Indiana Democrat, The (Newspaper) - June 15, 1865, Indiana, Pennsylvania iED THURSDAY BY 3 T E K M S DOLLARS a year when paid in advance or within the first three mouths Two Dollars and if not so paid Six far Si Cm No paper discontinued until all aie paid except at the option of the pro Jon kinds of Job Printing such as Hand Blanks Circulars executed with and in a satisfactory manner II W AT LAW ATTORNEY AT LAW PA in his residence on the corner of Church and Streets u lew doors South of the Indiana House May S AT LAW INDIANA on Philadelphia Street tin All entrusted to Mav tf diana his care will be Carpenter Shop THE undersigned would to tt public have iitt up a shop in Indiana ind will keep o nand and manufacture to order a sizes of Sash Doors Frams Shutter Flooring Together with every kind of VP or FANCY rind all kinds WOOD and of every description They respectfully invite those to give them a as im fur nili with articles in their fine o the shortest and at lower prices tin than any where iu town Call and see tb yourselves ranted JOHN March 24 AT LAW INDIANA Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to his care on Street one door North of Warehouse May 8 INDIANA FOUNDRY West Indiana Pa Till undesigned having purchased the extensive Foundry establishment or owned by Messrs Shryock west of i he Borough of Indiana they to manufacture COOK PARLOR HEATING STOVES J A AT LAW INDIANA PA in Judge Watts building oppo site the House up stairs i and Porters 7 and Common Grates PLOWS PLOW CASTINGS J B SANSOM 1A attend to the collection of claim and business wilh promptness and fidelity attention to lie of claims for and of the Widows Children brothers or sisters of soldiers dying or killed in the ser vice of the United Slates inre the ment of the present rebellion No if he application is not on lymer street one door south of the Mansion House Ail kinds of Job made iu the short est notice on terms highest in or in fur ivill be fur old cu Feb L It is common quite common of late for old maids and bachelors to give the pub my y luc 01 Again I heard the same voice her I said some you the rest of n fonr or i J uu uue lebL 01 thing very tender about matrimonial joys something very sweet about wan O I U U I VI the exact reasons why they never ting some one to love quoted about cd the state of matrimony And as f am j fortyeight lines of and eye one of flic hitler and as my friends J moistening and wound with yours till I wrote many times after that and in the last week in October I started my visit to her I had told my mother that I was to bring home by bride have olten asked me the question I will satisfy all curiosity relate a part of the history of my life lam well aware that it is nobodys business why I didnt take a dear woman to comfort and broomstick mo when I came home but ns I never keep a upo think it better to tell my story I UL iu w iiw coming oi that trembled her not a little mystery would soon be cleared up sentence I lost Then there was another rustle and the voices arose louder than ever and I thought I heard kissing lint I could only catch a word and at last I took my seat again upon the floor and wondering what sort of a place I bad got into I heard the guests leaving at length and I arose from my cramped position to await the coming of when the secret I r on than to have it told and be by village gossips My to his died when I was a boy mid as he had undly left behind him a good fortune grew up to the dignity of a moustache idleness L AURIE J BLAKELY J JUG WAT March 9 1SC Elk AS SAW JOHN A COCHE AIT Proprietor mill an J to the generally that take I in Uest where lie la all who a call in lln and no will to for 100 bead of Ann J A F 1 K THIS 1 I h at 81 iLl to all professional business committed to their care in Allegheny W blotch P P F KELLY Bankers Exchange Brokers OF T H I was not a wild boy nt al My dis was very much like my fathers as he was a halfbrother to a minis or was of course a very quiet ivc old gentleman I spent the most of my time in read ig novels and poetry The latter was f the soft style and as 1 ead a great deal of it 1 became rather oft that have nev fairly got over When I became twentyone my moth old me to buy e fish market which my had during his life and from which lie had his fortune but L was er too romantic to think a thing for a moment Business had no chaims for me 1 had property enough to support me in the simple style in which I desired to live and what need was there of my ad L J to It j So that question was for al time I met on the 13th of August I do not on for the date I wrote it on leaf cf a small copy of Byron at the time and underneath I scribbled some verses who is the lady 1 she ed dont you remember Miss dale i Miss exclaimed my