-fat 1' .1.1 . z.j- sJzt :7- : mm i mm iiiJii i ; i i . mmmmmmm&'mmsffm-' . w.- m u . . VTIKK Editor ana lMiblislier. ,4 HE 18 A FREEMAN WUOM THE TRUTH MAKES FREE, AND ALL ARE SLAVES BESIDE. Terms, 2 per year In advancr )LUME 4. EBENSBTJEG, PA., THURSDAY,. DECEMBER. 15, .1870. NUMBER 4G. ...Five First Prize Medals Awarded the ;i:s:at JiiL 11.UUUU 1 11114 aJS H a n u lac l cry. (, KNABE &, CO., uanui'irturers of Crsnii Square and Upright jfaltiiuoro, rl. - i. - inn-:it have been before tlie pub !ih 'i'liii-t vcais, and upon their c.-..,tt-ia.''t tin i''"" '' prr-fin- V'lkil lik'llel.llcc.S tuctii unequalled. rJOM2 ... i,-i r. sweetness niul lino tdn.yr- n ... ,,... it neriTv nf It tiii.:i- ;Vt., :;U tluar-Uoiit the entire scale. Torcn , ,,; ..'--lie. ii.i.l entirely free from the f,":'n.i'i many 1 i -t i ., ,aia!!ril. usinsr none but the vt ry ; ,.'.'. 1 tin- larjrc ca pi till em 1 ' cnaliliiiir u to keep coiilinu- . ,. .f. r,, ... ..... ,,i,i. i. iuiar' I'laiton have our New 1 1 ' ii... ....... it-. iT.l No . I. Al-t.aiia m- Ilecommeiitletl itd Hudorscd by over Seven Hundred Doctors. ML LAWRENCE'S Compound Fluid Extract of KGSKOO! THE ORIST HEALTH RESTORER ! 1871. . The World. 1871. The j-ear 1S71 bids fair to be one of the most important and fruitful in our political history. In it will be shaped the g re: it issues on which The Buccaneers of the Adriatic. Daring the year 18:34, '35, and '3G, there were many daring piracies com-. j secretly during the night. Close by the The Gray Mare In (lie Garret. brie lay a small felucca, with seventy-five ! T .. . , . . , men mure secreted m her bold ; and when ' , i . ., , . . : ,i i, it . , ., e , i lieculver, dedicated to the blessed Saint the ian-er vessel liaa made sail, the felucca M , th I'resi.lentkU clveiiou of JSV2 must turn. It ! mi,,fl ,.non thp w,ltPr) "r Armii 1 K u " ' "1: IC'urea iMarv hun" manv ppnt.iriM .i a ni- Will be Oil er.i of new nolitie.il r.n.wv in ft... " u "alc,a u "u'"u11' i fV.11. Ninth. TVhlrri. fnl Thft Iirt limn in tu-U(. vutir SLi.i 'iti,l ti..cifltr nrwi lt.li.,rk f I tliro tlt rfirri'nr tt t pcrttn lloma Marw ter of a mile, which distance it had been h . i c " . , ... . , .-, . alaycote and her two children, of whom mrrtHtl &liniill Iia Lpn, fr.unl until tlia limn I . ' Xt ii Secret uacl. 33cdiciiic -l oi iiiiila around Hie Uottle. FKH'AKED SOLELY BT 1IM A.i ' Mr. w,,.iK! iill special atte ntion to our , Vv, n 5!IAN 1'lANOS ana i'-'-V'c.l! WHS. Patented August li, (uC, :i:taiat'.i. ;irer perl'eetion than S,' PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR 5 YTAFlS V.-l.-vi- iiU'l" ariat'iiieiits lor tlie ante ,',r'r I','.'"'' f. r the most (Vlel.rated Hoi: i:;'.i .v s ..! Jf 7.x oiucoxs, Vv. ..I'll' WUnUalL-and Ketail, at Lowest li:t' U1I.L1AM KXAI1K A- t.. li.Vl.TIMliUE, lxl. , !-.0.-;n:. moval am. i:nlai:gement. OOKING STOVES, , HE AT I IMG STOVES. 1C0PPER&SHEET-IRONVVARE. il posss-i-m of t!icn'w- .-1U' V." i r .'.i v !,.,..vnt!v t: , ;i. nr.iin .Hi. ii- t.t:.itPir on tlljfn ,'.'i.'i.r i :(-t i f tn- Bank and nearly iMi'airi 1 1 iiif, i ae mi sen ht is i ;h:::i e it to Iran " i :n t u re all :.. HN.i nl-PKi: ;ui-t .-!IK1:T-1U N" i.'i..f v.V.ieP will lie tunii.-h.ed to , i -- l.nnst living n i.-i s. ,-:!.it" nl?n proposer, to kiep a full v..:!; u a.ol lliieni oi king. Parlor and Keating Stoves if t'.ic ip.cst.ai'proved lesiyiis. -: !'oI'Ti.V; and HOOFfNT. nw.'.c to onlrr a.n.!it.-l -feet in niaiiufaetiireatid lj'.a .1. i::.r.li;!N('i ti .in jit 'y attended to. . . hi ,v .il.!:'- i v His- will be dune l i'rht and r'i :;!. :'.i:d all STKVKS and WAI.'K so! I iva Iv .l'-penued n eon u to qua! it y and t i s u:'..!. l - 4.1 ii: priee. A e i.T ', una nee .i ri-' ! ii.n roi'.nsre re-pect fully snliei- .,! r.-i ftfort will in.- wanliiiif to render en--"i.-l'.:ctii.n to all. v a r.i.ir: lutkingeu. .r.-:.:ir.'. .K-t. IS. !.-ti. Dr. J. J. LAWRENCE, OROAXIC CHEJJIIST. BOIES' FANCY FURS! JOHN FAREIRA 7IS An il SI., Mid.-'.le of the Hioek, be! m en 7 r ti ami sth St.s., Soiit h Side, miLAi-n-xritiA, Importer. Maimfae turer and lealer in u.i kinds and iji.aiitv ' I-AXtr E i its .. Fi.)l: 1.AIWKS' A IIIL llULX'S WKAlt. ijf? Having eulnru-eil. re " model'ii ami in:piov- r- -- -"'' lllv ol land fa'or ubiv known I'm K.m-r.-s i.i!-rf,..l a verv larsre and V-liif Kit theiiitlcrent kinds of in Kurope, and have; had ' V tiie iii.)st ski.li'ul workmen. I '-;!' in iie my friends of I'am-i-a; : ties to eail and examine .'..I 1 1 .e:i 1 1 1 i fn I iTwiriim-nt .if (jv '"w pi i. esns any oilier ie- '' I'-.i.-v :u tin eiiv. Ail l'urs 'ar--"ii..-i.. j.i,..,.!1ti,ti1,IW to eti'eet sales. JOHN PAUKIUA. Ai.. !i .