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FEAiAI.E FASHIONS AMONG THE
niNp0OS

y Tia Fanalp ~. shass nnleFgqno sinc
81 al,t change ln a,lIitu,a g. Uie wrap
sgsepssit i nat nnEsha in. iisp prescni day
f1r lliadoo women o. the higher ranks %
woar = petticoat and bodice, ih iaissa4au d
sfihe Mahosne,lan female dress. These
form ~ part o. the ancient lIindoo cos'
fiilssb psreuil 4atta t6laS. bIiciq
loadiag thair cliltrmr with ornaments
I You wia tgtta sec yoting boy wlth nlat,
siye Yiiscr Fihgs fonnd his mikes 20 hsayy
! tiiai b caii scarcely walk When they
sr5W isisse brnamenss arc generally laid
aA,ie. BIT n q not - with the f,,nales
liindyo women welr masslve rings on
their iugefs, arm aud nfi1es Rings on
the toes are not uneommon, aud gold coins
worn III tho hnir3 ~ round tho waist -
And. more remarkable still. almost eyary
woman, rich or poor. has n gold ring iu
her uosc, MS 4 hnoh pdaab ornament
70 be without itig regarded by some
castles AZ d sign of wlilowhopd; and married
women its said, have superstitious
dread Of ogremQying i from It's place, even
for q single instant. ss
The proyerb holds good in India, thai
.sall Il not cold tlat ghaors.H Not an.
frequently hyass and pewter are made u
do duty for goIl aud silver, aud glass for
precious stones. There Is 40 odd kiAi d
ornament which many Of t1e poo est women
wear On tlieir wrists. consisting Of a nun.
Dor IF painted rings, made Of a, reaiaous
snhstanae called sbcl-lac. which in appear.
aance erescnilles sealing wax. These 0rna.
tnleuts b4ur about tho same relation To gold
bracelets that patse diamonds do rcal dia-
nonds. They are, however, snowy, and
please the wearers. I.s
Shells and flowers are also worn as or,
natlents. Ncm sometimes see young Him.
doc women wear .sweeirsvNted aoBers
(sueh as the Indian jessamine) as an or
namcnt for the hair am tod that ilow-
ers which have been presented as an offer,
ing 20 some deity, afe most priced for this
purpose. -
II ID acohnhon piuctice for Hindoo wo-
! men % paint the ,eyelids,, and 'ropnd the
eyes, with lamp-black 1 and the Zip of tbe
fingers and nails with the red henna plant,
~ pnafreuuensly seen young ehtldFduRho,
both boys and glrls,spaintod IN this hsshl
ion. 8aa Il ahpJ7 ess ga lH3aJ asy
IA tAsf 8a5@s4 A8E8N hg 8f a q esl An" eHa4 E
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CAELYLE oS HEALru There Is 20 kind
ofgchieycmcnt you could mike ir the
world that is equal To- perfect health.
What arc nuggets and millionsi The
French fnancier said, Alas! why Is there
no sleep 10 be soldY' Sleep was not III
the market at auy quotation 1t is curl.
GUS thing that remarked long ago, and
have often turned in my head, that the old
word for holy IN Die German lapguage-
heilig- also means hsalihy And 50
afieiltgoaa means 'h0ly-wdf or hepAhg-
well' as 81
We have 10 the Scotch 'halc;' and |
suppose, our English word whole with d
w, all Of one piece. without any whole la
it, IL The same word j End that you
could not gst any better definition Of what
holy really is than healthy completely
healthy2 lfoas saaa an eospere slj,o,<+
A man wi h his intellect, a clear, plain,
geomelrie mirror, brilliantly sensitive of
aH objects and impressions around it, and
imagining all thugs il their CORRECT propor-
tons not twisted up into convex grlconr
cave, and distorting everything, 50 that he
cauHetsseg the tFpthaOf the IBatter without
erdless gIppihg aud nianip1ilatio heal
thy. clear and free,aad all round about
himd 20 .bspsN b8s adi II ZEE
I'VE can. newer attain tllat4at A.# Ia
fact the opeFatisusswd lfave got into are
destructive 0fit iYou emaot, ifiyouaiss.c
going TO do any decisive iliiltelleetaal1oper-
atom il you are going toswsite n ba0lssd-at
tleast,I nesercouId.4 witliout sgetlia9, do
cidedly mades III by it;aiand sgdh must
iit iiiis yourlbasiaess, and really youhnast +
follow out what you are at,h aAA Ill Blbnle-
times is at the expense Of health. Only
remember 6t ll Aniekto get back as fast
as possible QUO lof It into health, and ro-
gard tho rebIl ddniIblSum as the centre of
things.' ~ s-sF ssSf yafs
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III. Am.Is HIsFoRY oRl 4
IIlRPEnllI 70 -AT 3. II. 3

Ez-4zs f.fgg fHfssft
GIeFal MBurys report of the defcase os
n naprates the cventfai hihtu1yadf
tors hoat as f6IlsWs: lflsilI tass4ai
ks huih N boiler irou,niwas ahpps
tlsl1E d. faeE lapg, and was nlallusd bY z
efeH 3iue men. ciglit sf whom worked.
