I lie , .it . .1H - A . II. V. Mokthimbu, Proprietor. INDEPENDENT " Liva and Let Live." $1 .00 a Year if Paid 'in Aflvanco. LKHIOHTON, OA1MION COUNTV, PKNN'A, SATUItDAY MOItNINO, NOVUM M5U 11. 1870 Subscribers out of County, $1.20 VOL. iy., JTq. 50 uu'aleleJaulllalawwElallJJJUal.JJllaJJaJlllafaalllJlamuJl i; CARDS. " Frtrtilture Wreiinur,i. T. flrliwirU, lltnlt street, iltalt r in all Undt of tirmturer Oapm mailt to erdtr, , Boot anil 1ne MaUr. Ollnton llratney, in fera'i l.nfMinj. - !ltl bnlTirJ"ir''y """'wnr "'afonlfd. JAS. ll" HTUUTIlliltS, ATTOUNKY'AT LA5V, aj-onice : IM Hoor of Khoad's Hill, Manoh Olmnta, I'ci, All halnfi entrusted to him villi I promptly . Mv27, ly. ATTOhrlKY AND C01IN8KLMU AT LAW, Udtielt Chunk, Pi. WOff.t, abur. Dofun'i J.werJ Store, Drosdvray -a. UtCUHAMKil, M.U.. "L.piivjiniiM l VI) RUIKJ.iOS .Ji? ., i.il,. .U to Chronic lllsees ----- , OfS-s- Soytb K.st corner I ronatirf2tid ".'' I thtog riJv Ayrll J. 1875. Qn.7ru, iibubii, rRACTlClSiJ PHYSICIAN AND SUW1KON, Ol-ce, sUnx stre-tf, xl.deor above the I'oslomce, l.hlcil.a, Til. mHco llouis Parry vllle emit ds ram lo.to UcTclockl remainder of day t ofllf-M I ii Lahliht w Not-23. '72- o.BTiif3lsrrt. j as a. loose ATTOKNICTS AND COUNSIXLOIIS' AT LAW, (1 rwc Corp r of Busipuehsnua and Jlrotdint. MAUOIl-CHUNK, I'lHKir ' Pan eonsnlted In flc-rmsa. t.tiilT .4 187 JJ Jt. JtKKUAN, ,-airrOrlNlCY At LAW, r Next Poor to First Natlooa liana, 1 MMIOII CUUNK, l'A VOsn nseemsnlteil IK (lermtn. Nun. JJJ A; 1IBLTE, t ,UNTICB OF THE l'HACE, Obertfa Ila!JiHnt,'llANK-st., LFiiiaHTo.t. ConveyanclaK, GolltrtUui;;and nil pother bnsl neas otnnoctnd with tho offlco Jromutlr attend ee ta. 'Als, Agentfor.thel'iirchaiciaud Halo u ileal Eit'at; April 15-vl rplIOMAK S. ilF.OK.jj 1 JUST1CI! OF TUB I'UAOK, AN SlrnLj.ttllfAtlTON, Pa. CflnTeyaWlnr, ColtectliiFT ani sllmislftess con n.rted with the nfHe promptly attended to. A9"Avent tor nrst-rlss. lusursuro Companies, ti.1 Hlsls f sll Winds taken on the most lllternl larun 1. u, TT Jaaca,lS7,, -yr- m. KAPtmrcu, ATT0KNKY ANI C0UN8RI.IO1VAT jLAW( STRr.V.r,I,RioiiTON, Pa.'1 Re RfUteand Collection, A penej. Will lliivnnd l!ll Krai Kiktate. ClonToyanclnE neatly done Col 'actloaa promptly made. Settling ltlo4 nf I ndahta a, specialty. May be conaulted. In Knliili ndtltraan. jr. . Xct. IZ. JL gQKVKi'ANUEK, ANO OFHERAL IHSUKAN0E AGENT Tha llowliiK C impinlea are UepreAentedt LiXPSAi't )N MUTUAL Finn., BKA IJINOIMtlTUAL Fllltt, OMING Flltn, -rOlTSVILLH FIIIK. LlilUUH FIltK. and thoTBAV KI.KUV ACCIKKNT 1NHUUANU1C, Alao lennTlTanli and -Mutaal Horse Thltf X)ptetlTO and InMiroueo Compauv. SCnrtnM.liJl. " 'iTUOU. KUMEltEfl. t iivBitL,-i;j:,7 " p. riOTmiRAVilER. " i lUppor iiain atrent, . , iy bl.ATINOTON. TA., In.Uid OAUnv recently qocapied tiy R. S. IlKNOUEIt r ICTDltr.R TAKKN IN ANY WZATHER. CllILDEK'S J.I UUN ESS F' Tl5t( III A.peOlaltl..... ! PATRON-'AOE SOLICITED, t : jAnd satWactlon (inatantecd JunoU-7iyl iivery 6r Sale Stables, HANlCfiTUIIpT.L,KIIIJIlTON, Pa fAST TROTTINGi HOUSES, r ELEGANT- CAniUAGES. And pflpttily' LOWER' riHCES thno any . ,j,jwrLiTery'n the Coanlv. Ijnrroanii Itndaomo .Carrlafrea for Fjnernl pnrpaaea add WMainKa.";,UAVID EiiKKItT. Mot. 2X lm. r- , rpoiAI?ITA LISTS S A LIHJT.KD.flUMIIEn or BIIARE8 OF rilB. CAPITAL P.ipdK OF -flJE i Loliigliton Light Co. - tWH rarmm unrtlaponl of, Pharea FIFTY IlOl.t.Alia. HnbncnrtMD tn the Btliok vrlU bPTeeaived and lufoiiualiou faruiaboa uu ap plication at Una offlco, .,- . . H.iVt MOnTJIIMEIt. LiMghton. April .W. . Marih'aEtan PL Company, OF NEW YORK. Lnbr'Jcatlngr 'and Illumliiailng: Oils. WM. N M AUCUH,"Ttoom 3?;-M8rchanta' Hi change. Till 111) and WALNUT Btrccis, l'lilia ttolahia. Pa. Noy.Si. 17. QISNNNIAIj saloon, BUSQUUANNA jBT(f, MAUCII fjinUNK. piANK'IXKMANN, Trop'r. Fntb. rnlladalphla Laser liner ilwayaon tap. Clxuri ol 'Cboireal flatora, and nil other ktnda vl KefrenhmMita to he fuund tu a Utat-clusa hloon. FltKH T.DNOU. every llonilnx at 10 o cioea, i.aii when you go loiuucu unuuic. Jul U,MS70-yl wl r . . WA TEIfonrf!haerfur aWhoelerit Wiianti "BWISd MACHINE. tJi CJU will buy una vuiio, . . ,,,(, j,, Railroad Guide. N OUT 1 1 PISNNA.KAII.IIOAI). l'aaap'iirpra for PlUlndclphla will Icnvn Lchla-h- tnn'ufoUnwai n.u a ... vi. r. V. nrr-H-n fit. I'll ftl. nt, Gil., n in. rii n. in.'vln I;. V. nrnto hi l'lilia. ut Pi o a. m. 7:IT n, in. vis I.. A . 