... j:jlv; t t jsi rn om jxijia xs. BY CEOIiOK K. HLAKEI.EK. Among the first settlers west of the Alle gheny river was a man, with his family, consisting of his wife and two daughters, of the name of Thornburg. A home was establhcd a little north of the central part of Ohio, ami after a year or two their hab itation fehowrd the- evidences of taste and industry which always characterizes the advance of civilization. Agnes Thornburg, the elder of the two daughters, had reached the age of about eighteen years, when the exciting incident which I am About to re late, occurred. Agues vas beautiful in the true tense of the term ; her well devel oped form indicated health and vior, while her rosy checks, sparkling eyes, ra ven winged hair and well chiseled nose and mouth, made her absolutely bewitching ; at least so thought Alfred Culver, who lived not faraway, and also a young Indian warrior who now and then made peace- of feriiK's at the 1.. cabin of thegiil's father. One day, after the sun had passed the jneridiap sme tlnee l'ours two Itlians crept stealthily out of the woods which bordered the house lot. One of the red faced devils was the young warrior before mentioned ; tho other a tool in his hands to assist in stealing and carrying away the voung pale-face, of whom he had become enamored. The two girls being alone, and J-lnor, the younger, but eight years of age, the work before them w as neither long nor difficult. Elnor was unmolested, and she sped away w ith the agility of a young roe to apprise her father, who was at work in a "clearing" not more than a tpuartcr of a mile from the house. T homburg met the excited child, who was screaming lustily for help, and with out stopping to arm himself further than with the axe which lie had in his hand, he plunged into the woods with the despera tion of a mad man, in the direction pointed out by the child as the one which tho In dians had taken The trail was difficult to follow, but the anxious father worked on as rapidly as it w as in die power of one with his limited experience to do, and just before sunt-ct, caught sigh' of the captors and the captive. Thornburg started on a run, but bad not advanced far when be was discovered by the Indians, who also quickened their pace ; but trouble soon followed. Agnes discovered her father, and absolutely refused to take another step. No flourish of tomahawk, or brand ishing of scalping knifo could intimidate her as beforo. Tho Indiaus apparently discovered that they were pursued by a single man, and he without firearms so they deliberately bound Agnes hand and foot, and awaited the onset. Thornburg advanced to with in about ten feet of the party, and by com mand of Agnes, came to a dead halt. Tho two Indians stood and gazed at him with mingled curiosity and astonishment. Thornburg here for the first time realized that ho wa not sufficiently armed to enter into a deadly contest with two fully equip ped red men of the forest Agues begged of her father not to at tempt to rescue her by force, as it would only result in his death and multiply her sufferings, and at her request he laid down 1 lie axo and lifted up his empty hands to bignify his purpose not to make an attack. iJleadings were made for restoration by father and daughter as well as could be by signs, and the use of what few words they understood in the Indian tongue ; but the young warrior shook his head and flour ished his tomahawk in a maimer which signified that Agnes should go with him, and the old man must die. The girl be came almost frantic through fear for her father's safety, and made her captors un derstand that if they would spare the life of her parent she would go with them freely. . To this they gave heed, and so bound Thornburg to a tree, and forced the pretty captive on again through the now darkening forest. Agnes somehow felt confident that her father would bo found, relieved and again overtake them, and rescue her by the aid of others, and so she traveled well into the night without utter ing a complaint.. Liltlo Elnor did not return to the house after telling her father of the capture of Agnes, but ran through tho bridle-path to the homo of Alfred Culver, to tell the story there. Young Culver received the intel ligence with distended