-r Piiii.Aii:i.i'niA. r. ..I a VTV .i'.;i:. ,i r STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE BY PURIFYING THE BLOOD, RESTORING tuk LIVER and KIDNEYS TO A HEALTHY ACTION, AND INVIGORATING THE NER VOUS 3Y.STEM. This is the Secret of its Wonderful Success in luring, CONSUMPTION in ITS KAULY STAGES, SCROFULA. SYPHILIS, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, CHRONIC Illl E V il AT1SM, N EURALGI A, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, -ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, HUMORS, LOSS OF VIGOR, DIS EASES cf the KIDNEYS and BLADDER, AND ALX. DISEASES CAUSED BY A BAD STATE OF THE ELOCD. It thoroughly eradicates every kind of Hu mor and Had Taint, and ret-tores the entire sys tem to a healthy condition. It is beycm. ques tion the FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD ! ! Thousands have been changed by the use of this Medicine from wi nk, : iekly, suffering' crea tures to strong-, healthy and happy men and women. Invalid? canned herdtate to jrive it a trial. Xo Medicine has obtained su-h a great repu tation as this justly celebrated compound. FOR TESTIMONIALS From Physician, Eminent Divines, Editors, Drvyrjiais, Merchants S'C, see K0SK00 ALMANAC fob this yeau. South, which, for the tii-ist timo in twelve veartu comes unfettered into a natiouul canvass ; and an era of confident hope to the Democratic party oiTiywhcre. The pupei-.muated issues on whitrh the Kadieal party have stood are pas. in otit of policies, and the blundering imbcvil ity ami pit-.tii'ate oxtra ajranee of (ieneiitl tirant's alministration need only to be faith fully exposed to turn the tide of public feeling stronyly ayainst it. In this, the frreut work of tin eominir year. The Wiihld will act no Pee olulary part. Its location in the fiieat focus of national commerce and intelligence, the fresh ness and abundance of its news, and its recog nized position as the leading: orjran of the Dem ocratic party, lay upon it a mission and npos tb ship which it will discharge with niiUinchinfr lioldness, vijror, tididity, and zeal. It will be in constant counsel and communion wit h tlie tried Hudei s and sagacious statesmen of the party in ail the State? of the t'nion, cordialiy co-oper-iitinjf with them, and they with it, in buihiiiiy up the party in order and unity ; healing differ eiu't ., in vitioir and. eneoumjrinjjr new proselytes, arid lefidtuic on. the party as a bold and unbro ken phalanx to the great triumph which awaits it in l.s'.:. The t:hare a)ott"d to-Tub Woftt.n in tins com bined and disciplined movement of the Democ racy, in their onward march to victory, is tlie dissemination of political tint Ii ; a work w hich can be fruitful oiily in proportion to the extent of its circulation. We ask Democrats every where to aid us in scattering the ond seed broadcast over the whole land, during: the pe riod which is so important iu referenbe to tUo tomituf harvest. AS A VEHICLE OF NEWS Tuk Would (now iu the eleventh year of its existence) has always held the first rank unions' metropolitan journals. Its news on every topic it' interest, political, commercial, literary, so cial, domestic. an. 1 foreign, is always fresh, abundant, various, and accurate, comprising: the whole circle of current iute!iine:ice, always rendered with such promptitude and spirit that the paper has a lnrjreaiid mcreasmsr circulation anions' political opponents for its superiority in tli.jt-e respects. AS AN ORGAN OF OPINION Thk Would is fearless, trenchant, indomitable; ardent iu its advocacy of sound Democratic principles, unsparing in its denunciation of po litical abuse3 and corruption ; and not conlminy its discussions to mere polities, it takes a wide ranjre, touches upon a jjrent variety of subjects, and !.iins to lie a safe trnide of public opinion on all topics which cnrae public attention. It drives conspicuous prominence to trade, com merce, and tinanee, and on these topics invites comparison with any other journal published tit the commercial metropolis. Sea, and mostly upon the Italian coast, !......,.. i.f tr,.. v:..: i: uci..-w run i ciiiiu ai;u ounim. n,l li..l,l ll-.nfm.,l .;i .:. J These depredations were committed upon I fiiP ,... .fh? hp-IO stli() (fl ! this singular story is lelated. The pic ve&sela of all nations, and the pirates al- i nortj wajs came out m boats. pel would be boarded oti the head land of Lore to ; and to morrow, above Ancona ; and yet people had reason to believe that one uang did it all. Various expeditions had been fitted out against the bold and daring buccaneers, but wiihout avail. Once, in the bummer of diers, and sent out it out Ancona ad J- uw Ul i oiwu , J .UU , . , . 