TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPI7. miljADELrmA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 18C1.
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f j li of in. '. tin; i, 'in: : b-r ni kmiix,
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I reatire ,i M't . I in ito hy :ny I'ri'.i'li.
Ami, n my i.i I'h n n'.i - cli'i iiinl il'i',
(Jiving a hint nl ha: hi. li oba.;i,r) n it.
Kit h arc the So i-;; nM ; who fcivee irii't; Vit thi-jr r
'I Ley pro; ' ilu; ma tor pc.trH, lm' nric tluil
iris :
They I'iiu K I'lif. o tticn (. nn I civ.' i to the :.
I'V-r i' very w:w c i-i wc t'tli 1. 1 I .i l.i i ,
Mrailb to the i iiniiitii; artit wlio v in wcrk
This m: i 111' -s Mrtiixlb. Where ahull he fia.l, ()
w.ivrt !
A luiul jotir A tint 'h' mlilcr" cannot lift ?
I. with my h.iniiiK'r inn;ul:ii2 cvrmorc
The roc ky on:tt, 'iiu'o Amid into 'iut,
Mrrwing my tied, ami, in ann'.lirr a;e,
Hi build a contit.ciit i t Letter nii'n.
1 hi n I unliiir the iluur-i tnv y itlis Km 1 rut
T he f xoilui ot' ii.ili -lift : I ilici'v
Mm to all rli'irci that trout Hie Imuy main.
I, too, li.ivi" nrt uti'l -orr. rip-;
Illusion ilwelu t'or.vyr with tii'' w.ivi'.
I hnnw what sin lis are laid, l. '.ivi' mc to di ll
With cri'iliilou-, iniiig'iiaiivi! iimu.
l-'or, tlion.!:h lin -i-oop my w iti-r in his a'rn,
A frw roils oil' he i!i "iu i it l'imih and i i"Uil.
l'laiiim(( nr.u.go fruits mid sunshine on tin.' -ho r,
I mnke n nie ina-t ulluiini.', some lone ilo,
To distant nun who must pi there, or die.
An Australian lUlttnr's I ronblex.
flOOD Rl'A-IlN I'Olt srsri'.NiUNi: NK'.Ht'M'i:il.
Tbo editor of the (ieelon fVuni.V. , a news
paper In Australia, tells the story of his woc, in
gnod-iialurid way, in the following list of
reason! for suspendini; publication :
"lieeanse a large number of subscribers never
pay at all. Ileiau-o many of tlieiu pay once in
two or three yearn, while the proprietor pava
every Saturday (when ho has the tnoneyb He
cause ninny of the HiietionoeiH state then clients
arc U 0 poor to ndfeitise ia more than one p iper,
and the proprietor Is too poor to advertise gntit.
lleeause the tanners, who have been always, and
still are, our fast friends, have, by a visitation of
Providence, become too poor to eneouraL'e- li'cra-
tmc this present winter. H.-eau-e the s inters I
nay we go tor tl.e people won e it tneir b el an 1
mutton, and not for thosj who buy wool, and
that in con-eiiiienee tbo CI 'nnn I is nun irthy oi
their support the logic of wiiieh rcinon it is very
hard to din over. Heeause the I. ginla inu im
poses a tax on tlio cinveyance of liewnnpers
thiough the post, which prmsos very hardly on
Die proprietor, ho not only logim: tlio papers of
his ron paving country subscribers, but having
to pay tor tuo privilege into the u.irgum. It
cause the roads arc so bid that it Is imp i.-sible
to reach many subsi ribem during iho winter,
and often, wlieu after milch tn 'illation an I
many bd-giiigs, 'our colic, tor' does su :eeeil
in so doing, he is very politely told to ill
again next year.' liecause a general apa'.liy
fiervades the entire district, the people seem
11 g to have made up their minds that to
buttle with monopoly and class legLsla ion is to
engage in a hopelns struggle against might, the
consequences being that the tanner leaves his
land unfilled, the small capitalists cross the
Murrny river, the larger ones go to Queensland
ir New Zealand, ihe shopkeepers take refuge in
the Insolvent Court, and the laborer leeds himself
with his lan.ily at the public sunn kitchen they
are all too poor to pay for a new spaper, and
almost too wretched to read oun. lSec iu-e the
proprietor of the deelong f'lmmirls is 01' opinion
that every newspaper should be thoroughly inde
pendent, and that when it reasos to bo Inde
pendent it becomes a public nuisance rather than
public benefit, and the editor becomes a mero
puppet in the li m is of the proprietor, who pulls
the strings, 'cabined, cribbed, cuiitined,' poaor
lul for evil, powerless for good."
T lof riitililo I'rMent tu thr t'ir.
We have seen a beautiful little telegraphic pre
sent intended for Ihe Cur of Kus-ia, a dos rip
tion of w hich will be of interest to our read is.
Tbe article is, In fact, a complete telegraph oili e,
comprised witbiu the compass of a morocco cau
eight inchtn in length, six inches In wi 1th and
three ami one-half inches in depth. Within this
case are concocted a complete galvanic battery,
known to telegraphers as tlio elec:ropol.ir bat
t rv, with six g'ass caps for the acids, in which
are inserted ihe zinc plates and carbons by which
in generated the electric tluid.
Attached to each cup is a switch, by which
either the whole or a part of the battery can be
applied to the wires connecting with the instru
ment. The force, or electric power gener ued by
this miniature buttery is niilllcient to worK tlio
instrument anil transmit eiisilv mc-snges between
thif city und llotton. The rel iy in ignet, w hich
is the Oirt et mi ans by which the battery and the
telegraph line over which are to be transmit'cl
the met siloes sen', is only thirty niches iu length,
in inch and a hair In width, the magnet com. .ris
ing two coilb 01 copper wire us liuo as the linest
thiead, covered with fine silk, each cod covered
with hone rubber and cont dningune mile of wire.
The "sounder," by which the operator d .-sign ites,
by the number and lengthof ihesomidsor"cli eks,"
the loners transmitted, is only an inch mid a h 1 If
in length, un inch and a ipi iiu r wide, and an inch
in bright, comprising two upright magnets over
which is situ .ted the iirimiture conncc cd with
the brass standards by a small brass lever, the
whole set on a hodow base of hard rubber. The
key which the operator uses 10 transmit desp itches
is of brass, as Is also the switch attached to it, by
which the operator can, at will, "lhro.v oil " the
Current of electricity, titd is mounted on hud
rubber. The woikiuau-hip is of the linest char
acier, nothing being wanted to make th" whole
contents of this little ease a cotuple'e and
thorough oullit for a lir-t-class telegraph o iice.
1'bc insi rutiieut is on the Morse svstem, and is
that which Is in general use in Kus-mi. This
bijou of telegraphy is Indeed a beautiful specimen
of American mechanism, such as will stiiiunato
the ltusMiin telegraphers to emulate, and one
which will add inucii to tlio widespread lame of
Clmrh s 1 . Chester, Ksip, its maker, as a New
York nrti.-un. Colonel ( Imrles s. liulk'ey, Chi' f
l'.igiU'er of the Itiissi. 111 American Telegraph
line, is in po et ssiou of this miniature teb gra ih
tti, e, 10 whom it was presented by Mr. Chest, r,
and it will be in turn prsenied to his Imperial
HiubncM ihe Crar ot llus-ia upon the arrival of
Colonel lluikley at M l'et r-burg, af it the- cum-
f lcti' n of the great interioniiiiciit.il telegraph
ine bitwecn iho two countries. .V. )'. .r.i'i.
The Tkleokai'ii Svstem in Ghat Buitwv.
The statistics of the telegraph system In the
United Kingdom that is, of the telegraphs open
to the public, for there; aro many purely privato
lines are interesting. In 1S61, there were ll.iiS
miles open; in W'-, 12,71 1A miles; while hist
year the lines were extended to cover l;i,Wj
miles, which, howover, consisted of 'J.i.ill'.'l miles
tif separate wires. The number of stations was
Increased in proportion, and last year there were
17V open, containing M instruments, tkrougk
which about a,4(J0,lHHJ messages were sent. In
addition to tho lines actually on llritish soil,
the submarine lines to Calais, Uoulngnc, Dieppe,
Jersey, Ostend, Hanover, Denmark, with which
the other lines arc more or less all in connec
tion, cover 8H7 miles, with &Wi inlksof wire.