11:00 ii. in. .112 H. III. VIli U V. Hi 17 p. in. Via L . m:',7 k m. ln I V. 2:fli. nif via L, it H. I i (7 p. in. v a L. .t ft 4:11 p. in. via L, V. 1 1 it. in. IlO.1) p. III. 2 llf p. 111. CM Ml. in. fill rip. III. tllli p. Ill, a .rc p. in. vin tj. v . e:. i p. in. Jlitiiriiiiiu. lmivndeuot nt 7'rrka ami Aumrl. rim M.. l'lilia., nt 71 w. 8:15 lind 0:15 a. m.; 2:1., 3:15 Mid r.:lr, p. in. Faiu rrnm I.nlilclitnn to I'hlln., f:.r.o, Ilxcnrelon Tickets, tl 00 April, 17. IB?n EIiLI" t'LAUKf Agrnt. C1IDNTH A I, II. II. OK N. .1. LHIIIIlll h HUSQUKIIANNA IIIVISION. All Itnll Itoiilr n I.iiiik llrnn(;li. I'aHSKNIinil STATIIINS FN NKW Vll'ltU FOOT OK l.mi'.HTY ST.. AMI FiJOTOFOHIlUBON ST., UP TOWN. TJiim Tnlilo of Oct. 2il, lqVO. Trilns leave Lelilillitoii iifl follcwn: For New Vnik, Kaalun, Ac., at 7.47, ll-)7 a. m., 2.20, -1.17 p. in. For I'lillid-fplih, 7 17, 11.07 a. in., 2.20 4.47, KorMauilifilmiikal 10.2Un.in..l lfl.AJIH.848 pin. For Wllke.lirrenud Scraiilnu at 10.20 a. in., l.lf.l, fiJW p. in. Illuming Leave Now Ytirk, foot of Liberty St., nt.i.10, X.1.1 a.m., l.l'O and 4 nil p. m. I.pim fnot or Ulnrkciiii pt. at 12.ob, mid a.2fl p. in. " ' Leave I'hlladelphll, frnin Defnt Nnrlh I'enn'a It It., Third and Uuikit., at 7.tn, fl.-l.i a. ni.,2.15, 6 13 p. in. Leave Kenton at DJIi, 11.40 h.iii., MA, .(iq p in. Iave M.iuclr Chunk -H7.-0, 11.00 a. ni., 2.?0 4.4", p. in, Fn: further particulars, Keo Tluio Tables at the Ktntlnne. l'ASSHNtlHHS KOIl I.ONO IHANCI1 Oil ANO 12 OAKS AT l.LI.AIIHTII. II. P. IIALUWIN, Gtn. lmtngtr Aytnt. July,4.l874. plIII.A. A, KKADINd KAI1.IVOAI). Arrangement of Passenger Trains. SEPT. 181 II. 1870. Trains lenvo A Ii L ES TO WN na follows i tVU l'l!lKIOMK IIRANCII.) For l'hlloilolphln. at 4.1i'.'d.r. 'jM; a.m.. '12.01 noon. 5.55 uuil 0.?ft n. ni. 1 -IINIIAYI. For Plillndelpbl.1 at 4JW ii. m. 12.00 noon nml 3.10 u.iii. IVIA n81 t'CNNA. I1IUNCH.) For lie idllllt, I 2.30. i M, U.Vi u 111.; 12.20. 2 10. 4.30 n il 91)0 p.ui For HmilaiMrft, t 2 30, 5 CO, 8.59 a, in.. 12.20, 4 30 nml !) uo p in. For Loncnuor mid Columbia, & SO, 8.15 .vin. anil 4 3 1 p in tllooa hot run oil M ndtiy i-U.VDAV.S. l or HcadliiL'. 2 30 u iu. 2.2i ami a 00 p in. Fui 11 irrNliurg. 2.31) a.ui, und U'Kln.ni. " Tialua FOR ALLE.VIOWN leavuaa follows: (VI I-KIIKIOUKK BKA.SCH.) Lenvo rhliUdelphlii, 'i.'M. U.luu.ui., 2.lt, -, S 2o and 7.00 p. in. Loivo rhllailelphla, 8.15, 8.20 a. m find ( 10 p. in. (VIA EAST 1T.NSA HKAKCII I Leavo Itcauiiie. 7. 41. ;.4i io.3 a ui.,4 03, 6.10 end io,:!0 ii m Leave llunlfburc, 5.2), e.Oi, FJ.IOa. ru., 2.00. It7 und 7.i5 p.m. Leave Lanca.ler 5.10 7.45 a.na., 12.3 luid S.45 p.m. Leave L'oluidbla 6.3i7.i u.in., 1,00 nml 3U5p.iu. HUMI.IVK, ' Leavo llcndlnc. 7 Jinnd 7.4 J a.m. Lenvj Il iirlMiuin, 6.2i a. in. Trainaurjilced thuv, I) iuii to and front depot Olli and Olcen BtreotH, l'hilu'teiplilt. otuer iriiltM to n d troin llroid etrcet dep il, 'I ho 8.20 r. in. tinln from l'lu ailelilli a and (i.20 p. in train fmni Allen'mwii huve through tain tumid Iriuu Ft lnnu, N. Y. 'I re 2.15 p. m tiulu Hum Phi adelphla unit 12. 0 noon tialn fioni AOentown nave turougu cara to mid from l'litato i I ho 5.2-i p ni. tiain from l'hllailelphi.i and 6. JO it. in tinltiftom Ailpntjwu huvo through cure to oud irum Alnuch Oliiink. ' ' T J. K. WOOT.1KN, Oept. 23. 