mouth and staring eyes, but soon regained his senses, and strapping on his riile and putting a big knife in his hunting belt, struck out alone in pursuit of the demons w ho were bearing away his idol, vowing, while he clutched tightly the handle of his knife, that he would never return without her. Dark ness camo upon him before coming in sight of the Indians, so he climbed to the top of a troe to spend the night, and wear away slow hours in wretchedness and suspense. . As the first glimmer of dawn stole above Ihc eastern horizon, Alfred ate a little of the bread and jerked venison which he had w isely taken along, and as soon as he could possibly make the trail pushed on with re newed vigor. Just before sunrise he came upon Thornburg, lashed to the tree and sifter cutting the thongs, learned the story if the father's adventure. The eld gen tleman from his twelve hours in a position but little better than tho rack of the inqui sition, was utterly unable to follow the trail Vith young Culver, and so determined to work his way homeward as best he could. Alfred gave strong assurance that he would bring Agnes back alive, if possible, but would w ipe out tho red faces at all haz zards. . Early in the forenoon young Culver came to the spot where the Indians and the fair captive hail Kixsnt a portion of the night, .and whilo making a close examination of the spot to determine as accurately as pos sible how long since they had left, hd found .written on the surface of a flat stone the following : "I am securely bound, but write this while the Indians sleep. We are to make an early start in the morning, with course south east, until a Dig river is readied, ami Then follow tho river south. Jlay help and" . Got! That was all. The abrupt termination indicated that Agnes had been interrupted whilo attempting to leave a message to those who might follow for her rescue. Alfred pushed ahead with new hope, aud notwithstanding the hindrances in keeping the trail, made much greater headway than the red faces with their weary captive, and a little after noon came upon the object of his search. The two Indians were sitting upon the ground beside a spring, with Agnes bound near them. Alfred unob- ' served, crept in range wnn a uuge -j near as lie thought it safe, and taking de- liberate aim through a little clump of un I deigrowth, his faithful rifle sent forth a j si. cam of fire that awakened the stillness of the deep woods, and oneot tne inuians rolled over with a ball in his head. The young warrior leaped to his feet with a yell of indignation and prepared to meet young Culver, who came down upon him like a tiger upon its prey, lie drew his toma hawk and hurled it at his pursuer with a force that would have cleft Alfred's skull, but he raised the stock of his gun at the same instant, which turned the deadly missile. Both drew their knives, and stood glaring at each other like demons. Neither made a definite move for some time, each appa rently realizing the power of his adversary. They moved around in a ciicle without changing their gaze for full five minutes, when the Indian leaped like a panther upon the young hunter, but he missed his mark ; steel met steel and as the glistening blades passed each other, tho warrior's hand was cut and he dropped his knife and clutched the right arm of his foe, and a desiKsrate struggle followed. Alfred lost his knife and tho two rolled over and over again upon the earth. The Indian was rapidly get ting the mastery in the evolutions, when young Culver, at a glance, saw one of the knives withiii his reach. A moment more and our hero bent over Agnes and planted a kiss upon her brow as he cut tho thongs that bound her. Two dead savages lay beside them, and sho was free. A long journey was before them to reach the homes where anxious hearts awaited, but they made it, and now I will leave the rest for the great grand-children of Agnes and Al fred to tell, for they told me what I have written. is uuequaled by uuy known purifier. 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ETRONG AND ri'RE RTH n.noD INCREAPE OF FLESH AND VVEKiflT-C'LEAK PK.1S A.MJ JiEAUTlFCL COMPLEXION bECURED TO ALL. DR. RADWAY'S SARSAPARILUAN RESOLVENT THE BODY VNDEHflOES. UNDER THE IN FLUEN:E OF TUI3 TRULY WONDEKTLL MEDICINE. THAT Every Day an Increase In Flesh and Weight Is Seen and Felt. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Every drop of the SARSAI'A RTI.M AN KESOLV INT communicates throixrii the I'.I.kmJ, Sweat, L rnie, and other fluids and Juices of li.e system the vigor of life, for it repairs the wastes of I lie boiiy with new and sound material. Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption, tilandulsr 1iMa!e, TJlows in the Throat, Mouth, '1 umors. Nodaa la tue Glands and other parts cf the system, Sore Eyes, Hromout Dischnrc- s from the Ears, and tje worst forms of Skin diseases, Emptiotij. Fever Sores, Scald Head, King TVorm, Ulieuii;, Er;pe;;is, Aunc, lllaclt pols. Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, t'at.cirs in t( 4 Womb, and all weakening nnrl jminfnl ilix iiarpt s. Ni)tht Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all waMtsof the life princi ple, are withiu the curative range of tliis wonder of Mod ern t.'hemistrv, and a fevr !ays' use wl!l prove to eny person tiMine it for either of theso furtus cf disease its potent power to cure ther. If the patient, daily tecomlnz Teflnccrl by the wastes and decomposition that is continually progreasinp. suc ceeds iu arresting these wastes, and rentfrs tlie saiiiO il It new matorial made from healthy blood uiid tliis tiie SARBAPAlilLLIAN will and docs secure. Not only does ths SiRSArAKii.LiAtf Resoi.tekt exocl all known remedlnl agenls in the cure of Chronic, Scrofu lous, Constitutional, and fckin diseases ; but It is tlie only iositive cure for 41tliioj- it js53aSlcr Complaints, TTrinary, and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes. Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine bright's Dis ease, Albuminuria, and in all cases where there are brick dust deposits, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the white of an egf, or threads like white silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust deposits, and m hen there Is a pricking, burning seusation when passine water, and pain in the buia'.l of the liacic and alouj the Loins. Price, $i-oo. WORMS. The only known and sure Remedy for worms I'm, Tape, etc. Tumor of 12 Years' Growth Cured by Railway's Resolvent. BsvaRLT, Mam., July 18, 18SS. Da. RaiwaY : 1 bavs bad Orariaa Tamer ia th ovsriM and bow.li. All ih Doctors .lid " Uirr wss no b.lp for It." 1 trid very thine: that was racommMidcd ; but nothing; belpmi ma. I taw yoar RM.iv.nt, and thonvnt 1 would try it : but had no taith la it, bam. I had sudWrad for tw.lv. yrars. I took six bofctl.a of th. Romlv.ot, and on box f Kadway'a PilU, and two bct tta of your Kaady K.licf ; and th.r. is not a tifrn of tuxnor to bo oea or" Stlt, and I f"l batter, smarm-, and baf .pier than I bavs for twelve years. Tba wont tumor was in th. left aide of th. bowels, svor th groin. I writ this to yott for ths bamefit of ethers, k'oa can publisb. it If yoa choos. HANNAH P. KNAPP. DR. HEADWAY'S PERFECT PSF.GATiVE PILLS, perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet pirn, pure, rearulate, purify, cleanse, an 1 strengthen. Itad way's Pills, for the euro of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion. Dyspe sia. Biliousness, Bilious Fever, Inf ammnlion of the Bowels, Pilestndall Derangements of the Internal Vis cera. Warranted to effect a positivecure. Purely Vegeta ble, containing no mercury, minerals, or delete) - -us drugs. f3r Observe the foflowing symptoms res 'ufc from Disorders of the Digestive Organs : Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of th. Bloedn the Head, AeidHy of th. Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn. Distrust of Food, Fullness or Weight ia tbe Stomach, Sear Eructations. Sinking or Fluttering at th. Pit of th. Stomach. Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flustering at the Heart, Choking; or Suffocating Sensations whsn ia a Lving Posture, Dimnes of Vision, Dots or Webs before th. Sight," Freer and Dull Pam ia th. Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Evas, Pain in th. Side, Chest, Liuibs, sad sudden Flushes of Heat, burning in the Flash. A few doses of RAD WAT'S PILLS wfU free the sy tern from all the ahove-named dUorders. Price, as cents jcrbox. SOLD BT DRUGGISTS. READ "FALSE AND TRUE." Send ene letter stamp to RADWAY & CO., No. t7 Maidea Lane, New York. Information worth thousands will be sent you. No Person can talc thei Bitters accord, rig to directions, and remain long unwell, provided lb sir bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond tlie point of repair. Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pala at the Shoulders, Coughs, lightness of the Chest, Diz ziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In tkese complaints it has no equal, and jne bottle will prove a tetter guar antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or th torn of life, these Tonic Hitters display so decided an influence that a marked improvement is soon percep tible. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheii matiim and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Inter mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have no eqoal. Such Dis eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. Xlaey are Gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflam mation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious Diseases. For Skin Diseases,' Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Khenm. Blotches. Srots Pitnrlc n.,ci.,i.c -- buncles, Ring-worms, Scald-Head Sore Eyes, Ery sipelas, Itch. Scurfs. Discoloration)! of Ih. sl-; n, ,.-. and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literallv due nn and carrixt m,t nf th. .,., ; . short time by the use of these Bitters txratelul Thousands proclaim Vikbcar Eit- TSKS the most wonderful InvinAnni t),.. ..... ... r j , . . ' w.w .uswiucu the sinking system. J WALKER, Prop'r. II. H. HcDONALD fc CO. druggists ana ben. Asts., San Francisco, Cal., and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sta N. vv SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS' 'ABB ft LETEBBQOD'8 1I&B8LE W0SS8 3 ranlilin Klreet. w -xxt-. " A I .....X1 ff. HEAD and TOMU iactureu of tho very beat Italian nd! American Marbles.:. Entire Sac eR'Ll" Prie. design and I tSr- lr,l and prpoiptly filled at the vT-r J i.a est cash rate-s. Trv iw Oct.t.-ni. PARK'Pjt. t Pvno, n-.T COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO., AVndco tney ori dePosit. discount ept.20.cf. (iliO a ir 7 in, . , 7ZL M. LLOYD rn - - i virri.r, a . . jiAAmEaWa'ALroONA, FA. Gold for .if- VT1,. lp?' cities and Silver tnd ooir!?'5-.90l,ect,.0n made. Monies re- intereVt " rVA? T-' Paya?,e o demand without interest, or on utiw wttb imwros, at lair rated. DISCOVERY la Cbcmical and Ittedical Science. CO ' -i I K P Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cure Incipient Consumption. Dr. GARVIN'S TAB REMEDIES Cure Catarrh. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cure Asthma. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cure Heart Disease. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cure Skin Diseases. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Regulate the Liver. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Rogulate iLe Stomach and Bowels Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cure all Female Weaknesses. Dr. GARVZN S TAB REMEDIES Turify tho CJooiI. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Cure Diseases of the Throat. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Curo Bronchilis. Dr. GARVIN'S TA55 REMEDIES Cure "Row Cold," or "STaj'I'cver" Dr. (JAKVLVS TAJ 12i::tSEDlE3 Curo Fz'a L5aea-.ie Di. GAnVlS'8 TAi? REMEDIES Cure Co:5sS2;?ati:?. Dr.r.A::v::, s isemedxes Cnn Ft -.ill ri3caTn. Or. L1ZZV1-I'3 TAlt REMEDIES Curo Ili i'rsoy Dhca'ie. Dr. GAIIVIN'S TA1S REMEDIES l'r- rc-.i t C !h o 2 c rn & Y o2 ! o xv Fe v r Dr. CARVER'S TAZl I2EMEDIES rrevout jV'ilrarfo:! , Fevcn. Dr. GARVIN'S TA3 REMEDIES Eomove P;:rii i?a ?je Ereast. Dr. GAIVZ"'S TAR I5EMEDIES Rdiuovc Pnin ia t!3 iI or E'ick:. Dr. GAR VII'S TAR REMEDEES Ara n Scraor Toi.ir. Dr. GAZSl'SVS TAR REMEDIES Rcbtore tho A ; petite. Dr. GARVIN'S T'AIi REMEDIES Cause the Food to Dijje t. Dr. GARVIN'S TAR 52EMEDIES Restore the"yeaj and Dcasi'ateci Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES Give Tone to Tour Sjsleaa. X.. r. hyj ra,. SOI.E PKOPHIETOTia. Seventh Ave., Xew York. AGENTS V. ANTED YOU TIIE GREAT INDUSTRIES OF THE U SITED STATES. 