FUND.
National
gSAFETi;
TRUST
5 Company.
I).-RATIONAL
ittnUj njt mb
■ANT. —CIW
ES. V
ij, sail in »ny naionnt, lai®*
■aid *ar moaoy from
back In ,<cu, wlitntroritt
Executor*, AdminiitraUr*,
cal re to have It i n a plftoo.tr
:st am be obtained for it.
ii depositors 1» inToaUd.i*
iou si) rents, and snob oU*or
rler direct*.
from 9 till 6 o'cipM, NkA *»r *
/clock in tbo (Tanlag.
dent.
; President
roRS.
FIURCZIIAK.
F. Carroll Bamixfc*,
Joseph H. Ilinni, .
; J oil'll Yatccs,
iIt.NET DiK^Nnuns.,
F. Corner of Third St. Pbtyt*
April Uth, ’M-ly. t
A SON 1
Tli# und#r»lgu*4
-a amltho public generally,
i l!i# East with his (hUtIMK,
THE KIND
Ho hoi avary varUty t»
d Quality, of
m HATS
I AND
% CAPS,
Vintor Wear.
-nd qualities of lJuilM SIHI
FLATS, to.whlch th»M
ih.ng >c this'l intis ipMUb-
SI FURS!
hsndsomest SMortaiSßt Of ‘
J Alt Hina, smbracing
l S f -.CUWS,
■ r Ladies anil
hicturo, and of STiity quill-
,-g In, the sbovellii,, «rt)l
■.basing sUowher., *4 X
tat possible prion,
nle vuo Lutheran ebarth.
JESSK SMITH.
T HE SU R
h'.- mt#bl!iibniecitber#toSM;a
d respectfully an- «■_-
uu nuJ vicinity, OAmL.
n RETAIL mm
STOTR STORE, f* fT-
I fit, between Harriet and
. ’. .•ro he will keepconstant
of everything in hi*
unable terms. * ■
SPOUTING,
• o mamifactarM ’Hunt**
be inach superiarto gjUk.
>r smithing room to hl*.«4*
and au assortment of o#>
A •/-
: i'r attends! to. .
a:! espectfully solicited. ,
STEPHEN WINTJBHA,.; ,
WATCH A!
I large assortment ef Sii4
in. English and Skleu tasjfr
d makers. In nilditica «a
(and roads to order) «•
uvernnd Siltsr Plated srs£%
tli- Dt of socll goods W M
till and Jewelry Stork. T>
i ■ tiicse of the tnbscrlby*
illy, nm la#lied to call. <uHt
f r tbtir moqey. As l ost
ssi goods Will be Hid yitr
; .KiUt" is th* motto of IIA
iDIS It. BROOMALIv
Formerly 0. Conrad, ”
, cef. of Quarry, PhiUfe.
KSTION- WHICH
' porjoa.
article fur nijrgßMp
.vuers. the. euG-SB
-ct, but If jou MB
:>es
m bis stock and work. ... „
- assortment of Cools,Khoj*,
odens at Ciir prices. V ,
0:1 to custom work, alibi
' satis faction. MonatiUtttM
ii-'afa street, tnunedtaMy .
JOHN R. ROBERTS.
’ocery Sti>re.
111. KEEPS CON-
tad, Cakes, &C
s', FLOUR,
HIES,
AUS and TOBACOO.
•B RINK, r
r- ' t. below Annie Rfraat.
IABLISHMEUT.
n-:D announce
Had vicinity Unit they hfcT*
HOE SPIOP
Winters’ Tin Ship, Jbu*
i hand n good Auortmta*
i.i imt/acturt. ' ■
n to mnkiuj iaJfiM’. JRiopt'
1 nr public p»tron»gd,tAit
r entire satisfaction.
Joii.v gipyjsr » Qo>.
CE GAZETTE.—
‘ I:nn ami Criminal* i» J»
• r circulated thronaheeit
Cii Sat Trial*, Criminal
' "• the »om», together*}*
- s to be foand te itty
Lrr.; $1 for (lx Kießtha, W
> should write thrlr wd
where the; rerid* elltklfl
r. O- /v
w York PollcYtitret**, •
, yvw rorfe gay.
!0,000 BARRELS
i Londi Manufacturing
lasers.. This la the mtiif.
th will manure an acta
'i mi ono-thlrd to one*slt
L ; cariier. and, unlike gp>
land, v A 1 .pamphlet, with
particular*, wUlbe nil
to
I’Tuuixa co.,
' vi «M>Tet, Philadelphia.'
i EE..:
■•tJaKßS&ii
JOIW aHOEUAKEtt-"
U> 01*8, .CAM
rbon 0f1,4c- at *
\ KKSghgß’g.
oiancK'sa^
ot Xleady-Jlode clothing.
.U-LDEscKIPr
j. A Hajqi«r.
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fi- yf
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1 INVUL ATTENTION to some of tho taoiit oxtraordi
nary sure, by my
PECTORAL. SYRUP.
They aro'at' homo mid any one who has doubts can in
quire of the persona who lon e been cured by it.
