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sleeping In Meeting.

Here is a picture that might have
been painted by the pen of Dickens:
"In what other painful event of life
has q good man so little sympathy as
when overcome with sleeping in meet
ing timei Against the insidious deduc-
tion he arrays every conceivable resist
snce. He stands up awhile; be pipches
himself; he prieks himself with Plus,
He looks up hslplessly to the pulpit, as
if some succor might possibly como
thence. He crosses his .egs uncomfor-
tably and attempts to recite catechism
or the multiplication table. He seizes
o languid fan, which treacherously
leaves him in calm. He tries to rea-
aon, to notice the phenomena. Oh, that
one could carry his pew to bed with
him! What tossing wakefulness there!
what fiery chase after somnolenoy! In
his lawful bed man cannot sleep, and
in his pew he cannot keep awakel Hap
py man who does not sleepin church!
Deacon Trowbridge was not that man.
Deacon Marble was.
Deacon Marble witnessed the con-
fiict we have sketched above, and when
good Mr.. Trowbridge gave his next
lurch, recovered himself with snort,
and then drew ont red handkerchief
and blew his nose with q loud imitation,
as II to let the boys know that he had
not been asleep, poor Deacon Marble
was brought to . sore strait. But /
have reason to think that he would
have weathered the stress if it had mot
been for sweetfaced little boy in front
of the gallery. The lad had been in.
nocently Watching the same scene. and
st it's climax laughed out loud with n
frank and musical explosion, and then
suddenly disappeared backward into his
mothers lap. That laugh was just too
much; and Deacon Marble could no
more help laughing than could Deacon
Trowbridge help sleeping. Nor could he
conceal il. Though he coughed, and
put up his handkerchief and hemmed-
It was lapgh-peacon! and every
boy in the house knew it, and liked
you better for it-so inexperienced
were theyfn-Beeoker's Norwood H..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
Choice ADecimen.

An incident that is finely illustrative
of the tone and character of representa-
1--WE "loyalists" at the South, occurred
recently in Tallahassee county, Ala
bama. The citizens of that county held
meeting a short time ago, to select
delegates to the Montgomery COnven-
ton. Having concluded their business,
they were about to disperse, when q
rabid representative Of "moral ideas"
named KNIGHT, a Deputy Marshal, made
his appearance in their midst. AS he
entered the building he called to the
people upon the street to ''come up, he
Tished 10 administer fec doses Of poison"
Without preface or provocation, he pro-
ceeded to harangue to the assembled
multitude in o style that surprised
even those who were acquainted
with the Radical capacity for black
guardism. His speech was literally
filed with venom, indecency and direct
personal insults to his audience, and
but few could so far master their dis
gust as to remain. The correspondent
ofthe Montgomery Adrertiser gives re-
port of the speech $50 far as decency
will permit" If the portions that are
suppressed were any worse than the fol-
lowing extract from the report, the eff
feet upon the audience must have been
prodigious;
Perhaps you wish to know who am
my name is knight. / am Deputy
United States Marshall Radical. l
wish To have your respect and love, but,
Cd d-n you, i defy your hatred.
know you would put rope round my
.eck, but, Cd 'd-n you, you are
afraid to, and defy any one to inter
fere with me. i am acting under orders
of General Pope, and it is made my du-
" to see that the Civil Rights bill is
regularly enforced-(n the meantime
reading portions of the. bill and General
Popc's order.) This law has been the
law. know you don't like it, bu' ,d-n
you, help yourselves. You are trai-
tors, and am going to physic you
while. You can reconstruct under the
Sherman bill, but, d-n you, you
IAN let it alone if you wish" Turning
towards the col0red men present, he
faid Your former masters had their
Oyeyseers to drive aud whip your naked
backs, at the same time each having
for himself FIVE or six concubines; but
now it is your day, and your former
masters property shall be cOnfScated,
and they shall lose as many dollars as
each of you have had stripes on your
backs He appeared terribly exasper-
ated during his whole discourse, and
Lis eyes sparkled with fire.
II that fellow ever loses his pres
ent "sit' we would advise him to
pngrate to Nest Virginia. His servi-
Vts would command high premium as
Registrar, and if, as is probable, any
of the present Radical members should
be sent to the MCFADDEN institute at
Moundsville, he would make a capital
member of the Legislature. He is
rather raw and rough Just now for q
Governor, but by the time he decayed a
little he would step into BoREMAS's
shoes as easily as ripe scoundrel turns
into rotton one, or q tadpole changes
to q frog. By all means let him be i'm
ported.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
New Ba.e Rall Cluh.