excel lent mother putting up her hands iu as We Never Jue anecdote related below is worthy the attention of both soldier and civil ian tor the denial of indulgence to the appetites is alike a virtue in both clas ses On the were seven or eight sol diers from the Eight Maine well behaved intelligent men as was apparent their V bile at the same house in Lincoln litre came into the office a poor old I have corresponded her for the last two months with a view of matrimony why did vou not toil me this be a poor o blind stone feelin JS way with his cane He approached the soldiers and said in gentle tones Hoys I hear you to the Segment I have a son in that I thought you knew it al nlj name upon upon it ready You saw her often while she fell out 1 read it was at Mr S though all became silent in the outer room still no came For an hour 1 awaited as patiently as possible but I could bear the suspence no longer I placed my knee against the yielded and then gave way and I was more free nc The parlor was dark I could not find ISim We my way uut of it and so to find out my position I struck a match What is his name John Oh yes we know him well He was At my feet lay a white envelope with Opening if a s and 1 suppose you do not object to accept her a ily mother sat lor some time with her hands folded as if in deep thought George if she is the girl of your she said at length shall not object but 1 had rather it were other And why matter now George If vou love her i will try to for your a very hard thought I as my mother passed from the room to luic Next day 1 arrived at where Miss resided 1 had little trouble in finding the AND MRS T I I J The mystery was explained I pla ced the card in my pocket and getting t out of the parlor window I went wander 1 ing up and down the street till the Where is he now He is now a lieutenant in a colored regiment and a prisoner at Charleston 1or a moment the old man ventured not to reply but at last slowly and he said J I feared as much I have not heard of him for a long They did not wait for another word but these soldiers took from their wal ing stage was ready to start when I took my place and rattled away As we passed the scene of my ad venture i thought I saw a face at the window and if lam not mistaken some one threw a kiss at mo my dear reader can you blame forme confidence in women and fur sinle feelings that I Mf T n 1 i li i house which was situated about halfway I up the main street of the village My hand a little when 1 rani the door bell as L ap to feel rather when about to a came to the door looking as lovely as ever and ushered niu into the R V I N BRO R HOUSE D 1llOriUETOli INDIANA PA Hotel is conveniently situated op I the Public Buildings attention is paid convenience of its guests tf in Indiana to the PHILADELPHIA STREET PA Christian Detweiler House is centrally located and i convenient stopping place for perso Indiana ou business Having goo stables attached it furnishes superior ent for Drovers May 7 18G1 THE INDIANA HOUSE 2 SENNET WHISSLE Proprietor OX Kail Road Street opposite the Dep Buildings His friends and the trave ling public will find cheaper any other House Oct G U HOTEL PA Col JOHN WOODS Proprietor Formerly of EVERY paid to the comfort o guests July 7 HOUSE INDIANA PA John P McClain Proprietor has recently taken pos I session of the House for many years oc by C and more recently by Adam one door west of the Public Buildings TUB has been refitted refurnish ed nud will in be made a first class Hotel By strict attention to business a determination to please be expects to receive liberal share of the public April G 1865 HOTEL Convenient to the Railroad Depot KRA USE SHAFFER lets THE subscribers recently taken possession of this well known Hotel on Philadelphia Street a doors cast of the Depot iu the Borough that they afe prepared to accom all who day favor them with their custam The house is largo and convenient has been fitted up and furnished in good style Stabling attached for ONE I Burnside Clearfield County IX Square and Lumber DRY GOODS GROCERIES fee 1C 1803 PHILADELPHIA PA DISEASE of the Nervous Seminal and Sexual new ami reliable reports of the liy mail in sealed free of Address Dr J Acting Howard Association 2 Ninth Street Philadelphia P Peb 25 dl July 24 X J Jt I Karris Wes I JAMES W McKENNAN WITH Mckerson Harris Moseley of and Wholesale Dealers in at sight of the beautiful Ah he was lier hair was dark as a ravens wing in a snowstorm ol black to lint nn Unit of the ll that I feel very sensibly tint I cannot de scribe her beauty 1 had of an gels and other winged and thing and I imagined that she came very near up to their standard of beau J I cannot remember what was said on either side at our first meeting 1 only j remember