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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
The Coming Girl.

She VII vure WI be Of some Use IN the
world. WI COOK hur own food, VII earn
her own living. and WI ugt die au oI5
nl,ia- The coming -Glrl WA Dgt wear The
G--sciau bend dance 1nH LarHiln, ignore
ii possibilities of knowing how lu Wark =
WI IL audaaznr 40 bral-k 1ha hearts u
ulIsl4E tllsElested y0ung men WI spell cor
raetIv, understand EueLlsb baio-e -shs li-
3ec-s French; VII preside WIKI cgul
---aea II The piano 0r vash38a-l VII sIslI
more warn 11- 1he house lhan 1ur the
street; VII nu despise her poor relations,
ur The Li.a5 Of an honest worker wear d
Bannat SPEAK good plan uIilsIiln2s. En-
eI.sh- WI darn ba- own stockings wlI
know how to bake d1z1-iluuts, and VII
nar read the Lsdgsr uftenar uh2n she does
her BIU3a-
Ths coming ei-l VII walk five miles 2
da-. Z need be. 10 keep her cheeks in =
glow W. 1nind her bes.IJa. her physical
0erslIssT,niaut, and her nutber= WI ADOPT
a costume sa-h sensible and conducive 70
conf 1slr1 and heslth; VIII uUt o0nfound ny
1,1eraev ul1h 73aIllencsz- VII not Tlaea r.
INC 10 plaass above tranEusss- " have
a1~.l "a cas- aE 9IBEg tlc8Lae acc l1lI s,E;
VII NOT thiuk reiinsIHHIlf Is French dU-
71Iicifv tha1 assumed hospitality where
hate 6weIle IL the he.l--t, Is better Lhau
condemnation II w nor cJ-fguud grace q
1ngvenluu1 with silly afeeta1Ion VIII na1
regard 1ha end d her beng 70 have beau
TIT coming ri11 WI not look 10 PARIS
but o reason, f. her fashions VII nar
an In 5aIlaw foolish fashion because
uIlIl .lIla-z and ar.ess-IIilkers deereed n VII
1lat torture her body, shI-lval hzrsoul with
1suerIl.1ies. or RIA Il with VINE ur Ilaas-
ules. In short. the coming 1lrl W. seek
To alarlfy her Maker. and 70 enjoy mental
lv Elz works. Ieury WI be her ann, and
lie Evinr reality LIup1h ri1a
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22


- - a. 4 Ia lanlI'ar mary {
-i'-.ll i--,s -l-i-ih a1a1 ~ : u 60 passion
Ia = - ii''' over Lillae : aa5'
L Hi@'--z-
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Let vour a-7-,erira .. ,r,.z. ,.-,,-,1 7,,-=r-
vIrea
10 Cool of 5p p r.Iae. s--saTz r-.~7,,ar
llan the one 5p when Won have f,-..n e--
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

uUE6 AAE, OF III WAETm-A
lady writer uBder Inns beadIUr, rs eE
lie mlu as j8IlUws
"a woman wants voR- Dent fo-get
nar Don 1 wan u be -ich Il vUu an.
1su II enc E8u are uU1 Ii. II be married
Marry WIlls yon ARE 3Enz and strEgcls
NJ 1r-z tla-- Bun mark young man. the
woman agE g,..ls1 yGa Il She Is 10 aIvl2e
her affections with q eigar, spibsv1n u
whisky 1uo Neither does she war;. -vru
II vgu 69u take ere Uf her and bhe ft1is
fu-llfs' WINCH are sure fo follow
AalIBe- -eaz sne NsLuf you SIMPLY beezU-s
TuU az s. man the definition which Il TOD
a75l 10 l1 al animal thaf Tea-s h1fu-aca1sd
z.urmauts on ms lower limbs. d auz-1ar
section s1oz eIlIpe Oh hIs head EEesrs Ike
q Fli-ar aHa r Eiveu n Eithy 71r.lcLIse
generally she wants v8u iu- e1uIIan-
iUn- 4 hefl1u1ss-e-she T-ssuzs T8u n huvs
learned 1o reEulaee y8UT slIrI'et1ts and Ts:.z-
si8us. In SNORT the lmage o4 G0a, nUt n
the Likeness Of : beast
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