tIs5, llof bySNaNd iaiesninilt stcaf1ds
the boat and Fegilsted her noggncnts be-
low die surface Of the water. She could
10 submerged al pleasure @ ang leSrcl
depth, o. could be propelled upon The sur
fiee In smoptb. stu water her Move
mcnts we're, lxectly controlled and her
1eed was about E,ar kaots. II was in-
tended chat sle shunld approach an y spssel
lying at anehaG pass undr llrr iesl. and
drag a floating torpedo. Which would ex-
plode ou the side or bottom Of the ship at
tackled gsgs rt t
"sIe coud fctnaiu submerged more
than lalf aahqur wi,heut. neon Scpience
10 her crew ee ,s sa v
Soon altsr-her SrrivaHia Charleston,
Lieutenant ,P6yut. III he Confederate ma
w. with cd @heTs, yplbn'teFcl. TO at-
tack the Flaaeral 0cel Yah her. While
pS1pa ing fr her expedition. the swell %
4 afnssiBs sAeaBser .sanse,l her 90 -siI.s-saisl-
denly api sll bsnls q except Lieutenant
Paypa whssgt Aa Ipument wes siFpalng
ia il.a open hatcltways perhbed She was
saun raiseaau ngam Iupae ready gr scr-
vica.. I.icus Payne ngain yolupieared n
eoialaaaa AoE Nh,le lying pear F3rt
Suiaser, sAg eap@iEgd aud again sunk p
desl, wassr,,dFogaing al hands except heg
eemmanaa nDd twp ptheTs. a r.,
Being agains raised and prepared ~
action, Ass Auasy x9ae Il ile c9usispc.
tSrs, made anu uespeF imaial cruise W lcr
m Cooper river WhIle euhRaygcd ~
great jopil lSsn some unknown cau~
she heeea,a alumaBgfgable, and remained
lor niaDy sdayR ap the bottom af tic TiYer,
Nth her csew u nine dead inou.
fourth ilne Gas de boat rai>ea, and
Lielitsass ninsh VI Ak@llc, VI ihs = lsi
volnateeEs gitli eight allsfss weut cot oi
Charleston harbor ia her, aud attacked
aud saak tbs Federal steamer lipasato-
nsga 4 m n@s ae III
9ikrnlA sef atlaA sleeprapHhe1, sAo
disappeared forever With heg crew Moth
is8 kU0wn II ,lleit fate. but It Is bod
"a Tres wsAlt down vlSlf lhc taemyP 2 3
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sGarAT PoLITrAL cHAsdE-rAs an in
stance o. agreat political change in Penn.
ssylyania, itmay bcastated that Scranton
LuzeFne oountYywllich' last fall gtve .
Tadieal yhqjorify of one hundred md Ugh.
W, now gives I've hundred and tftS Dem,
oeFaiic majority at,the spring election. =
Democratic gain IN one kurps seven hum
dEeh .gGgEeRKW beoglscted Goyernoi
with i rush III October -eass s@ sTfg
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

alasvf8 a---T~T-g YhtfH ~ W 4
YIIEauRdersigncd, berebylpforms his
u friends aud the public that he has
purchased an Interest," ii the TMEfsg AN.
TILE BUSINESS heretofore CONDUCTED
at the Head of St. Clements Bay by yWm
e. Leach. Esq. The style Of the 6rm will
be John O. Herbert & Co., and "a full and
complete STOCK OF GOODS will, be
kept on hand,
Goods will be sold very lowifof eleash,
OF its equivalent, vss,u b,g
As the motto Of the new firm will be
"quick sales and small prpfls.3 my old
friends aud the epublie are respectfully in
vi'ad TO give me call '9sn "a
JOHN G. HERBERT, 4
Head ST. Clements Bay,
May 8. 1866 in. asl
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aTAkR TuHsRi~ Soniestwenty years iago
IaaEpEpaF's barn in the vicinity Of Worces.
Ter was struck By lightning and burned 10
the ground. Many 81 the citizens had
gone to tAe-aFa, when a op,- well strap
ped and dickied, with his cap on ono side
Of his head, met eelsbEAtea doctor aad
IqceQased Alpi this 6wisc;,. ~. II. w
"Can you ah, .ell mc. doetah, how far
Fthbyhavo sucCe lied II 6xtsngiisliing The
seeahdgfatlon of the| ah, asafonaaate geo,
llal3s barn" ID 9piaW & Tssl.s = hsRg1
lee The doctor eyed the individual attep.
lively, dropped his head rs usual for mo.
