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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

In many affections peculiar to Females the Exttstt
Euchu Is intiuacd by any iihrr remedy ns IN n :.
f"Sis or HGtriu"n ifrrpulHri;y pabglIEc.s or Slu.
pressinh u Customary Eva'union liberated ,r sr,r
tlolI slalh OF the Uterus LeuchUr-IlDa ur Whites.
whether arising from indscrttion haJits of oi,in.
tluu. or in the - -'''
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

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IN ulsu - 'Hl'slcu ",ti @ r.oe 't w. I q ii,ihia " "
%un" renp, @ wh" resort to il Under appres
bpusinn of ranntarR escape the scOurgei aud thousand
who neglect to avail themselves Of its protective qHa
itips in advance, are curad by very hriei course
this marvellous medicine. fcv'r ANA Ago" r"tiont
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
EVANS & W ATSDN

SALihANDER SAFES, RH
MOVED tn No. ~ South !0l,t'
Street, Pai'aieipIt1, bay. on
snf large assortment Of Fine
I'M tProof Salamanirr Safes
l'n. iron doors, for banks and
stores iron shutters iron sash, all
makes zoe locks cqua!to any INA ie
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
TREASURER'S SALE OF REAL
L S T A r E--S + A 4 L D L A n d.
L GREEABLY to the provisions OF

z UNET NDI1 10 VHE pTOVTsTUHS OF
I Y tho act Of Assembly, entitled an Act TO reduce
the State debt. &C. pa sed the 3th day of April lS4I,
Treasurer of the County Of Columbia hereby gives
notice 10 all persons concerned therein that unless
the county road school. poor aud state Tax &C. due
the Following real esst' situate in the county Of
Columbia, paid bef re the day Of sale, tic whole OF
such parts Of each a. will pay the charges and
chargeabie thereon wilt be sold nj the Court lOuse
IN Bl0omsbueg. Coz Of Columbia, on the 18th day or
June lr64. d. ing the second Monday, and TO be
tnued by adjournment from day to day for arrearagea
Of due said county and the costs accrued each
ragu
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
A puro and powerful Tome, csrrcctve and n''erav,
Of wonderful efficacy III disease Of tho
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Cares Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Heala-ha, Gensu
Dehiliiy NERVOUSNESS Ueprps sion OF spirits, Con
,,ipation, cole, Intermittent Fcvots tt1'npi
and Spasms. aud all omplants OF either
SIX. rrising from BODILY weakness
whether inherent in the system ar
produced by special cIuseS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

~ EW AND SECOND HAND SAFES,
! For sale cap. ut New York safe Depot, II vii.
liam street, New York.
). A GRE g q.
SIZE AND PRICES or Lii les FIRE PROOF
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
OK HEADACHES AND WANT OF Ar ETITE,
INCInEN EAL TO SOLnIERS.

Those feeling which so s0Sdcn us usually arise from
trouble nnnoyaucns Qbstrtted pe,spraion, eat.
ing and drinking whatever is unwhnesomc, thus dis.
turbng the hcalhrl action of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved you desire to be well
The Pills, taken according to the printed instructions,
will quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach. and, natural consequence, clear head
and good appetite.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
FEM ALES-FEMALFS

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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
ND OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatvr. ~ the Army
Navy ,houldtake especial care that a. he amply sup
piled with these Pills and Ointment "a where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have npgicct to provide
themselves with them, no better present can be sen
them by tleIr Friends They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never failing friend in the hour Of need
CCnCus Ann COLDS AEE ErTING nRnnrS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

II IUD II I 7 TN G = n IT,
tir SBJRGH "a.
rJ-sol by NIL Druggists, CroeoEs aad etorctyepo"
everywhere
November q, I3a3-ly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

conceal any opinion held by me in re-
gard to the political questions new agi-
tating the public mind, hasten to reply
to your interrogatories.
l. l do admit aRd believe that Con
gress has the right to legislate on the
subject of slavery for all the Territories
of the Uaited States, the District of Co
lnmbis inclusive.
2 [ am in favor of the adoption Of the
Wilnot proviso in all the Territorial or
CARNATIONS.
8. am in favor Of the prohibition of
the slave trade in the District of Colum-
bia / am in favor of the abolition Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia, the
citizens of the District expressing wish
to Congress therefors. If this cannot be
doae, shOHld then be in f1ror o reE0r-
v tie seat Of Government to fres
.O am opposed TO the admission of
= slave States, from any Terri
auJ NO. -sperly ineladed in the Texas
~ %. I. do not believe that Con-
I'm soulis disturb the compact en-
s.ss gress ougus In u NssAa on that subject
su I.m In i,'f = F.vor of the exemption Of
the Homestead from saeeS.len- S O.
8. an in favor Off .-.in
ton to amena the Constr e.W-
JE McDo SALo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
The Allies In the Struggle.