1871. (lenergiu)iertnte nrltnf. piiNNSVI.VAlA AII,ltOAI, I'llll.AllI-l.l'IIIA i Klin; Jill. DIVISION. Nuniraer Tluve Table. On nnd nuei hunuai. Apuil 23d, 1678, the T'rntiia on the 1'liil.ulelphla Kllj l'.aiiiund 111. vUlou v,Ul run u toliowH : ' WEhl'WAItl). ERIE EXrRE&a lenvea Nw YorK 0.2 n.ra. l'lnl Mlelpluu 12.i5p.ui. lliltlmoio 1.20p.iu. IlniilsburK fi.iiup.m. uii.ui. i, iiiiuiiinioi ii o.iiU ll.ui. LllCi'l 1 avctl 10.30 II. Ill' i..lie ' l li.. A ii.in. ERIE MAJL leavon New Yorlr 8.2jd.iu. j iiuhiiiviiii ji,.-iiu.m, llalunioio V. lo p.m. llnnl-biiiit 4.2.'i a in. Wlllnimapoit 8 35 a.m. Ixick Uut en 0.40 a m, llenovu o.so a.m. nrr. nt Erio v.snn.tn. N I AH All A EX. Icjivoh I'Mlartclplua 7..0 u.111. lialtlmitlM ' 9il a Tn' IlAHlmoie .30 a.m Jldiribbiin: nrr- t Willliiiiepott '' Lock llvon Renova Kiino 10.45 11. ni. 1.60 p.m. 3.15 p.m. 4 15 p m. 8.4 ) p. ill Iluffilo L'K HAVEN AC. 1'vs I'niladclpuU 8.00 a.m. liftltlmiuu 8.30 n.u. IlHiiiaburi; 1.25 p.m, err. nt Willlunisport Lrek Uliven ir.Hip.in, j.auji.m. fr.'J.'i p.m. 11 a5 p.m, V 10 p.m. 4.1 . n m. 7 4u a 111. 7.00 nm. SUNDAY EX. leaves New 5'ork riiimui'iiihia llaltliiuiiB licrnelii arr. elAVilliauittport EAaTWAIllI.' flllLAD'A EX.lcavti Erio Lock lluvcn Wllllamport arr, nt Ilarn'buii; ' ' ' llaltimore ' ' ' J. Philadelphia New Voik DAY EXrKESS leavea Kuuo C 3J i.m. 7.55 a.m. 11.40 11.111. 8.25 p.m n..tn n.m 6 45 ryn. (i.'Ai n.m HMO n.m, 11.20 a 111. Uennva Icicle unvon lliiuuibport 12.40 11. in. arr.at llainnburiT 4,inp.m. rnuaneipipa New YorA Iinllimnru , - . Wathintun ERIK leaves Ene ltenova IK'k Haven Willi.imapoit lliurii-biirK ia'tuuvu ruihiiloipliL New, York, FAHT LINE leaves Willlnmsport ' ' - an' ut lluulabuifr .R11I1111 oru l'hlladeljiliia New York SUNDAY EX. leavea Willrnmspoit an. lit HamthurK I'bllanjlphla NeW Yojk llullliuuru 7.20 p'.in, 10.15 p.m. 7.35 p.m. 9.1)2 p.m. H.20 11.111 8.55 p iu, 10.15 pm. 11.15 ii.ra. 2 4- u 111. 7.35 11 III. 7.10 u.lu. 10.111 11.111. 12.U 11,111. 3.5.5 n.m. 7.35 a III. 7.35 u. in, Il'.25 a.m. h 15 n.m 11.40 n.m, 3,') p.m. a.45 p. 1. 7.3iji.m r.rlnMnll West. Nlirara Exjroaa Went. Lock Itnvcu Accnm, Wiat mid Lay l.'xire-n I-;ii8t make closo cuiiuectliii' nt Northuniberl iiid With L.All.RH. tr 'inefor Wllkefbaiin and Kciuulou. Eric Mali West. Nlacnra Expreaa West. P:iPi Expreaa Weal nud Lock It tveu Accommodation Wa-41, make cone couuoctioii at Wllll.uubpoit vilili N. It. w. trains nortn. ' Eilo Moll We-t', NhiKaia Fxprcaa Wet nml Day Expna. Enat make cloau cnuuectlon nl Lome Haven with II. K. V. lilt, tralua. Erin Mai East and West connect at Etlo with tralna nu I . & M. 8. RR., ut llniry with Ot Oo ci A. V. lilt-., nv Einiinrltini with II. N. Y, .V i'. 1IR., nud nt Driftwood with A. V. Hit. t'ailor Cars will run oetwceu l'lillwlelphia and WllllaniHiort nn Nullum Kxiireaa Wet. II10 Expieai went, l'hllnileliihl.i Enpieaa Enkt, Jlar Exprean Eriat und Hiindny Exprets K.1H. blotplng C'ara on all nlKlit tralna. , 5 -WM.'Ai UALDWIN, Geu'l aup'J Carbon Co.'s Sons Carbon Co.'s Sons Carbon Co.'s Sons Carbon Co.'s Sons W ET.m MKI wi.i.tovr.i WI.Li O.M15I 5vi;i,roMr.l WEI.' OMlil WHLOWKl wni com ei M EI.COMICI WELCOMI.I WJiLCOMI'.l WIJLCIIMEI WKLCOM Kl U'Clii itMKI WELCO.MEI WHLCOMKI WELIJIliMEl Al'.J.COMM WELCOMEI WELfOMEl WELCOA. El WELt'OUKI lfl,l OMEI WEI'JlMrt W. I I'OMEI WKLCOViEl WHI.IIOM Kl W'ELIMIM El WKLCOM M WELCOi'.EI WE LOOM El WHLCOMKI WELCIIM El WEI.OI AIKI WELUlJllEI WMOM HI NM'.I.COMEI ELCOAIUI WI L'JO Hl',1 WI.