111 O tiirA U'ua rififArail l.n i, m.l m n c 1 . . . 111 II v.v , vw.t.ll UY CI V.unaill nuuu DUC iv:i?-fl C4rirl vv 1 1 . n clia leiit r'i.liAil a . . To dav a vea- ! . . , ' , lf , . t , , worked with her own hands. - noiiir. h'hiui nan wav nr-iween i.oreio iinii , Ancona, she saw tlie boats coming oil. 'i-i. .. .1 i:i. i e .i... . , . ' ' , . , , i master ol the lioumhinii city ot LuiUer ward : so when she put down ner helm . , . . . - , , , .. , . . Her husband, Sir Cavalierro Maj'cote, was, in the year cf 1140, a rich burjzo- btirv tboilfrli l,o rnwbb.l b.fforliy ii tfrt and Btood out to sea, her headway was ' , $ , ,. t , . .. . n., . . . 3 . , ' lair town oi lleculver, living at the sillii but si!'it 1 he boats ave chase with a ! e , ., 7 . m -ii .. . , , , , .of the 1 arcquet, in the Matket llace. will, and in hall au hour they were along- ., ,;f,; .,.r.,i t.., SW1. lini tbrt r.ir-iteo n ihn niiiiihor i.l llllu 1 0 u5, a small vessnl was filled with sol- : . . ... . . ', . , ., . , 3 desolated the south-west quarter of Kent, e . , ., , . , ,, r ' and among others he fell sick i iii'v vv m - fliii-'f iivr i i r iirit u iiiii t i itpp .1 l J ,1 i J -o" .w.v-., UP ,1 ,,iee more thev beat a hastv retreut coast for some weeks, but the pirates did ; The adventurers did nut seek to slay the I er fL' nut show themselves. One ..hemoo.i she ira,es untieceS8a, u for lhey had a mure passed the hli4h j romontory cf- 1W J n lant ol ,:ec t itvievv. thotizh his wife, Mary, who also fell sick of the test, never recovered, but to ull appearances Monte Santo, and in two hours after wards, a.Vcuitiao brig was boarded at that point by four boats, and robbed of ever) thing i-he had on bond worth taking. The Government vets A got the news, and put back ; but she could tiud neither the pirates nor their boats. Thus matters went on until the spring iportant object Meanwhile the felucca had kept in fdioie, as though afraid of the boats ; and the usual period had elapsed she was buried in the vaults of the church at Keculver dedicatd to the blessed Saint Mary. She was buned, as the custom . .i : i.. i i i ... I . ouu h luu pua c .. U..S m.c , tLfcn wa8j whh Ler jewelle(, ring3 on h(?r them to eet out ot lw.-r way. The brio's i ringers, and most of her rich ornaments on boats were all iu readiness five of them and as soon as they could be launched, the crew filled them, and started in hot her person. These tempted the cupidity of the texton of the church, lie argued with himself that they were of no use to the corpse ; and he determined to possess them. Accordingly he proceeded in the ilead of ni 'lit to ihrt VMiiIf whei-p tdin -iv i ivl.icli Iim(. ht-en run close in mum ;i boh! !. . . ... seventy-five well armed men concealed be- j . ., ut ,,. , fnr mierreu, anu commtneeu the work ot sac- ueath-the deck; and this craft tuok Ler e utecrewed way sou.hwt.rd along the coast. When f " e.crnv tl us unex lhe hdj he rempVed U aUu" off r-t'eonara -it ti e mouth ot the Esino I 1 P enernj bus unex- , anQ procccdeJ to ttar away the Oil 1 a.conara, at U.u mouui Ot me isino, j , j annear nt against I hem r but . ... . -3 four boats were seen cumins out lroin the f. 7. . " .. a . .. ! eurouu wuien interposea ueiwcen nimaua of '30. During the month of May, a : S(Jlt The piriiti'cul boats readied lh(5 few ptivate individuals, merchants of j Bhore filgt . but lhe crew of the felucca, Cei via, fitted out a small felucca, with liver. The felucca was a clumsy thing at best, for the had i.ot 5een sent out for the purpose of running away ; so lite commander had no lear of crowding mm imporium WM. P. PATTON, "aiaetiu.OA. U11i '.!.-, 1.... ami Dealef A I.l. Kl.NDS OF ri.i& pj t TI T71TTT "BTTmYTTl T?1 Price, ONE DOLLAR per Bottle. FOR SALE BT TBXC IRI.CI1A"L' WS1UIJG1STS Si tl3 5-20 S AND I88I'S BOICIIT, SOLD AXD I.XCII ANGi-l "d ir, Ciintoii Street, J''.'.YS7o!rY, J'.l. "A''-. i,v'"AM.s, "".UtllS. '-'I ll Sj-.-l S ;..i:s,:l s, !.!., 'ank t'lt tir.s. Wool, Skat ( maii:s, K i'uiikx 1 rn.viincE, Jii:i I.ouNfiKS, Mm KKSSKS, TkTk-a-Tktk.-', i T K X SI I N T. lil.t?, 1 ii.i n; T.tm.ts, I l IMl)Al;!S. ' '. ie., Jkc, ic, a.c, it., e. tVEHV DESiltirrlOX OF l.s tri.L AND HALL FURNITURE '." 111 e,-. n,.t stylt. ' i aim ( ii.urniakei s' and at fair materials of :,' , -: 1- iirniture delivered at auv v'.', J-'ati.-.vn m-ia Kailroad Station free : W.M. P. i'ATTOX. -- . ' li t. i;t, l7rt.