A new Base Ball Club has been formed
in this city,. and last evening the fol.
lowing named officers were elected:
President-P. L. Kimberly,
Vice Presidential, Sterling.
seoretary-F. Johnson
Treasurer. w. Meek. .
Directors-T. C. Moffat, C. E. Bailey,
James A. Mccoy, P. c. Kimberly, Ralph
Arkle. ,f~ 9s'a.'f o.
InoorRerated In this Club are some
of the best "base ballers" in the city,
and we expect in short time to hear a
good account Of them,
The menhcrs viii meet for practice
on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock,
on the "Anchor" grounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
ms u X A nee.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1891.

'I'AKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
l on Buildings Of all kinds Steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise and against al
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers seas lakes, canals and -ailronds
H. CRANGLE, President.
JOHN &. HERrEY, Secretary
DIRRCToEs:
Robert Crangle John Reid
Robert Morrison J. Dalzell
s. Brady, Wm.G. Battsllr,
John DonlOn, j. ID. Du b0is.
EY- The company removed 10 the Office
UP STAIRS-fn the "fnsnTance Building
next door TO the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to hy the President Secretary.
novI5liy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06

On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Dempsey y
Weaver, Cashier of the Planters Bank
of Nashville, was attacked by three OF
four rufflans, ON the Murfreesboro pike,
only two miles from the city. They
dragged him from bis buggy, robbed
him Of his watch, rings, shirt studs, and
about fifteen dollars in moneys and
then tied him with cords and threw him
into the bushes by the roadside. After
some time Mr.. Weaver succeeded in
releasing himself, found his horse at
some little distance, and went home,
The robbers have not been identified.
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The Louisville Jo.rsal publishes

The Louisville Josrsal Publishes q
letter from Hodgesville, Kentucky,
which states that Martin & Cos dry
goods store, in that village, took fire
about day-break on the 9th. While
trying to save the building, six men
were burned to death, via: Tom Bob
srtson, Tom Hamilton, H B. Kirkpat-
mex, Lon. Mattingly, G: A.. Prewstt,
AID Dick Mattingly. Several other
persons were injured, but not seriously.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIvER.-The river. is falling
with about twelve and one-half feet
water in the channel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-06
For the Next Thirty Days,

J" WILL BELL Al " - NEW
w store just above the Merchants and Ne
chznics' Bank On Main street
Bleschsd musiins, yard Wide, At Ia
Good dark GiDghams. fast eolors. at Ia
Best dark Calieos in Wheeling st f2i
Handsome Aozambiques at Ia.
Auction lot Of plain Black Defzines At la.
Ladies White HsaEy Cotton Hose at ls4.
Handsome Grenadines a. Isl
Yard vide Brown AnAifns at f23aiS
Fancy Colored Alpacas atZs
Double width all Wool DeIAines st u
French Kid Gloves st sl.eqonr.n O. o. nm
ntyI7 J. hHODSsk %
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BANKS.
Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS BANK sUCCEKDs TO TmK
Bank Of Wheeling" IL L. a Dc.ixpatod D,t-a-l.
tory and I1naprial Agent Of tbs United States
and d prepared 70 40 . legitimate BAaking ba.i'
meas
lPREsIDENr-ROBERT CRANGLE
DikEcToi1s-ThgmasS Sweeney, L. S DelsplAln.
jas. e. Aebsson John Donlon, Jacob Berger, A.
Allen Howell. J. Nelson vznos. James DAlssn.
JAni7lJ S BRADY. Cashier.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
DIED.