In. KKYSKR IS PREPARED AT ANV TIME TO EX-
Scx^ UA,iaii * rOK ALL xlloiK
aili.si) 10 YOUR COLDS.—A case of five yenra stand
lag cured tv
DR. KEYS E K’ S
PECTORAL SYRUP.
w Pittsbcbo. Jan. 11th. 1860.
Dr. liErSEßj—Siy wife has been afißclcd with tt bad
•ougb aud difficulty of breathing for live or six years,
wliich for several years back had gradually increased In
violence. The complaint has been hereditary.and shrhnd
been treated by several physicians without any Teller. In
fills.state of ber case 1 |nocured some of vour Pectoral
Cotab I bought the fust time a fifty cent bottle
wnidi relieved her very much; 1 then Culled am! c.,t a
dollar bottle, which cured her entirely, and she ha# im»
no trace of the former disease, excepi .'weakness. 1 would
also State that 1 used the medicine myself to a cold and
"ough. Tbo medicine cured me by taking o:>e dose lex
pres? my entire sati#faction with the medicine and von
urs at liberty to publish this if you desire to do so. ' '
~ PIIISBLT.O. XoV. 18th, ISbS
VR. KETSEE.:—Although not an advocate of Patent Meiii
•lnc in general, it «2oi J# ms'preat pleasure to recommend
jour 1 eetoral byrup. As a medicine it is well worthy the
Rttsntiou of any person who may in any maimer ba affec
ted with coughs, fold# and hoarseness of any kind, and for
the peculiar qualifications for removing all that disa-r
bi* 9o>)«ution attending a cold. *
I have been more or loss, in roy Ilf# affected with tile
>■#l crest colds of hoarseness. At times mv tlirout would
become so closed as to prevent my speaking above u vvhi,-
i2...?eum y o^, tt ‘-7 dute * of lh ‘ übuTe Syrup it would
in ree mi mending this medicine, I must unhesitatingly
** tba- i: is the best medicine I ever found, purporting to
onre t , ;e above; nor should any family bo without this
rsm.dy for diseases so prevalent
Tours, most respectfully,
EDWARD J. JONES,
Cashier, Cltuen.’ Deposit Bunk.
, . Steubenville, 0.. March Utli, 1559
Kuysqr’s Cough Syrup for a bad cough
of ssieiai years standing, and enn cheot-rullv sav it h the
W medicine lor the same that 1 have ever takJn.
J. IV. l ilicr. •
If o ',, AND DR. KKYSEIi S PECTORAL SYR-
ClDk. KtrsEE—D. urSir: Excuse the delay of my nc-
UuowlMlj-ing fno excellence of your Pectoral Syrup sooner
i IsK" great pleasure in saving tiint it is all von ««>• it I •
IT KNOCKED THE NOISE OCT OF MV ffifl. and
»hv worst olio I was ever afflicted with; I have not used
•non- than one half of the bottle, and can and do wish that
I Who are afllleted Would give ;t as fid a trial aM have •
done. aud tliuy.wlll be proud to /ay. -Mt is no qnaelc ;„edi
-1 'xoal.i not suiter anutt.cr mrli an attack for nnv
consideration. or at any cost. lam confident ] can bn-athe I
wore tywriy than I eicr did. I h'-ull a)wav H ackno-.vled~-> I
n debt cTgramiide for Inventing 90 csc-Ilent a remedy |
Tod are at liberty to use n.v name in this re-ond iu'-o i '
tlunk proper E.r.f«AW.*
Messenger, Carnt.-on Council, I'ittsbu:-)■ i. a
PITTSBCRO, May 11 til. liiU. " '
N. B. ; lam no stranger to mj-y'iw citizens aadu’l
who •utortaiu doubts can consult me personally. ’
*E. F. P.
RXAD TilE TUCTII —Da. Krvscr.: I have a danghte-
Who 0.. akon several medicines for a bad cough, who lias
Ua.ii sei r.ii medicine* for a bad cough, without benefit—
h Vh" 1 Ayw » Cherry Pvetoiwl, .1 purchased iron.
Li *»r VT. > CV mAL Sy W-’!>, H.nl before ah:-
hii used i.alfe. bottle »he was relieved. The second hot
tie cured her entirely of her cough.
A OPT.’IT nrno u, * u »‘hor 31stf;isb3.
■vi i- .A? C . CRE ,!i »‘K- KKYSIIIfS pJ-irt’OßU
' " I ‘V !,l-S 1 '‘•“Shin. All.-irhf.in county J
t1..l >"w V”' a “ ' v,licI ' Com,imnfed about
the Ith of February last, ami con’inii. -l ( ..., ,
\ tiiijjl .y t ni the best physicians in the conn lit- and'mv
tu U -’n “‘'“bated Ulitil early in Ucto'-Jr \t that
tih.;CJ iuivwe.no try your PJECTUiI Ah SYttCP.wM*
1 iliJ v ind \{it*r I hud tikt*n out* l.ottk- ] \ V w eiiri»• -! v f.«
irom tin, coughing and spitting. I had
rain $ il 811 ,u, ‘ l b” tunsvn that Ibis
valuable remedy .will do lor other* '■vfliut it ha* done in
„ „ J? C. I.II’TI.L’, Peebles town.thin
" B. 31. IvELS. ‘ .
