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Some one, speaking Of q beautiful
girl with enthusiasm, said he was al
most in love with her, though her IN.
derstanding was by no means brilliant.
"Pooh'' said Goethe, laughing, "as if
love had anything to do with under
standing. We love a girl for very
different things than understanding
We love her for her beauty, her youth,
her mirth, her confdingness, her
character, with its faults, caprices, and
heaven kHows what other inexpressi-
bic charms; but we do not love her
understanding. Her mind we esteem
Gf it is brilliantly and it may greatly
elevate her in our opinion; nay more,
IL may cnchain us when we already
love; but her understanding is not
what awakens and infames our pas.
sions." '519 f'i4 '1a
What will tho strong minded, plain
woman say to such heresy2
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ITCHl ITCHlr ITCH! ITCH

Editor Of aalette u. -, II.

. VI
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The oattle plague.

We learn that several cattle have
died in the vicinity of Lancaster, from
a disease which has been pronounced
cattle plague by those competent to
Judge. If the disease is really appear
ing among us, anything in reference
to its prevention or cure must be in
teresting. The following We find go
ing the rounds of the press, and we
learn that John II. Klippart, Esq ap-
proves of the homeopathic treatment :;
DIR, Hamilton, who went to Holland
to investigate the modes of treatment
there, writes to Mr.. Card, M, p:
The Dutch Government gave me
every facility for investigating every
method of treatment practlced there.
/ found that seventy three per cent. of
the cattle attacked. and treated home
opathically, were cured. The medi-
cines used chiefly were arsenicum,
rhus, phosphorus, phosphoric acid and
sulphur, according to circumstances
doses, five to ten drops, repeated four
or five times day; but treating the
symptoms of the disease as they ap-
peared, according to the indications,
by different remedies, as no two cows
had the disease exactly alike. The
killing system has entirely exploded
there. The panic has quite subsidized,
as the farmers now find that the
creator part of their cattle can be
saved by treatment. The diet should
only be linseed or other farinaceous
cruel till the animal is convalescent,
and then hay and turnip tops, &C., in
small quantities. Grains and distill-
ers' wash should be avoided as injnri-
ous, both to sound and diseased ami
mails. The eyes, nose, lips and all at
fected parts must be washed with tepid
water. .Iea .I.'H e-..
The preventive homeopathic treat
ment was arsenicum chiefy-ten drops
of the third dilution to be given to
each cow or OK daily. Two hundred
and thirty we're put under this plan in
one commune, and only twenty five
took the disease, although all had been
in contact with affected animals.
Under the allopathic plan, with d.
Lutte muriatic and sulphuric acid, with
quinine and gentian; one to one and a
half drachm doses, three or four times
a day. in linseed tea, they were able
to save torty.five per cent. The disin-
feotants used wero coal tar, picnic
acid, in proportions of eighteen
drachms of the acid to forty quarts oi
water and chloride of lime but other
preparations Of chlorine, as fumigants,
to be avoided, as tending to produce
an attack Of lung disease, which would
carry of the cattle after convalesencc
from the rinder typhus had set in.
The experience of the Hollanders
has proved so satisfactory that num-
ber Of Englishmen and gentlemen in
terested in cattle raising have formed
an association, in connection with the
British Homeopathic Society, "with
the view Of affording assistance and ad.
vice to those who may be desirous OF
obtaining information as 10 the mode
Of putting this treatment in practice
The association has begun its work by
issuing "Directions for Treatment
and in order to judge Of the effect
those who follow them are requested
to send in accurate returns of the re-
suits, for which purpose blank forms
are issued, to be filed up according tc
the circumstances of each case. .o
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beautiful Ho lidav Presents.

Papier Mache Writing Desks, Shell,
Rosewood and Walnut; Tourists Cases
Portfolios, Ladies' Gold Pens, Pen.
knives, Companion Annals, Bibles,
Prayer,Hymn and Presentation books,
Port-monies, the Poets in blue and
gold; Card cases, &C., at Tathill &
Sons Book Store in Greene's Block.
Dec14-2w.
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RT Andrew Bauman, successor to
Samuel Beery, has just received a large
stock OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, in
Guiding all kinds of TOYS for chill
dren. ,'e'zn n"''t''aHtHi % t'"@t ~
/. Persons wishing the old fashioned
HAND CRACKERS, can be accom-
modated at Bauman's Grocery and Ba-
kerry. "'',..2 ''e' 'A 0w-35.
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Unparall.Isd nnrontsry.