The Atlanta (Ga- Register fully ap-
prcciates the services of the Northern
peace men, if We may judge BY the tone
Of its leading editorials In 6 recent ar
ticle in that paper it says "the noble
baad of patriots" led BY Ex-President
Pierce, Seymour of Connecticut, Wood,
Vallandingham and voorhees,, "are do
ing as indirect service. They are worthy
of our respect and sympathy. We con-
fess our faith in their political principles.
We csnfess our confidence, that events
ally these men, (peace Demoerats) viii
see the whole truth, and embrace all its
conclusions"
That is the precise language of the
Register, and the peace men Of the North
ought to feel Hattered by the compliment
and doubtless do. But generous as is
this notice Of than, the Register in au-
other article bsstovs upon them 8 still
higher degree of adulation and praise.
Il concludes its article in these words:
I'VE can gain nothing BY dsnouneing
them, (ths peace Democrats of the
North) but We may loose much by pre-
ssnting hostile front to their peace
movements Live with them under the
ssme government We never will But,
in the meanwhile, if they viii ass the
| ballot-bex s9ainst Mr. Lincoln, while We
use the csftridge-box, each side viii bs q
helper 70 tbs ether, aud both co-oPersts
! in accomplishing the grsstest work
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

which the country and this continent
have witnessed.
We might with propriesy call ths at
IN Of the Journal to this extract
EN- . Register. While ths rebel pa
ro1 y ing to use the peace Democrats
Per Is = ~" n. $h to assist the organized
"a ene M IN and rebellion in the
Soless S " ue1 ~ ths Government, it
0oasni 70 Ossfthrs -skels will never live
yet asserts that the .m.nt w;,b ,bs,,
under ths same Cover. i H.. 49, sss.L
Il does, however, acknoN @ aaosom 80
side is helper to the othei, .s..stxo-k
plishing" what il calls ''the gr, sao,;.sr,
which the country and this 80
have witnessed" The Register go
whe its friends are and does aoi hesl. !
to slime them over with its fattery, an
acknowledge their services in the inter
est of treason, in profoundly grateful
manner. The Journal should not, for
the sake Of politeness, if nothing else,
allow the compliment TO pass unnosicel
- Ka6ash Express.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
The Kearsarge and AIabaL "a.

Secretary Welles in letter to
tain Wiuslow, of the Kearsarge, says: d.
''The Alabama represented the bsI "
maritime effort of the most skilllul Eng
lish workshopt. Her battery was com
posed Of the well tried 80 Founders of
81 cwt, OF tLe famous 6s FOUNDER of the
British navy, and of the only successful
rified 100 FOUNDER yet prodaeed in Eng
land. The crew were generally recruit
ed in Great Britain, and many Of them
received superior training on board her
Majesty's gunnery ship, the Excellent
The kearsarge is one of the hrst gun
boats built at eur navy yards At the
commencement ofthe rebellion, and lacks
theiinprovsaents Of vessels now. under
construction.
The victory Of the Kesrsargs over the
Alabama was so decisive that the secesh
are whining that their vessel was hope
lessly inferior ship. The facts are, the
Kearsarge is a ship Of 1881 tuns; the
Alabama 1860 tuns-diffsrence in favor
of The Alabama, twenty nine tuna The
Kesrsarge carried seven guns--the Ala
bama eight.
great us&A Is sAlu Ot tuS ChAiu - A"a
that protected the boilers Of the keAr-
sarge. Well, that is an American inven-
ton, aud We suppose it is no harm 10 use
it
The great advantages Of the Kearsargs
were-shs had the best guns and the
best gunnsrs The Alabama had the
most approved English guns, but they
do not compare with those turned out by
onr arsenals She had some of the
schooled guuneFs OF the British navy, but
their shots were wild aaa high, while OuI
Jolly tsrs aimed low, and put their shells
home. The effect of our eleven inch
shells was immense. One Of sthem
kaocked down, killing, wounding, and
temporarily disabling nineteen men; and
they tore the British oak in wonderful
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
Fight In Mississippi.

Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Dameerai
CAIEo, July l5.-Ths steamer Sunny
South has arrived from Memphis, bring
ing one q Us later newa Gen. Smiths
movements are net yet fully explained,
the reports being of such conflicting
character thIt the difficulty seems to BE
to get at the truth. Some say that Smith
has been badly defeated near Browns
vile, AnG others, apparently as truthful,
report that Forests force has been bad
ly cut up, and be himself either killed or
dangerously wounded. In such case it
is best not to give too great credence TO
either rumor, Tor they are but ruuiors,
and wait for reports which can be aa-
thenticated.
On Wednesday quite 6ght occurred
between = portion of the reosl General
Baford's cavalry, under Captain Corse,
and detachment of Tennessee cavalry
and thirty Of the 4th New Jersey infant
~, the latter numbering not far from
800 men, commanded by the Major of
the 34th New Jersey. The location of
the skirmish vas some fifteen miles from
Columbus The rebels we're in ambush
ana look our men by surprise, ana al
6rst drove them, but they rallied, eharg-
I'd upon the rebels and finally drove them
off the 6eld, capturing Captain Corss.
who was severely wounded, and killing
ten Of the rebels outright aad wounding
a goodly number Not man on the
Union side was killed and only one be-
ing wounded, and he is now in fair way
10 recover Corse 10 in confinement Al
Columbus He says Buford win soon
attack the garrison and release him. In
fact, Buford 10 reported as being in the
vicinity with consider able force, and
Columbus has for several days been KEEP
in readiness for an attack. Our hundred
day troops only wish the rebels mai
come. They are ready to welcome them
after their ewn fashion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
Joe. McDonald--HIs AbolItiOnism

In ls4s Mr.. Mcdonald was rather
more ofa radical Abolitionist than any
thing else In fact the whole party was
as radical az Abolitionism could make
it at that time. The questions grow
ing out Of the annexation of Texas, and
the acquisition Of Mexican Territ@ry,
we're very important then, and attracted
the earnest attention Of the whole conn-
try. II was necessary for beth the lead
ing parties a. that time to define their
positions thereon clearly, and the lea
ders Of each party were required By the
people to express themselves fully upon
the policy which should govern the set-
Element Of these questions.
Edward A Hannegan, Joseph z. Ne
Donald, Jsssss D. Bright, aud tive or
three other politicians of that party,
we're candidates at that period for United
States Senate. Their dssIre to ascer-
tain their views on the question, a. to
the pswer of Congress to prohibit the
sxtention of slavery into free territory,
&C., For this purpose certain interio-
Eatories were addressed to them which
ELECTED the following response hon Mr..
84COOa64Ig 8uA O4S lEQE4 Tue
other gentlemen mentioned Such sen
timents now, are denounced as the rank
est abolitionisn, or radicahsm, by the
democratic press, and politicians Mr..
Mcdonald, as viii be seen, was not only
in favor Of abolishing slavery in the
District Of Columbia, but should that
object not be accomplished, ne was then
in faver Of removing the capital Of the
nation to free sell That is plain. It
is abolitiouism of the worst kind We
suppose, that at that time, the express
ion Of such sentiments had = tendency
to ''fire the Southern heart" We ask
the Journal to publish the following
from its candidate for Governor. It also
might publish extracts from The Buckeye
Abroad" by Sam Cox Such publica-
tions would have tendency to enlightea
its readers as to the past history Of the
party, and perhaps cause its leaders to
have some compassion upon those sb-
olitioniss who only ayow similar senti-
nents now:
Here ie the letter referred TO.
ArTIcA, July 3, lez9.
"GxxTLxxEx: Having seen yoar cir
cular TO ths candidates OF lths District,
! in the public pEess, and not wishing to
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
rr,,ep. and Practice.