, Patto.v townsmp, April 14th. 1557
A WONDERFUL CBltK.—Some time ago. au old neigh
l r of mine was very ill with a had cough which every oiie
eui.;. ,-,... to he consumption. His relatives told me he had
Ul.oH.very remedy they heard dr 'Without bem-nt; hi.
bro her came to see him die. *,d all v.-ere c.i.nim.-d in Urn
w'riv' r ~otllv« - 1 had about the third of a
oryoue Pectoral Syrup, whieh I gave him, and it
idak‘w' h' Ur, ' d t 0 tilo “*tonl»hincnt of all. What
..A.’ T? "‘T r " n, “ rk ’>hle. in the extrema age of
Sa o - ' ; I ‘’. bßir -.g abotit eighty years old. 1 have noXuht
* IC ' - !aI saved hie life. JOlUf MUIXNIS.
V.VV^^'- KS /SCTORAL SYRUP IN BLAIRS
.. i, ■■*:” ,w ‘ sc ***»• “nether supply of youryi.loal.Jo
. Almost ovei ? -t.o<ly around us bas the
cyM-iU.:! are (aqn.rmg for ..-Ur. Keyset’* Pectoral Svruo.”
w -iiav. 5... J Sixteen bolt).* last Week, an, l are now e„-
* ,‘: !r V, r Alter ami Mr. I*. Maker, both of Ulairs
▼u»e. tu.. tell us they would not be without it in llu-ir
lamiiiv-i. ( la lact. all who Hse il once wam it again .
J. S. \VATT£USON i- SON’S.
January 3utU, 16C0,
KEYto
-^riaira L - SIKU . I-— V haTe, ’“ n ~-l)uWw d with a cough
and cold faruercntl weeks—so had wai it that 1 could not
elecp. ~j[ has thf) ddvice aod prcscrlptious from throe of
dom.t'i P !i }:B, rrtP cif J* whom X could name, hut
dotjot .da ao I b hottlo of your Poctorul
8/fup, which cured we entirely. Signed,
■ , Liljcrty St., Pittshurgj l v a., Jan. Oth^ISGO.
«.j’COLO UJSG.". —“How can T do it?”—*
n -vScr** on AV'ood stifL-t atid fret a bottle of bis
Cornell Pectoral, and if that dojTfe'cure you. yoiir case imist
to of
t h 7 «£“••* every day Jn cold catching ec« ffi
i.." n M?«l‘WPwtawfc cheerfully con
th.: ■ i.„..,^''„ S j r * n| lnu)ult(on na above, for we have tried
Zt. a c !,,Mt ' BtUbl,orn :.«*»- with entire BUC
of the aS ° ** we!lt -toPUtabjint with one
coi )sr ;„ • “"“W. uhsnbdoablo
*hl« nmndifo Jlfo're our advent upon
ly for one »1i,2 woot i'n I.S^4S^ Iy
»«gft. In bufjtVas
and tollnv* i«sql*S^JW ; .Ml«r fo M“»pri)Vo' by practice
by
e . of fl*Wfc w« coughed
•etft-'Thittfoajfebe PwtonTi ,*5 eetv a ifty
and 1m Cirty-eJriit hoars i£ bcoordlng lo directions,
•nerny «««tcrof the floft},; the
♦nr uMirjual oonflloi with BO f e llfttr “■ brief
to prepared and
tnpdGr.»aSl** Il . €U3 ?«' : -
— fl T A^h-^ser,,
®dcc 25 cents, for «te h* n ”£* tret*, Pitttbnrg.
"I |N#u-Jw. sMaStSi**- *•
, t . V.
*s ' V*
WM. WILSON'.
Aldermtn, fifth-W«id.
JOHN DARTN,
Robison street, Allegheny,
! ANNUAL STATEMENT ■ :
OF THE JHIIEOTOHS OE THE
POOR AND THE HOUSE OK EMPLOYMENT OK
[R COUNTY, KOll THE YEAR 18C0.- 01
IB6o.— l>S. -
To cash from County Commissioners,' 53250. W
Po. horn JS. ilcGraw boiug uioacv
L received by bim for boarding Ceo,'.
Hammer.
Do. from E. McOraw (Stinvnrl) for cloveraeed
B sold. Lloyd A llenry. 4 112,87
1801. Jan. 1. Xialaucc due Treasurer at settlement, Bs!fi4
Cli. Balance due Xroaautor ot last aeUlomerit, $11.16
B J ttoiqunt paid'— ;
McFoddcu A Co. for groceries...
I-Joyd i Henry, for gioceries....
•Thofutou Itarues, groceries
. A. L. HollUay, groceries
,Ja<i. Cdmlioo, merchandise
J. M. Ilcwit, do
John Liugafelt, do
W. Patterson, groceries
i!. G. I'ricc, merchandise..;..