The following fiom Browolow's
Knoxville Whigp expresses in nut
she'll the unbldshing effrontery ofthe
rebels:
Six millions of white people, with
out a shadow of a pretext, engaged in
a struggle to overthrow a Government.
and with it twenty millions Of whites
and four millions of blacks. They
waged terrible war, characterized BY
a tiendish barbarism- never eaualcd
before since the beginning of time
They caused an expense Of four thou
sand millions Of money TO the natiou.--
They murdered fifty thousand Of the
soldiers of the Government by starva-
tion and cold, denying them ere by
winter and shelter in the summer. -
They burned cities and spread pesti-
lence; they assassinated the ruler of
the country; filled the country, with
widows and orphans; demoralized the
Churches, and blaspbemed the name
tof God; and now ask to vote, and rule
the country, as they had formerly done!
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wINTER 1sAppnoAca1na

And if you want nice Overcoat of
French Beater Cloth, Dahlia Color,
Blue, Black, Brown or Moscow, call
upon PETERS, ILLER BROTHER. They
will get it up in good style, and in
short notice. E..I aYu ia AVIS
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Dsmosra.lo s.lohlns Plaster

"A Western orator calls the Revenue
stamps Democratic sticking plasters'
The Democratic rebellion einAicted- q
debt upon the country which made q
stamp duty necessary.
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s@- Bishop Simpson, :he eloquent
Methodist Episcopal Bishop, favors the
payment of the rebel war debt when it
becomes due, viz, "After tho inde-
pendence of the Confederate States
shall have been secured"
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From tho New York Tribune.l
Tho Prohts sH Adxs srti.,nr.

To the Editors of the N. Y. Tribune:
SIR:-In a discussion to-day about
the profits of advertising, one of tho
party stated that Helmbold is paying
the Tribune $4,000 per year for ad.
vertising. Is ittrue that any druggist
can afford to pay such sum for advet.
tising. A BosToN DRUaatsr,
Boston, Nov. II, 1865. "a. Fl'' fs<
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Whom we witness the action of such
mon as Sumner--at time when all
tho energies Of n great government
have been used TO re establish bro
ken Union--when We see men like the
great Massachusetts Senator fighting
with all the zeal which madman can
summon, against the policy Of the Ad-
ministration, the wicked part of the
Adamic race, cannot be kept down.
Tho mind involuntarily reyerts to the
time when Brooks cane was freely
used, ard tho heart cannot stife sigh
of regret that the distinguished Now
Highlander did. not hand in his
checks" like an honest man, who was
tired Of flifo.- Nepbern (N. C) Times
Yes, sir, and you want another fog
ging. The old rebel devil hasn't been
whipped out of you yet 1t becomes
men who are living only by the mercy
of the Government, who are allowed
TO exist in the country only by the
magnanimity Of great and offended
pcoplc, to make no allusion to tho old
insolence, brutality and cowardice Of
such men as Brooks. The Brooks
men have beon put down. The war
finished that class of "roughs," or
chivalry," if you prefer that namo,
and wo hope to hear no more signing
for tho days when the nation was bull
lied by them. Hcnceforth tho Gov.
ernmcnt is to be in tho hands of gen.
tlcmen and patriots. .t.gy.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

FLOUR-Dull superfne at 81 25
'@7 rs; extra superfhe at $8@8 %.
. WHEAT-Firm prime red at$2 30
az 35, and white at So 5O@2 20.
CORN-Firm at 82c.
WHISKY-Dull. Sales at So SO.
STOCKS-Dull; Pennsylvania SIS
So; Morris Canal SO; Reading 5Sa
Xenia 56s. .rs
MONEY-American Gold 145 Sight
change on New York, par. '.
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THE AMENDlME
CALIFORNIA RATIFIES IT

SACRAMENTO. CALIToRNIA, Dec, fS.
The resolution ratifying the Consti
tntiouAl Amendment. aboliShing sla.
very, finally passed the State Legisia
tnre to-day.
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To the Public.

The subscriber has removed his
Clothing Store to DIR. Sbawk's corner,
where he will be pleased to greet ali
his friends with anything in his line.
Oct.3, '65--28. JACOB HITE.f
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TTALL's VEGETABLE EsICILIANHAIR
REVIEWER has proved itselfto be the most
penectpreparaton for the halr ever offered to the
pnhlics .F' i' NN.. ''.I '..s 'h
Ills aV agetable compound, and CONTAINS no inju-
riOus properties whatever
IT Will RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIGI-
NAL COLOR. ,..rH - sii..s. ..t-f.. i..fi f,,.
twill keep the hair from falling out.
1t ceanses the scalp and makes the hair son, lus.
.rous and silken. yi,.. .., -
Itisasplendid hair dressing. > Nti'N- 'ilt.+9
No person, old or young should fail to use e.. al
IT'S RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
90 Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew,
er, and take no other. r. HALL CO.,
ZyU ~. Nashua, NJ H., Proprietors!
For saleby all druggists. Nov. l6-S4 sme
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NEW YORK FINANCIAL.