-L.'OMIJ WELCO.liMI WEI.COM E WELO' ME! WEI.COM HI WHLCOMKI WELCOME! WIL' 'O.MI.I Wl- L OMEI WI.,:OMI I TO LXTTRY At PETERS' LAUnY l'KHMII'. X.AI'HY it PETERS' LAUUY t PETERS' Pn.t-otrii'o mi'i'I n. I'nt Onini' II I'll HIT, l'li'toniielliiPiliiiit, 1'oal-OflU'li Hull lltlK, TO FUK THE NF.WEST HUITINOS, THE NI'WEST HIIIII.VOl. Til K NEWI'.SI' SIIITINU'4. THE .VEWESP HUITINOS. CI0H13, 0 isKlmoiet nnd Vo-tlncg whiui we make up In I'uphtoii uli e inn! Diiinnle htjles at Low. eat Pr ce lor Cn-di. RESIDES CLOTH I NO llE8)HEM fj U1I1INIJ Vlaitora cm w i.t'ick of Ilol. erv, Pilee 1 f llndi rcnr II1111 1I1 rlli of Wliiln Mint m. Hals i'np, 110'iN h'ol liolH bv tlm ilnienel 'Iriiukf, H'ltcliela niul frnvomu lliif;!, umbri'llai' nml nttiet' aitl Ciei, lor tue v. mr mid ue of man iMi nor Kiv.11. MAN AMI HOY Klsl). Welcome h'iiii to LAIIHY PEII'RSI, LAlHtY t I'EI'EllS', LADltY PET Ells'. laury pj;tkiis', rank stiieet, HANK HITtKET, Lei.l 'U1011. Loh pton, where II10 etoct of Oenls 1'itrn. Ishlnn (ioml-tciimiiri.e Ihe chnlc. ifrt ou.lltv aiiui.liieil with tho ONK IIWf!8T PBICE, OMS IDWI'.nr I'llICK ONE Filler, ro ALL, ONE PRICE TO ALL, The Rover le.errliiK llu nrlvl. .epnnf return m ir con 'aorieceiv imr ha. ' h)4 money if uut ton tent with Ills b.irKnm. Laury. & Peters Laury & Peters Laury & Peters Laury & Peters ONE PRICE CAII KTOEK, ONK I'llICK CASH BTOItE, 1'oit OlSce IlnililiriK, l'o-t.OCltn lliilldiuc. RANK HT, LEIliainOJf. HANK. ST, LEIIIOIITON, Rpjit. r.o-ml WEI.. OMI'.I WEI.COMEI WELCOM I ! WI.LCOMTvl '! LCII .1 I.I WELCOME! WI.L OMEI WELCOM Kl W ELCO.MI I WP.I.COM El WiOl.' OMl I I.LCOMEi WEL OMl'.! Wl I COM I.I WKLCOM El WE HO Me,! VELCOM El WELCO.MEI WEL( OMEI WEI.COM hi WELCO IEI WKI COM El WELCOME. WI'LCOM E. WEI.COM1S. Willi OME. .VELCOME. ci 78." TiRADV'S CENTENNIAL CIOAR AND JOHACCO EMPORIUM AND MILLIARD ltOOU, one door above Hank's Bakery. Bank St.. I.,clilgiitGii. Also, OENERAI, NEWS AOENCY. Dally and Weekly Paperaaud Lakeside Lib! arr rcgo nrly euppllel. Apill L 185. $1,200 PROFIT ON $100 Made thla month by full and (UK Invest no tordiiip; to vour means, no. 151 or $Mn). In rtTOUK lMUVlLEOI-H, Pn broucbt n until fortune tn the carefal Inves'or. N e AdvUe when und hnw toarliliATT. biFKLT HooVswiili fnli tnloiTnttlon wic ltee. Addreua ordera by mail und telegraph to RAXTEIt b CO., Bankers and Jlrokora 17 Wail St. N. A N LNTKLLIUKNT UOr, ai d nnont 10 Tear, residing in rtil'ertelpnia, is desirous of lranilue n trade, and would like to c one to Hio tountiy. For Inrtber pilticuUra upplv ut tho i Aitnox ADVOC11B ofDce. tjior oopn jon printi.no, call at -1 THE OAKJION ADVOCATE OFFICE. Wo"kresy when promised, nnd atcltv prices, llv wire to f (il It will p ,y to an wi. A Good Fftmrly Medrcine SWAVKli'S Tar and Sarsapa'illa Pills.t AS- HKADACIIIC, LaoRnur and Me'jin cnoly B.nerally aprl iir trom a itisoWei oil stein, nth, coslIveuo-Bor a lornld liver. Each may be epe'MhIr remove! hv Dr Swjvne'a Tr I'Uls which Bllmulate (he liver und stomach to n he HUv nitlnn in reniovlmr nil bl'l oninee-a. nur piodaciug leKiilar evacuation of tho tOAO.s. LIVEIl COMPLAINT, that dreaded (ii8ose from which so many per wins snfier. Is freqaoutlv the cause ot Htadacbe, Inillgestlmi and Dyspepsia, Is speedily lellcved mid nre often permanently cm oil oy llieir u-o. Fevers hi eolteu picvented by the usjot ihcxi XniapirlU 1111s, a titer I care, ou, tlinniKli tre li.iMhl the nnpinuies fuiii which tlioy ail-'C For COSriVENESt i tlitielsiioiiiliu-bo iireciumns Swuyiiu' Tar and arsaparlllii' Tills, Tney' ai'ii ppelv veiielulile, out! net npi.cialtv nil tlio Liter aa lllitu Slnaaor (.alomcl, without auV had trau ta Horn taklnir. I)o.M;nbo avinntoms In n'l cominunlojtlons, mid addrwB litteratu Int. SWAYNU A HON. l'lu adelphla. Nn ciijiko for advi c- Hi'iii nv mill on receipt of jilloo. J'rlce'JJ couis a box) UVOboteafortl, ASKYOUDliUoai&T YQH TUEUl New .Advertisements. THE LUNG! Th' rlip.rfFftlnpnTitl iliinfffToii'arntiipl ilnt ntiil iirrui'M Itorv ump 'niii. no'lic'ri) ffinuli tt rmAnMiilv pnrrd hy ' If, Sv.oyiibNCiiniTM.nMJ Kyi iiiof WiW Ch rV t PHONCM1I1 IHA lironimiltfir nt 1 nT.Tifirn y ( niiRiimptmii h o'lftmct iJzt'U hy cainrdi or In linniitmL n tn iiw iiiui'niiH un'Miiir im im uiniiii i ni.fc'(. with (mull nnd 't i.ttinii. fliott t roncinnl nnoct.oiic, t-uiu thruat. loss of tulce. CJUfflJC, pi! SWAYNK'ri i 'Oil I'OuN u Syrup sWild Cherry 4 A KQVMtKION REMEDY. Ilrmorihniie. uvmntttiia bhmil, tnav prncetd fiom the Inr, nx. In. Inn liionclila or limca, mil unse ftotn ViirituiB t puet ks tinoite phveicul exnnlui, pitbor-, or fiilloens ni ihn veelt. 