Smith & Caldwell, do.
Martin Carney, tobacco, Ac
tQj. Anderson, honey
A. A owiuklc, candies
J. M. Kinports, clothing
L. Gdjdman, clothing
15. J. Uoiinger, tin ware..;
A. I*. Osterioh, hardware
MeLnuahau A Stone, tin ware...
Iloht. 1’ .ust, coai
Porter, Miilikeu A Co., coal..
Margaret iiu'rket, kitchen labor.
0. C. McKoe, beef in 1869
, , He. beef in ISOO
John I!. Jliddlc, beef.*
Geo. Weaver, beef
Peter Good, beef
Wm. McGinnis, labor on farm.
n m. McGrow, do
James Long, do
Cinwford A Store, blacksiuiihing
-Martin i Starry, rep.wagon A hiaekstn i thing 23AW
n , repairing wagon 4.25
iravld McCleary. dressing harness J 3 77
Lin. Lewis rypjdrink threshing machine... 1> 02
l!enj. falie, postj relief ■ B‘o6 8 ‘ 06
Wm. Lane, repairing cistern y.’og
Stock.
Wra. Delaney, bull i 11,-iler..
Albert Keoder, sbeou
l». C. McKee, sheep
Sttlcries. ®
Scmuel Shriver, director, fur ISIO 60 2S
U.-u. Vi cuvur. du fur 1300.. 4o'-',n
.lufin B. Uiddlo do ™ZZZZ. 00
i’eter Cood do . <0 ’ r ,o
tico. Weaver, clerk ■■■■ZZZZ 1600
Kd. MoOra"-, .Steward, on ruc’t 070 00
J. A. Landis, jilivoician lio.uo
i.U0.27
0. A. Traugh,
Ocorgu Itn vmor.d
McCrum A Ucru.
M. 11. Jolly
J. I*. Jones
Out Door Jidief and Expenses.
Catharine Son 00
m wK n vbetii ; i.
Alary Daugherty .v. v ,
Annie Dougherty., . i s w ,
Christian Sniultt ->1 es
Catharine Justice JVr!;
j 0... Kanutz *- ;....:.
live iJentou , ' 1J t"
Bebeeca Forrester ....’.
Eiiaihelh Carls
Susan uaugi. z::z::zz I™
Catharine Wearer ." in ea
3trs„Conue r .
Nant-y sF’Ginuis
Uanimli Ayres. loon
Jane Sloiiehruiter ..rTf
AVin. Leonard * „'l-
Jhtry Sweeny "IZZZZ'.ZZ i'.ju
D in. Cordon Z n
Coffln for J. Lnuutz. -
Funeral expenses of James Court...;.! - so
r uner.l] expenses of K. (hind gTo
Isaac Cromer, for cofiin, &c n on
Kcilt }lua, digging grave i (i 0
CloarlesTiean. for Coffliw ....; J.
J. A. Wivr, State Lunatic Asylum, for Mary
.States J
“• -McOr.iw. removing Mary” KlaVej'’fV..’m
AisAMim :
Dr. 11. T. Coffey. ; medical attendance on mu
door piiup'ji's ..... to itv
Dr. G. W-. Smith, do .iZ
Drs Boss * Fear, do.! .<
Dr. F.U. Bloom; d 0.........
Dr. Jr M. GemmiU, ZZ"""7’
pr. J. T. Christy, do . . ? • SSS
pr. J. A. Landis, ' do .. ,
Dr. A. M isliavt, do u/ZZZ 10.00
Miscellaneous.
J.ltwti, White i c-._ dm EV f
Ptttfk. Sheriff, Inouey Ih’r S.
I*oyor|d interest infiirm
Jos. UaJdrigtf, Vvqiy.J&ti iu Lytle casi'*”,!.’.
Justic/ and Constables' Fees
- John Cox 0.
John (.iorloy*
J. M. Clnri'y.
I |Ja». Conrad
Jhs. .McPherson.-
Ocorgo Koou .......
J. H. Qu110v:....
, J: K. JBty
AVillimnson ....
Mii;!;.".’?! Hetrick
yVfli. F. l!rin.:iithnll v
Alex. Figart.....
Simon Jgett ....
J. H. Wnltur ..
Wui.EaJrcu ....
Wm'. Hurley
Isaac .YmgUcg
Treasurer's percentage.
~ u ' e nnderslgned Auditors ofßlalr County, doMnifv
tJiat we haw sxmnincO, audited nml adjusted the tbreiroinb
account of John PennAlonca. Treasurer of tJm T)irr»f*tn»-
the l-oor of Jilair county, and U.«
iiss.ato}, and that theru is ft balance of dollars
aqd ninety-lb urcciitß due the said Tnwuia-r"
our handa and seals, this Sth day of Jnau'hryi a D JsW ’
JOS. it. ilKWir.'’
A LEX. M. LLOYD,
UiiSSi.M Kli,
' .- _ . ; Additora
STATEVKW' OF E McGE-iW, Steward of d
the jthftr County I'oor House. ci
ft*. fip *S* property 20M
Jacob Hammer, for sniipportof his father..—!.
