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BT sons= svcat,'l!Wil.
A terror lit laude 13, '
• Aawasaftskst...
,
Not'. the elm* bt the worlilling,
',The SAM ef the paint,
Sot thepeor Ipst women
With•lbeir „Mile of point,
BuCtlieee, and,fever Weds,
ItigWith a warni
lihng flig;
Om
4 s ,raieTaSeill)'.s7.Pf , .7F.7
They on the 'ni—
n
Storning=t, and most awful
is Me ONO:.
rareN_Leirribkol le(m :
wmprallikomunia;
• , •
FiseJ
Whence thejlght he
MA • •
FWerolulheeireoeruttrlioci. • . •
Of toe rt or Wo poor,
'MIMI of hearlireehere MeariTlON4
High eat to the core.
That' n
Fo,o64ljuitrMer4OPl
o.
. ' , lila ii4‘4 , Oipt these thee -
I .I'o4 heyedd ?
~.turener. thin the thrill sorrow
the-harlot , or the thlet;
' The gledittrwed *toe frPrit, , .
Ix sadder than tholr
' . • o:there Metes hope,for .
Though hloodiost crime betall
131;tolrifIloutntlathiris so r amall u l ty
Alm, ter the home splOts
The do'not at
Tiidia:ther the gold and raiment,
• al d
- • •
/ Charge of the . preenisade
Half a 1 c, bahfa laaglio, halfalaaguo .
1 Rlgt7taxonale mqo and dirt,
i Much ki lt , tieb ZH . kan utt Dragged ait
Half.a leagopraktriard._
Halls peek, halfapeek, halfapeek fully;
• . Hirsute and woolly.,
-Hight into tholiquideir—
Rose up the pile of hair,
1 From other heads sundered.
' While astraddle upon it,
Roderthe brave boniest:— • •
• 'Rode, though it wondered. "
eerie to the, right of It, •
'Curls to the left of it,
Curls to the Tear of it
I 'aria that were plundered. .
What though shout "Oh, lie I,
"Fortunes you havesgtuundersd
Theirs not to snake reply •
Theirs but to dress or die--
"Charge r"to the cle ks r they ery—t
"Charge,hy be hundred."
OriftfpN
.61tory.
woe ths.Arguit•L
*n. VE. Vit
111( ' 4 i•- I-7--
Thetgoldeli report the orb of driY,
' needed :beicklthm beneath the Wor
then to which-it had sunk, fell with
beautifut and subdued light upon a
reldeobripliahig.i . . Of the; great
forests skirting the St. Lawrence fly
: er, andVerd agatarellectal from the
crystal wnters of tiny lakes and true
ling tiVuletil.• A gentle and refresh
' ing breeze-146W through the air,
laden with the , perfume of sweet
flowers; rust l ing the *green leaves of
the foreetctreear anit OPPlling•the
wa
. tern as It passed. Reclining on the soft green gross,
with his head restin g on the paints
of his hands, sup ported- by a
, knoll, and his l egs ex
1- • bent on the ground, was a .you
man, whose careless, indifferent
po
' sitlon could- not conceal the symme
try of his frame, the beautifully:
• proportioned limbs r and the air and
.11hiof a true_ sower nature. ; •
rhalr, long_ ,ds;' a da: ra
wen% jele fair thrthealthy, lel
white teeth gleaming 1
red lips, the upper one of wag:
being shaded by a slight, elegant
mou.stache, and his bright, flashing
blaelr. c eyea, revealing all ,the ardor
and bnoyanie arywei: 'praclaimed
him munistikablya being of highly
superior physical awl mental endow
, menbio , being, trio, deeemuled from
hot-blooded, - impetUous anceatora.—
" He was at creole.
• He was clothed in a suit of 17
black . breadcloth, with •black ha
and high-topped boots. A beautifu
belt, containing a small six-shooter
and a slang sharp kidfe, with • his
poach; mid. rifle, coinpletedilill orna
mentations: Now, - however, the
belt had been taken o ff and thrown
• beside the gun, which was leaned
against a tree some twenty feet from
where he was reclining: •
His mune was Francis
lie was theemi of Lafayette Voltaire;
a,..distant relative of. the great philar
.., opher of name, who sornethonths
before had' migrated to Canada, to-'
Icing him, ,from her southern
hothervvhere they had been
. his beautifed charming wife and only
sea. They were haughty and ha
. Imerucely ,_ rich, ,and • lavished ; every
indutgence on their son.
1 But shtirtb , before our story opens,
Francis had celebrated his twenty
&lit birth-day, and had arrived at
• I:such an age, as his parents earnedy
infarined
him, when he must, seek,.
• --J. a bride worthy of him Wadi& high
rank in society.
• ' OBiat; mother," he kdd, a few days
after his blethday celebration had
. tlrtaltettidate,lo heels-he:wail bladder
expostulator, "surely you do not
wish me to marry against my own
inclinations—when I don't' care a
amow. ; sbput.:ionytio4•77stor dim ; -
meta—aritinotssly cares for me!'
"Ate cFrank." was. replied, "you
froirtwAtneruar.•.-iluit! What of
' host of •totherio, 'of the mica refinery
mad educated families of Montreal,
who are over head and tent In love
with you
• You knew that night be
fore] ast !" "
"I don't eure—l'm net in love with
them. But, thotheeN.oetitleued the
- ; young limn, lowering his valorem
'a cangeas tone to one tow dad fedora,
"who's thatapiendid girl who ling
beautifelly, and'arholoi oh impish
and full of fun? Wasn't she a beau
, • "ty, thotight -I•eouldn't sleep Ow the
lust two nighbi for thhildng of her!"
"That,
_" teld Mrs. NolWre with me
slight shade of displeasure 'in her
teine,ois Jeannette Aulorey. She's an
'orphan, and llveS with her guardian,
James, Aubrey, a short distance be
yead Moittreal. But weren't - at'
introduced? why did you ask her ,
.• • Iforgai," said theyaing era,
blushing. . • • • •
"Oh,,teee," add the Mother, Nig
- Mfleinlly ; "you're des in love
herb" •
• "Not 006 led roe ihq4 " mother; re
plied the 'young nail. "1 . aeknowl
d edge 1 fat m•m= to , know more
about
her. .•
IMO; wally the must
charming
_creature I ever grey . and
'oh! looir 14hperbly batutlitd! What
. •-: sebum ;,hair. what
peeks,glowing what a sple ndid kern I :Oh
irtieriabolicidainforie like au and
t laurpsabeiwi" . - et
! Ti4t,,t9t, poy," said bu tt Vol Mire, "what's all - 'that 'twe—
e . 'iodination!. •leown•that tare's • beau
.... ,f . .4,hiltr`7.= '•• . . -.' '
-., i .., ~.4•aarrelost m uu l la dherin. r aked the,
! t t 4„lo9ligteetc' ' ' ..* • , ...
..;111killadt_ 'a smite or him
'hahlte ' replied/am Voltaire. "We,
' - - 4 '. 'ike- • proper ter me _
_to ley It,' bat •
•':'"' . l • 'tint ho 'tidal ride properly
,ittalt thneothat • •lir, *thing in her
terddleel • r.•
• • "Ohele that alit" paid the yoto
'::Wan. with:Mt laugh; "that's
logic/ler a of tote. Inatome
alle6 'IMP ' illieltether Ilt,
M 4443sPl reardeadlng to 'the :cue
/
to ll t s y rt u pow . ible," said him Vol.