1'his line has upwards of 11000 stations in foreign
countries. Tho messages sent by it to ami front
foreign countries were in I80T, MO.OOO; in 1H',
31U,iU5; and in UvUa, 47bt, w hile tho mileage
was not increased. Tho several lines were last
f ear, Electric and International, 82iiO miles of
Ine and li),M2 vf wires, 10.2 stations. The num
ber of messages tent by this eompuny during
lb6:i has not been ascertained, bat calculating the
fnojiortion of increase from the returns of the
wo yearn immediately prucedinc, may be esti
mated at nearly 2,000,000. The British and Irish
Magnetic, il'M-'i miles, n,Zh miles wires, 4i i
stations, b-!7,4-l messages: Kouthcastern Hail,
way, 816 miles, Ub424 milss wires, W4 stations,
and 62,WS messages wei-e sent; London and
Urigbton Railway, 212 miles, M14 miles wires, 441
ataiions, 43,208 messages j London District, 107
Miles, 430 Dillet wires, 81 stations, 217,806 mes
swgeai and the United Kingdom. 831 miles, 60V9
miles wrrs, 40 stations, wLeate 220,729 messages
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In the (iina.lim 11. u t it s-cmbly, pomo
tl-nc M r,'-e, Ihi y t..id ..mi- ,. -. . rite-1 debitc on
the bill to protii'.it tde n.- o:' li i ,t and crinoline,
in'ro'lii.'cd t.y M.-. Aircns. ' .nihlisli a few of
Ilie must briiiiarr .i...kr. .
Mr. liriiirni'Ui.l ij an in i.oit ulmirer of hoop
from lululio. ,!. lie was ,o-n mih it love of
hones. When lm w is .1 eluMm' tend' r cr i.tiIi
he 11 1 d to Inui ile a l.o p. n li 11.1 '.lnsrimn of the
fale that . is in ft.-r.' ti.r M'n. I. iter in I ire lm
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ti ti 1 U was what I a- g un: to .
Mr. Dnn'nir 1! s nnder-'o 1
friend eeiild nor p.is a on I i
bcin nssa il:ed by li in !i 'v m,
tlie bonora'i'c uieiu'ier ikmh i.i
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not but bo aw .re th it the , 'i .rac'. r of everv
im'inber of the ll,iu-e wa- alb' t, I hv such d.itii
Mr. Tnlb,.t objected to such '.lup.irliain u'aiy
liingua e.
Mr. Uovs pn tsted ii-iinst interruption. II
was gomg to -ay by s i. h d i n -
Mr. J. I aniTon. The houor.ibl ' nicuiVr -hoii'd
not swesr in that il ea It'ul in ine, r.
Mr. Ross. Wasn't doing any t'H-ig of the kin 1.
but wou d be ictnpt ',1 to do s i ii not allowed to
bnisli his sentence by -in li a dam (or.ler, or.lerl
a ilujn tconlinion i li.; would repeat it by
such dam i tremendous uproii I.
Mr. Wright -bod up, and moved. 'itnidst the
wildest contusion, that Mr. K i-s he expelled frjin
the b"ii-c tor -uch awful langiui.to.
Mr. lioss (black In the f ice i exclaimed tint
daiiiai.'inL' stntements was all ho meant to say
wh'-n inierrupfeil bva fool
Mr. Talbot. Wlni is a fowl ?
Mr lio-s. l'lioh-h ass
M-. Cainrron. ho's an ass ?
Mr. K,,ss i wildly . Toolisli asscrtljn of pro
fanity. HooltH nt' iiiiitpnii'iita
"In tracing some of tiie causes of tint lightness
and frivolity of character, and 'hat disinclination
for the exercise of the rellctive powers, so lament
ably common in the present d ly, one cause I
find which is certainly capable of producing such
a result. This cause consists in :he number, and
hariicter, and ebcapne-s, and peculiar in ido of
publication, of the works of a:u iseuient of the
pn sent day. In all these re-pcts the change is
great, and extremely recent. 1 Ic works of amuse
ment published only a lew vein s slm c were com
paratively few In number; thev were lcs encit-
I inir, and tin retore 1. ss at'r ictive ; and not being
published periodically, did not occupv the mind
I tor so long a tune, nor keep n'beso constant an
expectation; nor bythiis dwelling upon the mind,
and distilling tliem-elvcs into it. .is it wero, drop
by drop, did they pos4css it so largely, coloring
even, in many instances, its very language, and
affording ficijiietit miittor for consideration. Tho
evil of nil these circumstances is actually enor-
I wmus. Ihe miss of human minds, and much
rnnre of the minds of young persons, havo no
great nppctite for intellectual i-X'-rcise; but they
have some, wlpch, by careful treatment, may
be strengthened and Increisi I. Hut hera, to
this weak and delicate nppeti-e, is presented
an abundance of the most stimulating and
least nourishing food. Itsniicues it greedily,
and is not only su'isiied, but ac'ually con
ceives a distuste for anything in ire simple
and more wholesome. That cuiio-ity, wh eh is
wisely given us to lead us mi to knowlo Ige,
finds its full gratification in the details of an
ixciiiiigiiiid ptotMctcd story ; a ldth'ii lies do.vn
as It wero gorired and goes to slee p. Other facul
ties claim their turn and have it.. We know tlmt
in youth the healthy body and lively spirits re
inlrc exer ise ; and in this ilicv may aud ought
to be indulged; but the nine m 1 interest wh! h
remain over, when the body bus Iia.1 its enjoy
ment, mid the mind des, res i s sh ire, b ivo b en
alrtmlv wa-tcd and exhausted n ion things uuerly
improbable ; so that tbe mind goes to Its work
hurtled and languidly, and fee's it to bo no more
thi n a burden. The mero 1 ssons m iv bo
learned from a sense of du'y ; but that freshness
of power which, in young persons of ebility,
would fasten e.igerlv npm s i ne one por ion
or other of the wide held of knowledge, and
then expatiate, drinking in health Aud strength
to the mind, as surely ns the na unil exercise,
of tho body givis to it bodily vu'oi ; Unit is tired
prematurely, perverted and corrupted; and nil
the knowledge w hich clso i: might so c ivet, it
now seems a wearying ellort to attain. That an
unnatural and constant excitement of tho m'nd
is most injnrlous, there is no d uibt ; that excite
ment involves a coii-etient we ikness is n law of
cur nature, than which none is surer; th"t tho
debility of mind thus produced is, and must be,
adverse to itiief study ami thought to tint re
flection which alone is wisdom, is ulso clear i.i
Itself, and proved too largely t.y experience, and
that, without retiection, there eVi ho no spiritual
understanding; and therefore uildistmcss and
uiithnugb'fiilne-8 cannot be li ,. it evils. What
ever is thus a hindrance in tin; ay of our Intel
lectual, moral, and spiritual Improvement, thatiB
iu our ca-e n po-itivc sin." 1. . lcic'ti.
4'omlm.
A very remote antiquity Is l.iiir.ed for tho
comb, which i9 of Egyptian origin. At first it
was made of wood and ivory, bat It was used for
i adjusting rather tban for fastening the hair a
pin or bodkin being employed f r the latter pur
pose. Tho Greeks and Jlotnajs, who dressed
their hair with great care, use I combs of box
wood, iron, and brone; tu prelims mo'.ils wore
al-o required in their nianiilii tin e, as we nuy
inter from the golden ones ascribed to their god
desses; but In no inst.mc j do wo find their shell
or horn ones mentioned in tiie classics. Tho u-o
of tho comb in calling tin; h iir is referred
to by l'laiitns (li. C lfel). From specimens
found at l'ompcii it is evident that omits
with teeth on bo'h sides (exc'ly similar to our
unall-to'ith comb- '.vore In u-' at a very early
period. The comb of the mid Ho ages exhibits
much curious elaboration, with but little improve
ment iu utility. At a biter p rio I, gold ami si vcr
wi le cxteiisiielv employed in 'heir in inula lure,
nod earls were also added. T ie comb was thus
made an elegant part of th" rriji'ir. It was much,
n-cl in public; lor, in Ki" g'ew''8 pi. iy of tho
1'iirstm'n II (Mm. 1 A. D. In i-'li, ituioiu' tho st ige
d rectlous for a group of miliums, we find "they
ninth their hair and tall:" p.'iwuce that con
tinued till the reign of Cine- n Anne. In furttior
illustration, we quote from Hryden's "Alui.iu
zor :"
"Hut r.s w lieu vl41.1 tus A .u ;.. .is lr .1 p't,
Htraislil ev t v inn w.i oitti - I i - elf n v. ii .