-tr GOOD NEWS! UoL'tillT AND Soi-D AT SIaUKLT llATtS- COUPONS CASHED, Pacific Eailroad Bonds 510S02IT ASH SCLD. ti 1 1: w i: ee l y y o n ld. A larjre quarto sheet, printed thmhffliOnt in lare tjpP, and published every Wednesday mornin'sr. Anions its prominent features are: 1. Its very full and accurate Market reports, embracing "the Live Stock markets of New York, Albany. Hrihton. Cambridge, and Phil adelphia ; the New York Country Produce Mar- ket, and Ceneral Prodiioo Markets of the coun try : ana full refiortsor tlie ,ev t uik jinncy Market. Kaeh of these reports are coiajdied wit !i jri-eat care, and contain the latest uiiota tions that can be obtained up to the time of putting the paper to press. 'i. Its Ajrricul-.ral Department, which eon tains each" week articles on practical ami fcien tilic far mill? that are of jrreat value to A meriean farmers. A npeeial feature of this department, is a weekly summary of the condition of the Hop Markets at home and abroad. ii. 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Published Tuesday and Friday, is a lnrre cjuarto sneer containing an iiienuws imuiisura i in the Hail v Woim.d. with the exception or such local reports as niav tie of no interest to non residents of New York City. Its market reports are as full as those of the daily edition, and it contains, besides intrrestinjf literary matter, on Friday of each week a full report of the Farmers' Club. THE DAILY WORLD. Contains all the news of the day that can be obtained bv mail and telegraph from all ports of the world, and thorough discussions of all topics of iuUriett. THE WOULD ALMANACS. 'The Woitnn Almanacs" contain avast quan tity of xolitieal information or use to eer voter, and of such character as can be obtained in ihi oth.-r publication. In it are printed lull official returns" of every important election; the vote of New York State by election dis tricts, and of Connecticut hy towns, the name and votes of each candidate for each branch of the New York Legislature; list of members cf the I'nited States Senate and 1 louse, of Hepre seutatives; obituary record and list of impor tant events; a complete summary of political events durinjr cr.ch year; crop reports ; cotton statistics : acts of Congress, e., c. As a com pact political manual it has no equal. the in wcie td.owed to board before any demonstration was made. Then the men weic summoned from the huld, and the pirates found themselves in a tight place ; but they' were cool, brave men, and they retreated to their boats in good order, tuey uureu not stop lo consiuer. a hig Bdt wlmt wa8 Lig horror to call from their chieftain they started off, perceivo lLe corpse clasp her hand9 to. aiaswmpace, up IUB fcletu oiuu mat . hcr . Bnd f.uaU tQ bU eKcl jn ,he overhun! the beach, and by the time they j .,n;.. ir - ,i ....t. ti.. au no iear ot crowoing on :,, Slimm:t. the. crew of the i 7 . 7. , fall his sai'. In an hour the fjur boats , ,.,,, ' ! rF ua " wuuiu mpnoiu vver.. nlnn rciJe and in all thev c-ont-iined . . , . , , . ! its narrow bed. lie flea, shrieking, thro' were alongside, anu hi an incy contained . . ( rt t.art the mrates had the!., V n ..i f. i about iilty men. lhe trews ot three of aillill2 h4nJ for tliev wtr(i u8ed to lhe , '. ... rocks, and could select the best tuotho.ds ; I di ,:,.. of .fa . ....... but beyond this their parsuers were even ) ue forgotten. It was not until he SuC ,,a3 two sons who are young men, with them. h:nl the pirates bad good had reachcd his own door that he had but liey ,et "er w the wood, tthe Bays' quarter mile the start, and that was mucli ; 6u,Iicicut toura-e to look behind him ; Johnny is studying so" hard at his pro- in their lavor. Ihey fctruck oil tuwarua . ,ucn when he DeiCcjvt.d llo trace cf teMIOn lhat he Ub9 no ,ltne to lie,P eu the ioland town of Osiuio, and when they ; . ,.,,., av..:tnntnt ..t.b.i, i.,,i But I think his onlv studv is base balL &JALJUlt2U.lf LAltUUllll 1 UIV'I Urt4 0 JT r . . i . i i lVliile Jsquaww Au LUna by liill liking, u Iluy, A tquaw is an Ingin woman. . She is. generally the wife of a big Ingin man. SL3 does all the hard work. She raises corn, beans, potatoes, whibkey, babies, and other vegetables for her Ingin. She carries wood, makes the fire, cooks the" victuals and blacks his boots, while her big Ingin sits in the pallor and reads Li newspapers, or loafs at a grocery and talks "boss" to other loafers; When be comes home late at night, drunk, ha whips his sfjuaw because supper is not ready. A squaw works like a horse and . gets a lick in' for her pains. 15ut I sup pose she likes itj else why does the put up with U ? , , . liut I know a good many equaws among white people. They do all the work at home, take in washing or sewing, and support the family, including the bis Ingin, while he is busy drinking, or gam bling, or fhing. The white fquaws gen erally have a house full of young ones.