.§«*
Drej-lbos. fpr 4 «alvc«.. i-m
Frcmk Uonry.for-Jaird....— —. • iv 9?
ofsuhdry panpora..U ...L..... ? ■ . ” »« ~
*«f rent of Mrs Shiite* house v. »<«
son
J-weph Ulggiiu, li>r cloverset-d "JZV ££;
Mr Maitland, d0V....;. !
, wm sjiaw,, . ido ?•£
.v xiinrii.' ’• ~ - uo.. :z::77 •■-•.•. lit
•* Im
< Wrld Caldwell on acc’t for bides isioo
VA-By c*sh b&M—
: |g^’;; ■ SSEnr-cziE! i$ /
ii^^tiOwr^AJai J(US 5^‘ 80
■ ■ ,"' '■" : - rrr^-‘8?«J
House Exjtcnats
.. 182.40
.. 192.54
~ 1U9.01
.. 101.40
.. 89.35
.. 5C.99
~ 12.&
, 11.00
. 13.16
. 12.55
.. 8.06
6.7(f
. 37.23
. 31.00
. 12.76
. 12.04
. 12.90
3.32
15.40
. 18.09
. 22.00
Farm
Vnniiuj
16.00
10.C0-
16.00
15.00
16.00
74.38 1
IP.CS
33.01
52,70
8.40
100.1 C
0 20
—i.- 8.00 .
*. -140
12.70
3.00
11.93
370
4.00
4.10
4 40
• 1.20
3.SO, g
4.00 a
1.82
122 S
3170.10
,49.71
$575.68
A* ' ' V
Jane Louden, for M>U
Benfc Bias. f. r niaiiu)
Shilling tuuiKji's,
Traveling and other i
Self on account of Si'
Proceeds of Ike Bta
the
so.oc
817 bushels of Wheat;
31u of Potatoes ; 45 of B<
ions ; 2 of Beans; 04 Ida*
der, 2430 heads of Cabbi
Wool. Meat led and alau
n : ' 7 r 6l " W Pwk.s6oS
I *k.s, Lard sold fot casl*
Mctadden for Groceries.
I Caldwell. 213 lbs Beef hi
| Beef, 3 Sheep skins to D;
Cb£f of 4fUrni:;i<jr-_inoll
innking mile and fence,
bills, farm implements a;
farming— Five Hundred i
eutjr-Une Cents, ($544.71.
Produce of Farm c\
025 bushels of Wheat 31
of Oats, IS6 of Potatoes !)
timated) 14 loads Com-Pi
19J lbs sausage. 1170 lbs
pic butler, 3 bus Dried A|
Beets, 5 bus Onions, 2 bus
Sour Krout, 2 bbts Cue uni
gar.
$3028.81
There were 531 bus of v
817 bus raised on the far.
sti3 bus ooi.hu, m-d in fbe Wair count/ Alms UOu-o during
farm‘i m l |«“ d 10 , 4 ’1 1 T for M * ,l: 1(; « »>-< itnr w.bl to
Innn bunds, stud n.u llu given as Out door retie?.!., (bo fol
lotsiug Cmubes, viz: Brjner. Fisher oud Miller '©mibcs.
Slock on Farm on (he Ist of Jan. 1801.
&95.05
174.27
130 31
30.20
33.90
21.20
1 *" rbC8 > }?- Milch CDWd. Stock cattle—;) two year old
yearlings. 42 head of sheep and 35 head of stuck
401.58
wagon 1 twa horsewagon, 1 one horse Wag
on, 1 can, 4 plows, 2 harrows. 2 shore! plows. 1 cultivator
1 two horse sled. 1 threshing machine, 1 corn shelter I
forj Ac UliU ’ 2 ' Ti “ UmiUs » l honio rnkn. i hay eleva-
119.54
95.00
7 12
Articles iU3HufuctuTcd i/j the House.
30 c°ra baskets, G hand baskets, 35 women’s dresses “6
ch.ldren’s dresses M shirts, 40 smocks. IS skirts, S ”“:,k
ticks 111 ! 28 sheets. 7 feather ticks, 12 chaff
lucks. 10 pillows 20 pillow cases, 7 shrouds. l*4o gallon*
*-dt soap, o° lbs hard soap 150 lbs candles, 1170 lbs butter!
, apple butUT, o bus dried apples.
*v.iO
CO, 00
30.00
975
104.75
January,. g q
Ftbiuary, o 4
March, o oq
April, 10 "7 v
M-V. 0 18 4
J'me, 9 1o
Ju! .v, ICO
August, 6 10 0
: September, b o 0 (.
| October. 8 2 10
November, 14 13 0 0
I’ccemlicr, 13 4 « 1
j Number of inmates, Jan. ] at . 1500
admitted during the year.’,
born •» * ..
75.00
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;
duriug the year.
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iDie-l, i. ..