' ' k ill' ; rt' S , m.ili..:lu las . trt.i rfl.lf,
W illi hit wliiiu i i, sets o'l it's ti..t-tirn n laci'. '
Combing the peruke, at the time when ra"n of
ln-hion wore luik'e Wigs, was. ev n iu public puces,
un ai t of gailnntrv. Iu mo.', rn davs the comb
ri ached its most co-t!y and ornamental state at
the court of I.ouis ihe Founeen'n. ltichly inlaid
with diamonds und other precious shines, it then
formed tin essential ud iiinct lor tiie toilet of court
beauties. Canova and other modern sculptors
have introduced the comb with line cllcct, as a
t art of feminine costume Iu statuary. India rub
lier combs, now so extensively nsed, are manu
factured by pressing the caoutti houc in moulds
to the required form, and afterwards vulcanizing
it, or combining it with sulphur, by w hich means
it attaius grout hardness. The lurgest shell and
horn factory iu tho w orld has been for years ut
Aberdeen, in bcotlund.
Servant Gihib ICR Cai.u-oi sia. An East
ern correspondent writes as follows to the Sactu
meuto Dtc:
"On crossing the Isthmus I met about two hun
dred young women on their way to California
each expecting that the ladios of that Stato were
dying to obtain their services at the rate of 10
per month in money, iu gwld and silver. On
arriving in New York, and also in Boston, I
found there bad been a perfect exodus, which
was still in progress. It is quite probable that at
least two thousand have left the J-ast for that
promised land in the past three months. Their
compensation here is but two Uol'ttrs per week iu
paper, and as the steamer companies demand
money for passage or iu equivalent in paper,
comparatively but few can raise the needful. If
the opposition day fare could be paid in green
backs, it is very probable that six months would
ee an Influx, at a moderate calculation, of twenty
thousand of them in that favored Htate. It is
curious to notice, when making a call, how the
help will contrive to keep around on one pre
tense and another, when they had the visitor is
from that direction. Whether those who make
the tiial and arrive there will realize their bright
bopes, you can tell better tban one who has own
absent from there Dearljr three mouths."
MiT. rtw, An in nott.
I'll be 'hot I:" I s'oy " at the p irt'idjrr aid
to the donblc-t.arrel led gun.
How kind Is Iia'lire ' lioves do not c m ,
ami yet they never mint lor cot s.
Iiifir;.' rot !. o r ihlv. A i o:'i cr is no' r.' ?.
fardy an ass 1'eein-e hc'liu It ml.
The s. nnde-t nl.rper is i-,:;, ii at ; rn s, f, r
he must have lo .g l.i.n that has no turn u
" l.u , d.i c,,pic buv snutl 'r" Yes my
(b'.ir; why "Well, then, why do '..pl .(
they 1 ike ii "
"1 tldi I', v.iiV. you 1. 've .1 u-:
of rail'i'ir me a f "M." "1 ilunk,
at mviv way"
husl.ai.a m.i 1
hve a i rea ni'iv sas A ceini; one."
V 1 sli"H .vi'id.'W in the Sir. in I .1; 1 1
1,,'IoL ink' ,on .' " W .inied..e., .u,'eu'.l.
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Willie tie.ited 11s ,uir 01 the family."
i.i'fat a- you in.iv be. 'he '11 1'r n 11 v
w,,t1 I on e, r,Ti,i ov-t ., '.lie o-ilv lion .,n y
I eli. ;. I, t en' Iie.iven o' a m ,;h--r - eve-',
y,,u ic I.. .1 :n Ilia i't 1 I 1 r. 1 1 : - 01 !..vi-.
In rl,. 1 :u lor o!' a publ-c house in I'lee' s r
tl.eie :i-- .1 t . Le v t'u i'.ii 'Ic . -1 1 i . i 1 . : t , 1 1,
'I e fo 'owlnt: noii e ",ie itlo ne i learnci;'
-p' 11 .i.e ii.,uc,e I '.I u-e. ves c ' I iv napcr. '
"You s.iv, Mr. Sc.o.iks, 1 1 1 it yoi s...v 'I."
pl, n'c! l.ave v hoc- -. W.. it in n iste "
"'i s, sir." "Do you laiii v v 'nit e ius d tl: '
l.a-l" " "l't i n..t'..i!''.' sir in, 'ei: I I 'i mik i.
was tl.e bout of h:s lai!.l,o . " ' 1 imi ..ill do.
i ; rk. . 1 I':" in' " ir.i -
"Is ; o ir lath, r at iioi.,. ' i ,ji r, .1
tbe I t' c cirl w;io .i.lniioe I l.mi. ' 1- r
I'.ill '" -he a-ked. "Some p, m.le c.t 1
repln d be. " 1 neu I.e n .' at hoin. ; i u
luni b b b.lin, if any mil c.uue, to -ay h'
i: nc:
t. i-ti
1 be ,r,
v. as not
at ti, , lie'.
An American pap, r siys o-tr " p t cr's
devil" Mas '-oinir home w 'ii h,- sw e'.lie in a u-v
evenn g; since, the love sick dun -el -lid to hun,
"D'ck, 1 fear I shall never get ti iie.ivcti."
"Whv '" a-Ueil the kni;'h ,t' ti,,. id,. I., ..'. lb-.
cause," sant she, witii a ineltinc lo "1 lo e the
Devil so well."
"Whv so l.i'e," said a s. ho.,!m ist-r to a little
urchin as lie ent, red the room on a cold slmp-irv
niorninL'. "vvny. sir, rep 'it 'lie t . , v , "for
cm rv stepltooklorw.ini 1 -iel b ick two. "lu
ll' e.l," mid the teacher, ' ho- d d you ge ben; at
aP, if that was the case r" "Oh," Slid the boy,
MTatchinc; his bead i n bud ng nun self e iue;!it, "I
turned round and walked the other way."
It is .-aid that Ma lame Vestris. the '.'..iiioiih
I'nglish n, tre-s, u-ed to buve her w hite s it n
boots sewed on her feet every morning, in or ler
that tin y should lit perfectly the exoiiisitu shape
oi her cxqui-ite foot, (if course they had to h"
nppi d oil every night, and the same pair could
never lie worn but once, she is seid to havo
made more conquests with her '..? than w tU her
lice, br until ul as it was.
"Simho, can yon tell me in what building m
S.virbro' pe.,plo aro most likely to take eold i"
"V by, no, me strange in de to vn ami e in t tc!
ilat." "Well, 1 wdl tell you; it is do bank."
"How is dat ?" "Itccause th-re aro so
many dratls in it." "Dat is good; but nov
can you tell me, -ali.wli.it nukes dare be so
many drafts in it ?" "No." "llcc.iiiso so miiny
go dare to raise de wind."
This is tho s'ylo in which tho fair ones iu
sonic parts of Yorkshire convey the hint to bick
ward swains. "Why don't you get married "
said a young lady tho other day to a bachelor
Iriend, who was down there on a vis.t. "I V;
been trying for the last ten years to find some one
who would be silly ensugli to have me," was the
reply, "i'ln n you haen't been down our way,'
was the insinuating rejoinder.
Jamie was sitting in the front galley wide
awake, when many were slumbering round tutu :
the eh my man endeavored to awaken the atten
tion of his hearers by stating the fa t, saying:
"You see even Jamie Krnsier, the Idiot, does not
fall asleep as so many oi you aro doing." Jamie,
tint liking, perhaps, to he thus designated, coolly
replied, "Aii h idiia' 1 been au idiot, i wad I.ii
been sh epiu' to.' '
No woman has a right to the best seat, the
cosiest corner, to attentions, gallantries, aud all
the minor ron-idorations, and, over and above
tlic-e, to equality in other matters. If she intrudes
into t lie parson's pulpit, the doctor's enrri ige, the
lecturer's desk, the senator's clnir, the. me
chanic's work-hop, she has no right to mans
in in to conduct her thillicr. In proportion is she
gains right out of doors, she renounces them in
her diaw iiig-room.
Not long since, in a Sunday school, a clergy
man, having called up a class of girls and boys,
begun with one of tho former in these words.