u Noiea q dsskhs md ssreiins six hlnes, insessa
kss, sbsve uak uuso<r ~ regular advertising rates.
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Probate Notices.
no an person. interested in either Of the estate

mo all persons interested in either Of the sstats'
sSss: g 'i P;sS... h.ld soas
vSsdsy q sDs.,. 4 sSs y..S q ear IoeS,d6}
Co hundrsd ana siIy-ssvsns The lbllowoS -
tsrs having hem pesssats1 tss the ACTON. Os3ss
pm hsrsinaftss indicated, 20 10 hsrshy Otofe6
tsfesssd, 81 causing copy Of this ~ 70 Be
pdbiishsl Shfcs weeks ssecsoivsly In thsNGnion
md Journal. PsPs! psslIshsd IN Btddsosd. %
sa!d essnsy. and 20 shs n.iSs n -, 1921
pear st D Probate Court - b held q Usse, IN
aid oosnty. On The arst Tuesday, % Mar pext, q
tsui or the clock IN ths forsaoon. ed Be herd
thereon, and otieett " they 80 cause. y y ~
JAMES q, srAPLEs LATE Of Hcrth peryiei,
Haasoom, %, The Executor thsrslp named. !, =,
ELISHA PERKINS. i.ss Of BiSdeford, dso...sd.
viii presented for probate BY Sarah A. Psrkins
The kxocutY1x therein named. 80 ~. Nf7iHi
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Free to Everybodyl

Froo 70 EVoryboQyI
A Large 6 Pr. Circular, giving information Of
the greatest Importance TO the young Of both
ssxss.
Il teaches how the homcly may become bcauti-
fui. the dsspised respected. and the foraker
loved. ...r ...
No young lady or gentleman should Ail 10 send
their Address, and receive . copy, post paid, by
return mail. Address p. q. Drawer q,
6ms Troy, N. Y.
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N ew and
Very Cheap
GOODS!