that bur voice was a great j more musical than any organ j that I had ever heard and that she I as beautifully as a ten acre gar den of rures I went ho me that night with my head in the clouds and my hand en my heart to assure myself that it was not entirely gone ily mother had always wished me to marry an heiress but I had no such sim pie ideas about matrimony I knew very well that love was the only thing should ever tempt a to put his head in the noose That will last provided it article but I may say here that there is a great deal of it in circulation in these days that is decidedly bogus my love for I found out that I did love genuine I No 435 Market large assortment of City constantly on Imud June 30 A BNER Bo rough Indiana county AUCTIONEER Will promptly attend to in Indiana le terms Address him at P March 1C Retail IN DRY GOODS GROCE RIES PROVISIONS HATS CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES AND NOTIONS A FULL SUPPLY of Spring and Summer Goods CHEAP FOR CASH May 11 1865 dont know that I have laid down my life forher but I could have gone thro several yards of pump watter and large quantities of fire to serve her Miss was visiting at Mr Snap dragons and as that gentleman married my mothers cousin I was very intimate with the family and used to call there almost every day STow I had a double reason for there and as found Miss Julin ah at home it did not take a above week in her society to make me totally ous of everything else but my love She always received me kindly and I began ta hope that I was not altogether disagreeable to her But she staid with us only a the shortest month that I ever remem ber Before she went away she promised to write to me and then in autumn I was to visit her She had never given me a keepsake but after she had gone I found an old shoe string that had belonged to her how is Mrs she j asked I seated myself is 1 answered fearful that you would not the Very softly you nul know that I would eo to the end of the earth to be one moment j in your society i said half playfully I in j ihc did not reply but sat with down i cast way I observe that young have when ho wish you tu more But I had nothing more to say then I was intending to slop at a week but returning homo I did intend to oiler my charming self to that fair At that moment I heard the Joor Lcl ring sprang up as if she had step ped on a rebel torpedo is faiher sho what shall I do I asked as much alarm ed as herself If he sees you to tell him you was what shall L surprise me what do you mean You For twentythree years old Jake Vnl lard has cultivated the soil in Bald wain County and drawn therefrom a support for himself and wife Jle is childless Xot long ago Jake left the house in search of a missing cow llis route led him through an old patch of clay land of about sis acres in extent in the center of which was a well twenty five or thirty feet deep that at some time probably had furnished the in mates of a dilapidated house near by with water In passing by this spot an ill Jakes tile from his head and maliciously wafted it to the of the well and in it tumbled Vow Jake had always practiced the virtue of economy and he immediately seta about recovering the lost hat lie ran to he well and finding it was dry at the bottom he uncoiled the rope which he had brought for the purpose of cap turing the truant cow and after several attempts to catch the hat with a noose he concluded to save time by going into the well himself To accomplish this he of money amounting to twen ty dollars and offerd it to the old man saying If our whole company was here we would give you a hundred The old man replied Boys you must put it in my wallet for me for I am blind But mark what followed Another individual in the room who had looked on the scene I had with feelings of pride 111 our citizen immediate ly advanced and this is a handsome thing and I want you to drink with me I stand treat for the I waited with interest for the reply It sir we thank you kindly we appreciate your lut ice never The scene was first act was noble was generous the last was grand is a yery violent man and if he should see you dont know what he would do You do not know him But he is coming You must hide And before I could understand what she meant I was pushed into a closet and aken the key A moment after I heard some one en er the which I supposed was her ather What a dangerous old customer he must thought I It was hardly safe to ask him for his daughters hand But the danger or enterprise would only make the prize more valuable j and 1 fll 1 T I seat me HORSES Livery Stable in connection with the Hotel Travelling con furnished at low rates March 23 CANCERS CURED THE undersigned brought with him from the old Country 36 