"My dear child, tell me who made your vile
bodyi" Wo well know, of course, what he ex-
Iiecied the girl to say in reply, but we should r.ot
nive dreamed oiher immedi ito answor. Mhe had
not any conception of the question applying to
anything beyond her actum appearance, aril,
dropping a qjick lurl.-cy, replied, "i'lcase, sir,
mother made the body, but I made the skirt.''
"Hullo, stranger ! you appear to be traveling!-"
"Yes, I always Havel when on a .tour
ney." "1 think 1 havo seen you somewhere."
"Vuy likely ; I have otteii been there." "And,
pray, what might your name be ?" "I. might be
.S.nn l'nt, h, but it isn't by a long siido." "liave
you bei u long in these pars : ".Never any
longer than at present, live leet nine." "Do you
get uiiything uew i" " Yes, 1 boup.ht a new whet
stone this inorn ng.' "I thought so ; you're the
shurpett blade 1 ve seen on this road !
Dr. Franklin, when in England in tl e year
1775, was n-ked by a nobleman what would satisfy
tho Americans ? Ho answered that it might
easily be comprised in a few "i!o a," wh; ih he
Immediately wrote on a piece of paper thus :
He call your forces.
lie-store Cu-tlc William.
Ke-pnir the damago done to Iloston.
Rc-pc.il your unconstitutional acts.
Ke-nouuce yoar picten-ions to taxes.
Ke-iund the dul.es you have extorted.
After this
Ke-quire and
Kc-ccive payment for the destroyed tea with
the voluntary grants of the Cuis.uics aud thui
Ilc-joice in a happy
Ke conciliation.
The following conversation Is sa'4 to have
passed between a theatrical manager and na aspi
rant fr 1 hespian houors. It is quite a food uu,
and miller severe on "stars :"
Manager What is your pleasure ?
Applicant An cng t'ii gemcut at ;ou-ycu VODT
thiutro.
Manager But yon stammer.
Applicant l.iko tlelterton.
Malinger You are very email.
Applicant lake Koan.
Manager You speak mnnoton uo?.
Applicant lake Macrea.iy.
Malinger And through tho C0.-C.
Applicant Like Booth.
Manager- And you make faces.
Applicant Like Durton.
Maiumor You have badly sli.'.j u. io;s.
Anplicunt I. ike Wallnck.
Manager And brawny arms.
Applicant Like Forrest.
Maiu'ger And an obese perse n.
Appln ant l.ikc Blake.
Manager lltit you uui'c the defeos of a!, these
aitists.
Applicant Th-th that's just it. It" yon enf-ga-gage
mc, you will need no s-at tais at all.
Anybody who has lived in Lebanon, Illinois,
of lute years, will remember Tom 11 , an eccen
tric genius, wbo went into the army, and was
killed at Shiloh. Tom was a carpenter, w is ad
dicted to drink, nr.d bad the "gilt of g ib very
gallopin'." I once asked Tom why he did no:
choose a profession, remurking tb it such genius
as his should not bo buried under the shavings.
Says Tom, "Did I ever tell you of my theatrical
days " I answered negatively, aud begged to be
posted. Thereupon Tom told me as follows, in a
style it is impossible to iuiit.uo on p iper or any
other way: "I once took a fancy lor the stage,
and casting aside the planes, Ac, encaged myself'
to a strolling manager as a second-rato actor. I
rose in Ihe 'profession,' and became tbo 'star' of
tho troop. Once I was cast for a hard-hearted
iui her, and was to relusc (.in the most barbarous
manner) my consent to the marriage of my
daughter to the only poison who could make her
happy. The young lady who personated the
daughter whs a new actress, and I hud been cast
ing sheep's eyes at her for several days. Tho
time arrived. 1 went on tho stage, und my
daughter fell on her knees and be-uin to implore,
in tho most heart-rending und unicfusublc man
ner, my consent to her marriage. For awhile I
looked stern and unrelenting; but presently,
when sho turned on the tears yes, air, veritable
tears I forgot all about the stage, and roared
out, 'Well, my dear, have it all your own way I'
ho you see spouca ine ciopemonianii luewnoie
business. The manager and I huld a consulta
tion, and the general opinion was that I was not
cut lor an actor "
trill far Mua-le Volnamrra,
rail in Love with some amiable aud virtuous
young woman oa the first opportunity you may
have.
Attention-ray to her, assiduously and respect
fully. ltiqht Face roppinj the question like a man,
and she'll accept.
trine March To hot parents and ask their
consent.
Kight Turn With her to the church and go
through the service of holy matrimony.
Itatt And reflect seriously for few moments ;
then determine to devote yourwulf entirely to
your wife.
Right-about Face From tho haunts you hare
frequented when single, and prefer your own
home.
Adranct Arnttto yoir young wife when out
walking together, and don't Ut her walk three or
our y aids behind you.
FINANCIAL.
F 1
N A
11 H '1'
T I 0 Ii A L EASE,
Jtfpi.i-Uorj and HrwifHul kgpvl
rHIIEli STATIC
- M II o N I) S
of u M.w .". I lr
tu.vl .r. lit
It . . i .ilN, AT I' V ll,
i Mi i.rsr pax a n 1 1. in foixt.
H..1 ' r bi t
f'. 11, s,.j,;,.;
I. i r. i. .a, i
- llie )
ist 1.
te.l S:u:n Vi
i '.0 p'
;i) I lU'.ASUKY NOTI'.S
i' S-Wfretr. ,n'i .- -ii'iii'it j e 1 t.e.1 ai.,1 f, r .i.
(mw 'I. ll el OLD . I '.ll I - I'll" d.e I , in ll I 'I.
Itt. I.'I'll le.
IXlKI'l'llATHiva OH INI'IVIIlfAl.S tiwl.p I ro.ll's
t. itiSlf I., 11. I' i.teu rt rnt, , t. r I r, t e., . n .leie-it
SI llcl back t' 9 mm1 mt w lilt tee Aii!:.l .1 l r. ft-aiiT - f
Hi, I n.tte ri ftirt.
MORTON' L'cMICEAIL, Jr.,
li-p in cAnnitn.
H'l'orvw or ihs-j iiondh,
DUE JANUARY 1,
In f'CHT AT MAKKI T K WV. (' i- GOLD.
II 1' l'l
i)Ki;i;i, v c.
and ii,vl:ii.
G01X SILVER,
IIOIC.IIT wXl HOLD,
MICHAEL JACOBS,
10 s twill PThrs r.
1
ichai:l jacoum.
BAKIER
It) S. illlim S'IRJLJKT.
GOLD AKD fjllVEE EOCGET.
Ttir.a aj4i niriir. tw i.n awe
K.I.t) VH
TMVI1ION.
QLjVltltHOIV Ss CO.,
ijanki:ks,
re. Ul K. 1IIIUD f THtliT,
rillLAbtLI
Ccunnunt Pfenriilf. cf sll I.af i Vsrrtit taA for
Ss;. Hkss. UiO'is, huil odii! Uosi't ftoU qh c'm-
BuU.'OB.
ltTl.iltT ALLOWED OS TErCSili.
Cnc.li.ifruiciU) Hud. tii tl
G
o u r. U O L If, OODL.,
"ILVIR BANK XOTFS
WANTKD.
I-I HAVES & BROTHER,
ni-f Sr. a 8. tHlW TllF.r.T.
JJAlll'ISM. I)Ull!VIiJV At CIO..
BANKERS,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Uu. 0.1 6. TUIKD STKKKT, rU.UMltlih .
Ftr-cVi snd Losm boni;ht sod sold on ComniHiion. Fn
lurrfit bank Htl.s, Ccin, Ac , bcutht n,l mill. Hioltl
fttt.ullon pulil to tb puri'lii... snd isle of Oil H'-Ocks,
Depeilla rcniftd, nd In'.ernt silowcil, . rr ssjrw
id.ik, Jl-lJ-ym
WIIliIAM l'AIWTEH A CO.,
BANKERS,
No. HO S. TIIIHD STltKET,
J lltLAlltLI'lII.
Di lf r. Ir. Ocvf miC' r.t url'.'e ef til .In.l.. rerr'jrn
M'ld O'Difl.c t.. :ino, iltl, bllver, &ud t uciurtel
A!oM bouni.l 111(1 ..'l'l.
I'.r.iiu.ftr 4it.'D-jn riM toe pnr'l.sqe mni inle ul
ftt-k. ftt"l b"? d... on rofiiiiil'-lnn.