H *Aire, her thee tunang red with
, .
NMI
on, mi
"thal
such -unwomanly '
and t ai nt Zt la
annelid
._ Retie to t iur room ire 1
/ • '.. , • ' •
osition ' C
.. 4.
"Oh, mother, ' you hay .
Nhem ride thus, or,„yon_would think
illavently," - eladd Ilie Yining blood,
au , • , daatoualv ~not In the least daunted
by - thiptoiY 2 cotrl* lnd hn llgid ,
cveived. .
, The lady silently:it - OSO from bout
Chair, and turning around, wog' .
her
leaving the apartmentowith ust:-
ed face and hearten thrObb[l lm it Tl Y ,
whop -Pritakltepjleti_eotiF De- .
hind- ther,..atid , unewinn ills lams
hround her neck; giive three hearty
is:necks, which :night have been
h e ak44,ltrongh the A lretsh,on Beelike,
of the bidY• 1 ' • . - 1
"There, mother t' he cried, ''don't
keep mad ary longer,
_water! ' Yon
knoutPin sotinmotheil-4 • itthelo
'gizel Isn't it .all right now, moth
er?" And •Frarik finished off with a
tsuccessionoUsmaclot similar in force
land effect tothe one preceding it.
"Yes, that will do said Mrs. Vol
ltdre, a smile involuntarily wreath
ing her lips. 'l forgive you.. Now
.•
. ' leave me" in peeteC"'
'Thank yeu,, mother I" said .the
yonng roan; - picking ntrldi bit, ihd
milking his exit. froin the room. 1
In begiontingthis rate; We intiodue
ed young Voltaire to our readers its
he reclined lietbeiviaibli a ebortille
tante front home. To this planS he
1144,111r0tnicafter-the f..m..
illg e 3 OY la eit'nlitm" •• ,
,We.canguess, then, oferhat he was
thiukhmos holey en the 'grams; 4M
. parently *stating .tho blue ' clota
as they sailed t.hrouirh the sky above
ltintfl ivvz , •: - -110
• lie wa.sthinking or tlie term' ue-
In about whom hl had been con
versing with his - gber.- l'Would
that he were better I:tainted_ with ,
,• teq,4 l L, '..' . 1 'i . : t •%` .. , 7 . and .peat After
pealotiaug ;ter rang.ntit.ln the dear,
air as bethought of Ito • ..,••• - i
But suddenK his laughter died!.
Wra y , as thee I rett'biluin htu-'
ved had stric ken him where he lay,'
while yet' the merry' sounds echoed,
' through the woods!
,„....canseitillefteeto
• e front its - ntiy, laughing r ex
, p on to one almost as white and
• des '4lll6iiii a cotpitel" 'What was it
• that caused his heart to stand still
with horror c aqd his , limbs renege to
• perform their . offtee? 1 • '
l• •!JtviltsPL o •lweribley ,Voedy i.dnetit
• Stavin , him in the face! - ' -" ' . . ,
As if chained by thomeemerfier'e
gaze the eyefor the young man were
fixedmotioniese upon the limb of a
tree near him, the branches Of which;
rvaehing old, extended overt& he 4
On. one, of these almost within ten
it'et re t ti lt for a'd *lth y .."?. lisp g,, : ' - crd
itit i L li tall
;MU) and . fro, Its eyes flashing
'upen With **enema* and lerr-'
cious tire was one of the most tierce
and feroc ious denizens of theftwest—
the deadly panther! —"'• • • i , !
Almost, involuntarily, the hand' of '
the youth sought' the handle of hit
revolver, but It was not In Its place!
-the ; belt xontaining It ;had lem.. laid
t an tdi,..,.,. :. ~.1 i _. . ....t ...1,e;.4....,0 ;A, ,
For an instant he thought of reds'.
tance—of lighting the - beast with his
naked hands and then he quickly
dropped the idea, and turning away
hisfactrfnitn the awful sigh t , resign
ed his teutintotheltendootHim who
gave it!
All this took place in a moment.
Ile heard the rebounding of . the
limb, as the panther left it, he heard
the whirring of a swift body through
the air, and then he heard the sharp
creek of a riffle ringing throug h the
woods: Ilelbit the fall of . a heavy
body Lipari him, an intense feeling of
min pies through hits frumeolnd then
he knew nothing—he had fainted.
When. the. yrmth recovered cons
ciousnees, he . feltWelk and' dizO„
with aleelingtofpainethis side. He
felt soft hands on his forehead, laving
It•withWater, and..lookipg up at lbs
pr&s . erver;"ati eXelantation of surprise
camped from his .11,m. and ! the .hot .
blood' rushed to his pale Chain.
Beside him, stooping down and
hathinghis forehead with, water from
' albmid-shaped leaf which she, held
in her hand, steep a young and beau
tiful girl, who eager eyes. wereti x-
I ed Upon his fi le&
Her long auburn hair W 1144 thrown
(tirelessly back - over her shoulders,
revealing a neck of marble whitenees,
t= I shoulderis,4lo beaten+ hear
with excitement.
- It was Jeannette Aubrey.: - It was
thiS - thltt catesed"the -- ' - young man's
face to flush and his heart to throbs()
1 . violently. '• ' - - .
1 Recovering his presence of minA,
Francis 'looked - enquiringly • around
him. A abort distance from hint lay
the dead body of the, pahther, and
near it a rifle which t he,
recognized as
1 his own. . A ruffling and slight stain
lin the &soy. hair on one side of the
Mick showed where a bullethadtione
Its work. -
In an Instant be comprehended
what had Passed. The .beast had
been shot by the girl; while making
the fatal leap. , . ' ~ •
But why the pain in• bps eide? —
Ah, the fangs of the panther bad en
tered thefts; • - in his last, frenzied
eigottl .
s. - , But ' ; it was ledinaged.--.
His clothes had'been partially torn
aside, and a strivof a lady's garment •
had been banal aroundblawacov
ering the wound.: - . , • ,:' • _ • ' .-•
Again. the path.. blushed, and
lookingup; ,he perceived, two vlved
spots on the girl cheeks. -
"I hope you feel better_ „Mr. Vol
taire '' said the young lady, at. last
breaking the sileFe. "I was begin
ning to think . 'f procuring some
assistance. Had 'I arrived one mo- 1
mut later, howdver—" • ' '
"Uwould not ,I have owed my life
to you herologirl!' said Francis, In
nen:piing her. 'h ow can I, thank
you for the noble service you lave ' ,
endured nee !' - - . • ,
' 'By not again mentioning 'Word('
[ .111LP..._Auhrey. • ''l . but performed u.
, fellow.crenuiti afirffi l t.l/H t . l .Y' ',
my eyes, No;'never. o- -- "
You do' riot, then,' Frantis began,.
but stopped suddenly. 'Allow me to
say,' he continued, seating • his eyea
admiringly On her blushing Awe, 'that
not one. lady lunang &minion would
bayoneted with that admirably press.
once of mind, that quickness and
- heroism, by which you have Just
saved my life.' • '",
The young lady's eyes fell under
bis Rue. t 9You will ;have it so,"
• she .stalti, smiling; "but we must not
titlichere.' You must be taken home'
and awed for. Um you walk?"