When II llnws II Illinois il blows
hard. 4 man sitting iu las house Il
ish5pnlan. eating q Fie, heard the storm
coming and rau II me dsor ghe 1ale
frs1 blew the boIzsa down and tbHn seized
the u4an. carried nm through de ar q
hundred zs-ls or SO. and landed hiu 81
3 peach tree. Soon atter a friendly board
from ms own house came tioa1ns By
This he seized and placed Uvsr hls head
10 project himself tiram tbe RACING llast.
naer this sileiser lH finished His 1..a.
The above Is related 4 . va-itsl3le necu--
Fenbe
HeK fast they buil5 houses nov -
sai8 Il They began 1ha1 building lss1
week- and nov 1hey are putting IA 1Lza
lights
y es- answered lals friend and nezt
thez they wIl PIT u their lsserz
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
Terrible scene aa Menaserie.

4 travelling EleLa-arll- sl-IlslHHG IL one
end ~ 4 3s.ir held IL 5.lH Ial-et.5 I---l585 ot
Orleans France sud5anr 3 disappeared Ia
1ts Ilzht UIule, leaving ua trace bahlua
The cause VS. afterwards ..ze=s---l-lla5 II
be u follows
Inc Vlia OF the Tr-JIIrlst8r- VINO WIS
uLIrslnC Z Il1lle -lrl ID five moIzhs was
summoned iu10 che ueHa-a-,ie Hr one ri
the attendants II about i0u- q ci ok the
preceding afternoon, IL give directions
i.B8U- me service ID passing along our-
slae Elg cages vhErR Lba animals were
confined her dress zwau. -he barz ~ one
winch contained I}aI- Lla 1aT-acl1Js AZ
srlne-s II winch La1 been excited tgv utla
smell Of rlW meat. Iuzl brought "a i5- feed
iuo time and Eina lt1 hand The animal
caueI1 hold u1 the gown 7z5la one raw.
and a. The w0nan Iurnal suddenly round
sI.ltc1ed with The other Lla child 0uI Of
her arms and drauz.d il VIII Il. rla care.
The poor mother flied he sir WIKI her
cries. and even struggled 10 LIsencage the
IN gIr from she Jaws u the beast bIlr IL
an vaiu and when assistance arrived -ha
enid had alreadv been Lalf dsvaured
The horror III the husband. wn8 came III
soon after was mingled WITH rage and
selzinc gun hu shu ne hon dead ou 1le
spot. Immediate l-zelar. orders 5l- II
sls-lf departure were issued
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

THE iate Captain s G-. OF Vernon.
was always satisfied he WAS ole II Lns
early and most successful breeders u zDs-
rluo sheep ID his parr Il the State. T,I1s
Captain ilad llree native c0ssst lha1 ne
value6 hi--hiy-
j son eaU3s "a TIP Dle-EInC and t0ia
lIui thar the ald cBsset had Twins
. be captain sad me was Elaa; she
coGla bring IL fy7D as vel a one
tSo1u after d ne son reported nne Of he
twins Gea5 He then sa5a
re or- '7f1 wnuid BE worth uaD-e n
Il @ th
"a fha Boun tbe boy told his fzzheR
Tia Ie alaaT iansb was DEAD
] am c.aa sad Ae, I rslu nov <sttes
1ha old sfeeT
Ths uezt morning 1le SOB reported the
old c8ssa4 aea--
Thai ls uss WEat / wanted now !
Lavs e81 nd q the fTeea
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
EE LAQU1s1Il 3 is Zss-,TlueEs

1AEEEE IACIIsIII is --sE---IlueEs
1aIis -o8a story ui q 1ll2u q. . 8lIzslssiI,-
j. steamer who was que=-luuaa by 2 ) al
kse The gentleman ~ buuar the fellow,
replied Il al the questions E--aise3lr--..'--
varGlE uu15l Inc DeussItur was 1alrtT Tl-z-
zled 3o~ 20 -l-tc--oea-l Il las he IL
CURED
-I.aaE here, squire. where was yeou
born
i WIS bern, sand the victim. IN Bos-
ton, fremont street. No. a lst1 haDd
side. ID tbe 1st day Of august. ls--3. al
five Uc3oak II The afternoon Ill.E s4cllU.
Lar- Warren nurse SAY E5aI. a-nllI--
Yankee WIS answered completely II
moment he was struck soon however
i1is face frightened and IL quickly sai5-
y eas wall. / caicLl1ae ToH d8n' I rec =
lect Ebether Il WIS frame ug = b1lk
house, dew =
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
NUMBER 50.