Imricit sllowtd bu licpui.tt; 1'ollei.lk.nf pr ori.Ur
jfcae. It'-i Iu.
gMITII Sc. IIAA DOLl'il,
T1IIUE ETKLKT,
AND IIUOKIOKS.
13ANKEJ1H
0Klr,EU.Sl,QB&ilf ruaa.Urs' Vt'Oirttrl fcr.d C'l.Sikl.snd
aL OovkniBMOl Securlt ft Ki.iiybl tnd Ktfld. ukl.ll
'lW XOAIV. NUW LOAN,
V. S. 10-40s.
JAY COCHISE A CO..
ClftB roit SALE TUB
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
BEAItiKG FIVE PLR CENT. IMTEKl'.BT IS COW.
rtdeeuaUa snr time nTEM YKA.m,t tli pleatar.
of the OoTernmeat, aud iytl TOliTT VEAJtS attur
t-
RfiTiI roi'PO AND 11EOISTERED BONDSI are
limed fvrUilt Loun.ot.iu dsauinlnaiton tt ll.o s-J0.
Ihe latwect oa Vt and tlOus psynlile yearly) on all
mhordeaomlaaUooi. hair yearly. It 10- BonJi ars
dated Marca I, X8S4. TIM kalT-ytsrly tatareat filling du.
grpumker 1 aud March 1 ef ch year i aniil 1st He.tiu
ker, Ua aoeraed laterut rroa ltt or March Is required to
he paid hy purchaeera la tuis or in iiul ii uu.cr, aua
ku Bill " " pre1"1". UKU1 furthsr Dutlce.
A1X OTUEK (WVLKNM1UIT bECCttlTIt BOCUIlt
"0MLU' JAY0OOKE4 0O,
i.tf s. 11 8. THIRD 8TKEHT.
o
I L
STOCKS
MVUilT A1TD BOLT
Oil OIMXlllH10t,
Sylai.UKUICJ.BO'nt.
Brvktf,
Bo. 18 S.TSIKO aww4.
M4t-t
Urr NKW 7-50 LOAN.
, gubferlpUnnt received, aaa aha lietas
SunMlrasei all , nor
Hanker,
1CKI
Vo. II 8. T1LLUV auee.
FliVANCIAL.
FJCK FUll TUB
HA l,K OF NATIONAL LOANS,
Fn. 114 r. third Bronx
FHILU 1 1.1 III .
rMTKD MATKS
5-20 SIX PER GENT. LOAN.
Th nt.-Tit"r(i bn'ny tr tho an fni ftd! ftr
ft ponirn o th MK, 6i MIL 'KN t, HL.-
i- MftMl LON. r I'rvi'tnrt'd to nt' r tt uu ftT(rt i
utin in th.'ir cntH'CB ri, in Ir.rKf or innU amoantii. In
fli-riln cf Inn minuMn t' t.Ml, lor, 6t, urj iwt.
lxtb rn k'riitl ftnd "T,uxn.
Ti e Iiiicrtf t o'lii'iifr.i ii on lt ( S r mtvr nttx
nut) N 1'i.mM' In knii1, r uA ;nt i), -o t' 1: of Mar
unit N.nr ii t r.
All t'.iT (iovt'ti.rif rt "ornritifii rn h.ind ft' J for mhr,
at. t in'cruiALiui) f 'n afit-Hiiii iinc:iiH nt, at our
n .
JA V & CO.,
K 1 14 T ill i i s rnr.KT,
U I:-tin rtiilftdrlphU.
UOVCUT AND MI.D
i) N O i) M M I S H I () N t
TE EAVIN & B-ROTHDl,
$ Vo. 0 . TirifxT) UTR '.ET.
ir
omk on a l rm.orMi.
1 in-. liPhutiiu! tif ci I'liKrjviiu', p.tlntril bv Sctrn
if. an. I 'tiKr.t il Ny .irta.n, I- it tt u luittt-n m.iIc
ui it U roiii'thTt J hv all wh" have hti. it an tnii tfi
in miciiN ft I tni:ra iiitf vwr t-owni out Iu tll
l.V l.kY Hi.LMTKrt FAMILY SHOl LIt IfAVE A
to Y.
r.YKItY l.(tAL HOI HKllnLO 8UM'H MAVK A
rn v.
In fi't, ' oty famllv uim a t.t! rr, Un"Antl. nr
ti.iHlln ifr liii country, w 111 jictrt't 14(6 and shou:J
i'IH'S
IIOMV. S T ULrnniI.
It will alwrn hp it ii utti,ii rnt iiniriiil ef th auxloMt
da n uiitl ftktB of ri I'vil.uii wnr.
i h i vtirnvti b k.M ox. ltiit hy Av't-utft.
DISAHl.l Ii Hol.hlCUS
anil ottr will tintl thi ilia ni"t pimwant an1 prflMMe
an, T trivyr.tn nnitwrthkf. W w kiv cxt iiiuve teri'ttory,
dl xt w'll wive 1'nnn'Uli.iri nt atti m y on kmiIun.
We ir nr thtit pl.it' on u r iiy .M thsmt, utifit-lr forfrnm
int ttml vh in (.rntl a fcp" linen copy ly mM. frt,i'.oMr''tt'it)t
ot lh prti'..-.' Mt which Ih at'ou one-tiftll the prirp tnu.iIlT
11 ik'u iyr tnriivuiKH 01 iinh iimrnx UT, i ur p arlloti.at,
audrrifl
I'ltAlJLEY CO., PitllMiori,
-No. li'.I . I'olTKTU Hfrcrt,
ritiiriitaniiiit.
II liMtirMm
JsjCHERMERIIORN, BANCROFT & CO.,
Educational FublisjhersctEookseliors,
KF.MOVKD TO
No. M'J AltCll HTIIKHT.
Oir.ce in New York,
So. 1110 OIIAND (Tl'lXT.
M.
HIIOMAKKH A; CO.
CniLEREU'S CL0THIN3 EMPORIUM,
Xo. 4 N. EKillTII SiriEET,
riilLADEI.PUTA.
' .i.'
We r?pfcfiiUy invi;e gpe.ial atttutioa wear cleAaul
aiionmcnt of
ciniamKN s or,oTiiiNot
(V.nnrlBlng BOVR f'.IRLfl', 1SFAS TH', and MlflSEft
CloUiing Id Tjy vaiLCtY,lB tbe lauit BiyUsi.aiid of iui -rior
woikniamMp.
Mpcial attention palt! to MISSES DHKM KINO.
The public ra Invitotl to tall aud exanilu.
M. 8HOEMAKKU & CO.,
ll-laJhtutlm Ko. 4 N. EIOBTH BTUEF..T.
E.
O. TIIOJIl'BON,
TASHIOITABLE TAILOR,
N. E. Corner SeveHth and Walnut Streets,
I IIILADELrillA.
X. B.-IUTlng obialntd a (elv'ur.iy for cuf.lng
GOOD-FITTING TANTALOOJIS,
Makirs rt a .racially In my bmlren fir ti me years pt.
It le thoiigM of iiilKi'lent Importance lo anuoiia.ee tlie faot
In tlil. manner to the public, .0 that uiu.e who are dit
talteiltd luuy huow cf my moUiod and Kve mo a
trial. 10 W-tut
1S(J4.
GLENN
FALL
1SG1.
MILLS,
ECHO
CKRMANTGWN.
McCALLUM &. CO.,
WBOLKSALB
CARPET UAREHOCSE,
o. fA)( CJUKSNUT bTHHKT,
rHiLAi'r.i.rniA.
N
1SG1. 1SJ4.
McCALLUM L CO.,
lliri'A IL. IIiIA.llTMX:filT,
No. 519 CHIiSNUT STREET,
ll-7-tl
Ol'POSITE INnEPSNHEXICE FI ALL.
JVfeiX llt:CEIVJil,
A LARGE INVOICE OF FINE
C O C O -V
MATTINGS
McCALLUM ft 00.,
Mo. 500 cuessut aruEET.
11 llthiluliu
'I'lIOMAM U. eJtc J. 3. IllvOWN.
DEALERS IN
Soots, Cboei, Trunks, and Carpet Bags,
ho, ltm and 1040 MARKET STRKKT.