1300 PAGES ASD .VX) BWGBAVtrtGS. PHI5TEI) IN EKil.ISH AND GtHMiN. WitiYTKN BVj -JO EMI- kest ACTiioits, isci.rni?iG jmx b. ooron, nrn. leon case, tuwtiin how i. a no, kkv. k. EDWIS U ALU PUII.IP RILEY, ALI5EKT BRISISAKE, HORACE UIIEEUEY, r, B. PBRKIS3. KTC, ETC. This vrnrU is a complete history of all branch es of Industry, processes of manufacture, cts.. in all njres. It is a complnt. ...oycioietlia of artsnnd nmnufuctnros, and is the most entertaining-and valunhlo work of information on sut.joets of ireneral interost ever offered to the public. It is adapted to the wants of the Mvr. chant, t i fa ctnrer, cchanle. Farmer, stu dent and Inventor, and sells to both old mid younjt of all clashes. The hook is sold hy ajrents, who are innkinpr huKe sales in !J pmisof tlio countrr. It is offered at tne low price of V.i SO, and is tho chc?apest hook ever sold by subscrip tion. o family ehonld lie v.itlicmt a copr. We want njreuts iu every town in th? United States, and no Afrent can fail to do well with this book. Our terms ate liberal. We jive aur acrents tho exelitKlvc rlirht of territory. One of our ajrents sold 13s copies In cifrht darg, another sold tl in two weeks. Our nirent'in Hertford sold :j!7 in on week. 5peeimoii8 of the w.irk sent to a?-ents on receipt of stamp. For circulars und terms to ojjeuts address the" publishers. Knots TTTntiocl, Or the Wajs and Ity-WaT In the Hidden Lire or American Detectives. We want ajrents for this book. It discloses all the mysteries of tho Detective Svtern It ',ir!a.IO!".,he P"t -0 years of the most skillful detect i ves of tins country, in which the (liiltc r.f 0.,.,L- lf,.I.K., rn.: - ... . . . ... . . i iiit-vr i .cupoekets. j I-Mei-y en. Counterfeit one y Dealers, and gniiiuiiT" Ol Hit Classes, nw v., i broustht to justice. Price, u',To. fcetid for cir culars and terms to opents. WE PUBLISH TIIE BEST DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE IS THE KX6IJM! UXGUAQK. JIV WM. SMITH, LL.D. It 1b written by TO of the most distinguished divines ir Kurope and America, and is the only edition published in tins country condensed by Dr. Kinith'sown hand. It isilltistrated with over 125 Bieel and wood en;rraviiifs. It con tains every name in the bible of importance, and is a book needed by every Christianifamily It is printed in double! column, iu onejlartre octavo volume. Priee 1.50. We want agents for these works in'all cities and towns in the country. We pay larjre com missions and irivc exclusive territory. For circulars and terms: address the publishers. Sample copies cf any of our books Bent in any address on receipt of priee. J. II. 15 1" 11 H & HIDE, rnblishem, HnrtforJ, Conn., Chicojro, III., Cincinnati, Ohio. C A S E Y, FOGARTY & CO., WHOLBSALB DEALERS IX M8fi CEAHELA & OLD RYE MISSY AND ALL KINDS OF DG3IEHTIC LIQUORS, AND IMPORTERS Or Foreign Wines, Gins, Brandies, dtc, Ao. 315 Liberty Street, Dee. 6, 1871.m. PITTSBURGH, PA. WOOLEN FACTORY! mVWiW .notice. VlAihi I c'ASSI- T' ool taken in exchanjre for iroods or worked on shares. Market pri e paid for wool. T7v . T- M- JOXES tfc SOUS. Ebensburg Tab. 31, lSK.-tf . A BOOK f 1 L WANTED AfrLUWL J.B.EURR&HYDt, -&v A i prrsLisiiERS. fv 'V;iL!!,) J C'VRE FOR Dll'TlIKi'i v , , i ' lapers are full of ltiudit.s (('tl,: j ous affliction of the ths-wu . ' ' l ; 1 .,,1 j very good ami sme f ti,l hl ' U ! wiu give one Vhicliu. ! , . . i i uy some emir.rnt l-lisil l;ill . never knoAvn it t fail if ;, 'li'-.l,,;,. X nnv l " i Diptberia in early sta- . liized by any i.ei.s,,n ,.f (, t" ' by two marked s mi t,,,;is . tL' j of a bone or haul ul.t:u.e iu x,l''"' j rendering swallow !i:ii,.,., . ? i: , and a marked Ktr, t-r U!,, ,. . . ' i the bivatl', the result t.f i; ' tendency. j On the apirrnrance ,f U.,-H. ,,,,,,, ' the iaticut is old cr.mi;li ,;. 1 piece of g.ini canii hoi tl.e s;(.(if j lut pea, and let it he reiahu d is. ;;a. j swallowing slowly tho saliva tl,.,rV' ! it until it is all gone. In :u, ; another, and at the end t.f ;Ul, ,;',. tiiuu ; a nun tn will not usually l,t v but if the pain and uni.lca.-xa-it '.u not ielievt.1, it ,iiny hc u.-v.l i,', , timr' Y-.in.rt i:.i i j . ,u nititi 1-Ji.ger ' j two hours. "l I If the child is young, p.-.,,;,, . phor, which can be easily d, , . i ,! 