3he blonTllHstan Ill.) PGas1og7-zz
savH II the following sfurv srpes.rf 2
lIlLie tough aur readers nSuss hula ny
informant, and nuI IL. responsible II H.
pears ha- Young nIau wEao was fnH g
',i-urluotsl 1olson- mad strayed zEay 6r-
r1Il~ me cool ui the day INTO 1las s1Ilf fas.-ss
suburbs Of she eiry, and finally befa1ik hz15-
seE 10 tha esnietery- There ne !. Ind n
vlF.ng shade and carl1a1 Of g--ass u,,up
Winch lle lay Gown - rczt 4 Eyar. FeT7
--zlsef tszu WIS si1rI-tir r-t+--- awakened -
Il n@g dream Starring up suddenly f's
ralsaa MS mead when hs was t.aFffe-,.rs.s.s.
~ I1ueHus ra1sIesna-ke. which haC en-
&c Itself r. ID lIs -, and i,eInc 0lsssu-il5.-
nov -ll-se1 It's crest b-au6ished rs s..7:c-,ls
inl assumed : 1hraaeIiine a71i1u.,z. -
should b, d0net The least rnczsme,,,
IL an cause 1hc monster = EVEs ms
llIf9s Iul7 the young man. He rer::-S--.5
III lev EI1neLts terror stricken. mt
Ula.sla - endure the situation a1zv Ianre-
he laapeo up with Z shrek. shoot Il -
MONSTER and 5al senst.i.se n The t~-sE
But the snake was ] eadv for Ia r.c4F-1
WHO H1as repeatedly struck on vari. Is
parts y us lfe1-ssU 18-runabtiF rz--.g L.
as lla Was protected " EilIak cloth
ha T0uu- man soon recovered nlE
lz-1 iI7s au1auoTFls1 Al fuIl r.esses-
=sau al the h4ia. and rzBurne6 10 TIE G.
bI1 l4alz no mautuD ~ 1hs 1rIzh1s. -
l.-- uurl several days uf1Hrs and then only
III compliance with lhe inI1,,,s-t uIlities 2;
Lls friends VIM observed ms dejected ar !
aaltarec .s-ara Of mind, and surnlsssd tina
something strange if.d haI,neneG 70 inn :
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

-SUusuruka- Ike Iydrophubia, Is ~
WIS = doutrtll su5jee Is . wiRt L
really Is and how caused. The iorms u
uIall-a- treatment IA Ihe e.,sa u sr,rs4-u.z-e
i-ra ~ 7arlal - La rIaaries aGva uce6 OF
laa character q the Bia!ady- II England
such cases are considered as arising from
direct rve~ laat-nu u 1i,e blood- and rrsa--
ed accordingly A- homo some 6oetDrE
consider ii poisoning Of he blood and
l--lHV Z 1~ss1nIeIt ana 0-oUs 70 tiIaf -
SNAKE poisoning. lD6luu d8cturs bslievs
that il Il o. easioned by the direct ~. n
ol 1aa sun rays upon the halr, or PERHAPS
U-ll-.n 1hz aa..sssss1e 0bl0r1u9a BuI t1ry =
tals effect csuEe5s = haf II o. me SIN
thus affect Il ruun31 Ie Lhe IlIIII.l IL
ing raTa- nor can Il be Line heat, for ire
Ia u Iudals-s, zluss biUwe-E dc. sncurs
much c-eas.r heat. and II still .-reaser
l-isasLFi-.llaul Bu II the solar rsIvE W
HaTa 1BG --slczil.ic" or chemical -ays, ana
j Is lhe aerluic which acts nsos1 DoFe.-
fully 81 0i.Ei-I.Ie naDure and she sctinic
-sy= a1e surprisingly energetic n Ehe trUrs-
res
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