'The youth made a mighty effort to
rise, but .a feeling of . htintnem dame
over him, and he fell hack into his
'Koerner wsition.
il will ".. run ' to Your dwelling and
re 7 amoilitawe r 't! aid lifies • Ate
be
"I will not . long." .. • • .1
toY.l"..eld Flank: noising the
small white hand, "remain with' us
for.. the night. ".It Is ;well nigh--dark,
and you cannot alum, home, this
timing:. My parents will a! ike . de
sire to h ank you for, your gallant
conduct." -
"Thank you, Mr. Voltaire! but do
, not tr e e r i tin th T , c:r . and
ds:,the
,girltlisap
and I na short time a oullagersifiliel • •
n the, :rllllg. roan' was conv eyed
ili/e.7.i.,•,": - .. : '.'.; h , . " '' .' ,I.
~ ~
!Issheat'horne; fatherly anirioaity
iiiiiitlied M'iittlt, as he was lifted into
the tentage... • . ,:. ! 2, .
' ,we hat debilblettlier .for the'
aright.. Bbeit a noble' gitE.Praiik 1-=
But do You feel fbadiney -son? - A
-hai,lieetv.penClbt; ad
'lt hits been cared foe" ther,' add
the youth, !coking tioa'a s t, th e h ad -.
lvbittlas I live, the ylantg lady
haw been UAW her own (bass.- c at ,
Tog oxPlidtc tbe - reasionthier he
eX iThe pmesion i lr s awe ,
and lightee* then be .l4el blnsh- 111
ed, at he : • ,
oy es
; gibe was In to great
NEM
B!M
hurry_to simmd *lice thlike . ft l r re"
Section: . ,
, The room inifiVits %WAY tills
bhamher" ouut the _doctor ,_having ars:
ri v ed, caanil fled and- dressed hie
Wound, maYirielt . iterdiatinlyk It deep
part and ail a mere]
ft ids k p n O h d i n e s d
cart.
tre ghand
ticrudiess
te next morning, illuminating. the
hpartrnent,of theluvaltd, and causing
ihis Boribi tO rise riceordingly:" Th
were considerable dampened shortly
after, however, when Mrs. Voltaire
Informed hlm, In "tamer' his Fin
quirk's reeling filer that Miss. Au
brey was not In. She had left early
In the morning, afteraeldug how; bit;
wound,progretessi, saying', her guar
:d'art wo ol
_be 'anxious concerning
her absence. -
The days papse.;- , t long and wearily
to theSichnittinita durft'hiajlbecv,
notwithstanding tlutt he receivecicial
ly visltom in the persotutof hisyoupg
male and 'female ',,aCqiudidanees.—
Among the latter were . Misses Le
sage, Montague, Beumcnit and ethers
. who Lest many. Loving! glances
at him, as he spoke,ef Ids' narrow e:s
awe, or.frOti•Ped,:arld 'bit their lips
with vexation mite poured lavish
praiSes on his young and gallant Mei.
server.- f_sr7'. 4ga 5 ti -
Miss Aubrey did. not mil. ; What
was the reason ? Was she' angry
with him, or did ,ehe care nothing
about him? the youth mentally
asked hiniseit.".ait he towed impati
ently from; aide to side on his couch.
What if she Clued nothing tor him?
Of unhappy thought ! Bather would
he have been. torn to pieces by the
claws of the wild beast than that
this were true. is
Mrs. Voltaire. noticed his restless
unhappy Mood, And with true ma
tertialindincttly.ctiViaed`..the
souse of It: ---12).CtlyirrtieCt, st(X)p
ed down. ; and. kissed ads. fevered
broil'', saying, 'Frank, why do you
feel so reatletli and disturbed this
morning?i' There is something on
your mind that ISMS : yew deeply.
Tell me what is the mutter with
youV. i •-• , -.•
'Olf,litother!• mother+ cried.. the
boypasaionately ' 'you know , what it
is! mother! clo . you think , She
cams anything for me?' . ,'•
. 'I knoWit my Son ' said* Mrs Vol
taire, againidapingh'imatiectonately,
'She loved you when you first Met,'.
Thii young man's face lighted. up
in tin instant: ' How glad. would I
be could I think Ise, mother,' said he
joyfrly..- would that .I oouldisee
her. •
'When rat get better you can Lull
.on her, my son,' said the lady. hlo
:cheer up and getwell, and It .will be
all the sootier. • •
Frank's spirits rallied rapidly,
alter this, and in a few weeki be was
able to leave his room, and take short
walks In the gardeu. ; . • . ,
At last one lovely niOncleg,
when, the sun, shone out bright and
cheertkiliy,"artd,the - ,.birds Aped the
woods with their% sweet" g joyful
songs, and eve looklooked bright
and happy, Frank dtolds mother
in , a low earnest ne, 'Mother,
will know thewonit:thhimorning, I
will call on her , - and ask her to be
my wife. May Ihope mother ?'
'She will accept you, my son,' said
Idni. Yoltaire,sconthkntly, .'so be in
good sOrits.' ' • • .. -
Frtibk went to his mem, and after
carefully attiring himself and comb
his dark _left,the house.
e loOltedlhaa*meothat unot6ing •
as he 'walked - proudly through the
woods.
Ire was dressed) in a suit of tine
dark broad-cloth; with sack contend
short, vest. fiemsth .,, e, black east
mere 'hat, fell . gramitd• his long
dark tair,beneatitahoepale multhin
with his past sicknem: On One slim
finger gleamed a. soltaire diamond
ring, but no other ornament was eh-
Opening a gale, and traYellit
gravelid walk to an iming e difice
which .he knew was Mira -.Aubroy.p. ,
'tense; he ascended the stem of Ob.('
and rung tae bell.
A servant appeared, and. "politely
invited him in. 'ls Miss Aubrey in?'
asked - Frank, without ,:cpasupying the
proffered seat.
'14(), sir, ' saki the men; 'neither
m
her nor uder is in at present. Mr.
Aubrey hes been away .since yester
day morning, but Miss Aubrey is
taking a. morning walk, and I can
call her in. Be seated, and I will go
in seareh or her.'
':.‘Thank Prink, but I
will net trouble. you. Can you tell
me in which direction she's gone.' •
'Certainly,' said the man, giving
the desired information.
Frank thanked him and quickly
started in the direetion indicated.
His heart beat withjoY, for heron , it
lend to the spot Where the late ad
venture had taken place.
Quickly he stepped along, and soon
he heard the soft tread of footsteps,
anti the :next Instant stood time to
face 'with the woman he heed..
How lively she 'looked, is she
stood lefore him, with the flush of
health mantling her cheeks, and
her beautiful auburn hair failing in
splendid disorder over hershoulders.
She was attired a in ineritio Morning
dress, but Frank's - vanity suggested
that there waso great deal of tastful
'care Manifested •in the: apparently
hurriedly prepared toilet.
His heart beat-- hopefully, as he
bowed and said; ' beautiful morn-
Ing,'"Miss Aubrey! I see that are out
enjoying it. May .1 templintent you
on yoUr good taste: in choosing this
beautiful wood in which to make
your mornlngrambles.' .
ern' glailyou - appreciate it;
said the . youug lady "but indeed
this Is the first time - I have entered
it for several weeks. --But allow me
to c-ongmtUlato you of your Conval
escence. I was about sending John
to'enquire how you Were getting
along.
have nixed you that ' trouble
then, by calling_ myself, I see,' rejoin. ,
ed • }Wilk; •
;AVIIL•yon allow Ine to
• enjoy your Walk with you,' stepping
-sauttet side. ,
pronermannottnektutly took the
hi slienew 4 They were llag nu ,
well knewlipet where. had be
fore met; when -they near& the low
rippling oC, flowing waters and hi a
moment IMind the, waives standing
on the mesay, overhanging banks of
111 1 1 1 1 : 1 A 4*In sib g re streal y,' said Frnnk,low and
passionately to the beautiful being
by his side; the color' n whose cheeks
far exceeded the bloom of the ripen , .
