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CHAPTER III.
THE SHOOTING MATCH.

Sunday afternoon presented busy scene at
tho r1ti-hGus. Group. Of Il lily drcsscl peas
ants were standing about, many talking
fast and eagerly, others quietly, anl ittlo
apart. Here stood woman in an cNiinsuish-
cr-shaped black wors,ed cap win hsr massyo ,o,
emily strong enough to build house,
who wore globular cap Of fur; while,
between them, stood third IN
grass-grctn gown, very sho'twaistel, and wte
three rows of red binding found tho shirt, her
head covered hy a. gaudy h,ndk,rch'ti' iied
triots Of the women Of the NuraIlbery, who,
during the Thirty Years War, drove a Swe,Isl,
division out of the I.echthai. and killcl them
| to a man. There was more Of the lDncs' thrt
| might 10 reused to defend her cubs, in them,
however, than Of the poissdrde they had hard
hands, strong arms, kind hearts, and hrm
wills.
sun-burni, ara pleasant. looking rather than
pretty, had bestowed considerable atten-
| tion on their hair, which was braided
in long shining tails, tied with gay rib
ands, and surmounted in some cases by
aunty little straw hats, rather bigger than
aises, and wroathci with primroses, blue hya-
inths, and anemones, Among the young men
and lads, red sashes green jackets, snd blue
stockings were rife each had his tall, conical
hat with gold cord and tassels, flower, or feath-
er; his rifle, plated buckles, and flower In his
buttsn:holH. They did not seen, to have :, mnch %
! to ssyfo the young girls for Irritation Is very
little countenanced in the Tyrol.
Thstarget was set up alta di,tGHoc Of two
lmacred aai fifty pace.. There were the
boari on tressels, covered with balls, pow
'deylHhks, and everything likely TO be
wap{sd for the sport. The rifles that were to
lido vunh goodly service were heavy and clumsy,
4 IA almost tD lie Dtt
7 by gust Of wind. Thercsi actively assisted
her mother In waiting on the company. johann
sidled w TO little Ander Speckbacher aud got
him OF TO hank. whero they could watch the
shooting, their arms round each Others necks
Tho two little girls held their mothers apron
as long as they could, and finally found them
selves some Juvenile companions.
Franz was very smart; but, somehow
his clothes always looked rs If they had
been made Tor somebody else; aud we're
worn with a slouchin3 air, as u he iei
too fine for his company. On the othe
hand, Rudolrs glossy suit OF green yelyye
mot seem TO think either Of himself ar his dress
hut TO have alert, discngsged attention To-
whatever was going ON.
Talking to Hofcr and Speckbacher was =.
man Of thirty. with piercing blue eyes, boil
but not prepossesslng ,countenancc, ,nd,catiy
Of great sharpness, and STOPPING. little, nel
ther like mountaineer nor soldier, tboug
he had been militia captain and major. Thi
was Martin Teimer, who had come from Clap
enfurt TO talk over the rising with bis comps
trlots. lie had been appointed BY !ien. Chastei.,
and seemed rather inclined, he two cou
panions thought, to plume himself on i. Thcs
tlree men had an eye to everything that wa
going on around them and now and the
J sspsrstod sd minglsd sn,ous ths group
sSssiiax u nsa hsis sad thsr$ w, N tim
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,mportsnt mee,in,, I"
"a few Of tho girIs vantsd 70 /, IT mn a danes.
bat / Lne. that So,,ld navsr so',
"i on wsre ouiis riybt' I.t IA S.xcs rhsu
the day /, rnn no, ,cfors
.Art WARY man ~
"a littIc' dear. OMAN . sr..s bs,tl. \ sf
beer ~
Shc did and .., d.vr c,,.. o,rc.;to N hin,
looking n, him .sFactionateiv rith b.r f,r-s
brown ewes.
Rudolf and Theresa vere talking IN lov low
er.lkc tones. at the door. under cover ar the
balustradod ral,ery. Ths youuc onss v,r, Al
play. N''0
Franz presently lounped In,
elm going now. Sandwirth ~ s,;a H.. an.
proacbin, IIofer. whose hand vas iaci A /, M,
wife's ANY commands ?"
Only about tho brandy"
'sOb. yes we talked that over bsfo,. y,,
shall have H."