1 " v ; i ' a U roper two of spirits of a!,- ;, :! j mix it with an eunl .piantirv ,.f j loaf sugar, or, better, ,ov.,;l Uli n . j tly, and blow it through a tul,,,,,,,, j its throat, depressing the t, 'J'.: halt of a sjxK.n. Two or tJ,JVe , . tions will relieve. N-mo iv.j,,,,;,.1. dered aloes r pelliiory with tl..j ;, .' but observation and exj eiiom-i. l.;.v,. lied us that the camphor alone 'n,yu?, i It acts probably by its viituc ast'.i.TuJ etimulant, and antiseptic iuaiii:es. 4 Kxamin-cr. ' Womiers OK TIIK '.Yum.m. I,';,. s wonders of the woiM an- a:ii..i!j i.t. tioi s of chiLlhood, an-l ut i; ia able fact that liinoty-:; iuo ic:-n.,S 0 ul hur.died who might U- . could not name them. Tl., y -.ut- U.t P amitls, the mystery of ilie past, tlie t of the present, and the t i!iiuu!,;j u.i.,;e future ages. The tcnijlo. the tho hanging gardens of liahylwii. tW i celebrated city of Asstiia, ai.tl ti.e deuce of the kings ol that country ail r destruction of Nineveh. The ( n.-nli t tine statue of Jujiitcr Iy iht.s, tin- it renowned work of 1'hidias. the i lw., artist of Greece. The statin ua f of gold, and was sitting on a tlmne a ek touching the summit of the UiupV, j was 70 feet hi"h. The Ten'.i - .f ', at fphesus, which was 220 ycais tu'.-p. ing, and which was 42 feet iw In.-.:,;-220 in breadth, and supported by l'jf bio columns of the Ionic onh r. -ix: I high. The Mausoleum ;it ll.ilita erected in the memory of Ma i--i f; King of Carsa, by his wife Artei.u. ii t o3. The I'haros at Alexandria, a i house erectctl by Ptolemy Soter at t irnncv to the harbor of Alexandria. V A.i r.... i.;t. i i.i i t -i-j'j nil jiiyu, iinti eotiici uc seen : taucc of one bundled miles. Upo: I iiw.-l il...l '.K';.,., lt..1..,.. 41... I' Saviors, for the benefit of Sailors.'- ly the Colossus of Rhodes, a bra, :: ; : of Apollo, 10.1 Grecian feet in l.ei !.!. which was to be located at the tntni: one of the haibors of the city of Kir. Like a Novkl. The situation cf t 1 frauded heir or heiress y1k meets tti'i etic justice by means of a will f t some rat-hole or under the l'hmksof J ble iloor is so common with i,.iii:i:i and so ridiculed by critics, that v.U:.l life furnishes similar facts they !-;i c':i t the benefit of it. A Detroit fiui.itui j cr has lately unconsciously a.l lul u, novelists' source of material. Lm ki: t an old desk that his odd i-nrcli.ivs; brought him, lie came across a ttillee ted by Israel Whitworth in 3Iareret Davis, his sister, i::;te a f in St. Joseph, Mo. The tica.cr at e:.-.t qua i ted Mrs. Davis with I'lfLii'if his discovery, aud in two wcc! ut- f reply from the lady stating thu not aware that her brother had k On a contrary supposition ati been made between herself anutt? heirs, -who in tbe end niaii.cd to her out of her share. The will was a ingly sent to her, the witnesses '- ;t and no difficulty experienced in l r' it. The course of the will dining' f ten years can of course he left u tl.c ist's fancy ; but tho sati.-factieu "f-"f the thi-ce usurping hcim walkiif from their baely-aciuired p' .- !": t downcast heads, so often i'.npartcu 1 and tho drama, is a sure tli;: " f this time. I New Cuke for Dvsn ii a . J'-r V'lfrct m ri c 1 , C. rt , .m .s. : i K 1 ? i wl . , f ...,t. 1 ...... 1 ! tr viiiiui oi;iijeiit. ui lire ceicL'i .ii-i. " - Instead of abstinence next t" sia the remedy is to eat often r.t'.v'-'r times a day but only a n. ;"-:r ' at a time. The food mut be cf a K ; ing character. The theory i f e r is that ill Iffanlta ?l-ftv f. ilI.'W t! i tion of the stomach consequent u- meal. i IIexry Clay once aceu' dolph of being an aristoeiat. I3 3 whose shrill, piercing b'ls I1:; j every ear in the House, lla!d"'' claimed : "If a man is known by ti f f pany ho keeps, the gentleman w11 sat down is more of an ai -istoerut , claim to be : for he seiiJs nights m the company ol h.ui0s and knaves." "What do you do when the lnV vour mill streams? a ?" asked 3 1:3 I preacher of a Kansas mill vd&- ... . " n-astJf sei-ve tliem m the same va, reply. "Floating down the sea o. ' oy tne ngui "t tue jjuuctji ' . ( g a city editor touchiugly alludes liage of his son. i W'bes Jonah's fellow passed J- j him overboard they evideutly re" f as neither prophet nor loss.
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