5voa liiui;i,,ovi.ritrliiiiie of III" volco auppioss- eii ei acuanoii, oinvruL'tiou ot iuu et eu iu uv er, ele. Dr. Swjiync's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry ftnltpt nt t -f rent of rt'n'ino 1-v piiiifvlnir thf h'.oiii n Kfic iuMIio iivb ;iinMi InfVMto ln'a'.tijy nr-)j fnvljii.riti'itT t hp n rvoun fiyNtrin. Tlifl fiiiiv fl.ft'Hlirn tpucily for Iimiioit'ipi". bio,.ehtal iin-l all HMtm miy rr nip .nut'. Oon Fiiiinjitlv b nr tliimc urrfli-poPfl In k iitip, t onM not fnli to und tlilht ..ii nt viv) titjlu iein i il v Its mnn oiom powr, tint iiiilv ovr connmp tinn tut over vytry ctirouli dl-cino w fro. tTAdii-il Hltorative tot inn in iH'nlol. UiHlprJt Hfil tllO C01l2h ifi OOepiiPd. tlif IlUlit fflPsH Au miiiMi toft pain pubini-n, the nut 0 rctumt to ltn riH'nrnl bliui'liitd. the otnnmcti In inuuovffi 111 It power tinVK'it rtkI rR.milato thetcod. nml rvory orpnin.m n tmror aiift liotifi qmlity tij(( hp 1 0 to it, out of vlilch now itcieft tiro (Uid fiatto iiiHtonal U mace. SAVED HIS LIFE. W tlit of Kdwflt'l II. HRinnoTi, I'artirorflt Ot'orun "-wciiv' TotWiy. tSH Ithliin Avodne, I'lii.Hi'.e.pliu. lift li .1) a violent 0 urli. nPilit Kwt,,t H win lit oil, en ai wi'iiknct-rt npit nt dif fi'irut lime n titut f 1 loot;. Mavrt up Ii hnpc nf r (( vm Thrnucrh tlio u-p nt r. 'jim Wtltti'hfrrysurur'" Irt-irmoftoniifliini! Iiralthy man, 1 ml lv m firm to ttil 1 bv, apt OTipIi dvhi lwcut j f.trK nv el i m ( rsincfi h wa currd. IMtlPK ON hi 1MJ.LAK -ixlMiltl'S iS, If TOill dnicii.t-t nl nto CKt'pPr rtnPH nnt II it, tt will forward I fP ecu frtiibt paid, to Any art drf en, ou rtx'tvpt 0! once. I'KirM.r.n onlt nr 330 K. Sixth Mr. rt, IMillndelplila. hoMtivul 1'rojLilncni l)..iKf;ltB. Itching Piles PILES, 1'ILKS, ITCHING TILES, Positively Cured ly the use ok SWAYNE'S OINTMENT. IIomk Tkstimont : I vnn enrelv AfHic'ed with one of tin ninnt. dlH tiwMn? nt nil (ien?H I'rntlt'M or I rni.pt, or mni fommfnly rttinwn an JleMmr JMPm Ihe Hciiitir ut itmp.iwi.ria.mnc mt lemliln iiicim. td ny cratcliliip. ami uot aufrHjaeuUy beamio quite mi e, I nought m loxM Swne OIn1Tnnt,' lis ne i'rv quln leliot, nd m n uluirt time m'!fl n peif ct 1 me. I cin un-w rcrp nTidiPtiirlicil. ana I wouid H-'vi.cM wIjo nre i'ffi iru with thin dlrtrtfrlnc:ori.plalnt toproetirc' wfivno'in Oiptme-n-" at once. J imd tned i)rewnp tnnn aliuo-t limr.iuer.iMe, w tl'nuttP dim' any pt-im. mirnt lelief. JO W. OIUIInT. Finn 1 f I(rtlel A (. h is. Boot and shoe ITousg. 04 No.ih semnrt-trcct. riiltadHthia. SKIN DISEASES. RWAYNE'M ALL HI' A LINO OINT.'JKNT lll n a epicihe lor 'I El TEH, IT' IX. SALT It 111 tTM, H!-I.l HEAD. Jil'.YHI PET.AS llAIIUEH'-i ITOI1, ITCH HLOICHES. ALL HCA I Y, CRUSTY. CUTANEOUS EltUP rio.Ns, I'cno Ilv afe and harmless, even nn the niot ten lei lnCut. Piice50ciuls. 3 boxes for i.25. sent ov ru il to any addri anon ieco.pt of pnro bolo Dy ail the Jeadlnar DniKilsta. I'reoar'ed only by ITR. SW4YSE H. SOX, 330 Jorth Sixth-St., Piiiladtlplila. : ; USE jADORNi LONDON YOUK i'un:.PnL.Di.lnMn : i ian VUiui uuaiui ui HAIR. I lOH REbTOaiXO) ; GRAY HAIR To Us Natural Vitality and Color. HE B IS "THE PROOF Or its Snperior Excellence. Head this Home CtrilfU'ote testified, to by Edward 1). aairicnev. one of the mosi conue tent IllupK sis ami Chemist lu t'hlla lolphu, a man whoe vetacltv none can donbt 1 I am.nappv tn add my testnnonv to the (Treat valceel the " Lmulon Hatr Co nr Restorer." which i ramrod my hair to Ha original dark col. nr, snd the hue npi's tobo permanent. I am .atiklled that this preparntio W nothing Hue a tt.c. but updates upon the secretions. It Is alson