The Copperhesds are curious set of
folks They make predictions, and then
20 to work 10 carry them out, so as to
have them prove true This fact will
apply TO the rebellion in all its phrases.
They predict that it cannot be pat down
and therefore they do all thsy can to
prevent the Government from putting it
down. They predict that negro equality
and ''miscsgenation" are bound 10 take
place in this country, as a result Of Black
Republican policy or as the effect Of
fleeing the negroes, snd we may expect
soon to ace them carrying out this pre-
diction, in orosr TO make it 'esme true
Indeed they have already begun to do
30. 0h the 4th, in Dayton, ohio--so
says the DaytoE JoEradi-three or four
Copperhsads eoaxsd q negro into =
wagon with them, gave him an Ameri-
can flag to hold, and drove round town
aud through the streets, for several
hours hurrahing and shouting and pre-
tending TO enjoy themselves amazingly.
They seem to be more pleased with the
society OF the negro than he was with
theirs, and we have no doubt such was
the case. They did it simply 70 give an
exhibition Of NEGRO equality and fra
sernity. They will dobslsss soon be
giving the coantry exhibitions Of "nais-
eegsnAtisn, in the same way, and for
the same purposs-that Of proving the
truth Of their predictions Let them go
it We venture TO predict that all tbs
''miseegeHation" that takes place be-
tween white men and black women in
the Nor thern or loyal States hereof
ter, will be, as il always has been at the
| South, by Democrats, so far IS phife
men are concerned Nins.tsnths Of all
ths young mulsttoes, South or North,
are the children Of Democratic fathers,
szd 80 il will continue 10 be- The only
difference likely 10 result from the abo-
liiion Of Slavery will be the fact that
white fathsrs will not be allowed 20 sell
their sOH children into slavery hereafter.
This will be worth sOmthing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
Fight in Northwest MlssOurl--DCteat
of Rebels and PaW.PaWs.

A dispatch 20 General Fisk from Gen
eral Curtis, dated Leavenworth l4th,
states that our forces combined under
Col Ford fell upon the rebels at Camden
on Thursday. There was a short fight
and eomplsts roat Of the rebels, the pur-
suit turning southwark. The enemys
loss was fifteen killed also, large
number of musksts, shot guns, accoutre-
nents, and ten kegs Of powder. Union
loss ons.killed and one badly wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
AGENCY.

zx H. wALxKR wx. Il. WALKER, N.
WIN. Il. & WIN. Il. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase 81 ne 81
EsSase.
on3es On Thtsi sezsst. opposite the esuEs Hszss-
fulyT.ea6Aw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
CAIKo. AprII sth. asa


GzsrlrsrTs :-slaes my srTtrsl here, snd par
tienlarl, siues il was ku ewn had heFetefoFs re-
sid.J IN Nv York CITY, fFeqzsnt inquiries have
beep mets of sns whether sas acquaiated with
lr R-u o. your city. Vh 1ist ltftng there, and
what knew of him, etc.
Ia order that there shsil BE- ba nisnnderstaad
inr and for the purpose of piseisg myself right
In the eyes Of that gentleman, ss sst as yourselves
aud sthsFs, deem Il proper a. veil ~ y naent e
make this stAtsnsent In writing, 20 be len In your
hands. or given 20 DR.. Bell, ss y0a May think
bcst hs 70 do with it ~ he rlasses. knew br
Bell some six or eight ysars since, IN New lork
CITY, where flr a few months We we're sngagsd In
the same Tnesgtute. He was clever scholar,
standing third 10 his ella within attssn months
Of his FIRST entry, aad proHounesd by All TIE Fro
fess0rs "a we'll a. By majority Of the ThiFltehfh
Street school, one u IT, brightest lights and hon
orAblo unernhers. Dr.. Bells treatment In this
speciality particularly IN the treatment % fsna1s
diseases Il aeknow isdgee equal te any 81 fhe *
formed school of pbysieauss sHd sxeeiisd ~ none
in the great institute.
Dr. Bell T., in my opinion. = gentleman well
worthy u the extsnded patronage which, an
happy 20 md. ia daily bsing sxtsadsd . him.
kespactialiy yours, J. 7. WIGHT ii. D.
Prop'r 81 Louis Thtozt and Lang iaatitafe,
No. IS North sixth streot, s.. Louis. Nc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
FEMALE DISEASES S
DELICATE DISEASES or
.