- And they soon learn to treat her as their father treats her. She drudges in tho kitchen while her duughters gad about the streets, or sit at the window and look at the people, liut the white squaw does not want thiru to work. She wants, them to be ladies. Tliey don't go to . school, they don'twork. They have nu money, but they will dress well ; and after awhile they will turn out something else than ladiej. I know a squaw whose husband 13 A gentleman. He says he never did work and never will work. He has no money, but he walks about the streets with a cane and gloves. lie says he can't get into business. By that he means getting somebody to lend him tho money lo live on. Now and then he borrows five dol lars of somebody who don't know him. His wife takes in washing and does all tlie work She even saws the wood. r i .- . i,-,,r.,K,l,r . e ii,n ,,, T-":b. J ' "is pursuer, lue exciieuietii wuicn uau "v of them were slain, and the rest reached j their boats and pushed away. The crew j of the felucca might have done more dam- ! age by dischaiging their muskets upon ! lhe retreating foe ; Lut, as it was their j o'Je.t to give chase now in turn, and learn, if possible, whi.ber the rascals we:;t on shore, they put about, and got i us their sweeps The pirate?, fo; a while, seemed to have the best of it 5 but, by-and-by, lhe felucca's sails caught a fresh pulFof air, and she began to gain. The pirates ran up the river about two miles, where they left their boats, and took lo the shore, around to the westward ot the convent walls and then lost sight of them ; but within five minntes after the freebooters had thus disappeared, the pursuers were on the spot. They looked to the right and then to j the left, but no pirates were to be seen, j sunk sent-eless to the earth. In the meanwhile, Sir Cavalierro May- was surprised by the voice of his oid mau servant, who lapped loudly at his cham ber door, and told him lo awake and come forth, for that his mistress had ris en from the dead, and was then at the gate of the court-yard. "Bah !'' said Sir Cavalierro, pettishly ; could stand work $ it makes Lim wilt right dowm I would let him wilt. At length they came iu sight of the gray walls of an old Capuchin convent, and soon afterwards struck into the path there-j co(e wJ)U jjuj sjtipt carceiy a minute Joiy comes liome and swears at Let" to. The pursuers saw the pirates pass ,illwi.M1,i, ,,r I. ;e..b..jr 'o...rtft . ; because dinner is not ready; But eho . i .... says ue is in sucu u nurry to gel uacfc to his studies. There are many reasons for sayirg there aie white tquaws as well as red ones. . '. . Mr. Printer, you need not be afraid to print this, bevause no big login will take it to himself, and other people will find a great many logins that it will fit Folk ville Standard. Uneot two things must Have Happened : j h Jacob; thou ait mad or tinier me rascais naa buhk into ine ua u, xyxn , or tljuU art surtly in a dream. ur they had gone into the convent. As . tVhat thou saye!jt -,3 impopSiole. I should the laitcr seemed the most nrobabie. the ! i..,t; ..i.i ....... quickly disapj eanng wu l,in a thick wood. , olIiceri. ujaJe JUJ appiicat5on at lhe gaW . I I m nnrc.mra ivdm nnl hinr lu.lnnr HDn i . . llrfi . .. 1 .1. . I t:0 o ' m ..v. , u;i i tue oiu tjapucnin on uuiy mere snoun. . .1 .,ml.t ,..,! ..iter' ' his head, and declare.1 that the sanctity i Tfot, trot, trol, suddenly resouuded of the place must not be disturbed. He j high wyer his i,cadtrot, trot, Hot. i knew nothing of the evil men of whom : ..What's that V he asked of Jatob. j they spoke. ' ' j "I know not," replied Jacob, "an it J Now all this might have pas.-ed cur- ; be not youp jd gray msirQ iu ll)e garrct, i rent, and the officers have been a second ! -ir Cavalierro." the wood was thoroughly searched, but the villains were not there.. Beyond this wo.id the soldiers found a high hill, with a large convent upon lhe top. They made their way to this building, the site of which commandtd an extensive view, an thence pazed around upon the open i time turned away from the conventfor j They descended in haste to the court- A Sensible Young Man. The lata Col. Colt was himself a practical mci chanic. . By his will he left his nephew au immense fortune. ' At the time of liis death the nephew was learning his trade of machinist in his unc'.e's shop, working diligently in his overalls by day, eubject to the same rules as the other apprentices. Uu his uncle's death he became a million Stocks Bought j- SM on Commission Oidy. Accounts received mill Interest Allow e;l on Daily Italimcc. subject to clictl- lit Milit. "' Uu 'T.