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Kemainius Jan. Ist, IS6I
[Males
Females
Total
Bound out
! rusano
Idiotic ’
lllind ’
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LUimb.
Dfthe above numlxol
iOjForeigiif-re, arid,*
Out door |ia\ipai4
Taken oliuiiroo
I TuUI..Z..
during the war,
■Died...,,....'.
; Tojid.
TSenmliiinfr, j an l*t XSGI. ...
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°f, dl r* ,i ° P and CO,,ki "J-’ UcS und
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n St Ui Thu l u ® llud I ' ll ril lj-C the sumo.
Jt niu Tnu All the various and moK approved modes of
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B lou All the various and most approved modes of
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[INDEPENDENT IX EVERYTHING.]
1ii.96
A MOTHER’S THQU
i aud lone, silent and lono,
Where, tell m«,whore. are my little ones gone,
That used to be playing about my knee
W ith their noisy mirth, boisterous glee f
Who littered the carpets', and mis placed the chairs
And scattered their playthings all unawares ;
Who called for their suppers with eager shout
And while they were getting, rat, in and out, ’
W bo kept all the apples and nuts from spoiling
And never saved Jackets or pants from soiling •
Had ever a want, ami , ver a will
That added a care to my heart, until
I sometimes pigh 'd for the time to come,
When they’d, all be big, and go out from home.
. Silent and lone, silent and K.no,
i '' liert, tell me where, are my liltle’onea gone?
I There s no little faces to wash to-night,
No little trouble-, for mother to right
, Ko little blue eyes to be sung to steep,
No Jittlo pluvthings to put up to keep.
No littio garments to be bung on the rack
jSo little tales to tell, no nuts to crack,
JV’o little trundle bed, brim full of rollick,
Calling for mamma to settle the frolic;' ’
No little soft lips t„ press me with kis.ses—
( h: such a sa I, lonely,. veiling as this is li
No little voices to shoot with delight;
“flood " isht - ll<,ar good night, good night”
blieut the house is; no little ones here
To Startle a smile or to chase back a tear
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Stbnt and lone, silent mid lono,
t t -ll mo where, are my little ones gone;
it «omotl. but yesterday. since they were young;
, }r ! SCatt< ' n ' d ' 1,10 'vorlJ’s paths among
Ou whore the great roliing trade-stream is flowing’
Ont w T W " h IJT “ *««•*■ nro Blowing;
Ou ,o the graves of their life-hopes are sleeping
-N ato bo comforted weeping} still weeping •
Un''" h l^ tl^ hiB - 1 km '’ ° f ■ sri, ' l ' re are Winding
l-P m,d the cloud-rifts, up. uji; 6tl „ ascending;
becking the sunshine that rests on the mountain
Drinking and thiratiug still, still at the fountain- "
ut in life g thorough-fares all ofthem moiling ■ ’
Out in the w-ide. wide world, striving and toiling,
hi.t.e ones, loving ones, playful ones, all
That went when I bade, and com. ut my cal,
Have ye deserted me ? Will ye not come,
Back to your mother's arnU-back to the Horae ?
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_ > al,a lono. silent and lone,
wiiere, fell me where, are my iittk-’ones gone’
Useless my cry is. Why do I complain f
Tiiey U he my litlleoncs never again I
Can the great oaks to the acorns return ?
The broad rolling stream flow back to the Wrnet*
The mother call childhood again to her kae c ;
l ' 1 "; 80,11 atl '> ll<,r spirit tool, cert
“ 0841 the y !trc scattcrea and gone !
Tl„ ltmu! “ih-nt and lono 1
Thy mil, 0 father: not my will, he done!
pkdhuijj.
A FARTHER AND HIS VICTIM.
The victim was a yoa,ijgp]ijsiciaq, who
huug put ut the (Blockhouse village, and
iiafl, it is said, more love for,, and skill in
shooting, than surgery. Same ten or
twelve miles Jrom the Blockhouse is a
_plaee called the “ English Settlement,”
and between the two places an unbroken
forest extends nearly the whole way •
K.X e .!ir 0 *! ,rou S h ’ bat the settlers
l a ® blazed a line, and on this line the
doctor started one mqrning to the settle
nHnL took his gun, of course, and
expressed an intention of bein- ah- >
good a WCCk °r morc > i f the hunting proved
lie was not expected at the settlement,
nor did he arrive there: but it hiippenCd
J? afc %ys afterward) a man
W tbc latter Toracd^Hhd
being >qiifiSjtio.ned by ' f thp ddcibr’s,
iricnds, gave the rather startling informa
tion that no doctor ' had - arrived.- : .As it
was known he topic npi-camp impediments
along, and was no/ likely to have got®.
h ls fhend.6,^ tp joppiber of a fofcdf
zen t took thebe rifles and started for the
settlement, to<‘scejt o*t;'< They bad not
few "yards ftom
*ond btet>l discharged', and tho cafi ofiffie
nnmiiteKablo#.
** fe ai, lbl life and dimh.struggl©
The men who foiinfl Mm
r ® ® wJ, tor ?»’f nd fhoy said at
SJ 01 '® itrail.pf blood leading
from the corpse to the thicket; but the
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' anably in advance,), «i 50
d at tho oxplratiou d£, the time
IF ADVERTISXXO.