438 , p4A:hi • twill you sit down with
me on this lovely green' bank?' I
have something Imbat tell you now:
• She seated terselcbut at a few
feet's distance from Frank the ob
serving of which, however, It 'might
be noticed, ire wasnot particular in
doing, fir, ut a moment had elapsed
before thedaring youth had decreased
• it to SO ninny inches.
. Aubrey,v.kaid Frank, taking
the soft white ham!, which trembW
in his, I ATIP. bUt igat
'You soma* what Wo-ma y uld'si ! ty!
ll Jean 3mtu
-
nette *Jeannette! ga
. thus? 103'i:tied, I love you lf,l love
you!! The arm of the . youth Was
passed, tiznestildned; around the Sten
dee waist ofthe girl, and the next
Stant—may I tell it?—pha wasslasped
ki Ids isidorn,', in.4claw pilkdoriate
embrace, their hearts bed wildly to
.gether,: atid' hbt; krying',lttssasiVere
.lavished area& other's lips.. '
We 'shall not reveal more of thcie
delleata-prObeedlng; ,nor tell of the
passionate attenuates, the vows ;id'.
e ten ia l 4 4e 1 / 4 7; 3 1 u 3 anirmative an
sweet of the. maiden to: oerbdn, *de..
but We willai r that the -dianiond
ling/teen sho before svpikling oat,
the finger of . 'rook • :Voltaire was
'lninaliietad'taltsrt of lummette ; Au
thtey,, thinglOtaplace was Occuphst
it 'ma opal-crowned one.
And,irewlll 'stude..that af
ter they had arisen,
.whigh they' did
in the mama time; aitd&Were*
MnbAwkeice
tHtl:l:7llrd istallt% 'wig Ammerreil Lvr;
were
e t a h v e imng as
t th t hwealr
t
g hey
few minutes before..
=I
•-•.J:
Oh; lea v er fil m theamonittf i•
She faint bitted so daikintrilicoisit • , 4!
. Will anne tioniore
.hushed pow Ibreynria bee setts,
~,f3O
W
• Vida wOill4l litgalYk KONA. ,
ottriltentil 1 ,9 W . • .•••
Ye gentle gides, that lieesithe o f
~,Flito'ez-her viva '
.** l *hen YO •
, cilve •
tinn te WMOW-tterthat 'Weer
O'er w
he h r sweet
Oh; nouritth olleh thud thrall Wiled keetit
- - ----Wateh-olesrber.brassi - - -
Thou Holland fragriud summer breeze,
HIST gnmipomo nigh. ;.1 - • ;
:That o'erher sight ,
Ye brightest stars of shining optirato
.
• - from above i
7 11;ou rosy morn, thy ilify — toVrilr'''
Weep o'er, tny,loVe. _
Oh, weep them id thy dawning hour,
- ..Whert none is neatF , ' • f':.g f.`f
:Oil, nu the chatice or each thrir#l •
• With one pure tear. _
tio, should they drop ' upon the grou nd
From' flotereis• oyes,
-Ttirayll fitly. commend° the tennis, -
'Noah whitztolhOLAcor
A country. allaidiewirrr.:*VP At
tire All ,Thr.l.nire.
teminission . ; and -'!._their
countinglmoras, bevel ,
nDn
mance aotrt them, and conga:tangly.
they are thn Ine4 placesvh the
world icoks for the _ romantle.' 'But
very; recent -developments fin u dry
Vervlgiatf
ly.illustrated that illie,ef,..lNter,
Scotts; that ' •:. : •.:.1 •
.plyte igulus,jbe ,c;assp. cosisOviim
andshahilts influence untiainineled
as the , sunshine,.
11 warmth11 6: 4 1 more htinetW agO . vacant
the binge iittbired toVtis
applied for and tilled-by* Youth
palmitin- about sixteen years of ages
Ho applied in•respOuse to hiLittiverr
tisemerit.'of the bras—OWented, a
youth, *lie can' write a :goOd 'hand
and come well retximment.W Out
of sixty csid appileantai . bur itein (or
heroine) took the paini ftirfthe neat
nets, legibility and regularitY sof hiss
chirography; was sent_ ,far 'presented
himself, and was installed in ihe Po
sition of •entry clerk. He displayed
remnrkable' aptitude for businattl;
was , quick 'and accurate at figures,
ever ready to run an errand or lend
a hand at anything that was to be:
done, . In a manner 'he wakpolite,.
blushed when looked at orspam to, ,
wept when chided by his employers,.
or chaffed by his, fellowclerks be
muse of his patchy cheeks, 'feminine
fingers and genera girlishness of up-
Time wore The busy season
came, and brought with it a• gentle
man from beyond the Blue - Ridge,
who had oassional dealings With .
the house. Desiring to examine the:
stock the entry • clerk was • Called
from his stool and instructed to show .
the gentleman over the floors. Their,
ego met; those of the -strange gen
tleman and theentrA clerk;- the gen
tlem.an stammered: . 'Great ,God
and staggsareci. tato eepti.4he cl 4
blushed - scarlet to hiceerritiptV.
burst ' into tears. Then came t
denouement " The gentleman ex-,
plained that:he recognized in the
clerk the lost-daughter of a althea of
his county; : that. dei rim 'Away. In
August last, a nd , had since • been
mourned as .chstcl as they.could 'gain
no tidings of h ere .whereabouts or
fate, though all the considerable
towns of the State had teem search'
.ed by the father, in person , aided' .by
the pollee.
The daughter, in. clerkly -disguise
then ex.plaWed, as bed. she ectoldhe:
lweeit sobs , " Audit was ‘the,old storyt
again.' She had : loved and Seed
,het
love thwarted' by linental'elintiel
the most relentless and ,unfeelitig.—
Xictover, youthfutatt she l being,elee
'soonby -his Pares , tiklefthhi bolt.
soon after._and came to thLs ci
"'item ne N5t1.5 smug in
employment. A secret correspo -
saes was.opened between : .the two,
aided by other parties.
This lasted for , some time, and
strengthened' the cords. of on,'
drawing the tWitinnearer eitehother,'
though separated by the misty moun
tains and many miles of cruel 'tipt. •
At last, in one of those fatal ma
meats of it, girl's. weakness site re
solved to give up all for'
and heaven toe, if need be—and left
the house one evil night, when the
fainily was Absent,- equipped In her,
brother's Sunday suit, determined to
join her lover in the city. .This she
did do, and though hetimid boy—
, was at first frightened at the step his
sweetheart had taken, she, by artful
stories of her treatment, .at home,
infused into him a manly spirit, and
he—bold boy—resolved to beconte
the protector of innocence 'while he
buried the secret .of her sex in his
own bosom. 'He took : her; his
boarding. house, and procured her:a
room apart front his own. It was
agreed between them that she should
preserve7herincognito, and sink her
sex and Identity ln male appiarel.—
Timms with his assistanee, in this dis
guise, she had sought and obtained
theFition of entry clerk in the es
tab , bluetit where she, was discover
ed we have related.