Some cruszy- rusty fusfE lus1v, MUS
II. DUSTY EUscr flstv cufF- cuJE1udgeun Uf
man gave 1he following 10aFf 81 celefFrz-
rian --l}ur -en--llIs-s-AIay they be
Ike or ola L11a5lis-4.Eer rerdy, but never
wanted
The ladies tilt their hs1s fI-ward
radically Ist now. Il gentlemen were 70
aszuule 1ilar angie they Vouid he accused
ll having taken llls.z--llzlns spirited
The 1,aar whose saul was wrapped
IL glory has had 1he wrapper taken Il.
He Il G5znc = Wei Is can be azYae1e6-
-NL Ly l. 3-ndsEI m4a Ike pin
Esganse hjs 1ea5 THeEeA.ss ham gaIng u
Gar
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

II IgnIn5v, NY sen. fetch II stick ai
wood" Al my de- us1slllr,. r,'' l-espnTa-
ed the youth, the .-anllaarlel4l Tra'or-
non Of your education has been sadly
neglected. I on should have s4Lil--'l nom
rs. my son, 1rangDurt from thai reeunibeIl
collection nf conllrssliIie me1erisd upon
the threshold Of TINS eaaice one q the
eurraIlea .ezereseences Of = deIunc1 lag
a romance of the middle agas-ilI
old n1ala : love letter
Hoops have heen ealII'a'ed 70 ot'sil-
rate persons, because they stand on about
t1Ifies.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

a 1aunC gentleman ia 4 cel-I.lln bus
inzzs house having tarTiea much longer Il
his bo.-- ding house than was thonSht nee
cssslrv for The H. meal, was asked
an lIIs return. ID a 51king way Whit ne
had for breakfast BE TspIied candid
IL. = eur Of eoffaz. nIuftau-chop- End
s5me Inyslsfy +" 5srH1-y sala me
emu s-er. 1E isilf 3 than - D81 having been
1horaushl7 s1lIientx.ned IN ali the '-1szste-
res" Of b8arElne-ho use 3slre- = iiy
answered tiiE other, -lhz1s hash
-PB1srER gE1HgzczL TEss-s =
. II lIIiau. 7Iu1 l5eI craI Washing on 1la ga
lex. and then finish the nlU-aBr q Ii1H
young EII3 you commenced Tcslal =
Sci 15p the ruins Of HerculansHnl- assa ol=-
tribute The Small puz Put new haa-
10 General Grant. and lock u } e11 l'aE-is
Side rha1 old dead matter II hel-, ana lcz
iili1 TIi alone I-llLl l11e- dllEe--
The country around : 3'I1TlI'h-ln l.TeeE-
ga Is 80 natu-ious igr chlIis ana 1eFe-
than II Il 1he 5UxarialalH custom 10 pass
round gTuIuine plllsswith I-he desert 4
cuas1 who s8nla refuse 10 Tar-ake would
be regarded as having committed II nll-
ll.l-aaEahl1 breach 81 etIquetfe-
The reason we admire T1rety-1 1asf-
3hcause ais MI fh.a ends well
Here's your money, dalt. and nov
tel ne why your rsascally master write
ei.shteen lH11ers ahugF thu els.staIllIatif.ie
sun IA sure 1sln ( say, but 4 you I
sxcuse me sir- sir, snrt o reckon Twas be
Gauss flgcLt.cn 1i9n / fetch L
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