"Wbat mnression hsa tAia d,v male M, yov
Franz >"
"Well-ii's lseu vary hot for tho tins ~
year"
al was not thinking OF tho wcather U.vs
ven Ind , n,c,1nt afternoon, sror,S"
IW,i, there u,s Too r,uc, br.;,.,.
mixcJ nm with il. s,ori /. on. ,hin,. ami m
sincss anp,Ler"-v,wpinv
,,1,h,,,,, -. ,.I -. ,,..
, "u ', Hesr!' '""' rAiu A'h', rn'n"' '"n-
"1'p''ou'|'
NO, IN quite awake, said Franz.
Now, sud the Sandwich, there will be
plenty OF different kinds Of work TO do this
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0gOr eva and ever /" meelly respOnaei IN

Por eV@ ana everI meehly Responded IN
resr;
Ine Capuonins companion was hght, a.
t .o soans IN. m,oun..ncer s wee, ., ,nrrcana-tws'y,
.,, usoan s,i nu', ana weh neeo ming tns p'c'u-
rcsque national costume A. roon as There's,
a9 VIZ We Jus, leaving ue KIT, pen, Sw a,n sue
rosugheu U .e.y nucn, ana haS,iy I,. ,I 49,,
=, noW we Fasseyr Is swollen aireauy sAa
'ne Gapuchin, ,,,
'np Ma'eV n, out c,ou , Wv, ,,., ~, ..,.
uoniy, iueh u'h A"'" '' - NY
NM % 20 20. ~ ali, A.. s,rd,,;r,, x,,,,,r
oni p'c. r;,..r o a,nno, Ia,n or.,,a's 49,
PauS,v ~. wy ss. 4, b.s no, h,,i.,,, -,
Tvs panks. 10" ssc na' uo' "i. shis ~, ms
,cu. y, nnn ,re conri,istorv ',."a !, ,.oS ,i,
.ono W on. ,,. ,.o,, oo,,, nm so WI
oonSe us WIN yosI ,o'nl an! w snNh n'Ne as
a. foou anu ,o.,,i.a v,sa ~, @ III ~ u.uHn
oAnno' pss p,on you nouioeI nov .n = sun
oaInsSk eo'eiie'' su'n "S you might Se' ~ bo'-
hen.
.No, no, III take my chance, said the man
OF indecision. rs there any one here that will
sec me through the yaleyi'
You cannot well miss your road, sir ; but
my boy Johann shall start you on 1t, II you
WILL.
lhank you VIII give MIN Few kreut-
zers.
No need, sir, thank you.
Ana the Sandwifth saw him GU, and gave
him some ensouragement about the weather,
ing The others isughed too.
Zone at E,t exclaimed tratn' thought
no pSver woniu make up ms mind,
NOW for business, said Spcckbachsr, look
my I'Svi ,., ,,r,,,. s,,,,,,, o. r,,,o- ro..,,;
., III ,io .,',Isr; y, asj, ,nS Tn
panGhu, anu kneeling. Your blessing, faith
err
The Capuchin, before blessing him, threw
back his hood; thereby revealing frank, de-
WI .gi,n,nrl ,n',i,iS.m, uoua,Imn,'' tn, c va Wy
,io, W. means an W, ,, nri' p,ppThaT T sumS
,cntiS HI cnu,l in strcI',tS. '"' 'ii"'
Snna, S, s 'ucIs s'I', ,.ny s"Ipsr ,e'' Hs'u
'he Ssnammtn' S ra.ncr spi,rtSn'.Siasey'. -,
r,,,'.s Iun, III ou no.,.- 'S O., wiz n"po
80, Iob.", ,a,, ~, So, ...a;a,;,,,. IT,
,",ps, MAJ: ,S;a ,no,n;na "Ou' "e's"'B 'h'''
sDrS,w in RnJnign s,i5 s,rdw;,,h cb.o,.