good Taysad Net, only scts-Bsst Quality
Black and Colored KID Gloves.-SK Waterfall
Hst,.-Nsr Lot passs -Burnetts Cocosiue. 20 cts.
Nice Tooth Powder, % cts.-Levertons Lightning
Hair Dye, CAssp.-Perrys Moth and Frsckls Lo-
tion, dt vii remove Moth and Prseklss) cAsap.
Ladies' n'd'k'n. 10 cts.-watsrfAll Combs, 10 cts.
-Gsnts.' Linen Hd'fs, Is ots--Coarss Combs. cts.
-Rubbsr Round Combs Rubber and Ivory Fine
CombS- Halls Sioiliau Hair Remover, 6s ots =
Gssts' Cotton Hose, % ets.-aood Linen Bosoms
es cts schsnck's, wrishts. Ayers, and Wings
Pills, " es.-RlnEs Vegetable Ambrose 60 ets
Toy watches, Is ets.-Aysr's sarsapsrilla, 30 cts
Ayers Cherry Psctorsl, 30 cts.-Nies Embroi:
dersd Edge Handksrchieis, IS ets.-Schsnck's Ton
10 schencks Syrup, eAsap.-websters Hair Invis-
orator co eta Magnolia balm. 20 ots.- Ladies'
L,.ss Hdrs very cheap, Is ots.-Rouge. Chalk,
and Pink Balls, 10 cts-Meen Fun Best Lily white,
Lyons Kathairou. 81 cts.-Mrs Wilson's Hair
Dressing. - ots.-Dolisi Toys In great variety
Esv P~iss Match Ssfss New Doulnoss, Vslvst
Ribbons OF Reduced Pvieo.-Coss Dyspepsia Cure
rs cts - Goes Cough Baisami Fishers Cough
Drops, Aliens Lung Bsls,mI MsoDonsids Ne
tional Cough Cure Doll Heads, Dolls, Drums
Dress buttons, Dress Drsids, Alpaca Dress and
Trimming Braids, Ladies' L,nsH hemstltohed IFS.
ooctsi Ksunedy's Medical Discovery, eAsaSj seis.
sors Knowles Hair Rsstorer |, Tebbsts' Hair Re-
gsnentsr, Clocks Hair Restorer. 60 cts, Sosodont
for the Teeth. 60, Browns Bronchial rrochss. - (,
Atwoods Bittsrs, "a otsL, Mrs, winslowS Sooth.
ing Syrup, u, Oh Bsans La,rds bloom Of Yosth,
ssty Is cts, Consultation Liz Syrup, % etsJ New
Lot Bird Cages Ladies' Work Boxss and writing
Desks, EsV Hdf Doxesj Cheap Breast Pint ,
Asw lot or Preach Lssils, Bsgs, eAsyi white
SrO"n. Green and and DAB v.ils. 'ss:s, Ban q
beauty. - cts Variety Of Toilet Soaps Tooth
brushes, 10 cts., Hair Brushes silk and Twist
L.ais l6,.Ps, g Sn 10 III s.s
25 Ladies' Hlassos Blast DsltingyJ Ladies' Lin.
en- Cum, s.sY Coed rubbed Hos; Is Best spool
S:S' p Be; PA. .n: S Ss: s.;, ".
letters Bitssrs Polsnds white Pias composndi
Wiiliams Blttsfs, Deans Rheumatic pills, Pc
lands H.nor Doctor Ciarhr Liquid white, Is
Rubber Rattlss, % @. sslss's Hair Liz Lilyins
for the Hail, Constitution Water Hair Piusi
Eiastis Braids hsrtAA Washington Hair Rsstcr.
lair fodd's hungarian Balm Tor the Hair Pray.
ng Cards Pearl Shirt buttons, Rubber ButtonsI
Agate Dress and shirt Buttons, Ladies' Pages
Or, Hslns.rssi. Rsstorer IS ct..i eeysrsd and mn.
eovsrsd Corset Springs Peruvian syrup, 90, La
rssi: :s Sy ss:S q. NE: s.a
ier the hair 4 Nsns and Boys suspsndsrs, bushs
and Cum, Balm Of Thousand Flowers, eAseS .
Mrs.. .. a. Aliens Hair Re.torsr fuew), Alphabet
bloeks Madam furtsrS Batssm, " ets.i and ,
great ....'
VARIETY OF OTHER GOODS,
AT QUA .e r..
Usual Low Prices.
CoOK K BROTHERS
CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
lsl Main.st., City Building,
%. ,a "a dsor shove Tie Psss oass. ST
hiyii srpDuoap.
-. ~ ...,.nsa i.-cIsn'y rSay
Tssohsn' blank, Certificates
Fer sals ~ he onssot The uaisa 80 Journal
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OuR YouSo foIxs for May contains morn OF
the story "Good Old Times" and Of Ground
they orld Joe," stories entitled Too far out,
Ruby's Visitor; A modern Cinderella, Misses
Smyth's Silver Wedding; and the Assassin g
Paradise; . short sketch Of Base Ball and
Thomas; Round the Evening Lamp; Our Let
tar Box.
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A NeciapcS snt. LAlosHS nslu WI ,esvs ndasford
daily, At GOO A. n, and Ssco d Cos, arriving In Portland
at go.
rSsSruiux, WI ieavs Portland Or pdAetsd ana h>r
ussiiSss ss.iiosa a alaR h.SiNtf 80 !
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, win teavs
Ing tsasS Rhdefssd o. $50 asA esoo d 80 4. M,LV
tr rsres are Gents Les when fctets afs psrthAsed
Ar<enpSfha yh9P.itin y Gn;,. &C a Z,
- SUPERINTENDENT.
PoR,L,xp, April losh, 1857. - ~ ~ 4otsa Z
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Indian Vegetable Medicines,

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In sAs city, Apvn %, Mr Nasy, viz Il Nsihaa Chez
Vie, ssed 81 ysAn snd noaths. lvs.@t and Nisss.
papsrs ptssss eopy. .. ...t . ...tl y
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MARRIED.