Well, having told her romantic sto
ry, the girl,
_who shall be nameless,
gave the addme of her lover, a mes
senger dispatched for him ,and lie
came. He made a clean breast of it,
endowing all.. • They had both been
'industrious working hard each in
their situation; with the one ohiect
In view, and that was marriage, so
soon as they had accumulated enough
money to procure. a bride trosseau, I
renVentmbers and set up houriekeep
ing. The respective percale. of the
truant lovers were Informed by tele
graph of the situation of aftairs, and
they telegraphed bock at once : 'Mar
ry them and send them home.'
- One day last week witnessedthe
return and reconciliation beyond the
mountains. May the couple who
have attained the fruition of earthly
blies .through such tribulation hare
scores of children, and live to. eche-
Mute their golden wedding.
Btmel hanjust
explanation of a• sermon:preached by
him on the judiciary, It contains .the
following; "We have,Jme, finished one
battle tbr the life of the republic. An
other one lies right before us. .• It is „ the
battleof mammon. Capital rightly em=
played is civilizing and benefit:mil. As
a corruptor it is almcistomnipoient.' •Al
ready our government Is assailed,* I t.
If a new Administration mu : find ne
remedy. and things go on as they ha • 0:
the end is at hand, The pursewill out=
weigh the Constitution. The lobby Will
control the public policy, : Linnt arreds;
edlinarnmen will soon be mightier than ,
President, Senate and Reproientalive."
, • ~•
A WASUINOTON papoireports &suitor
Wade as saying, concerning the Alabama
claims, Unit ho would preeent the bill to
Lord Stanley, or whoever else might be
in the British Foreign Office, and. do-
Mend Inituodlnto payment for thn'ciant
age tione by rebel privateers iindei the
protection of British gold 'anirltritish
connivance ; and that tho civet* inns not
tortntOzningle winita aociazp.wiu:;
TIM' thieving gentry of New:York
casionnlly Msupte ILetirese And stain of
policenton, and street their own 'eonfedi
"id" whom they manage to catch porn
bolniug dlinnondiln the jewelry
but neglect to commit their ptisOneri,4 pr
iestote the stolen' property' found 'On
thew,
Bateman Youxo, upon being stria
en down with apoplexy, Lilo-report says,
." was houtedlately conveyed Witte, r,e 4 7
*ie. LAW now e 0; 4 01114',
toutidect• by all his resnityr He Is ex- ,
potted to tetedve, thla , belnitthe 1!"'t '4"
The public documentn-orthetuto Cci
federate Statec. It is asserted; sari now
eoncenled in the South.
BEE
i ow,
...s 1- ,:
I-11..
-U
r 1304;
P 3d P id
?Obi (
rqtaid l '
lest print
to the ni
ind 4k l tk
04)04
obruiiditratii
Ofir
And int.
lititnitet o
Achieved a'
cation ter
Thb,itifte
iprosiiiol
ef& 4' 16
jtetftfiftbbnl
mere lomlJol
iiitiongit
&thinning ith,
Atone ith 44111
w to den to
inifitenee by
&Oriole 6 - bet,
'34
ail'
eir6Mtiati,
ine fair
'which
now once 1111
,
The' tido° ....
'Straggle, Ind*
Which that hem
ilAzrav -- , a ,
now Adinint on
In its nibet I
dud have sisielicio
trotircidifor of Hy, saint.
- Inforinidlon;••bri allAnitt,
at the lliiitionid , and,glate
will snake theisidlection oat
price- is leading speciality.
imid,rillithirl4 l Yreporstroi
l omat
I
ton an
. 11srffsbtifg; Particr
the
r ip •' g . liessiona,
initiate; ii rgyptechLsn
very high '
.• ivies:
Tho DM tiIIiETTE, two
thirds:dui il ' clue& by imam
als; Isfit g ait arkestiot amoi. Jr , %tar
o:iting-ilia . its' idea broodlkiesina
king It 'the ilheapest, as It tsfuno or the!
largosit;didlt panfuls - or the common
wealth: ' ;t' ''' , •
The WEAKLY CIAZETTE; withAter
dais ofioßtrathitisoarrangedise to volt'
an theMadla from thiretty, arigirivaabe
samentln its thrty,Raht ockiumna:
'to all Ita' ' *it. a lower , price than
iwa
any. alibi' irk the State. .
Ita , • .2.levra, Ounntereial, ,
'
River, 'Religkma,Agrietdmrai.
Mesta& illd Lftecary:Departmenta will
be omit:lßM with-the aamerearneat de
, etre to onalstanid ihttpublio approbation;
which heti Chlrefidy been conapieuonslyi
manifeatet4 and *Lich conch redly . re
garde thetitAZETTE as tbespeebil organ
and moat "Itatdereporter kw the load
ing ' intireabi'df lteaterti Pefirorilainia:
. The MiAetik•dithilAthit WEEKLY
nAteriz i hie it' attaidithi authority in
Commerelal elrelialbilingbottt this re?
Oen. Riffles aresiiiipted as an author 7
ity_'thr ralhatenne 'ltf , the Omuta of this
opihtiintiMpoitartateniKto detetinted
the niiingirOftioeslat43. given period
I' IEVIMAI,CLUIIII, dte -- . 77- , • i
DAILY OAZ!IM,:
tote Yeer • - , .4.*•-••• - •:` • .$8 06 I
gtlZMonEhn 1 - -4 00
Three Iforntlfo, -/ - SOD
rielkered4h sny Partef the Cities sod
••edjaeent:lloroughif far ID Cents per.
Week; Tisysble to the Carriers. ".
, ' I
Single Copy, per Year, - - 81 50 .
Clubs of.Pille, each Copy, • '1 !gi
blubiof Tip ;melt Copy, - I. IG,
Ana One tie the getter n p of IhenstneiL,
f3Peelmen; Copies fUrnished on nppll.
cation to thiPaprlitiirs. Addresly
P 1 AN, D & CO.,
ftAZETTE BUILDING,
Kt api SIS Fink Avenue;
:E A Eitoey.
, _,
. -
Mr. • North and Mr: th ' ewer, •
Joint ownearnnd oceup a large
farm. They both had - claims
tolt i .q.a long irate Faction the
Ginn.
ty. It, oir la, happen •• that 20.
ki
South nue ," got •. • with his
partner an . ng .. lon • or, a
goiel Share s olthe • • ••• , ' • • teeing a
greeti - mitnylible Iv • . e tried td
' disposseis Mr. !fort .• ' e part. of
•the farm biken by Mr. • th anis
very productive and was • elated in
such a post that Mr. orth Null&
MOB It . 0, ,t o one a the puede
rows.,• . 4 I.' I . • .: 1011, Mr.
EkMilt relli t o-let: 1 11 North Wive.
the right of Way 'out. , f Mune, Mn,
North, rely! on tt - • ; ice "of his
*tee, ent suit . . nst his impe,
nent and tit too •• n possession of
•what was Ws art; . e was howelier
short of m 'ltti could not early
on legal .• A Without It. Ile
'rely! on
seardi 71. "neighbor, Mr.
Patriot, and allied im to lend him
the money to - .• . the ease •with:
Mx: Patriot wee ti • 1 to help Wm,
Mit, success seen • • • btfuX • - Ile
awn . ,1114 : • •• - had - ptstierden
- rt •• • Ifuld• The Inn ;
'guy • .. • :. •..: In the :court'
were unary • to • Mr. Mirth:-
3rariyof the . - .. : synipatidied
with . lttr. South, • 6 - be was in
the, right, and 'wheeled that .he
Would eventually •• in the .sult,• It
Wm agreatrish • . u and onewhidt
• • ~ otitis •... .. . *ed. .Wm !lot
to • .7. .31r. , ••
• l. told him heWas
ce • .1, wo •,, and tf ihe
, •Id• .. : - . " Et,' Mr.