IN, g, ~ ,o,,, 80, a;ra"r' 49,, 80,
i, q, tbat aT,i sdistanro nv la a. II S,m wan
.or" no, ono " ne '-' ''' ""
D,inJs ~ LG,lt,, a,u.5 A,,l. s. a..
rbe,c,, sbo tnckeJ IN hcr n,,ia Sisters ao viii, viii
.ons;dcr MI oxno5i,ion "a sn,e,oJ and I..,.n
,oI.in,,sI,, ., aIsis, Sn, mo,hor T.; nran.r;~.
sud,uuS Es,h " assr. nei 'hoshe, S IN Prepa,ns ing
'a.ns' % oos.iIia euPle,' Sno nau no. oesa' ssn
~ ein.n hi,a r,W ~ 80 ,,ndor hnr ,rn o;Pt
selvet So,lcena eireum;tsnce n r Nhieh did not
''''Pe ''e ''e"""' 'so VI r'"N'
cuAprvp TT TI,r INN prrcx,vx
"who vas tina. stranger. Andorli" s.id
'uur, "a a. .oes s.nan p,,;, ru;,, ,,hr
a,., na.su na,MMn, % ! .nins, n'heu, % saia
NC o.nuNu'n % ,uuhnS oA ho 'ooA
''.s ?, e.eh ,hir whH WI insan,or. cha, ho,.,,
.fyoshin% %bateSsr s.,hsr, WE t,lte ~
,booting matches and S.bhsth' breakingn
,Good. Now tben-hers Is BAG of money. +"
"For what, father ?"
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"rou are not AFRAID Of leaving my cOu'h
"why should bei Women and childre,
will be respected. mesn her and her aunt Z
be very useful to MS, for expect that Chi
empty old castle will 10 filed with wounde,
mon, and llilicearde must tend them like III,
heroines of old song.
"Ah, that gladly will,r cried Hadessrde
:" As soon as you and Adolph ride oil, 1 shall
summon tho servants, toll them what D. ID
10 expected, srd superintcnd their immediate
preparations for the reception Of the sick"
"Tlis strUng-rOoms and dungeons must bs
looked to also" said tho Baron; "for we may
expect many prisoners"
'Ah, papa don't put any Of them down into
those dark holes full Of nevis api toads only ft
for tho bsrbarous timesl"
Certainly not; bat We must provide for
their secsrity, nevertheless, or they m1y seize
the, ,hs e%,i. 10 and Pu' pos into ono Of tho dark
And, hastily dispa,ching his breakfast, the
Baron collected his papers together, and went
away TO give various orders.
81 hopo the campaign will bs q short and
hrilliant one 'aid Iiilicrsarje anxiou,ly. II
ahall so lon.; for papa TO rcturn."
"Ms mother will soon Join you, said Adolph.
'But II you ata in the loist fear"
''Oh no All my Icar, nrc fov him; I
have none for myself. There ia hothinr,
l shall more glidly do than 10 hclp to
nurse tho poos mon who havo bccu
wounded In q ,Shtmg for oar liberties. Terri
bio gasbcs and amput tations, indeed, | do not
feel quito equal to. II W. could yet medical
man TO remain In tho castlc?---'
'Why should not youi Some n the Capu-
chiss are very clover. Father Joachim Has
pinSer has becu an army chaplain, aud is pre-
pairing for service again. Iio Is IA good, l q \
told, at setting limb as nc breaking q head.
His reputation hnd influence among the peas
~ ura m a al, nj Iay hal
was Iii lcgardc, when We visited the Cspuchin
convent at BriNen 70
ayes; and, do YOU know, wc had smother
very pleasant excursion in the rasscyrthai
nf.cr you had joined Your re cSimcnt. a storm
cino on, aud wc took rcfuge in lIofcr's Inn,
an Sand. Wcdl not SEQ him; but hs wife
and pretty daughter wsro very attentive TO ns.
All the horses aIo coming round" said Hil-
dcgarde, inlctrupting hefS,lf; and her eyes
filIol with tcar' "a her fai her returned TO tiku
leave of her; but she brushed then, away, and
kissed him with a smile. Sho accompanied
than To tle cate.
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An An..,lnn Inal.l.n,.


A few days since the several regiments
Of Gen. Sickles brigade we're smorn into the
service Of tho United States, by the custom.
ary oath. -Four regiments had been sworn
In, and each one took the solemn oath,
accompanied and followed with hurrahs.