D6EAP2Ie-
Il 80 eT--F uUe EFEszE ~ses-sst+ 1irH1-rEzs
Come ys 10 t-DEI.stsSz-z and gel tHtu
Having forstel II E6ensbilrC- ] wDui very
respectfully inform Tie psupie lnEt ] nov
fully prepared 10 take
TEU~IGEAE
Il eTE-v style o. lus s-t- from Lue smallest
Card EsIe-ru-e up 10 life SIZE
a=E- PIc1Ures tslktu IL any weather 81
Eve-r .-r=I--IuL gwen 10 -ue ~ Etug of
CuILDI.LA = I'LETyI ks.
Photographs Iia--uled 0lL- India lax, o.
y ateT L.OIOTE-
X.8H- attention Is called * nv
FRAMES F0E LAI.GE PCT Res
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
also, COTl--iuc and auIGrr5uE done IL lIIe very
DHsl style OF The Az
] ask comparison, and uefT cUmpetioU-
Thankful for pasl f-vo-s, I solicit a con
LIuuaHcuaDf tIff sGme-
E-T- Gallery on guIinu street, th-=e doors
north q tie Town Hail
auEla7 7 Z S5EEgE- Photographers
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

NEW CHEAP CASH STORE -
The BuBseribeE vUUle inform tus citizens
Of EbHnBbu-E auC vicinity tha1 ne keeps cob
slEntiv OF hand eva-E- -thinE IL the
GROCERY AND CUNTECTIO ONEEY
line such rs Flour Tea Coffee, Sugar. al
Kinds OF Crackers Cheese. Smoking ana
Chewing TstaacrD. E7lcarE- &c.
E4N-NED ~ EEES md TON 47rGE-S q
Aiso Buekskin AND Wooden Gloves. Voos-
en Socks. Neck Lies- &c al Of winch v ri 81
BDlC cnesls IL nD1 cheaper than .=lses,i.es.e.
& Tui4 Esx07-TT7e7l1 a. LGudte5r
Eg- 1Cs Cream every evening
HuE134 Z 4 THOMAS
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

NALTABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR EaLE-The UnucrEig ignsC WI sell
Il private sale, o. - ground situated il the
west ward of Ebensbu-g borough, hay In.-
thereon erected q EWU-sLDIE Irane house,
UFtn . rl-uk Fi1chen HtiaCheG- anC Z Dns-
story frame hDuse- fronting &c feet on High
street and extending J a2 feet back 10 lu1 q
Nn. Z I4lpyG- adjoining loi of Eobt- Evans
OF the east and IN alley OF The west IDrm-
erIv owned by Z. Ssiles- The property Viii
uE sold rireGz OF raStl. OF EDDd terms. or
fIlIl le1 1tinula-s ElIl- 10 7 =. DARKER
.Bunt S1f Estnsisurg, Pa
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MINISTRY

. .ENTISTRY-
The undersigned Graduate ut lae BAL
ore College Of LteugEl SUrcery- respectfully
=-s AIS rY-ufsasiuIIa-l services tC the Citizens
E-ueusuu-a. he has spH-s6 no means 10
b u-ul-- -s ..coUaLI1 himself VIII every IN
aIt u has ART = % ua.Lv years o. pr--
} u.I experience. be has suuCI- 90 adC rLe
Ba-yeG experience a. thf highest AIS HG-i,Izs
\ Dental ScfeDce- BE simply ashs 1uaI an
! Ho-tUuirv MAJ bs given Ior DIE .-U-E 10
f.ssE itE Uv-H prise
EAALEL- EEL-F ORD y. D =
E1-- VIII be 81 Ebsnsburg Oh LIE fourth
ADsc - Or each month 10 STAY one v Iek-
August .. 7 8SE-
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

TO YOU WANT A BAB5AIN p
Il The subscriber Offers p private sale the
following described valuable II-ufe-rv, SIM
a-H Il SlrUnc-S1UV-n- Indiana cuuuE--
OEE L4EEE UDTSE
TwD Eru-Tes EIE-T, 1g-sIIaTTs- Uns i DeInE 5t
feei iuuC- and Lbe otber - feet = c5u-.tiuE
some - rooms, ana Is vel suited 1o-- and
mas heretofore been used as- q aol--. Sllua-
ted II The business portion Uf town
OEE -SI4LL E1R UJTEE.
Tvu E.urias isIcn 40z2C ftse-- cauai5la o. ar
CUmmndtttiuC I've fsmi-i+s-
THREE 4CEES OF GRO TED,
TpnI winch she foregoing desc-znsd houses
are situate
TIE property vas fU-msrlv owned HTL oG-
rupied by Barker & LIrziIl-er who hare dis
solved pu-tnersllip-
TLEHTS-
Sl-5HC for -hE entire property $500 10
S1uo II hand thr balance IL lisy-IueI-ts- Pos
session gives the lst Of april, II desired.
szA or Gr-ticulIrE. amply 10 u--aa -ess
AH E4LEEl
msrz-f7 LbzLsUl.rz- Pa
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
L IANGSTR0TBS pATFNT