-ii-i,...l i -iiC'i, IntvinK- received and opened it Ml!. .M.I 1.1 ... Mi . Il USSOI l I11C111 OI A all and Winter Goodj 7 Of s. Satinetts, ioods of all 1 1 los. A 1 1 metis. 1 .11 st n Prints, A.,- Ac. Also. 1111 1 l"t IS. I'lKvillli.rH atei -proof, Dt reiit-n M, -r:imr, i- b rs am POL ,-. 40 fSotitlt THIRD Strectj Newspaper Advcrtisifiig. TEKM3 BY MAIL. WEEKLY WOULD. 82.00 15.00 25.00 27.00 50.00 55.00 'iKttw.i-,f-fi,haw',s' Veils, Gloves, ilosie :ti tii;,i..,''U:,C!? t",r Ladies' wear, todli- CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ltH .V. . .J' a full assortment -Ws!'..V. K h-ltlKS; Hardware. Oueens- OH atent Medicines. Are. : CAI1- .''lu,!:,..'"11.. unci all other ui-t iclc.uf ",,lulU; K'1'1 in a country IstoiT. V'J I . tT e l' djje our worl to ,tr VEUY LOWEST I'BICES, b ".,t r i'l tu2V1',V1!rlvo.a.oua -Muwalns as mer- patron- . c''"'iia. , . , ,,,r Vi,sl fvr.s wehot.e to tUi. .:... - a"d increase of mil, lie 011 rt"o, p. v. ,.V " HILLDS & SON - -1 . o, is7n.-t f. vKuiV-TY AGENCY. -u,-;..o.A.iiFnuY, ,,, V -..'.i-r o itt trr A m.K. 8-lL-tf.l A Hook of 125 c losely printed pnires, lately is sued, contains a list of the best American Ad ertisln;f Medium, jrivlnjf the names, circula tions, and full particulars eoneerninv the lead itijr Daily and W.kly Political and Family Newspapers, together with all those htiviuK larsre crireulations. publislatl in the int"rent of lteliyrion, Ajrieult ure, .Literature, &c. Every Advertiser, ami everv person whovontemplates beeoiniiiir such, will liud this book of Treat value. Mailed f to nny address (m i-eceiit of ." cents. J. mow :i.l. x- CO., Pub lishers, N). 40 l'ark How, New lurk. The Fittsbur-U (Pti.) Jcunir, in ts fspue ot May 29, 1S70, stiys : "The lirm of O. P. Howell & Co., which issues this interesting and valuable book, is the lartrest and best Advertising Asren-c- iu the I'nited States, and we can cheerfully i-ecomnioint it to rue attention ot ttiose wno te sire to alvertise their business scientifically and H.v!t-niatleally in such a wav: tlmt is, so as to secure the larjrest amount of publicity tor the least expenditure of money." TTEEP Ul THE FIRES! The sub- J-- s-riber ia prejmred to furnish IJLAIltf VILLF. anl MOUNTAIN CDAL of the very best qualities, in larjfc or email tpiantities, on tho shortest notieeaud at the most reasonable rates. Also, will attend toall klndsof H A I'LI S(l with pi-oniptiie.Hs and dispatch, and at as moderate iricei as any man iu the business. U, It. THOMAS. Ebensburff, Nov. 24, lT0.-3m. One Copv, 1 year Four eoi'ies. 1 vr., separately adaressscl . And an extra copy to g-etter up of club. Twenty copies, 1 year, to one address. . .. 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And an extra copy 10 fretier upm '"" DAILY WORLD. country, and upon the distant sea ; but in that coatltry religious houses are far j d and luokeJ up to tLe wiudow of aire but choosing a guardian to manago they couiu see no.niiig 01 i.ie pi. ; .yond the reach ot Civil lurce uau not i ids monertv. he cnntiimnd nt ,U h.Lc . . r . i- 1 - I - the. c. plain ut tne letucca uucovereu in. lc and behold I there was, indeed and served his apprenticeship. Now a: tins belt-same pretended tapucuin, a p' ; tue ray av mare with her head poked out he walks the room of his fine house, or rate who had boarded his Vessel not tWO ! f ,i. .v;r,(l,,w- onyin" down With her ibices his eostlv tenni hn bus i (insei.ioc- w . , C D I J , " . weeks before. He eave the signal, and the exasperated adventurers would not be stayed. They rushed into the yard, and in the inner court they found a score or more of the pirates just donning monkish habits. While a portion of our friends j at ,jie sl,-eet tratci great eyes on her master and his man, ness lhat if his riches take to themselves and seeming to enjoy very much her exalt- wing3 and fly away, he is furnished with ed situation, and their surprise and con- the means of getting an honest Ii vil. hood j sternation at it. and may make a fortune lor himself. Knock, knock, knock, went the rapper He was a greasy mechanic and is not 4.no 6.00 lt:U0 20.00 22.00 S10.00 5.00 2.50 12.00 li.00 ' 3.0H 1.00 20 tl.W -v3 ,&L D- ten'le'8 ls TVfOTICE. The public nrn hereby no- feumt v indv o4m fiZf'!,S 'lf ,i,,, l that I have this .lay loaned a voko 1 J N 'V,n, w .