DEL1OA IL DISEAoES Ok
Or T. ~ I'll Z VI Z ~ /.
4 ADIES suffering frem Whites. Falling q ihs
L. womb. Inflammation. Ulesrsilon M.
lArgemsnt Of that organ, suppression or sannss
meRstruatioa. or ky any Of the diseases pssaiiAr
60 females, ant which nrodnes saeh wide spread
dsvssfstion, and carry 80 many Of the brightest
ornAments % society 20 aH cary grave. make
lIfe tsfnl whil~ q lAstz, be cured speed
ily and persaaentlF, And without undergoing an
cxamiusfieR.
would ezatiaa you against believing yen ars
dying Of consumption, Shsn by being cared Of
your womb and uterine diseases net one sympton
% consumption fs lsff.
IL would be well for you to know that all the
"a. rfoHipg symp,oms, essa the rArkiaE esngh,
g., = nsrvous prostrafiou, restless nights pzlpi-
,..i.n of ths heart, head ache. hack Aad bosss
srbs n. Nek ia consumption. are 80 tormsnting.
- ,hs Fmnon symptoms of diseAsed romb :
S',.. ~. Niss with which 30 many patients and
rsv.ieisss 'sks are decsifsd, ssa 60 mzny valas-
4. xitb '. - great piessnfs that ofssr the
f,ltarinr Latter. gFittsn hy the sniasat Doeter
WEIeHr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
OrQanic Weakness.

Lsss Of natural Ylgor, nervous aud general de-
bllify with skin sTuptiens, fever cores, pains In
syeFy bone aud mnscls, loss Of memory, hsadashs
and dsfiDess, night dreams, emissions, tmpo-
tsnes stc &c. aud thu endless other snherings
whleh attic Eneh patient viii be esTsd By
means at prcseEs szsd In all the Rev York City
Hospitals. and thosets brooklyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
SATISFACTORY CURES
WARR a ANTED .
or NO PAY ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREEl

will farnish reference from the New York
Hospitals and the City Colisgss also, Prof VIII
lard Parker, No. II west 81 sfFsst. Dr. J. H. Chill
toa, chemist, ~ Prince street, Aew Ycrk, and
CITY River and Military rsfefsnee hrrs
Letters, With Tetarn stamp, promptly aazHered
Msdiclnsa sent By express, with dirsctions in
writing. are the money seeon psniss the lsttss.
Hs- ofics ever the Auction Room, beswssn the
Post 0fies ard International Hotel, Commercial
Avenue, one block IN resr Of tha Psssssgsr Depot,
Cairo, Ills Pest once box No. z7t.
sS- Ofics hours from 70 II a. II, and from
70 Pm.
II. s. BELL. II. D.
Iys-lyd&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
the letter referred to.

AIIILA1 SuIy y 4o1S.
"GxxTLxarEx: Having heen yonr cir
cular to ths candidates OF lths District,
in the puhEe press, and not wishing to
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
GFNTIEMEN.

who through thoushflsss inprudsncs, or inhe-
Gently, az saas Acre, have become poisoned by
that niost deadly virus, PESERTAL. can now ana
uneaiats reIlsf and a afrsrmAnsnf cure ] use no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
MERCURY,

I care with a vegstabis SsutFalEsf, whish At esee
the disease aud very soon removes the last
We tiga from the systems leaving the patient -
vlsorou. and hsaithy, and the skin ~ frssh and
blooming, as bsfors the disease eoutrastsd-
No matter gf how long standing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
MEDICAL.

L. -. HERR. NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN 3 SURGEON,
Dsssa's Beck sasss. n|zE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

Ever brought to this City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed In the selection
of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be excelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down. they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring us
with call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them
selves.
Remem Der the place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

nERFUMKRY, SOAPS, TOILET ARTcLEsv
L Pomzdss, CssDstiqnss, Tooth, Nail, SleAnp
Hair and Cioth Brushes; CG1es In great TAE1ss1-
A o. BALLoGK's Druz sssrs.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13
The pump became suddenly dry.

AWFUL SoorHNG.-A handsome young gal in
oar town was sot up with one night by a noble
young specimen of the true American, with scis-
sors ir his vest pocket mean a dry goods
clerk-and the young gall mother hearin suth-
in pop arose from her couch, under IN impress
Sic that her oldest boy who was given TO frs
kyless, was holdiD wild reyel on the ROOT
beer in the West-room. But on openin' the door
she aiskivered it was huggin' and kissin' which
had a,soken her from her peaceful repose my
daughter, oh, my daughter 2" this fond parent
did cfy, t'oh that should live to see this do
ms in my own house?'' II know, dear moth
er, this sweet village maiden unto her mamma.
quickly replied, 'that it is quite improper, but
IL is ortI soottin ~