bejntlfui hairriresslne, and oromotes tho growth. I purchased th flr.t bott Irom En. 11. Oarriirties. druxirist Tenth and Coatee-ets. whn cm nleo ttetllv my hairwas ve.y Cray wheu I commoiiieJ Its us '. MIH. MILLEIt, No. JS'l N. Nlnth-At.. l'hltnlelphla. Dr Swaykb Jt son -ftcapeoted IMend.i I haot.ie nleii.nio to inform juti thstalaoy of inv ni qualuiauce, Mrs Ml ler, UdullKhte.1 wltn Ihe eoeci si of vour ' Loudou Color Itair llestot ei ". Hit hair was talllna raptdlj'. and qui play, Tho color haa bon leitoiciland the r.ll rnK0nteUarely;d.su.e.auii3 Drticsls; Cor. Tenth anil Coalea-ets., Phlla. All that art c-it acciuipli'h in beau itylPK slri'iiiriheiiluir.thlcUeninBOiid uio inns the null Is fff o'cd uv n mi-r "j-ondoii HairColnr Ilestur. ..r I' it utrnmlul... nml forces A T1BW ITrOWth I tf irinv testorcs Hm u iturol color, and ieudew lt f i'.ky auu beanlllui I cures uKmlrulfr keep, the ecnip ciem com una utri iilv. u uu.ki. kdlt, I'ric73. cenm six boUlea, II, bent by ex pi ca to uuy ailili o is. SWAYNE & BON, 3S N. nlxth St., rhilad'a, IOLB 1'ROI'IIIETOUS. ' F4jr ShUi. Uj, alji, )Otugglsts, auly1,l870-yl. 1 '" ' The Fatal Wager. "A cold, dii-ary tilirlit, Ilcrr Stii ilcnt')," said (lie lnut of tlm Dmililc Ka ! If, as lit; tlitiiw a iloiililo fauuot of wood upon tlm tint, arouinl wlitrli wore seated a knot of nlnilenU silently suioIiliiK tlie'r nieerst'lmiiiii'', v.lille upon n tnble near at hand st'mt a linnilier of empty dottle and ilriiikltit: nips, liear liiift'yidi'iicn of the recent iiood rn;t'r. The nlulit wai farndvanred It was St, Miirk'rteve and they lind linen dNcij-e-Inj tho iiiiiiieriins -iipertitlnns enrfent Hinoni! the peasantry respectlnuc this linl. lowi'tl time. There was a 'pause In tle eonversntl.m, antlenchsatseeniitmly all soilu-d in Ills own tlmiiKhlit, which, to jurtiie fiom the grave npect of their countenances, were prions enouuli So tleeplj were tliey hililed in inedllatitin, Ihat initio heeded the observation of the landlord. It was toward the close of Allium, nnd the wind whistled shrlly as it swept past the crruy o'd Inn, plv Inil token of tlm approach of stern-vis-nfsrd winter. "Weil, Herman, ' said one of thd students, layiiiu asldu his pipe, and mov. Inn from tlm fire, which now blazed biljihtly "slncei ytm liave laimhed at all the legends fiiiJ superstitions whnh Imvo been related to-nlifht and profess not to believe In the existence of spirit, Uund or bad, yet there Is one ooncern ihU whicli I would ask your opinion. It Is stated tliat on the eve of St. Mark's one may see the shades of tlioses who bid to tile within n shoit time pas'. Into tiie church, by watching there at tlio hour of midnight. ".Mere stories to amuse children," re plied Herman "i'et did not Iiirgomei.ter Waeram declare that he saw, on the eve of St .Mark s, ns ho wa returning h ime late at n lull t from Grosheim, a shadowy fiftire, tho exact part of himself, elide Into the porch as he passed it nnd did lie not die a fow months afterward?" "Very true, Herr Itosnmbert: but you must recollcclthaAot.1 Wnurtni was not esteemed tlm most temperate In Knu-iebHch. And It is well known that, on thf occasion alluded to, lie was re turnlnc from a merry-maklnc, antl it Is (Ji.ite just to presume that, his percep tive faculties ciiuld not have been in a veiy peefect state. It is probable tli.tt he saw Ids own shadow, reflected by liy the moon, which I remember shone briuhtly that ulht; and his tll-ordereij Intellect and superstitiniu folly led him to imagiiif It a spirit. As to his'death, which occurred so shortly after ills my linn belief that it had no more connec tion with Sr. Maik's eve, than than" jin7letl fur a simile, "than fire lias Vtllh water." "Gran ln all you have said, still 1 think it Miuiimliat Mtftup;e. Thmicli I do mil piofess to be hUperstltiims, yet there Is soint tliliie; beautiful in tho he. lief