INV IOHhj DOOOrHUOI 8U'
MONEY-Quiet and steady at per
cent. .'"
STBRLING-Dull at 1094@1095
GOLD-Without material change
opening at145i, declining to 145B, and
closing at 1859. "'.. '' '"'
GOV. STOCKS-Quiet and without
decided change, "-
Freights to oLiverpool without dccld-
cd change. D.. 80 ,..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Teachers or Clerks Of
II Districts. e@.5,

Teachers or Clerks Of Districts wishing to INTRO.
duce Wilson's Series Of Readers and Spoilers can OBJ
tain them for first Introduction into their schools at
introductory rates, at the Bookstores OF Messra
BRENNEMAN and TUTHILL, Lancaster, o. iH'
Dec2S, ls65-6m" ,.,i '-.tl. ..rf4 ia, .,p..
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LACAsTER MAR 1T.
rected Weekly by II. A. Gebelein, City Grocer
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, December 26.

STOCKS-Hoavy; Unitod STATES 6's
5-2O's coupons 1862, 1899; Treasury
notes, 7.30, lst series, 98f; Ohio, Mis-
sissippi, Central. 264 Quicksilver, A.
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D@-See INSTRUMENTATION and
Lot for Sale"
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IScOngrcss adjourned on the ssd,
TO the 9th Of January.
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THE ouRn ENJOY.

Tho report of the Comptroller Of the
Currency Bureau gives the following
interesting exhibit of the present con.
dition of tho currency of tho country !:
Tho amount Of national bank notes In .,..
actual circulation on tho lat day ofoc'
tDber last II ,S2l ,9O3
The amount Of state bank notes IN circu-
lation at the same date, as appears by
return to the Commissioner OF Internal
Rsyrnue 7ssG7S75
Making the bank circulation on the lSt
% dSy Of October $780, is9, ,i1S
The amount of legal tender notes and
fractional currency issued and outstan- ...
ding on tho lst Of October, 1904, was. .704 5st 05e
National hank notesi the hands Of banks .ty
not yet iSsued ..,,,~., io,ceSi0a
banks Ioo ,oiO
Making tho aggregate amount ef legal
tender aud bank notes In circulation .. b..
ns authorized TO be issued TO and by
thS banks ,OsSI ,9Sa
From which sum should he
deducted, State bank cir' .EflH
culation now outstanding
that will he retired about
ms fast AA national cur, H.f....t ..f.. ... h..
rency In issued TO convert -
ed banks s...........,,.,".stIe,boIoIo
Also the amount ot "cOn. ... ....
p0und interest notes
converted into $40 bonds d. al. II.f..
since the hrst OF October
last, ..,. ."., ,,,,.,.-,,. 4hAlI,Sxs N ..'
..,'..- - lss,as.eo'
Tho amount then len 40 the .EI 1.F#
| available currency of the
| country is...... ....a,ss o0O,l0IJ2s
| In or or TO ascertain tho
amount Of notual active
| circulation on thu LIST ....., ..H
| daytf October lNsLthere
| should DO deducted nom tH .|t
the last mentioned sum- ... ... ...
| Tho amount OF national
| currency delivered Ia ...
banks, and not thenln - III. ..f.
| circulation. ,.,",,.,....,elOb,b ,b26, ,l62
| National circulation not mini ~.
| delivered to hanks"... Sl0o, ,l62, ,9tb
| Amount Of legal.tendor ..H
| notes held by ban9s, In. 80 -......l
cludmg s1i, ,36l ,Si7 COM
| pound interest notes,., l93,0oi, ,665 Ea..HtH
| Compound interest notes -
| other than those held -"st 't
bybafks, mostly held A r-.l ts..It.r
| Investments by nsur.
| .anee companies and sa- t, l''Nl 81
vings banks, less, say .o ,g,T'
| ei0,0Q0,0OO In actual cir
| culntion ....s,,.o,... 12l,3lAie5
| Currency In the Treasury
OF the United stalCS..,. 6S,Ns,alOa ~ fbl-,
I9.f - .Ace1 1l poi -T-
Total ..... ''.'"''''.. teV ", ~
| sAst "a Aa.4t - "N- - = ss~->~~-~~-
! which win show the actual
circulation TO be"m"""'.''' ..."""". $3.50 ~, ~
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.p.,s,,,ps, Ferdinand, wis, do you mean ~

"PeYdinandi Ferdinand wha. do you meant
"You would know al, Lsursf 80 be IT, fou 'hI oe
satisfied VA, should got Because no longer live
under the .e Roof with yobecsase the very air that yon
breathe Is dangerous TO mebeeau-e dark gull yavp' before
me- which ma, DO death 10 b Into which Il must %
insrny to fall. All you would know all Lasrs You shai
have ny secret snes nothing lees vii convince you love
youloye you you again DO io'ed-oeter th'n
ny.c-be,ter than my honoG You stand upoo the pedestal
., NY heart and oil else scattered 10 ashes about is oise
You have the very principle Of my bensy"s tho
VIII. q my bensictOr VIII you noe urge r'e 10 remain -
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