Cmtomer wort made to order. 11 fttuthtS
piSllBONA-XM
DR. CHARLES HUBERT'S
Purely Imported TBESCn FEllaLB I.H!riD anA f ILI.i,
warranted la all eaeee. Mit.CUAHlJts Hl.'itKUT.Ob
k tilcal rhftlclen. Kntiauee and oitlcis rival lux
Ladles. Apply at tu VUIAilO 1MI'Q SToKli,
No. 1019 COATES STREET,
1124 1m WettoIenit.
JHJTARY A5D NAVAL AQENOY.
E. T. MATHEWS & 00.,
r. T. VATTHF.m'S,
Ll ! th 1 rj y l"-pArlu.f HI
WMbiniftm I), i .,
C. O. VAX 1 10 KM,
AttoruojH
For llic AOJii'-tnifiit mil Collotlion of
( lu'nm Apalust the I nltcl SUtos, or
nnj btulc borrnment.
F I i 1 N C T I ' A I , OI l'ICH:
No. 808 WALNUT STREET,
VKILAPI' Lrru.v.
TH 1. CKFOND N' K m'l.l'ITED I'riOM
fa it riKN.
ALL
rmioii.Pouft!y, Ttr M
huim an.ndrd ti. r( Pt;a'
nrr. riiclx Pfty, and lm;ir
a'.'.cnt.on ;Ua:i io i l.ilmi I t
I cm of llorati.
Apt 'iratlon lr m iV- n-! - Mf mi! In pTH'B.
tii l.rjf ma.ir tr.li, idc Claim al,i.i a kL
COiirilt.lE LIPT, AT PI R OKPICK.OF ALT PlirKS
l'AYAULK. (Il l lm
S
()l,ll tlllW, HIJAJIUN'H,
AND MAUINI'.S' CLAIM AGENCY.
end BUI KTY ASD A TKIMIOXt
Tv Ihr dln.liartU tiU!ler who ln bi 11 wouadod Inbattle.
ll not'NTV
To tho e wlm have tcrvt-d two yeari, be. Idea a rENSIOtf
to ttiose il:. al.itd.
tuo nm vtt and nrK rtr
TnWWrwe. Kelhere. M. tler., Ac.,ol tHOe who haTO
died cr tiern SiUril la the .T' ico.
t . I'KX'Sine A TK Tt
To ttie WWow. n.l w lil, we.l ti,,lh"r. of Ihe "oldlere,
Heau.111, and Marinr. ho hurt d.ed lu U.e nerrkc.
rr.iF. mosp.v. iui k r.w, c,
Tiie tie l.eir. l irinirn nn l MnM.iee.
'IIIKhK rl.AlMH, n,l all .,ihei wilul NilU ml nnj
Stale joi ernii.tnta, pr.-iupt,y cellecu d
Addrei. or avply to
GEO RUB W. FORD, Cluitu Agent,
10 3 lm HOI H grill.KT, oneiloi below Third.
Ol'NTlNO-HOrSE AND SCHOOL DI'.?liS
ui.nle to order, at
-to CTrUTKK S ri"'t.
U n lll'-llHUE I'l.OWJUXt.
I)MUNI) A.. HOUDEHACO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND SHir AND STEAMBOAT AUEXT3
DOCK HTltLIKT WllAllK,
PlllLADhHUIA.
BfKT'VP
A. niirnia, 1
1 D i.fTrr.
T. .sol i km 1
aKciiieAi
IkllllvN
M-tf
c
Hlt'STY'S TEA WARKIIOITSU. ESTA-
bushed lu lhou, linp.irtf r iin.l lirl.'r In
r 1110 1 .ii, Wlnoe, and Liiiuors.
f Tholce Havana t'k'ar..
( ret A lilnrkwctl'i ricalce and Haucei,
Knell. h anil Pcutcb Ale unit l'..rt'T.
Canned Mcate, Kniil.. S.-inp, Ac
tiavy Mi. see rut up with caie,
AI .No. 11 SKCOSI Street.
l.SH ly JOrtlll A U. CoLslT.
jucii i:A:ii,iiiuiN'JC
Han b' en ereateil In ihe nilnhborhond of Ninth and
Chesnut alrcet., by crowd. ofw'U-irc9.eil men
DODQINQ IN AND OUT
Of a .mall Bl'.OAR 8T0BR on the upper stile of CHi:
Nl'T Street, below N'tnlh. It appears the proprietor hat
bi. nt t' lTINU DOWN rto price, ol hit Semn and To
bai'o, ,'0 per cent, on all bit stock, which by tlie way la
el rare toUcctiou, lliut (.it) Ii U
INITiINOINQ
Ob bit profit, f jr the benefit of hi. cu.toiucre, who alwayt
CO FOft HIM
YIN.KK.NO.NR.AW
IV 1SI.IAN SxlOKIMl rOBCCOl
lint workl-reuowui'd Tnnnreo le mitnufacturod from th
tINKHT LEAK,
And earnestly reoomuitii.t. It ell to ail Uontleinen ot
Luminous Tatta.
Bold Wholesa'e and r.'tall at
UVJliT'B ooPI'LAtiriOAR HTOHE,
Jo.i,ll I'HK-NIIT Mr.et,
10-4- Iml opposite atate llouu.
O1'
1HA. ULiAHsKS.
I A ROE ASSOKTMENT TOR SALE UY
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
No 0'-l CflF.SSUT STREET,
HUE WAT0HI8. JEWELRY,
SILVER AND TLATED WAUE,
COKNEB AltCll AND TKNT1I STH.
llroQcbes, Sleeve Buttons. Armlets, Bracelets, Scarf
r Ine and It Inns, Tea 6t ts, Ice 1'. Idlers,
Waller., liiAIi lv Forks,
Bpoons, Ac.
M'atrhet repaii, d aud wavanttd. Old tiold, Dltm.milt,
and Bi.ver BcofM. 11 19 mu
1IMUIIS0X JAUDEM.
JA Ml 13 H II A H li IU It H
WlKXaSALa AMD BJITAIL
CLOCK EHTABLIHHMKNT,
I. K. eorner SECOND and C11EKNLT Sixeata, fhllad a.
aoifLT roa me raTKHT
IxirALIZlMl TH1KTT DAY OLO.'K8,
a Tfry dctuabi. artlela for Cburcbea, Uotela, Banks,
CoununK-kiKUBo. I'arlcr.. Ac.
Also, MAKI'A Tl ItFK OF FTNB (iOU PKS8.
LCM K9 Kr.l-MIU..) AMI WAKK.VN1EU.
lals-ly Ulock Truunviwi of exe.'y dtKrlpiion
"gPIEDT AND NOISELESS."
EMriKE SEWING MACHINEl
I0HTAM7LT AKT) MAN 0 FACT T '(rN PCHPOHEi
OFFICE, No. 720 CHESNUT ST.,
(Opponiie ihe Mu ion to Hall).
Thlt Machine n ine tnuu.pl of pirlo ion In ffew'nc
JM ' in, e.-iuOmtUK tt iy rxr and J Uibiv I0J,rorB
b entn no- pen'iieo b a y ot ,er M.u hli
tUvu.ii iieim. r CAM or COO WiihlX, It H ampliitl
CftliV H lOINI'iflUt MMfMll.'.
THHKB KlKd AUK MANUl''CTCItKI.
raallkV alA IIINK.. MSA I.I. MNI UILKINO, AND
IAHIIK MANUKAcHHIINU
The puiil'c ar invl.'-.i i" 4.11,11111. ilu. machine at their
Aiii tv, No 7 CIIKMNl'T Hlreet
holiller.' Wlvct anJ ti iiluei funiV llvi wl-h Xf trhlnet
on actommc.latii.KtemiB. lo 'i-.tmnlm
JjllOVJUlt a UA.UL.lil I'i-
HIGHCST PREMIUM
H 111 W 1
i-M No.
NO MAUHlNtih,
730 t'HKHNTIT Btreet.
jrifinem PIANOS, COT TAG c. KJvtJl'.b-
tior urvunt, uarutoHimus, sun a.ti
ileiUS, at
MARSIt a VI'SIC BTOHR,
lft-J-Jns 0. 1102 UIEKNUI' XtrteU
i
IGIIT! LIGHT I LIGHT! I.IUIIT IS A.