1 insertion 2 <Io. Sdo
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1 60 2,00 - 2 60
ion ll,aU tliree Uluu l ha > 25 c »ntB
3 months, c months. 1 yenr.
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■«0 year, three squares, •
lO 00
Caicis, not exceeding S
.. , - 500
itiCiil .mrai tor or individual iu
ulnig to tlm above rates.
Ued uith tin- namber of Injor
iuoii till l ii bid mid charged ac-
►rf per line far every inset tion.
‘il ten line' fifty cents a s^uuro
Select |Wtrii.
ST miNcia D. GAOK
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loaves were fulling, and: after a long trail,
they could follow it no longer.
It was worthy of note that an old hun
ter of that parthr ga.ve.it as his bolieftaftcr
Washing and closely examing the corpse,
that tho panther had his under jaw broken
by t»o shot, nnld consequently could not
eat or bite th<j body* Good dogs were
brought to the spot tho dpy after the body
jjas lound, but nothing, came of it, and
the c°nelusion Was that .the panther had
ciawled off to i| thicket and died of his
’ k’ U f h 7“? u P anth er, ho one who
Zbicd
This was in November. In the April
following, somcj children who bad been
the , road at the settlement,
ushed into a house near by wild with af
tiight, and attempted incoherently to de
scribe something of va fearful aspect, that
Unf ,?T g ° VCr a busb icaee into
“„ It f I ° n g a horse and got
bkiody eyes,” or)e little felfow said.
i tut children were too much accustomed
u the sight of nuld animals to make such
a luss without c.tuse, and a couple of men
the yarn,started up immediate
to the spot indicated by the children.
UK * 6 e l n< ? u *' rh > tb f. re a gaunt, spectre
in 00 “W in a “candering,
eeb e manner to; worm himself through
the leuce_idto thp road, failing on his side
at times from shier exhaustion, and only
sable to regain hisjbot after repeated trials;
tittering and st(vmbhng at every slight
obWioninliis path, and totally
pable\of inflietujg injury on any living
aU oi ” ect of -Pty rather
It was the panther who had managed
loi five long months to keep himself alive
wi mu t e least ijssistance from his under
jaw, winch was hopelessly shattered, and
must have precludodf-the possibility of eat
mg in the propeijisenpc of the word. In
ns wounded and Exhausted condition* he
must have managed to exist by
m.ce and “such '*,na!l deer” as he could
uck into jus |hroat with a paw, andswal
ow tvithout mastication. Death must
have been a reJief !to him. and he suffered
Wdfto on the head with
outa snarl. He was a largo specimen,
measuring nearly eleven feet from tip to
ipi and with his! broken, decaying v jaw,
skin hanging looshly over tho snake-like
vertebro, and famished eyes
been a ■walking nightmare to
U. C. DUIN,
muscular strength.
of the >' human
is wonuerinl., A Turkish porter will
at a-rapid pace, and carry a weight of
of ?>rEw dS; i^r 0 ’ a celeb nitcd athlete
Cretons) in Italy, accustomed himself
r i?- tbe - grcat t t ' burdcn «> and By de
pi ees became a monster in strength. It
is said he carried jon his shoulder an ox
nnnV? ara upward of 1,000
pounds, and afterwards killed. him with
one blow of the Bat. He was seven times
thft'oi ed at - th ° P^' an B :,mes > and sis at
slv ° f r“ PlC ' , Uej P rescnted himself the
seieuth eiiic, hut no one had the courage
to enter the list against him. Ho was
t°o D hi 0 s un ,e dlSCip,eS of Pythagoras; and
«,d hi? - T Oll thttt P r «optor
and his pupils owed their lives. The pil
sudllk h „ 6u ‘?' ,ort 4 * e roof of tbi, boose
the roof' of supported
i m , the building', and "ave the
philosopher time tb? escape. Tn old ace
an 7 brca P kit to '® Upia .**? b *'“«
Ho was Sen T*
ie was then alond and being unable to
h.mselfidled in tlmt poSfto^
Haller mentions that he saw a man, whose
huger, caught in d Ihain nt the hoSbf
a mine by keeping it forcibly bent,.and:
jorted by that meahjs the whole weight S i
his body, 150 pounds, until he was drawn I
up to the surface, a;;distance of 600 feefc I
Augustus !!, Kiiig bf Poland, could roll
Vel f P^*(l W a sb f cetof paper, and
twist the strongest horse shop asunder.—
A hou is saidtohavje Icft the impression
his teeth upon a ftiecemf solid iron;—
lbe ™ Gs f power of ihoscle is
Tbe »ie indvcs
m a >'eloQity^,through a deqse.rnedrum,
-water, that could carry, him around the
j word m less than a fortnight. A.sWd
1 ush has beenknowm to strlkd his weapon
through the thick of a ship • a speci
men pf a plank* witlt the sword of a’fish
be seen afithe B«dsh
f w ‘th no
or- wisdom, bad » Jer*
powers.-*s^s
H' expaiiatihl
aboot JijoispJf, Ibe made. thg ’ fdllowinl
pomtedi remart.; ' .