years ago a wel tested cure for Cancers of all He lias tested its great value in the cure of this ter rible disease during his long practice and confidently recommends it to the afflicted as a certain cure He has taken out a License under the United States Revenue laws and may be found at miles north of Indiana county Ia Jan 20 18C56m and I wore it next to my heart ever af ter But after I say but I do not mean exactly that I wore it until the price of rags were up and then as it was cot sold it I remember how impatient I was to receive her first letter and when it came how eagerly I tore it open and read it I can remember every word of it now I thought that there was a slight sprink ling of love in it but I was not quite sure However she seemed quite that I come and see icr v Lut having full confidence in I myself upon the floor resolved to wait patiently till she should sec fit to release e I lit a match and looking at my watch found that it was but five oclock If I had to until the family retired I should bo paying rather my whistle But having ridden all day in a lumber ing pld coach I was very tired and soon in spite of iny efforts to keep I was asleep How long I slept I do not know but when I woke I heard many voices in the made fast one end of the rope to a stump hard by and was soon ou his way down the well It is a fant of which Jake was no less oblivious than the reader hereof Ned Weels was in the dilapidated ding aforesaid and that an old blind horse with a bell on his neck who had been turned out to die was lazily grazing within a short distance of the well The devil himself or some other wick ed spirit put it into Neds cranium to lace a little he quietly up to the unbuckled the strap and approached with slow and measured ting a ling to the edge of the Dang the od blind horse Jake a this way sure and aint got no more sence nor to fall in here Whoa Ball But the continued approach of the ting a ling said just as plainly as as words that old Ball wouldnt Besides Jake was at the bot tom resting before trying to shin it up Great Jerusalem he the old cuss Trill be atop o me can say Jack Whoa dang you OBEYING ORDERS A certain general ot the United States army supposing his favorite horse dead ordered an Irishman to go and skin him MV hat is Silvertail dead asked Pat bats that to you replied the of ficer do what I bid you and ask no Pat went about his busines and in an hour or two returned Well Pat where have you been all this time T asked the general the horse yer Does it take nearly two hours to per form such an No your honor but then you see it tuck about half an hour to him Catch him fire and furies was he alive Yes yer and you know I could not skin him Skin him alive you kill him To be sure I did You know I must obey orders without asking alable youth of his companion a perfect Afri can Plato Just then Ned drew up to the edge of the well and with his a little dirt into it Oh Lord exclaimed Jake falling on his knees at the bottom of the well Im gone now Whoa room and very near the door of my closet lovely she looks 1 put my ear to the keyhole to learn what on but I could only hear a subdued murmur It must be a thought I here 1 am locked up for safe I did not relish that much but I had to make the it I still listened at the door After awhile the voices became still Then I heard a rustle and a deep bass voice said somethin make out which I could not me down to pray the It Lord have mercy on me I Ned could no in longer and fearful that Jake might suffer from his fright he re Probably Ned didnt make tracks with his toward that well May be wasnt up tb the top in short order May be not I dont know But I do know if who sent you this be the ast squib youl get from that your only suit i i it s rather 6 Oh no In commit a said a justice toa noisy fellow in court Nobody has a right to commit a nuis the cool reply No Uncle Why your education is dreadfully imperfect Dont you feel him in your bussum sure The other inserted his hand beneath his waiscoat Npj I Uncle Ignorant It siun which rends so even time itself cant heal Den Uncle Pete I know who he io Whoam Dis old boot of mine It soul am lent so severely dab Johnson de cobbler utterly refused to mend him and he says dat heis so bad dat de bebble him self couldnt heel Ive boy having baen brought before the court as a the following the Judge Live with my Where does your mother She lives wilh my 5 He the old Where do they live says the Judge getting very red an audible snicker goes round They live in the is their home roars the Judge Here Mr says the Judge take the out and tell Aim to travel he evidently does not un of an would thinE says the boy going doorway if I was once to e ou you k j u tiain you dont wait for it and thats a com