. i,,,,. in Ihr. ii iljrk Con. I'U!. I. IN
l.hUH l'ATKNT lUH't HIVK KI KI ncfDItS, for both
tlay ami Kas-ll,.'!)!. tia. Itcileitor. lor wiiiiImm. with lwi
liuinen unetuore ltgiit lluu Ia buraers wiiu the atntl
D'(Ta'"mir. fumlntied at low ralea. DayllsM Be lluctorn,
for Iwhtli'S d"rl' room'. nil tiaaeiuont vllicet, Ac, wltn-
Wll&5 ' Wi t'HErtSUT Butrt. PhtlaJelpbJ. .
Sh
Havlns tooht most ef mj materials befor tke 14
(Tal rl, I aca eoatled lo off r m stuck of
FIRST-CLASS FU11K1TLT.E
At a saaall aisraao ou old prleet.
I. IjUOXZ,
t.10 9ta So. lBl 8. ELEVENTH 0TKKKT.
jooitiwa-caraAJBS
AMD PICTVRlt I'BAMB MANCFACTOaT.
WM. II. M Olid AN,
V. 80S K. KIBTU ITUfctiT,
OUt OtU PUoto,TTtpU FrsuxkM
sM-sa ' CtSBIAJlTlT CM HAJ1D.
TJyJUM. M. ti. JIHOWN'H
GREAT METArHTEICAL LISCOVXaT
FOR DEAFNKBH,
IN THE HEAD,
PISCIIAJ10ES FROM THB IAJI,
CATARRH,
NEURAL0IA,
RHEUMATISM,
J'
ASTHMA,
SmOFULA,
llUOXCinAL AFFECTION?,
THROAT DIFFICITLTIE?,
tii. Livrr, Jiiieuw ot the kldny,Oon.tlpUo,
.iavfl. IMIrM, ln-iitljr, run, Pftftlj.ii,
I KuR "t 10 the llfftij,
j () N H U M PTIOIV,
METAPHYSICAL DI800VEKT.
FRIGE ft.
o. IH PlLMhkaliTuK twutt Iknton.
twin; with tDAlrumciiit.
No tJc uitr iti (fif rani.
N Fiiuflini tip tho m.firth or httrodnrlng i
,mmii ns. ii iun iipi uewn (nnxtt.
llrr .MKlAFinnU'Af. IIHNVKKY wiV rwll rrf
M'"' that rim;, ami tnHruiiif lit HiJIruAcll. a4 tAoy
iil',t"otr lnrn hrshlfsj,
Truib m o)uiitv (id itiiidt prevail! ermr la haprff
natttt with tit tttti conietjtitDiJr luuai onr or lata ilofe
In IO oh Ivion.
In Nil ilu mi!vcra tVcrv n notMnj o mnipWcfr imU
town, up in error an the lau-ii, forren, anil dm eiva nn
n'tea v-lih tli -tiaicaJ and uieaiaJ cuuiUtaUetiaf itm
ram.
'Ihiaattair thlneHi th nwuli of Ignorasra ant
Mmiliu - n (lit- prt oi thoe who prie to aOrnlnlator
hralili mikI lilt to the pfpl, whiif In tha uiajodtr
Ikiioic (hhI tm the vtrm altoeUir. All PhMraica Unci
tl ( Ir ixlt iicf in rm tMptiyMca, and cau aerar suitor
ti il Hrl tr m the name.
I h- tv an1 n?ii wbo nikk? a buiineif of traatlnf aram
fie I'Ikkasm. '1 hrj prtpar Inau-uinfuta, too batharoufj .
lothii r of, with which t rTpTtiant on poor Mliv vlo
llni, who hate ntrvnacUi, neither phjalcailjr mor T-inMT
tu iiiidi'ro kik h tU nth tmlng fT?rmmtM.
llpw hocrfAti1ihahuinaBt)4Talwiiv iap3lta of It M
a mifxhu wholf.and the mnn unit be a knar a or fool wbo
Wen id attempt to Utvtda Uia yt-m into erUoaa, aud
trial nuy d KfctMralir. Indfpaiident of the parta oc
inttdn whola to whlrh th-y bclomr. All tuck praatl'loa
rttteat hi-t h th, Imt know ix.ihtna af tha cre wbtl-
ever. 1 nn ine wi.rtfl n no'hum imiihu) a vaat aoapltaj.
'I he aut minii condition of ile p otiyaically, aap
Clalij tlif nunK, whit Are old ith dai-e before oaaim
to hud Into Hie. together wuh our tad esftTtonoatithavina:
been hen hvvA of tlvnr itiw i, who Ut paao4 Iaw
ontlnit'ly ftrav Uy bftUKKperatetl on.
1 iivc cirviimntaiici'N, wrtn man v others which mifht b
nifnttomd. are an Irrenlitthia atimulua to tha pooiiia m
di in and of ee-rT man hw han the hie and iMaithof thm-m-Ut
mid thrlrlnvod one fn hit hanite.and la oontimM'ly
atniiniBieiln.' medh-lnra which ibe pail'-ni laa taiiowed to
know (hv name or nature of. I nav undt'rthiKcircumiitance
the 1 r-oi le hat a a ttwht to deaiandor werv eqh pehrwciaa
to 1 u rn leh them with a chart of hie character, that tny
nmy ktmwhl ijuahilratlon, .,'. : indeed every phyii
tlait thou d bj ton 1 pel d tu hate It hun up In nta ortira)
Mt nil h"urn. Ii ia on It through thu ehannal that Uia3
nub'k an httve an ritef or tfuarautre iHr what ia moat
tii'ar to it imc and ht-aith ; otherwi-e life mar be In the)
tinndi of anjaa nioie qualintd fvr a bUkamiU ihaa a
y) y.i. lun.
In rt 1. way Inn front (iia1lflcatlonii, whlrh are tndlipeMi
f ah ii In a p-i.vit iun. ri sure to tw dftoc ed and ertihi(4
Wt v thin nnterali7loiie,thoufatida would leaw thfirn
fnion which niiit uei-r tiaadiled Uirm tor. If Meurw
linihtiri not th reo.in he no snltahio iiimllflcation, ai. la
tiruar tf d tet Uic flrit can no of dlieao. It ia runlalt and
IndiNpt-m-aldy nei-eM4ry to lnht-rlt Casualty. Moto(b.y
Ual fowt r and CoiiNtructlvena-ii miHt aiao b UkharWadl
b all who tvnuld be aui-cenhfnl In nndinyaa anUdts
rnpAhle ni dentro)liiR the came of dUeana. Thar ia no
chani.ol y mhifli the cnuaM n can beruatlieU wiu ccrtAiulj
but the out' I have d-"crlbd.
Iherwor 1 ia; witli oonhdenea to th world, that It Iff
thrviiiih Inlicritliitt th e rare mitbinatl n of rharaclea
Uiat I have been enabled to detect the AMtouienf4ut!u
1 he caiiM Is not, at fumny r.a;ov It to bo a dtera); It lo
an in 1-mted law between torn and oody. which, the ApotJtj
l'aul tHi un, li alwaya warring ajraimt aa.cn other. Talo
law nendn fo-th ntopiwitea.theie ttoopa.ee produeedlMaao
In dlvvnifli'd lurmi, anu if disease i enps'Ttmentod on or
tampered with it taie a firmer grip o the eonntitutloa
aiid mult'pdi In othr fcrmn and othr ho'.tica of tho
at nt i in, tbui del Uo ing Ui w hole inaoblnerj of th huiuAO
body.
ki inrmbfr, the Pttmach and tho TJrer hav Bothlnp 10
dowitliiho rauie of the diheaae. Th Uvatinir of theao
orPann,for tha tauto, haa aent inilllua lo an nalimekj
Kravo.
w ith conflxknee 1 iay to the world that my MfttaphTri
ral Ilicov ry Ir the only remrdT ever offered U Uw world
which UJ ihitmupihlyaniithUate the root of dlatjaaa. Tno
diM i.Tciy coiiniMs of (hr.'e oiMtnet preparation ; one for
tlie ncalp, onefurthiefi,aiidme lorihaara. Tlieie work
In C'-uiunnii a, and a'nktt at tie root of all dlvae.
AVhen I a all, 1 twau every diaeuji Utot ever twice ted
Un- human tnrtU.
i LADY IN THE I-AT STAGE OF COWS I'M PTICH
( t iU.