--J -'i on d c um h f'T'; f PTKKi. Daniki. S.n vm:, and all persons '-vol fh eu,T bJ fj, le , t ,h ,1 I arf ,-auUone.l ajruiitst nieddlinu' or interferinjf li,r-.S.llunn. w'irf , vrT'" V, '1't'' 'l1 l":.'l"'r,-v- F.D V AliD KING. "n, ttt w ard. Ln: 1 !. I Uui aside Twp., Clearlield Co., Nov. 27, lcT0.3t. One copy, 1 year me copy, 0 months One copy, 3 months ue coj'V, 1 year, with Sunday Edition. . . One copy, 0 months with .Sunday Edition One c'pv, :i months w ith Sunday F.dition One copv, 1 month with Sunday Edition.. THE WOULD ALMANACS. (Foii IsfW, ISfiil, 1T0, ANI 1S71.) Pinjrlo copies of either year, postpaid Seven eopiej of Cither year, postpaid DIRECTIONS. Additions to Clubs may bo made any time In the vear at the above Club rates. Clianftes in Club Lists made only ou request of persons receiving Clnb iaekii:es. pmtm!f date of suliseription, edition, post othce, ami Ptate to which it has previously 1-een sent, an.t eticlosinjf twenty-five cents in pay for trouble: of the change to separate address. Tkkms Cash in advance. Send rwr.Ohice Monev Order, iittnk Draft, or Heaistered I'tter. Bills- "sent by mail will be at the risk of the sender. ; We have no travelling asrenis. r-iei on. s.r.,.,.a n.lnra Jt-. CM, t f Wf llf ell l TttV. W DerC- ever and whenever desired. Address all oruel a and letters to "THU nn(i.ij, . 35 Park Kovy, New Y ork- COAL! COAL! The subscriber has opened a COAL HA NK on the farm of Da vid Ileese, on the Clay Pike, within iH miles of I-Ibeiisburtf, and is now prepared to furnb'fr a suierior article if HtTfMixors Co A I. at :i,50 per ton, delivered anywhere 1u Fbeiisbura: or vicinitv. Persons wiidiinir to haul their own coal can reach the Dank bv road leading f mm Kobert Williams' Mill, via John Evans' farm. Orders left with G. (i. Owens' Store, Ebensburjf, will receive prompt attention. . , Nov. 10, lST0.-3m. H. H. OVTEKDOHIT. were engaged in securing these fellows, 1 others entered the convent, and commenc ed a tour of exploration ; fur they knew there must be a mystery at the bottom of all this. By and by, lusv groans, and j calls for help, fell upon their ears. Deep vaults, far under ground, were opened, and Capuchin monks,- faint, wan, and starving, tottered forth. And, in tho end, over seventy ot these monks were set free. And now lhe story was told. These villains, most of them robbers from the mountain., had taken the convent and locked the monks up in the cells, where ashamed of it again. Labor and its :tc- they They khocked at the gate of the convent, where they asked of the porter, an old Capuchin, if he had seen a body of armed mn pass that way. He had seen no thing of the kind. S j the Cervian officers returned booti es to their homes, for they could nut inveigle the pirates out again. The people all up and down the shore of ihe Adriatic, rich and poor, began now to take an interest in this matter, for it was evident that these offenders were multiplying, and their depredations were becoming more bold and extended. And the astonishment was great, too, that these pirates could not be captured Some of them had been seen by the fisher men upon the coast, who pronounced them a fierce, bold, and savage looking lot of men. It was a general source of wonder how thejF had thus far escaped. The amount of their .robberies could not be esti mated. It was not until July of '36. that an ef fective power came upon them. At that time a secret plan was entered into by the merchants, fishermen, and others wno j nad tneii commenced their fieebootiug ca- j Triulit ; but in a few days she was as well recently been appointed porter id lhe could be trustedfor entrnppinn the pirates. recr and wi tli what success we have ajcould be expected under all the circum- Ornis-kirk workhoase. To Mr. (Had- "It is my mistress !'' excluimed Jacob; conianying dirt are not dishonorable," cf ''It is my wile !" exclaimed Cavalierro, degrading laziness and its almost necos- both in the same breath. sary evils are disgusting and destroying. The door was quickly unfastened, and Dirty hands and a sense of independence" there, truly, stood the mistress ol the are to bo preferred tb kid g!ote3 and a mansion, enveloped la her shroud. consciousness of being a mere drone in 4Are you alive or dead !" exe'-aimed the human hive. Tool3 rust from neglect the astonished husband. wear out from use. Neglect is criminal "Alive, my dear, but very cold," miir- -use is beneficial. So with men's cap.v mered the lady, family, her leeib chatter- bilities better wear them out than let ing the while, as those ot one m a fever lheui rust. chill ; "help me to my chamber," He caught her in his arras and covered Contrasted Livf. As an inStahcG her with kisses; then he bore her to her of the caprices of fortune it is related that they had been led scantily upon bread I chamber, and called up lhe whole house Luke Haimer, mahjr years ago sclifbl and water. The rubbers had first learned to welCome and assist her. fellow of tWiiliam Ewart Uladslone: fliid the religious manners and customs, and oue oufjered a iiue from fatigue and like him the son of a rich merchant: has " i . A letter was wrftten from Port Formo, directed to an imaginary merchant iu Ven ice, containing intelligence that at a certain seen. They had many ways of reaching j stances. tin. ir convent from the coast, and could i easily gain their cover before they could j Stone foitune has been constantly pfop".