In this city, ApSii % by Rev. J. sssysos Mr. Henry
In this city, April %. ~ Rev. J. ssv,us Mr. oecrss
". Chass and Miss Abbe L. 0etchs both u this city
In THE city, ApSil IL by Rev. O. rsansy, Mr.. And
Chass sni Mts ANNA hsig~aon, hosh Il this city.
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Murderer

OF the sKings English" SIS pays for The, hall
cd. t65 pays Tor Board. Washing. Fuel, Lights,
Rooms nsav furnished and cared for by servant,
aud Tuition In Common English per term OF u
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Know thy Destiny.


MADAME Z. y. THORNTON, the great English As
troiogist, Ciairvoysnt and Psyohometrieian. who
has astonished the scientific classes OF the Old
World. has now located herself ut Hudson, N. Y,
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow.
ers VI second sight as to enable her TO impsrt
knouisdgs Of the greatest importance 70 the sim
gle or married Of either ser. While In state u
trance she dslnsAtcs the very features Of the per.
son you are 10 marry and by the cid OF an instru.
ment of intense power, known as the Psychomo-
trope guarantees 70 produce life-iike picture Of
the future husband or wifs Of the applicant, to-
gether with date Of marriage, position In life,
leading traits Of character, 40. This 10 no hum
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will send. when desired. certified certificate, OF
written guarantees, that the picture 10 what Il Pur'
ports " be. ny enclosing . suall lock Of hair,
and stating place Of birth. age, disposition and
couplsxion, and enclosing any cents and stamped
envelope addressed 10 yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mall. All Communications sacredly confidential
Address, In confidence, MADAME L. y. THORNTON
r. y. Doe ~, Hudson, MI. ls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-28

THE EFFECTS OF II FLOOD ON THE
CARsoN.-D. A. Horton, Esq, came up
from Empire yesterday, and from him
we learn some particulars Of the Carson
river flood. Strange to say, the water,
at daylight yesterday morning, was
some fifteen or eighteen inches higher
than on the day before. One unaccus-
toned to the caprices of rivers would
have supposed that with the abatement
of the storm and the cold weather of
night before last the waters would have
receded. But the accumulated flood Of
the mountains had not come down until
about daylight yesterday morning, and
when it arrived it caused this additional
rise. The water was rapidly falling
yesterday forenoon, and the worst OF
the deluge is over. Mr.. Horton informs
that the loss TO Messrs. Russell l. Grow,
in lumber and logs, will amount, prob
ably, to q sum ranging from $4,000 to
$40, 900. Constant, unremitting and
weli-dirccted exertions by tho Maine
lumbermen who are in the employ Of
Messrs. Russell l. Crow alone saved tho
bulk of the "drive." Regular water
dogs, those fellows, and as much at
home on a rolling log as q beaver on his
dam. The loss in cordwood falls upon
Flanders, Morgan and Ireland, who
foated it to Empire and corded it up
there (; and upon Messrs. Van Gorder
and Leet, who had purchased heavily.
Probably two thousand cords have
foated off. 1t is possible some Of this
may be saved at Dayton. This flood
which has reached Il point within two
feet of the flood Of ls6l-62, has swept
off every dam and bridge on the Carson.
Fears were entertained day before yes
terday that the Vivian, Santiago and
Island mills would be swept down the
current, and the rise Of the succeeding
twenty-four hours has increased the
probability of their destruction. No
news had come from them ut the time of
this writing, but it is to be hoped they
are safe. In Empire, the old part Of the
town-that which lies farthest up stream,
is all under water. The stream was up
to the windows of Judge Morris house,
and over the floors Of Myers's new store.
Stadtmuller's store and the other build
ings in that part Of the place were yet
above high water mark. A steamboat
could have o plenty Of water where the
fume runs. The pau-room in the yell
low Jacket is flooded, but no serious
damage has befallen the mill itself.
The injury to mill and other property
along the Carson is very great and will
involve hundreds of Thousands Of dollars
in its reparation.-CdrsO appeal, Dec.
2SM,
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Internal Revenue stamp, cancelled. Nsvadi
stamp Cancelled.
U M m O N ..
Nevada