10 MOVABLE COME LEE HIVE
Pronounced ti5s best evsr vel iur-nnuosd
u Tins comfy Dr State. ANY person hUz-ine
& family right can havf their Bees 1ranBfs-r-
e6 f-um al old DUZ 10 q new one. II evary
instance IL which TINS has been dune 1he re-
BElI mas been entirely sa1Isfac1pry- and lbe
first take of honey mas invariably pai6 Al ex-
pe15es nn6 frequently exceeded them. 1'-8nf
Of tfs superior merits Of 1bis Invention VIII
bs found II 1ue testimony OF every man y hb
has given L rTial, and among the rUurz-
I-e the gentlemen named below, and II.eir
experience should induce every one Iuterest
Il Bees 20
BUY A FAMILY Es36HTI
Eeu-- q Eir-Iia-1--1f-iz l-zs -TtzFfrrTi.
100k lBG pounds Of surplus honey from Iv-O
hives. winch he sold al % cents per pound.
Adam Dei1-ich, OF Carroll township topk
from Two hives Loo pounds Of Surplus honey
James kI-EpaIrici- ut Chest township, took
60 pounds o. surplus honey from one hive
sT;tcou EI-EpHtTirE uf Chest township eb-
tanned - pounds O1 su-plus honey from one
hive worth mon less than 81, ana the right
cost him only 50
Peter CanlBbell from ODE hive obtained Sc
I,uuuds OF surplus honey a one time
e. ttuits number Of similar stETeTnHrrs-
TJtbe1r-irated by some Of TIE ie=r Cf-izsIss OF
cam urn county could - orsJaaIeo IN proof
OF tDe superior merits os LanEstrotI.s Patent
Movable Cunt Bee Hive
Persons wishing 10 purchase family hts
snuuiG cau OIL or address
PETER CANPBELL,
Nov % lBGS-tf Cg-rBlltUwn Pa.
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u-TLLIAN KITTFLL.- Attorney Al
w Law EbsnEbHrg, PE.
august T., 1SGE.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22

J0HN FESJ0N, Al-r-itey at Law,
~ EFfenrb bE-E -.
- LfI-e un Ei1-n s-reet Eurl3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

A New BOUNTY LAw.-Cnder
An amendment of the bounty act
just passed by Congress, the follow
ing persons are entitled to bounty
who we're not included in the act O..
July %, 1866:
!. All soldiers who enlisted tor
two years, or for three years, aud
were discharged a short time previ-
Gus to the expiration OF their term
OF service, shall be entitled to nd
ditional bounty ; two years men to
$50 and three year Een to 500.
.. The widow, minor children
or parents Of soldiers who died aiteI
being discharged, without gettin.
bounty, and who. if living, woul'
now be entitled to $50 for two YEAR
service or 800 for three years er
vice, are now entitled to the bounty
Of such deceased soldiers.
3. This act prohibits AL bounty
claims from being filed after De
cember l, 1869, under the act of Jul.
2S, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

NEBRASKA MrE.-A citizen Of
Nebraska thus posts an Eastern
correspondent who asked variety
Of questions as to the territory and
life there:
wv hat kind Of "A country do you
live in9
Mixed and extensive. It's made
up principally Of land and water
What kind of weather.
Long spells of weather are fire.
qucnt. Our sunshine comes of
principally during the day time
'iiaNc Nou Il plenty OF water--and
how got?'
- good deal Of water scattered
about, aud generally got III pals
and whSkcS.'
is it hard p
Rather so, when YOU have to 60
half mile and then wade in mud
knee deep 10 get it,
'Allcgoric, Ionic, anti.baloric. LOG
and slabs. The buildings are chief
~ ont of Il oor, and so low between
joints that the clilnncys all stick
out through the roof
what kind of society,"
81 )od, bad, hateful, indiileren,
and mixed
ANY aristocracyV
Nary one
what do your reop.e do for .
living mostlyr y
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