When the Fifth Regiment was drawn mp
in line, IN officer Of one Of the companies,
Sleeping to the 'front.', addressed Gen Sick
les, and requested TINT his regiment might
be sworn in with prayer. IL was too sol
emn moment for hurrahs. The General
told him that the chaphius were absent ana
there was no one TO call upon TO perform
the duty. The officer replied that be would
call upon Que under bis command, it the
General would give him leave. Consent
was given. The duty was explained TO the
regiment, and the officer called upon a
pouib, II. years Of age, to step to the front
and lead them in prayey. lie Immediately
took the place assigned him, and engaged
10 ferveni prayer. The whole regiment
was melted into tears, as we'll as hundreds
who were standing around as witnesses of
the scene. The men stood weeping after
the prayer was over. So deeply affected
was the General, that he sent for the
ch0plains TO come and witness the scene.
1t was from his own lips that these facts
were derived.
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VERSIFIED.

In the nose and confusion" that so constantly raree
And is chronieed forth In the Tslegraphs pages
About Dry Goods and ess Goods and Causes and acss
Shawls, Bonpets, and Cloaks that rival the graees
Nay claim your attention, to a brief rehearsal,
ofa list Of Choice Goods in stock universal
And though less pretending, IN merit more sound
And quietly waiting your notice down town
There Cloths of all grades and textures you'll find
ot pure Wool from your aoeks aud Of Alabama combned
And Nestngs, the fancy Marsees Silk ana Black satin
Yarn made Of Cotton Thread Waddiug aud batting
Wcks Flannels, beached goods, Stripes Sheetng tvne
And Muslins and Lawns bonnet, dress and swiss 6ne,
Cambrics and summer Sus eeckd striped white shirts
Cloves Dress Goods ShaNs and Ribbons and Skeleton skirts
Spice pepper and cassa saeatus gold medal Anip goan
Broou BASKETS and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves and
Super teas, sugars and Zee both Java and Rio,
Pure, as aOn can be found 10 the State OF Ohio.
Paper hangngs brass kettles fancy prints and band oxe
Cloths pins Wooen yarn and bows for the necs Of your
Stone charns ngs jars and crocks assorted glass and nails
MOP handles wood and on sash Pitch-fos and water pals
Shoes for children boys and ladies' also and ladies hose
BuCalOs, NfN'
scythes snaths rakes and washboars half bushels and
Chalk osin whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
me ages lot OF Hats and Caps OF every grade style
Shoemakers too word with you, have for you good
Heres nearly all the implements for making boots and shoes
@S pegs pneheT hamniars knives. thsId, peg and sew
Tacks Nails awlhandles Jrises lining binding heel halls
Teneh call French chalk kip. 6Oas size sticks and
"eGPhgs and sngs OF various shades, shoe needles aud
But hold my muse, further tax the printers gentle
moods, e~-N''
He'll meier nd space for 1.-THE OF the list Of this foil stock
OF Goods;
! Say then, that the stock is fuIl and complete,
Thai we anxiuuSly awaiting, patrons 10 greet
Invite them ALL from Sout fiom North from East ane from
From city, from country, Lnoolni, DOurla.e. and al,
From every point of the compass, come ell.
is's Les's all your spare dimes with your friend
900 S.n,.b,,, o., o. ,sso stephen Hall.
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JULY APPOINTMENTS.
PROHE All THINGS!

PROVE All THIEGSl
nR. II. w. WADSWORTH Eclectic
II Physician and Surgeon will attendance as follows
Ashabula, Ashtabua House. Saturday and Sunday, July
18th and 18th.
Jefferson Friday afternoon, July 18th.
faineHyille, COWles House, Monday July 18th,
ChaTdOn, Tuesday, July 10th.
Cleveland, johnson House, July II and 20.
The Mode of Examination pursued by DR.. w
very simple and entirely and BY it disease Of any
OF he Internal vital organs is In very few minutes detected
WIN facility and certainly without asking the patient ques-
uOn or having the least previous knowledge Of the
Scrotula, and all Diseases of ScrofuOus origin.
Ulcers Tumor Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease SWELL
ed Neck or Goitr ssrOuOus Eyes Scald Head EponS
on the FACE or other parts Cancer Fstua Spinal Diseases
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence Structure St. Yitus Dance Ep-
lepsy, rheumatism Dropsy, &c. &e
All diseases peculiar 10 Females and all chronic diseases Of
the BRAN Eyes Throat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver Spleen
Kidneys, Skin other organs.