, . .
, f : 9' be `would
• • • :Ott Of feeling for
7 .' L ' - 'he i i lettlitim_l7Bo
499
• f"'''; ' . • . r $1,000; payablin
'•
th • . :., annually.: Mr.
- No - egreeker o pay the Interest
proMptly, and • he succeeded; he
would at the :.• • that thud paythe
note In fu11.:," • • out Mr: Patshit's
money Mr. N. would have lost
his farm eat' .• ;mai 'bees; made a
beggar. As .: the Incitiey Mine;
at the right I ,- and with ithe feed
able lawyers • • . won the.stilt, com
pletely drk I t ! at Mr. , 'South.. ,Af
ter getting 1 , -. ..: ow or hia whole
property alp . '• g• In business
every day fist .1 d 'Mr. North dn•
with Mr. ' triptithO NO kindly lent
him therm ..,y wben everyone; oven
his own w • told-Wallis was a. !fool
and would ;: it "la - What -would
our readers' .. e done?
_ There we several plans proposed
by the net bole. , -One ' was o 'be
honorable a bit and pay the in-'
L
terest its it, Aine,-and• pay' the
note when- thawed. • That's the
Ile tibllitui Vii ; I t'..l t ....,., ,
Chet weatosarto Mr:Patriot,
Fain eble to peytiair aiote.now,l. but.
yob tic u lee hataiSMO, lied tbet's
ti.lll , n pet l ed.q , 'ls Ire° the
naine)l . ^As am;th•dotible Matto me'
I=kt then. arid saved Methelwis ofall
had,' but for ell that* . en mai " let
me have $7llO, and that s all I shall
= o ot rented take & st e m imdtgobstais in
own price. That's the Dem • ••aM
Farb% • • ~..
ustai l
iratook um 40 4 p 17.
Altaratekkt,'-fthe enet
sthettetelt the 40011,11 4(
not well to bo over anxious
tog from the insmorteildirld morn
ohetettit‘the.littnroghilles
Yes rtiolett Want; to OW APO 4 11 4
asintltiffit:POSOlßr VPISV
„ b ird th Y
yoixiti v e i tto t taie
ou over ClOn - and
wat#2._ 14 11 AURi viwit sioP
Mrnit Y ato Jeveetwltiebirnia
irste beeti tcrsl,oool
*lll pa** Mite Ind takelt-up.-- ,
Thatleitndrevilohniagandthe miov
.Irablookt dotard netratir hog the of.
;tottery to snythat.lbor 7'etA 09 1 4
Pow the .American People, *a l
Mm President on =mineof hie new
'ernyto pay u q,z; r
-:, .I.ziyie s iVie t i...4: t ;1'
7605114:-Letbei. I iiits
41,1sestily=alhuallaeleap.
.bim 41tHaim *NAY,
_Ps.asomea, bombs beargralWl is MO =Mr
111110111.rasbhol tai astute
luwww"k=liatr aws4 ihm
Norm irM,Pisents ONO
to 'indent:Dad. • -
,vp.i.garfti , tubtjteiettet ,
kal,serigoasti di li le%
140141 ted
.0414e.v01d es Id
. 11.pp=o prop.
‘'nertoutilarrti=po=ll7, to rti r
.A. 00N, Troobtdirs, zwei —ii•• •
I A,
avec'
is ilt
. ,i
re 7 fon , WVW l-48.4.
10114sioessedat •
oftp
oa "7 ° lv P e Mll2l C.AoClarfato.
!E7
Itis the
minuet
• 1111chaft Grim lit the Cowl et Comma
• Pleas of „ikons sate. N 4
"li:.l"rttetulid h. Co. la March I', ISM,
. .
• •
. Qetotter 19, Ma, co ;cotton tae Covet give:Judg
ment solaat defendant. lime day Mar aotAttff•
davit of MM. befog .toed rale ea Ma Prottmo
tary to smog Medan/gee to the above me.
. So* ill boretiyAveis Alit
,the
damages to be se m i nal' it tea t*tlteenterfe/ vein; es the
Illth day of Damedetv. IstAidll (Mock. • /d• •
JOHN CA1:1011 , AV.
..-'We
reliable
log
sad
Will-
LR
ECTION MOEICIL ' • • ••
'
litteioaaaMatnt or Maws DeerwrEL
, Mar Dasoteroi, Dee. 9. NM
8101E1101de* of the' Naticroal Hint of
InteCoasty an beret, nodded that the Amid
areetlag orab, eledlen of aloe Direeton for
the etamlog year, 11111 be held- at the -Masan
Hodge fa New taw Oa tilt .w oad Tuesday
of. January ne t the r ldth day between
Soma anodes o iied , twodetect of the
mud _By cetera the Baud.
Dec. 9, MO: EDWARD ROOM; INebter.
Adlsa
Malletk—iettere of Ad
a. 0g606 to the estate of tlatesal Mead.
1 Nu 01 JP.: Meant. CORM!. 44F.
ceased, ha vingbeep Emitted to the undersigned,
reldlorto del of Plttsborgh.neltheur 01111-
IVIPL. Wow hostoisey shams or desioods.
solast the estate of saM decedent are requested •
to make boons the same to the undrigusdost
or before dig *Was, of Jimmy mut , and those
14:°="4.17 CT;
artih Nn: Margaret May. la Ewer. the week
fa
fa Deanober. sionw. DEUX, Adam.
B
ri e
mUteourilL,;—Acconot orrecelots and
ts by gelboel Directors of North
reerw.w.H*khiPe ju'em•
To cub au timid ogeatiarealtet • . •
WE Sat the years 18H418@1, 18G6
u p! 11 . 8 . 67 m per kit teftlemeat 461117"--44*C2
Ammo mad bowie deeme d , .2,5410
By intekit an mime ' • 1111,0' • '
*y,sernum. Wilke/ sod, Dangturi-
ty /Wormlike' • • 'MAO -
Vrosnottspasdry knibidaalo - VAC ,
By treuuremeokmkeloo, I&OG
By error la essememM: , ; - 11.00-4.00.18
40no 10,-1801L, ,
Tooth at} ImLlld amioutitate*ng
:flvom.rebre•flat _that 'bine ato*l't Ltan
roam It Mends 7tkuoa s
'•'"- • • 3412rWAIINOCIll 7 •
• 4 ,- * ROUNIR.- • A/OAM/
.. 61 ? 1 .•!'"F ir " .
liry Goods.
FALL COC.II?S.
DRY. : {QO.D.S.
IMMENSE STOCK. AT'
J. W; BARKER Az CO.'s.,
.111arkil Street.
Mill
EMU. _
!Anon, : . 1 :
• elntim , , ,
• i_
Drnscr- (3111'.(1s,
Cassiineres,
tqllrtinirs„
.
•
• Prints.
Jenn 4.
-And DOUSt.nitNISHING GOODS
Primmaunt
And Cite : ties', for Ladle,. Gents and Children
Cleoluruf all mateilede, on hand sad ado to or
der.
'1 teach Ifer6oog; an wool. fall width. 11101C0 col
way. To can& formerly $l.OO.
Wates ? ProoGg. good R 1 . 00:
Whits Blaaketr..tOsa, all wool. $4.00. •
Nat Wats, at 10%
•
tem . ir osess
Coatrry. of
M irav atchas,.. .npplkd
w by drain pat
No cot easten Tate".