The Norfolk Day Book states that
a sentry on duty at Fort Macon, n.
c., received strict orders, on Mon,
day OF last week, to challenge every
one approaching him. One of the
garrison chimney took fire, and
Lieut.. Alexander. under the excite
ment of the moment, ran toward the
sentry, who, il is said, after chal
longing, fired. y Sergeant who,
upon seeing the officer fall ran to
the spot, only to meet the same fate.
for the sentinel had reloaded his gun
and he, too, was brought to the
ground. Both men were killel al
most instantly by the stupid sentry.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

A terrible gale iron the north.
west prevailed IN the English chan
mel Oh the 10Th and Goth Of March.
causing the loss of many vessels
with their crews. 1t was the most
violent, with the wind from that di
rcction. that had occurred for thirty
Years. \ schooner went down of
st. Agnes, and all hands were lost.
Two vessels went ashore near Ilnta-
gel, Cornwall, all the crew of one
and four Of the other being drowned
At Palstow Il PruSSian barque and
all on board were lost. y schooner
went to pieces near Portreath and
her crew. six in number, met a wa
terry grave. Eight bargcs sank OF
Bid, t lrd and two crews were drown
ed. Besides these there were other
disasters i'll which parts of crews
were lost. 1t WAS Il fearful time for
English Scamcn, and many homes
were made dcsolatc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

Some work, some laze around,
ones a shrewd business manager,
and several drink whisky
lis it cheap living thereF
'Only five cents a glass, and the
water thrown IN
ANY taste for musicT
Strong. Buzz and buck saws in
the day time, and wolfhowling and
cat-tghting nights
ANY pianos therer
NO but we have several cow-bells
and a tin pan in every family
'What could a genteel family In
moderate circumstances do for a
livingr
Work, shave notes, fish, hunt.
steal or if punched, buy and sell
town property
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

We find the following concern.
ing n pre- Senta;ion TO Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. II. Witt, formerly of'hiS place,
in the Sagsiuaw Mich Daily En-.
terprisc:
One of the plcasantcst events of
the scas on liansrir,d last evening
i'll the Yailor Of the Bancroft House.
1t is well known that VIM. II. Witt,
who has been associated with the
Bancroft House for the past veal
and "a half in the capacity OF host,
was about 10 sever his connection
with that institution, to assume the
management of the Marshal eating
house. In view OF his early depart
ure from this city, some testimonial
of esteem was suggested, and rs
readily acted upon, for of all oul
citizens there is not one who is held
III higher esteem by his fellow citi-
zens, has as many friends and rs
few enemies, us VIM. II. Witt OF
the Ban,ro".
Quite u humber Of ladies and gen.
tlencn assembled ut the Bancroft
House pallor last evening, for il WAS
understood :hat the gilt--the free
VIII offering of the boardcrs OF the
MOTEL, wisto bc presented to them
and there. About 4 O'Clock vi,
Witt and lady, who until that time
were III perfect ignorance Of the al
fair, we're notified that their presence
was required IN the pailor.
A momert after. their arrival G,
W. Peck, Esq, on behalf of III,
borders, made tue presentation
speech.
The present consists OF n set q
silver and large handsome arn
chair, costing in all over two hun.
dred dollars. The sill was de-
signed for MIR. Wits cstimable Ia
dy. They are massive, richl,
wrought and properly engraved
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

Alice Rlymond's Theatrical Com.
pany will perform at the Town Hall
Bradford, on tuesday evening, Apr.
-. The entertainments given by
this troupe arr highly spoken of III
the many places where they have
performed in this vicinity. The
will known artists, Alce Raymond,
Carrie Jamison, j. w. Delano, Rosa
Archer, j. $. Townsend, p. Sullivan
and L. +. Knowles are among the
members of the company.