| 'iuenf aud then slipping bis thumb and
fingers IN hsycst peckef, took oas coh-
Epie ofpilla and haudcd them 10 him sag
slRg "A s# h si inat pa Nss - sat5s
Take these. sir, and 60 TO bed and
Iif YOU do not feel any better IN the itoth-
! ing, call at my oHices so g cid s'sveis
E1Ssbsvs ssas esulaa ia . bossaa Ell
laS}e4 .sss!3dRob ,bH .aaiias3a eiaf
/ bfSiri' said one nAn to another who
.hesiatca about bepeftipg hinsclf " the
expense of the reputation of d certain To-
dlvidnal deceased ,@you afo snotoriously
iRnsimidoral aan, aaad utmost tlse irtsera6p.
l'poSite ofia Christian tbenghaysla Aayssgsu
.Aeli@ssin Heaven nMhysao you hesitate,
then. in a matter like this ! Because.
sir, was the grave reply, "the' late Mr..
= jtllough peaeeftA man, hated any
lthing 'spealsipg 3 and Ifaar thatiR Lshoiild
sake advantage Of bis llosthsI might meet
Aig ~ Heaven. and hid ieF Fgss llke, ,blq-
.zes.
" !ataU -T5TTT77-' 'T'57TTTTT } G7TTs d ssAiq
[baDRsRlprIoN os HRAD GESrRE SrRRHEkg.
SRA 4ew York paper states that sSsoysps
rs 8 map of fine presence though rather
'upder the medigin statue. He il appat-
chilly af3out as years ofahge, isEIis sp6cch
aisitllat tofainnh of Observation-Disclosures,
aasl she. lsaqlistlkghlea ,bEpgHs aproelalma
him an lliebllau. t,e.s...,.. .s.w..s
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Bill and tie pblIIi n icians fesbBrrcse.,ted fsBr 30
fin fet ys,g fI.sl ne..cs &, - Al. -
ogsa,s;,a,;sk III. 49, 4 Z. sf,r..l .',s,a
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n.uat l., ,clasecd. h. al .e,,...,v, ,D.s
Ths effort to csiabIisa tbc National 1oTl
pTnusput on fliff f311ftii ftt4 az ffn H14hIafMs
tf6ff of fid deudutlehce II ever 4 ls6an lIcsee4
lxrdhistad fss ls..r seent rei,sls as.da tsa;.
-sorss hua tsrdrs ssn a5ss a sbss fuinforrss.i
by such conservatives as Swami. These
latter claimed to be Uuion men during the
war. not btcanse they were rcally Opoos.
Sato fI3efeb clsgsm abeoaasea ilieg shrfnk
froiAosopen siafs Thew now aafarsllg
strike hsads wiib tlae. baaled. ;scccssiopisls
. Maryland and elsewhere. One cause
of these nleasiag nuptais !js "a ~ men like
Swann lw8y eiij5yed athoiIr tie returns
ed lchiyalry, a softsaf aristocratie lsnapsu.
.oRsliR,.s NTH itbissfseling- i. vas. easy
10 lind excuses fpr. theie detection IN what
Governor Swami calls tle ''eStrsinc radi.
cu4istft 4Uf the Union iea4Ier p sFhtssc dcha
caiSeoasaag4aises had to be- carried alunR
castle slFang arms of tsle .,extreme, radi.
ealsg during tic. whole Of The rebellion, :
Iheir, doubts and scrpplcs were sources %
cbnstant Irritation and delay 2ElfsSsFI y
.rrs 4sss fsms6ak asfssaw .wssg ssSa
es se ssa5 sT7 S-si'ai'iiTF7--.-77- i'iF--- 4, a. s.,,
p,,- DEACON, DIS ,WR A'rH. 5...r
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Deacon n. vas Very niycIl interested in
II ravivaf thdt WIS iakFrtwa1 1ylfce IN shia
be,E,l@ghooa ANA 40 ,reans Sa,,,,noc swus
aoaii nl,all4 Az. .tnn-bis neiabborsAeulseau,e
over to the LORDS side, as he expressed
H. lie had frequently .importuned an old
Ihciehb3f ofhis1 h HS gus not frs Iarly
il6sta fsfahis9f6esss Il of,eliaida, but eal
Never luslesw hirhIysr g snR.ted Inv aEl, who
kusN Am 40 altsnd oue OF their evening
wGelings Nov, tharpctY and hollpsty IL
fL6 d,aeoh Vas 1 matter 0f doslbt AMONG
US flfag .t0whsfncft and paFlicularly as0
Nhhleie eyllt anan above mentioned. ! for
.ee,is cnine.. we th,sy call, Unele josh. -
Atterrrpeased calls, Unele josh eonscn-
III 70 accompany he deacon to one of The
mecfties. ahf accordingly attended him IL
llss ifeH selsso shous " 6lcagoalna tunch
10 snrpaiscgof IA urossus In lhs
scpuges Of llas evening thrs deacon aroas
il.A piRsnRil egs'l'snase 70 ssll hls sex ex'
hs. ss4.asts u, t.s,s !, - q 1s'..,,
80 hasi,.s f,,Ss 1,or, - -
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