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS!'
MRS. E H DEACON,
a.Jett received select assottssent t f ran
Goode Which ohs oars to dm public at' the law
est • posathle rata.. The stock embraces every va
riety or
411 . eilleman's ifoolet Book
Pbin and Fancy ; Yarns; •
E!EM
.Ho4l'. SKIRTS., VEIL STUFFS,"
CORSETS. HANDKERCHIEFS. COL
1411S. GLOVE CUFFS. HO-,
' EMHROIDERIES,
COLORED CAMBRIOR, ,;
' - • ' LACES,. PAPER '
• *". MUSLIN.
Mat aisoriiiibeit or
LAINEfi 3IISSES, A ND DOYB
•.. • . .
A. 14 14 EC A. - T
erbkli ydllktr tefAefeed u the seasoiaiieensoor.
- a - eoathotities of tbe netniniga of
Orlainimind the potgle generally. Goode not
pa !Modest. be bad at twenty-roar L oan' node*.
1- OALL *AND EXAMINE.
spa ors TUE rillce.
Stkivi; OpciAite the U. P. • ti - tmlnazy,
t Septet • „
GargAT.AOlOlllOl, l ll MALE,
The cloiniiir
wi Wen ti .ut rely etas Union Ce . olb
1,) n tbe mold oa en Auction an ing •
lf°/%"i - toi'nn; /:!ett ) . 28thl
AT I creuxx, P. II
- • - the *loci consists
Tants and Vats. - ;
8111 9eidas,
tutiteliiiiillitiskstitit*
:f'. --:;:-4,74.08.'..00,146.."'::.:.:
• - I; •
sab to coatlass evarg i: =4:Out
tag ml 1110 turbots stalls •
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moecet—ii•
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1 - .•
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ME
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iThili t litintirdlOSCßOYS
No. Splendid *qu
Bakst. Piga Nun Chrest, $14.61
No. IC Nplesel ire 091111, VMS
NO. OPlrnali bat" Pen 1 11 4 , LU0 91,.P 3 A4 1
~ ,F rukinklarlor Staves',,,
o:1 Tirlor; a Mi hes , T.
f t MILAMIIII .
itibbo if i or, - : .. • Ali
0, 8,, ,»
• 15.00
thillidd-1001 , 1 'valor
C
dAi •cAi
l i i i isit
bees
• .... Enameled.
,Giiite Fronts; ,
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. ,„
Fenders. ..
Freesia Sheet iron thmtmerfteses,
Plata Kainseked.
• wll' Oreviental Centre, LAO
IMAMIX IP'ill7llllllllT.
ENGINE & REPAIR SIIOIP
' Thritoi wedded to! Wirral ay Wile at itowa
lo t = mov w ib, W4 MOM mond dr 'ordeal
.lam rowed to war.
lan ea
4 Mod Wilmot pianos amist"
gises . chcr Ras, sad am mooed to Ipak.
a 0 daocr4Wkow on tempi.
abh,
l'n
M the latest. myles ant with an the modern tm
(*mom , • ts, whlth I will sell st modern rates.
these Is the GREAT REPUBLI. Tills
linereTsab en extension top. whiek three I C t a large
surface without taking up. much nom, mull It is
now looted upon as one of the bretanel most aeon
otaleaLstcrees swittalemiess Did sad le more diva.
ale them other In use. Tisefollow persona. after
hating need this stove fora cousifemble length of
time. may be reread to in proof of what la bete
said:
Dr. Isaac Winans,
V. T. Renuedr, •
Ell Reno,
John Watson.
Mrs. (Mo. Palls.
Capt. J. 8; Winans,
William Pagers,
Joseph Da rling)
SIZT:
Robert McGowan,
Joseph Blackmore,
Mrs. Joseph Mullis,
'Mrs. Wm Wad
-Dr. J. D. McCreary,
Mllo N. Miller,
David Leek's.
Capt. Jams. Roney,
Dr. C. R. Tuttle;
Williams Reed.
Kelly Ranter,
John Mclamghlin,
Samna Tmrlor.
Dr. Jot. t e te r, elson.
Thome
Joint Donlan.
Milton Davis,
Marcus Baldwin,
David
John 111 L .gtcan,
J. V. Wham.
Mrs. Rote. Anthems,
blayi t ,
tram Carr
Kato=
Cap lFrankilm.
es Johnftoo,
Painael [candy.
George Evans,
Jobs Jackson,
Haiteelkwienes,
Mrs. RePhillopy,
X.T. Reeves.
Wiliam Room
1!1 ,s 4 Diawt
- Piper Folks's, tr.;
1=
SZMIM
EiIIE
to r. s
Ho.. 111
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zpog Are rill Gria
MEM
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=MD
.11, Pilau Itt
13, • NITTOOP.
14, Farley "
t. without Rod.
Rt, Phtia Rod,
31. Iktx, without Red.
Is. . "
1.00
• VA
AG Waft Warranted. Gino ine Atha
thorn
MaRitICIEI CO.
I=l
TN pAr.t.firrcoN,
BEAVER COUNTY, PA.
PLOWS AND PLOW CAPTTNOS
I hays all tat best plow patterns that salt nth
111111411 t LOOM which la the "Weal Weiters."
shirt big been Ise plow of the comity he the hit
fifteen ream Al.. i.ott all other Plows :lOW or
preciosity In sae.
storEs smrm.
I hava on band and will contlndo to nutmeat
Ws a lazy. astortntent iii
COOKING. FRANKLIN t MUTING STOVES,
taboo Richardson.
James McGehee. '
Capt. Woodson Glenn;
Thorns. D 1.16.
Samuel Murphy,
Mho lloldeldp,
illoun Stowe,
Mo.. Fatima..
James McCawlC.
Samuel Dunlap,
Thompson Johnston,
Mr. Crawford.
Mrs. Rev. Stephen..
Jonathan McKenzie,
Jte k Z d Ka i Ln i, i gt is , .
t.
Solomon Fronk,
James Knowles,
David Wham..
Richard Staley,
Joseph MeFerran.
David arm
George Wilson.
Jams Thompson,
Mrs. Qy,
Ilantsem ua Reed
laltoe Reed:
Raton Grove,'
William Croft
nimble:lon bugle.
James Galley.
ROW
Thomas Ikedslaw,
MD. Bradshaw,
Diann Reed.
Daniel Maxwell,
J. W. Panklnsmer.
William Wegner.
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!pmMrlehell.
mt.
•
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=
& PHILLIPS,
AIIC'rIONEERB
ADD
COllllll6OlOlll
I Opera. Hoak Auction Roca,
No. GO Fifth Street, PittAborgls.
Boots, Sisosoi inmost', Dry Goods
• • and Notions
AT PIPITATDS ALE DAY ADD ZWYNO.
•''
IMALL ABM inarrini ' IgaiMIIMPIL—The
entlersigned *lap leave to „WWII Ids Mends
and the public generally that betairpat reeetred
• sew stack .ot gobdw of, the. last styles he
baring and Summer, wear ,whlett lwvan at very
FULLXIBIII4VG
rrrotrin
G9ODS.,
• CONSTANT_IX ON ELAND..
Otattang rod* to drier ea Do aborted. motto.