Ihat there arc spirits IIiumi of onr rtlemls and kindred who watch over us hi our sleeping bouts, and hover around during the busy scenes nf day, puaiding us from evil who w lien tho sand of life Jias nearly run, assume a visible shape, and beckon us from this weary world to realms of happiness and bliss." "Al very fine, nn doubt," said Her man, sinillui;. "I dare, say, liosam bclt. though you do not profess to bo siiiier.stitious yet are you not fearful, ae jou pa-s the old church to-niiht on your way home, of neelng your uliade hovering about the church?" "It is well that your way lies not ;".(Ube:," said Kosainbert, rather net tied, "for with nil your mulling, I doubt whether you daro trust yourself in its vicinity at tho hour of midnight. In deed, I will wager a dozen of mine host's choicest Hurgundy that you dirc not. "Done, Rosambert, donjl' Gentle men, " said Herman, addressing hl.s brother stndents, "hear you this wager, t'gad, we'll make a night of. It! Now, Ito-ainbert, 1 will do more on the faith of thy Buruundy I will enter the old miser's vault, concerning which there are so many mysterious taleR; andshoujd, I meet with a spirit, "I'll .speak to it tliouuh it blast me." The tomb Is in a dilapidated state, and the entrance Is ea-y. The wager shall be decided this very night." "Excellent!, excellent!" exclaimed Hosanibcrl ; "and that wn may know you have been there, lake this poniard and stick It Into the coflin." Placing the dagger into his bosom ho gayly turned to his friend, ami tald with a (.mile, "Now I atu read b sure you have the Burgundy uucorked on my. return!" -, He left the inn, and as he wen, led his way through the village, now buried. in repose, the solemn silence which reigned around dissipated his gJety, and his thoughts took a inure serious turn. He felt as if he had acted wron in having Indulge! in unseemly levity ou so serious a sub.ect; and the many terror-inspiring tales respecting the old miser to whoso tomb he wa(s now jour neying camo rushing upon, his mind causing him almost to repent his foolish hardihood; but to return without at tabling his object would occasion the ridicule of his friends, and he. dreadedi being stigmatized us a valu boaster. and coward. lie therefore pushed, quickly ou, auJ Iu a short time reached tlm old, Church, which stood at tho extremity of tliq village. Lie climbed over the low rating which surroundeJ tho vent erablp building, and stood In the, 'back ground of life,' ns ltluhtcr denomin ates the grave yard. All. was silent have the wind, which souuhed mourn. fully through the linden trees,' scattereu tiju1 sercd leaves far and wide,. JThex night was dark, tho sky oversprca'l with mtirkyilfiuds, which spread rapid ly along like giant spirits of the nlr, re vealing bore and there a twinkling star. A feeling of awe cuno over him as he stealthily glided along the tombstones; and as he nearcd the miser's burial place, the hour of midnight tolled loud ly from the turret cinckj breaking through the solemn stillness like death. He started at the sound, ami almost (linked with fear Hut ns tlm last Klnjko died away, he summoned his falleilng resolution, 'and drawing forth the daguer, rushed down tne. steps of vault, and with a convulsive shudder, struck Into a damp and mouldy coffin, which returned a sound as If the skele ton within It had fallen asunder, aenj the bo'.ie rattled against the coffin sides. Terrified and agitated, Herman attempted to rush from the vault, but was held fast by soinelnvlsibleagency, mil uttering n faint cry fell senseless to the ground. I' What can possibly detain Herman?'' said Kosainbert to his fellow students, "It Is now an hour since he departed, and he should lnve returned ere this. I liopo no evil has befallen him," Another hour clap-ed still he came not. At last it was pioposed they should seek him, A lantern was pro