These suDeTiaS from ChrOHie Dseasss
m any description be assured that their will be
treated hy and canddly and they will not be encouraged
70 take medicine without corresponding prospect Of benefit
Dr. has visited Cleveland and other places Ohio and
New YORK, regularly for the last ten years and furnish
paent with amOnnl Of evidence In regard to his skill
ana quaiheatoni phYEinan lie will visit the above
places once month for year thus giving aOse who
SUIT hun an opportunity 10 continue till cured Those cases
ny others pronounced incurable requested 30 eait will
et goa nothing 10 have yOnr examined and explained
hoss Wishing 10 consult by letter. direct to Batavia NJ
r., or 10 the Of the Hotel any OF my app0ntmsns
H. W. WADSwORTH, N. D., Batavia, N, y.
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anu feAaIe InJhfeAhj pfeheuS 10 the alteuuon OF
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teething.
Which greatly facilitates process teethng by soening
the gums, reducing all inammatons-wil allay ALL PAIN
and spaSniodic action, and is sure
To Regulate the Bolcels.
Depend upon mothers it will give rest to yourselves and
Relief and HsGLA TO your Infants.
We have put sold article for over ten years and
can in confidence and truth it, what have been
able to any other medieiRe-never has il failed in
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
it. On the contrary all delighted with its operations and
speak in terms OF commendation Of its magical effects and
medical virtues We speak in this matter wha do know"
alter ten years experience and pledge reputation tor the
uhllment Of what here declare In almost every instance
where the infant suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
viii be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the syrup
administered
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of Of the
most experienced aud Ekiul in New England and
las been used with uever-iailing success in
Thousands of Cases
It not only relieves the child from pain but inygoate the
stomach and bowels cOreets acd and gives tone and
eTgy TO the whole SYSTEM 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels, and Wind Collie,
and overcome eonvulon which il net speedily remedied
end in death We believe IL the best and remedy In
the world In all cases of Dysentery and Dahua in Children
would say 70 every Mother who has child suffering from any
OF the foregoing complaints do not let your preudce
the peudees Of Others stand between you aud your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be suTs-ye absolutely
reetons for using will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is
on the outside wrapper.
For sale at HEEDRY COPELANDs, Ashtabuls.
Principal Once Is Cedar Street. N Y Pnee only rs cts
per bottle For Sale in Ashtabua by Geo willard 66Sy
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How A Creased Pig was Caught by A
Rhode Island vOlunteeE.


The excellent army correspondent Eof the
Providoros Journal describing the amusements
indalged in, By the First Rhode Island Regiment
st Camp sprsgue. Gear Washington, when OF
duty, gives the following account Of race for
and capture .Ofa creased pig by tho voluu.
teers -
The poor porker, closely shaved and thor.
oughly fabricated from snout TO tail vas
conveyed TO the areua in q covered hoy
Piteous indeed was the expression of his
innocent face when, uucaged lie was turned
adrift. UnknowiDg his destiny, he slowly
steeped from his prison.. grunting satisfac.
tion at release. But with o whoon tc,
incarnate 6ends rushed nadly forward and
endeavored to clutch his psehensiIe tou
Piggy, of sudden, awoke to a realizjng
sense of bis situation, and darted off. uncer.
tain where to 60, and emitting the most
dolefu squeals He rushed bere aad scout.
ed there, having no respect for the legs of
any one, aud routing people in every direc.
tiou. The men perspirng, hot and eager
were desperate in the chase. They caught |
and grabbed only to fnd their efforts futile. |
No sooner would tue prize appear 10 be !
won that it was lost The difficulty of the !
capture was enhanced by its being allowable
only to bold the animal by his unctous
appendage-any other method being ruled
out. The feat appeared impossible, but one
man sublimely rose whose intellect was
adequate TO the performance Of the feat.
He showed himself to be the very Napoleon
Of a pig chasers. esoared supreme at the
arduousness of the task, and watching for
au opportunity threw himself bodily on the
victim, and sezed the tail between bis teeth.
The Squealiug was terrific, but vas drowned
in the shrieks of laughter that we're un-
doubtedly heard in Washington /,
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