Thaaktal to timp public far Put gal , '" I bar ,
by dodo snood= to barman to wit a ovation.
noes of thy
.613150. • •
DANIEL
.1111b0SWAMIL R '
ARID P. 4
Itorltehi ir • badly maMirk itiollOtt mod -
oat wooer. War/stool owl to ma •
world t Hui So 'otrentrtltOr 014 rods oup:vi
cNsrtnt
itottat=ter= i ft • Cu
lt*: Try Me so Ito AI,
WO/ItiCittollk "QM. NOW.
I St *
lei 11 1.1 tf l$' %dirl IN4 D I S
4 = -
1 bk addiellainre os := 7 . l %. lloll4llllllM
kit alk IP&
hhe lko ; Ir.
fe=initurpoor tot •• la
them. 11108 . C pi n
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ANA VILA PHOSPUATL
rtg 4 t r ga i g ' rr aimpr o u.y, c p, .
MT!
ENE
Coititaiiiit*per vesit.'of
I
- mint art
An am* q ytog re ty (litho:nit
l
qt t• QM vet 1•4 ■ isixe imams d
Sioni,rhisspiwteof On,
Toretber with POTASH wl {SODA, UMlAls•stlal
telesoeuta of a
"
' umitrint.
• ' •
I/NI,
_llSSllarinetbnAr it le MY by
as by won termini an on* ft la prefer
male fen MOW Ils• we'reersatiut • eet
rfgalta_Pyr no; bead ;Of an,
Ain Vele Inaba Oniony. Vt
=l•l4l7—.Nver Met.' , . r, •
11•11
101 S
OA.
17. W
MED
=-Sias
lits
11114,EsToRrit
. )fiootyie old
?,
. will quickly restore Gray Hair
to itinituril color and bauty,
aad produce luxuriant groWth. It is
pe.4*tly harmlesS. and is preferred
over every other preparation by ,
those who have a be head of hair,
as well as those who wish to restore
it.. .112~ beautiful, glow and
intp.s*.to the Hair =keites=
WEI
L==Zl
Vow Sabo - 107 :3;11 Dragglista.
DEPOT, 198 81 RIGS ST., N. Y.
numONEDD4gt.
MOOREIV DEMO lITOWE4
IN BEAV-Elt
May be Nana the bast mat at
DRITGS,
Me CI. 1 112. OSE ;
CIECHAII:IC A T
Ptraatii.:
o Es, -.WINER
And 13rn.ndies,
Pp,into,
DYE STUFFS:
TOILET AItTICLM; SOAPS
BRUSHES.
PATENT BIEDICI-NES
In great •auirty, all of lb...hest quality. and sold
draper an am be bonght at any ocher
Drug atom to the
• county.
Duponeo•. Female MIL.. 71S cwt.. per bus
Chceaeman'• 4 ll; el.
The Lergevt Stock of
LAMPS • LAMP TRIMMINGS. LANTRRNS,
STATION/MY. WLVDOW GLASS 6 PUTIT.
Ever offered outside of the city, at Moore'■ Drug
Store, and sold cheaper` num can be bought any
elope.
. .
..
_Let those who doubt Ibis tall and see, and they
Man doiabt no mono. . .
•
PATTEUSON,
II"AoJoao!, Dealer and Mamtradvrer aJ
BOOTS 101.10 ES AND GAITERS,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES
NO. 91 FEDERAL STREET.
ALLEGHENY, PA
Application, tbr Central and Weatern Pennayl
Tanta he made to B. S. 111.18 SELL, Manager.
eetleml. - Harrisburg. Pa.
J. R. BAgitaTT & CO., troprkotssa.
lislilaNial22l, N. E.
R. W . It.W:SNODGRASS,
witomNALE
.IDBATCK3I-IST S
CORNER' OF
Federal nal Loom* lereettooillogb my )
. (Pint caner below Depot.) -
D e fli
LEADS, PAINTS,O.ILS, VARYTADER,
DTE-STUFFS, DRUGS, CHE3I7-
I'AI.S, PROPRIETARY MED
. MIMS, FOREIGN, aid,
DOMESTIC PIGOU- • ;
• MERIES, SO4PB,
TO/LET ART!.
MRS. PAX
• CY GOODS.
• , , ite. •
PWEUREt
allek 3111**.tr and Jeturaer.
111 rd sine; Banti, PS. um rmo stUelning J.
C. Wllikon's officaj OW watch... and throw
annetera molted and • warnmted. Xneraitat
dons broader. The aruonage , d_..the ; rblid
solkitad, and .athancdon gannalte.*.• U."'Ul a
tparraLtni.
DElllllVirliY—Tbe anderilisedld
boom Abe eitimew d Bauer
N
and e=" ii r e that be kee opened an ones Is Des-
F . 15. of Webster He be, bed
aawsiddsbborusleiss Is tbe deaden. and
lawn blsaself to be able tsglore general diktat-
Ocal Is Ids isslores..
op — ollea be the old **Unlade [Wel" bald
ing. Tided street. Be Ter, Pa. All work warrant.
pcmweasosr. - 0081101t.X.
tell 17.
luttierlinni. -
. .
romfierxszi,
--Wad Igrest..iiirma. Pa. LOC.;/:
Orneig.) Ham last retunsed nay Ma, "bar*
be Ms loft opal iluzelaraio weer
w ip=
"glatu,Mea.
?,Liptio of 1
SIAM=
4
INIEMI
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• f, ,
J. Cross LCo s.
ILOCIIESTEIL PA.
row, ANnCONPLETE
DRY GOODS ,
1
i
j
FUNNELS.
Plain Fishnets,-13 0r4 1 1 1 :Aiin4 1 1,
- • . tiPPAPC4, II4,
'Merinos,
Ginghamc,
Shawlg,
Gloves,
BALMORAL :SKIRTS,
MENS' AND BOYS' WEAR.
CARS MEARS, DORSKINS,
READY MADE SIIIEYS AND
Da.twans.
Z4BWATYLBSAND CIIEAP
MEI
Boots and Shoes
• larger and better ►took than •e bare free
beton!. kept. Mania' and edge', , Woe.
y lean' and ebildrrate Moen and Own
bbare. Jost bought, jot
FOR SALE LOW.
HAI,RDWARE AND NAILS
1202^33
GLASS; QUEENHWATIE
Bacon,
Grain,
)lour, ' 1
Grain, our, Balt, Feed, dc'.,
We bus often and keep air , Flock fall .o.t
[rook, always Navin: .otoetbior moor lo ntkou
tootmnero.
S. J. CROSB &CO,
Rocwasirmk Oc t . kb. IBl6g
J.
ir. Uaammikad.
Flour. - Feed, Heal, , &o
Grain of ail Mods boaltit Ow nisi...A good o
oortioest of Ow alllooont. 0
d 4- Of logototo ii•
*aro on hem.. An roils ellvomf when do
Coot
Call tad nese Cesseetieut Amt. seer the
Public Scitool belay, in Babette.. N.
7nult•R
l am, Mittaboingli Steal Notate Regisier
CROFT & PHILLIPS,
goelfsiete Agate end Brokers,
•,, PITTSBIJEGIL PA.
DOM./PAM 10 0
TO AIgrAMESS II"
actin".
rest. .1.) n.:3.
KS
MI
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• '
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Delaineg,
Prints,
Hosiery,
C-AwroN FLANIin
==IE
MEI
HATS' AND CAPS
-A. I-. MI 0 ,
Oar usual Stock of
Oils,
Paints,
WR BUT-PLUSH AND BULL (Lost:
CALL AND SEM,:
11,1 i ALL infDtl OP.
IS PUBLISHED BY
.01111eo No. 1121 Wearlb 11.
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