cured, and after prooeedlnff ata'iapld pace, they arrived at tlm church yaid, and, descending tho gloomy vault they discovered tlio Ill-Sated Herman lying upon his face across the threshold, tho extietnity of his gown fastened to the colli ii by the ponnir.I. It would seem that in his fear and agitation ids hand became entangled iq the folds of bis gown, and the d.tgger pinned It to (lie collln, and imagining be hail fallen Into the power of demons, or 8' Irits, he sank lifeless to ihe grofind. He was raised, and the ex pulsion of tenor upon his countenance, was truly horrible. His eyes seamed Matting from their sockets-'hls lips were compressed -and his hair stood bristling upon his head He was con veyed to the Inn with all possible des patch, where elTorts weie made to re suscitate blin, but in vain, Tlio fright had been to much for him he was dead I "A Little Sperm He." Typheron sighed over his work, Minute after minute, arid hour after, hour, through twelve long hours of the. four-and-twenty, without daring to neglect one of those inliilite-l, Typheron worked the cumbersome tuachtutl that cut great masses of Iron Into shape for after manipulation. Typheron was hot a genius; lie was only a laborer with his hands, doing Just what he was'bhlden to do by his masters. The machine groan ed and creaked, and Typheron, asl he lifted, the poi.ileious levers, groaned in unison. lly-ai d bye. lie moralist of the maniir' factoring district came that way, and looked in upon Typheron; and almost at the same time old Alden Palmer, the millwright and engineer, also dropped in, Gi Palmer bad heard the email lug of the machinery, and the moralist had been attracted by the groaning of-' the man. The first contemplated the' iron iuoiist"r, while the other regarded the swatthy son of toil. "Thou findest It hard work, my son," the moralist said, sympathlzingly. "Aye, vurra hard, my master," "And yet we must all labor. Our. work is before us. Despair not." "I dono," groaned the laborer, lifting the lievy bar with a deep breath. "It Im moity hard sometimes, 'specially when the machine groans as she do Sow." "I know, my man, It must be some times hard, but forget not the old adage: "Time, patience and perseverance can accomplish all things." "Well, sir," said Old Palmer, not at all reverent In his beariug, "does your lesson end there?" The mpraljsl looked up a little inqulr inuly, rjid. a little superciliously. "i was but giving the good man a great lesson of life," he said, dogmatl cajly. "Aya, man,'' returned tho mill wright,, wild, a, nod and a smile, just as, he might have nodded and smiled at a boy; "but life lessons aren't of much use unless you give them In full. Wheu you come to run a machine like this, time, pa'lence and perseverance may be all very well in their proper places, but I guess our good man would nnd a little sperm ije more to his purpose, just now.,' It was plain tn be seen that the hardi handed enuliieer commanded most of the grimy laborer's rpect at that mo ment, and. the moralist turned away like one disgusted. Wendell Philips told the women ot lloston that seven out of eight husbands were fiauds and liars, but he. didn't say which teim applied tu himself. The boy whose family had had Its. first mluce-ple of the seaso.i Is perfect ly ju stifled in leaning over the gate and sueering. contemptuously at the riff raff. As St. Peter is universally alluded to In connection with the gate of Ilea .en, so Gfii, Newton, is now spoken ot In con nection with Hell Gjte. Sis weeks from now you 5vill see pjo pie suddeny stop and sit down ou the walk as If stiuck witli a sudden idea, and they will have no explanations to make when they rise up. A man must bo pretty drunk to go along, the streets holding to his, coat collar with uoti hands to preyeiit falling down.
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