~ ruv n,arprcT coIrpT op TIE THE
NEn I.ginI., n,o..,s ~ ~ s,a,. ~ Novsds
J.; L riIs. .u Sa aana us' rs s ~ os
In ana ISr .ne eoan,y ouSS y. Sh,,.,,.n. u.rv.r
Joseph aafaen, pisn,,n; ~. !. .ha m1.,s,.. Gann
&c q. s1.:, HeMcn o nIatras, IN 81 'a he ssss. Of Ne.
vada, 10 ana i9I .no Soansy 20 SSs,h oy aI ~ M Me
complaint hled In sad county o. storey IN me
The State Of Nevada .sna 1, greeting TO GhIi..
aana marlen, deisnaant lou aio neLcoy ar
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ELEGANT SuIrs.-James II. HigSs, London and
Partisan Merchant, at the Union Scales, Gold
Hill. has q splendid stock Of the most beautiful
French. English and American goods for gentle
mems suits, which he Is prepared to make up to
order In the most fashionable and Substantial
.,v,..-ando on terms to suit the times. dr2o IT,
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~ washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, oppo'
,I.e Enterprise Building, @ street. Virginia. six
sne tables with latest improved cushion and In
GOOD order. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. A
comfortable place to stand read the Atlantic and
Pacific papers. Call and see. ldr3-'fl
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Rad ~THIsi-Fresh She'll Oysters, Fresh
Clans. Game, Of all kinds and . fms'.eia's
LaaeA, can be had at OLIVER SEEKS he'tesn'
men. Stand. In Gibson & Cross Saloon Gold
Hnl, at all hours.
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.C,n.. ACIDs-150 OARn0xs
a ~ sninhuric, NuriatIo and Nitric Asioss
n ssors and for sale Of reduced Pr1ess 3 m
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MUSTANG LrNrnRNT.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMRNT.
The merits OF this Eminent are well known. It's
effects are instantaneous, soothing. and wonderful.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swenings are so common.
and certain to occur In every family, that q bottle OF
this Llniment is the best Investment that can be
made.
sending for the doctor-it is cheaper than thedoctor,
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
1T take pleasure In recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment as q valuable and indispensable
article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns. Bruises,
Sores, Rheumatism, &C.. and all SaS 4 acts Ike
Foreman for Amer'n. Wells, Farso's and Harnden's
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle. occasioned
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured In one
week, after she commenced using your eele6rsted
GIoucestcr, Mass, August !. 1886.
Quick and sure II certainly Is. All genuine Is
wrapped In stecl-platc engrayings, bearing the sigma
turc or G, W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private
i. s. stamp Of DEMAs BARNES & Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit IL with o
cheap stone plate label. Look closeiyL
Sold by all Druggists, and Stores, at p and % cts,
and 81. -
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-04-05

a GOOD TUNE But NOT OPPoR-TUNE
"A gentleman visiting in the family Of
a worthy deacon, in nei ghboring town
had been showing the children, one eve
ming, q beautiful musical box, after
which ho wound up aud put the instru-
ment away in his pocket. AT the hour
of retiring for the night, the visitor
was called upon for prayer, and, having
got upon his knees, was in the midst OF
what promised to be Il somewhat pro
longed petition, when suddenly, in con-
sequence of change of position on the
part of the supplicant, the musical box
started gayly off with the tune. "Takc
your time, Miss Lucyw To say that
the prayer was brought to rather alb
rupt termination, and that even the
worthy deacon rose from his knees all
but convulsed with laughter, is drawing
the effect of the incident quite mildly.