_ " When I&pjieh to % afooh'bsli fluni
I ftßs . *: ;:T
f i inyiord
then^a^dl Cfearles E
nifjstcertouljr livo the merries* file of any
JHaii in liurope.” , j i-;”• ...
'SSBuTIio greatest and; noblest stand
against oppression; has ever been 'the ink
stand.
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EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
XMhp oarfjr history of the still flourish
jog city of Brownsville, on tho Rio Grand,
m Texas, and .about the time of the .with
drawal of thp ; f United States troops from
that at the close of the Mexican
war,-the inhabitants mofitly consisted of
that qlassofhalf renegades, half gamblers,
usually found in one of our frontier towns,
with ,a v smalJ sprinkling of honest, and
somelinibs Christian citizens-. Among tho
“ tter '* as a VcrV honest, upright mer
chant, known as Dnft%Qeorge Doano.
uncle George was a man of sterling
worth and Unshaken integrity, aod, with
nla ? CVout ’“ember of the Methodist
Church, hilt' unfortunately possessed of a
most fiovy temper, easily aroused, and
when aroused—and in combination with
his wellrkuit frame and long, muscular
was by no means a pleasant sub-
™° et hand-to-hand
In Brownsville, at that time, was sta-' •
tioned one of those Methodist missionaries
to whose superhuman oxertions are owinu
so much of the religious steal which is now
manifested throughout the "whole valley of
the Ris. Grande. Our worthy brother/
Air. Cravens, found a strong and* energetic
assistant, as well as a warm and personal
neiid, lh p^nclo George. During * short
absence of Brother,Cravens from Browns-’ 1
viUe, Uncle George had a serious cdiffieui
ty, arising from the shooting of a favorite ■
dog of his by a, bully known as Tom C—,
Who has since figured rather, largely in
Sonora and GaUforhia, latterly was
one of the six.ty-hvd men that followed
the fortunes of Gen.lVdlfccr hr his first I
expedition against Nicaragua. -
Uncle George in his wrath, sought out
the offcnder.aud publicly chastisedhim.
brother Cravens, when informedfof the
bccurrence, on his retu|b ■ wus heard to
inaku the following vety pithynernart,
which has beet* ty-wbra m these
gins ever since,; ; r- "1 . ; / ~ '>
11 Brother G tor ye Boane, u^aitratn^d
■Jf <?<*s■■«s
thc 'Rio Grande / v --V- •'
l)EcisroN.—Hesitation is a «gn of
weakness, for thecompara
•tiveJy. good and evil of the difietent modes
of action/about Ykick wodiesitate, arosal
u i, e<lUal ? balanc ? d » * strong mind
®“°®“. ? e We^the 'digHtest inclination
of the beam with the glance pf the eagle. 5
particularly as there are no cases where
the preponderance trill be very minute,
even though there should be life in one
3Cal , e ft“ j death Jn the other, it is re
corded of the late £arl of Beikely/ that
he was suddenly awakened at hiehrih his ~
carriage M a highwayinan, who, forcing
a piatpl through the window and-prose*
tmg it close to, his breast, demanded his
at tho same time that he
had heard las lordship - had boWted he
would; never bo robbei by a single hichi
wayman,'but that he should nowbe taught
the His lordship putting his
hand into Ins ;pocket, replied: “Neither
would I
fM* — n ® ov?r shout
V turned hjs heai
when
t m A ll A P GC instead,of a pursSot '
him dead on the spot.—ilacon. " ' •
J The two Presidents.--^— The MOnk
W** that Heaaia.
Lincoln *nd . Ilavis were both horn in
Kentucky, thp former in the yaw^QQ
and the latter in 1608. ! Thatch S
hta native State at an cariv ace on? Jnf
grating .north, ; south. - Both'
f^T e - *? Indian war* of the west
both commenced their
sam. jear. art almojt tteaama daj, cal“l
tp preside.over their respective govern*
mentei one as president of the United
fttoal4' s& “ ““ Coa- :
»n~J'i y S? wm l i your
8 00 « tamer and pious mother ?” ’ > •;
£“■ 1 1 Caroline* wto
.ISM! tin wtoSE
■Essl* J B HPP?B e i/J«ttnj, as i ahouH liS*
been a horphih; * ■' . •
, modest, old maid a new.
LT^lJr’ 4 l*S
W W«r»ercj, a man*# shirt pa your bed •
.. “ likely,” responded the Vife,
c * pnless the man was in it.” : . *'.: ~ (
i* ■ _ .-■-•{ J-, •. ‘■ • « • ~ *
V lB ®- Praises are valuable ohly*£&
they como ; from hfire fhtrbbtttMfft ■ ;
to coudeiQD., . :
m.,There one thing a n>f(i
can fc do—dm© a sulfcvwithnatgaltino.
hie legs mixed up in theVheels.
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