- tune a large sum ot gold would be torwaru- , be overtaken. And even m lhe present v. - I . 1 1 . A 1 . . ... instance they would have escaped had ue The thing began to be the talk ol the tibiis, and Le has risen through nil lhe good town of Keculver ; and thousands grades of political preferment lo the J.'ighi ed bv a stout brig which then lay at Eer mo. This letter was given to the cnutain of a large felucca, who had often carried valuable cargoes along the coast ;, and he was directed to place it where the pirates would be likely to get hold of it, if they boarded him. So he took it, and locked it up in a stout, brass bound box, in which he had been wont to keep his money, and other valuables. When this felucca was off" (he mouth of the Vomcri, a little stream that laved the base of the hill-side of Fiatonio, the pi rates boarded her, and one of the first things that attracted their attention was the captain's strong box. They demand ed the key ; and, having opened it, they found only papers. 1 be letter they read, and they asked the captain if he knew it3 purport. He said he did not. It had been given to him by a banker of Port Feirrio. They kept the letter, and suf fered him to go on his way. At the appointed time the brig was got under wa7 at Port Permo, her force of one hundred meu Laung gone on boar pendence been placed entirely upon the crew of the brig for pursuit. But their piratical game was up, and they were in turn locked up in under ground cells,and fed upon btead find water fed so for two weeks and then the peo ple gathered from all quarters, and came up to see the end of ihe Buccaneers of the Adriatic. -Military men have discovered a new remedy for intoxication which, we bidieve, "is not down on the books." It is nothing more than raw potatoes, which are cut up in slices and eaten without salt. An ordin ary "mnrphy." it is said, will care the mot obstinate case in half an hour. We look for a large increase iu tho prodectiufl and price of tha article. A IXJCAI. editor, of a Columbus paper, having recently got married, a co!empor ary expressed the hope that his father-in-law would die rich and enable poor Sle phens to retire from the printing business and set up a cako fcbop at a railroad depot. flocked dally to See not alone the lady that was rescued from the grave in so remark able a mariner, but also the gray mare who strangely contrived to get into the garret, and so contribute to lhat rescue. This excellent lady lived long and hap pily with her husband : and, at her death; was laid once more in her old quiet rest ing plaee. . - The gray mare, aflef rcriiainm in tha garret for three days, was got down by means of ropes, pulley sr machinery, and inclined plane, quite safe and sound. The interesting animal some lime survived her mistress, and grew to be a general favor ite with the good people of Keculver.- When she died her skin was stuffed and placed in the aistnal of the Korean ta tion as a curiosity. The sexton went mad ?tb the flight he had sustained, and in a short time en tered that bourne wLenco hs fcad so unin tentionally recovered ths wife of the rich burgomaster. G'X'D advice to beggars Beg-on(e). eft station that a British subject cafi reach. His schoolmate, Luke Harmed, who stalled even with him forty or (Iffy years ago, has steadily fallen behind: Office, has not sought him", nor lias lie looked for.; public employment until now; wher.'fc becaffle an applicant for the hu'aiCst place we have mentioned. A j4 yo very poor and sixty years iAvk, "i8 raf fyifig to learn that he hasdre(i ? lV that afe. shelter foj Lta CeW ca s and now the furteer s'ooUWWs w the iwo exWera. p-jsiticfl8 of ofndlJ the uhet.u porter of obscure wor'iO Louse , ProWbly merit and ddstVy hats had at kast us much tao vvith; the" boutrast between these tistx live for tune, tLough we are fold nothing of Ilar mers talent or character. A rR?j?-fi3 dunassd a man foi tLeataodnc of hi bill. Th debtor said he was "Sorry v-irf sorry, indeed, that he coulJn't p-y it " i? the printer. "I took y&u fcr F man that would he sorry; but f iCu'5 --'"ter thaa I am 1"11 iu'.-ek uu-" '
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