From th.i Tliiafon Joiiniil. ' '
Ji-li 27. Mra. NBnryffloan.rtf Ke. S5Warre
Ntrii t. ( hi'rU ntotvri, do ciMbO thatlha bwn arairied
ftrtin jean. Uy rlKhi mdo was io paralyaed diet I
could not lie on it. I'uriUK uimt time J cuifered from ca
tarrh, re tin oat ; mould couh from one f (ire houra a4
a time; waa vi ry nt-rvoita; aojdomeMiid iiveeat niKhL
1 had a. Iuiik I'cter to venm Mined, tthfci rediued me to o
hktieton. I had all tha modurai adv ko and medic j nee
uioi e cou'il prouuie, but all to u purpose. I wva tat
itlrKtru in the la-t ntaire of cotiiuinptioii. I waa eoonnt-d
to hd when Mrn. II. tl. Brown a Mrtanhyilcal liiacoverr
nMfturnt hi. It win ipp ici acconlint.' to direction.
ft It no hitter, but raiber wora 'or aoiue How
My friends wunu d me te kv up. a Int; It woald ktO
ine; ti at 1 w a tco far iioi.e urd to) wank to trranrthn
uioe. hut my ruuther iii't I would die If I did not On a
rehet in the Ideovery ; and an it was the laat trial to cuia
mc el e would continue It We hood ft und ihat tt wa Uio
cirruUHon whkli wii rn-hlnj Into idt atm which wa
UUrw cllcct. Ai tlitt cm-ulattou kept laijeang mj dia-enit-
l i,aii to hr ik an. It wan et weeke after I bfKaa
to apidy ttto nn-diclm before 1 could ga'her lu-ctaftii to mo
Into Itontou to Mra M 1. Unrii.aad then I nef to
nnvi h-ip. The leoond tune I ventiuea 1 went wlUiout
help, ai d the third Um-1 found my way without any dif
ficulty. I hctcan the tie of the MMtaphyalui Dlaoovery
lliit.nnd the retult la on tfale 'i7ti oi .lul, mat rtealtfe end
iirenjjih U f mt returning to mv eiaaeiated frame.
Jly paralysed aide In remored to viiror; 1 uan low nit
well on It. y caiarrh ) frone. My oonr.. my m-rvoji-ni'n.
and acta ibroat an ono. I tittup well, All inv rr
re;ulftnih r have di appvarrd, and I nnmt akoowiedti-o
that, ht the p.Yvidiic- oi (od. I wan dlrertex to tbe one if
kira JW.fi Hrowun Wpiat'hlct Dmn4itery, aud by tt
t)i n from the mouth of the nrue and rettoeed to wy
fan. II and triei di I knnw m dlaeanej are none. &ad A
general im ulariou hat fakffi p!a-f hut epft it WU Uk
time to rtfcaju my k'll Heah aud ktrajifUu .
KKMA1EKaVD1- f.TKK OF PF.VFNr.39 OF TWFiSTT
iKaHh' Ml ANDINtl.
I, John A Nrwcomh, oHjiun. , do certify that I har
hen i-ntirrly d-ariu my left ear lor twenty year, and for
ti e t'uut 1a yenrh my light eir hai been ileaf mat I
coiiidnot htar ciiMt u n or puhho fk!r. o any
kind, I coolu not hcai thacuurclt boila il m w btlu l wte
ttntnn in U.e churcl.. 1 Quve ao bten irotiiil-d Kr a num
ber oi eain w nil a v-ry nore throat, to thai 1 wa otlivid
to t,ie up itiK'i'K lit . with, hr 1 had k.jt mj vmee.
had trei Uonb e In my 'Trlli.e n lee. altnoat to
ciait.tt. kl head lilt nutub auid tuiid, lad waa a
miip e oi coiitanl tr ih.e to me.
1 ti led every reuH-d? that &uld he lVW7ht ef. I went to
miriuin : but an l).-v:iund to ni" liintrurnonti 1 wouid
I Irite notl.iiiK to do with thorn. An.nitj.oe m mi rk lotr I
obirthied JMr M. . t.r-tnleu..hv.-.ic.l U.-coTery, tu.d
1 ntrt li iu i -old ltt: he rtrecnoi on t- a btil. And the
reu.l In ihat it:e hi Hdiif ot uo'h itm ip'. tce ly r ton,1,
' iso tl ,it 1 1 di. hi'.ira-i wi i an any man The great irouti.e)
' in Diy l end ii entirly utii'. al baud feu) perecliy- e j
I utid ttt rest- Mv throat, v.h'cli h wo .litrain'il, ti entlr.y
I i nrt d.ano I hat e re- ot ei ed in? moe a.in. 1 would not
taM- out tiii.ii-jiiid do'iam tor the hen -ut l have rt-s.tttt.il.
. iu lh- ue oi Mra. Hrwwn i Mti'hicai iHnowTetj.
LFMAKKAHl.E fl' ItF OK n!SHAKCES FROM Tl!
I- A it. DlhK-.wKl Kit. A-i loess OF 1NUX-
1 o u aI' t i mi Sfe'enher 7, lMt. f, Hnr MarvlUe,
J t -fii-oii ui" mor Mr. l't w uiu.hit a cu.! yard!. ' -iiiitiiiow
ii. d f it it t a: my ten Joshua too biaiu Mver
a- d t atairii .n the ireii', tt t fch Itft tun wi'ii d'tv .!
iioit. tin-e r am) t!tated cyun 'Ine tfltchantkia ur-v-r
c.titxjd Ilia e.'M bc.;me oule larue a'Mt aana'ural,
cov ltd with xa't- lt.e pillow had io he th !... 1 dui.ng
the iiuht Miaat-tiaied wt-io tlw wuh tna tfiarnaiKek ; it
,.,.i,i he imian'.w! lo do iba the tenduwu of hi. eve.
V t I iu il v pi yMchn Mit t would K" Hind. Hie tnWtiH
aiio'titr'murt iun ar.-d, tll cand nH to be. or n.saj
w iih rhlUMtrii. lie ttn. no notice oi auytnlmi aro and hTia.
None hut the parent tan tell what our eui.tLi.-e wtue to
kn.k on our child in this condition.
Miwt protluanti.hr, about one year affO, I aaw Mr,,
w ii lirown"taptiyKl Ulitovery" ad vert Ued la
ll. i i't title Ortir-e. 410 Aroh atreet, and
prurrd thewodlnt. Mv nlfe app'led U tatUituily end
i.f r. veriLsilT Tt toeditine worked alowly at tlx
m i.unfnK. bbt .t.ltwe per-evt-jed, and Ue re.elt la that
Aiir.a.r. In en I Ire IV CUJCU Ul nimw-iaM. nil uihsm.
a.-eniH to have aw a
tabued out of the sleep ut eloAlh. Urn
diaws from lii.eere r.ave u '"'-" "
w lloome Miiall ano naturaU Hi. eyen are clear a.,4
r .nialT"e aiidui)..'lf are will .au..4 wl h in.
la7f'u"Jer(otn,edouotircl,..dbftlr.. al O Hrowal
& taphaiial l.lscover,aua uio.t hoartUj couuund U !
I.rri",ii,",u' B't r'.l.br.t.d P.K.r RihaM t Bra
Wai.r.rpr o.,ti.ei tiuaU .ie wnu. cn. Keoo.a
lor, ii par Loiue.
A RKafARKAlll.K (TKR OF BMITDMT.S.
Canmooa.C W.gljia,lM.-Mrs. M. J. Kroerai
Dear ISadnai: I hare been unite blind lo my fXtthl ej e lot
seven veare. I hare smb lo ewaral doclura, wfcoea
beard coald res I of e mj erMUikl, but they never don. to
any cood. 1 speait Urge fcutus of money let uavltn ia
wheie I heard Uiere vera doctors wbo coald beoatu mm,
but mine ia ttiein eouU do is any food I taougbt auf
as hopeless, until told by a frtoiid you exnstd rettov a.
I .Mil by a frleud and piiN'ured yoar 'Meiaalyetel IHm
eov.ry. aud In twanty-a.ur bAiura axW tii. tviei treat
stent, I coald te 41UI dlaUucUy. I aaa vary hUaaiaisu dsf
air .totrvartuie.
1 resaala loan , truly ,
MUX 9UST.
Th Cei.brated Poor Klohard's f ""'m "
Ue.Woont. . ,n A aca laree.
Scalp Reaoxaior, 1.
Mia-ws-aa
jse.US AJaO Mr.