Father Abraham. (Reading, Pa.) 1864-1873, August 20, 1869, Image 1
PUBLISIILEA) -MET !RIDAY, av RA.I7CH & 000318A.Tr, ..t* LIO. 11, South Queen Street, Lancaster. ,i 0 40 4 . , =T ,6 m • - sl .s, a N . % chs6la zi teaedr . 7.m2 : , fife " . ~.. 112 i rd $llO for each additional anbandber " . •!° 20) - a ft TOR CLODS, IN PAONAONS. 5 glinah LOrros oderB4) 4 0.50 Wavier • W • ..?..t.1.....N It SO /11 ooptea ~, pi " . H , , ~ , . , .50 10.10 .4 111 8 1 asmo for mob - adkiiiiiin'ilaniikalier. 411KAAI sabaoriptiona inn* invariably be paid' in advanen. _ , , , JOB Et,iiilialga" IN a Of every desoripiiai,aiiiiiilaiitilitnnaptly eie outed, at ittagaWraroat . i i '- I % - r —L. ,~~~~ PENNSYLVANIA PkiffißAl, R. R. The tintoof fibre arrival and departure of the trains on the Pennsylvania ,Rai road, at Lan caster, has been changed, as follows . : wrWARD. WIIIIITWA/D. Mein. Ex .. —12:07 a. in. 'gtbsburg ,El,. 1:27 a. in. Phila.Bitpress 4:02 44 I ila. Ely.. , " Fast Line 8:38 " 'Mail .11:15 Lane, Train.. 8283 " !Mut I:85 p.m. Day F.:press. 1:40 Oolninhla M . 1t45 " Elarrisbl Ac..tabi " ,Marrislpg Ac,. b. 54 4 4 SouthernEx..4:oo :Lane. 7:29 iCitkcill: READING RAILROAD. SUMMER AItIiANGtUr.,N.T, MONDAY, Ars'L.'s, 1100 Great Trunk tinefromtheNorthand North toast for' Philadelphia, New York, .Read ing, Poteseille, Tamaqua, Ashland, Sha mokintLebanon; Atiento►, unt, Etteton,l4A rata, Lancaster, Columbia, dr., Trains leave Harrisburg for New Yonk ite fol lows: At 2.36, 5.p, 81049Lis•op, 2.00 and the 10.55 p. cOnneeting With aim r trains on Pennsylvania Railresd, and arriving at New York at 9.45 a. m.,11.46 a. m., 8.50,6.45, 9.30 p. m., and 6.00 a. in. respectively. Sleeping ears se 601nPany the 246,3.20 16. 111-. and 103 a p.m. trains without ma e eidlr Leave fOr R , POttstille, Tainatua. (01:1 1 114, f 6 IAtTOTe. 1.1: a. nt., 2.90 Lobs non and prinoipal Way Stations; the 4.10 p. m. train making connections for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkil l and Susquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg at 3.30 p. in. Returning: Leave New York at 9.00 a. m.,12.00 noon, 6.06 and 8.00 p. in., Philadelphia at 8.15 a. tn. and 3.30 p. m.; sleeping oars accompany the 9.00 a. in., 5.06 and 8.00 p. m. trains from New York, without change. Way Paseenger Train leaves ,Philallelphia at 7.30 a. in. connecting with siudlartrain on East Penna. Railroad, returntng from Reading at 6.30 p. m., stopping a t all stations' leave Potts villa at 7.30, 841 a. ~ and 2.46. p. 16.; Shamokin at 5.26 and 10.811a.m.;AAhland at 7.06a.m., and 12.3 e noon, Tamaqua at 8.70 a. in.; and 2.20 p. tn., for Philadelphia itud New York. Leave Pbttsville, via Schuylkill and Susque hanna Railroad at 7.094. m. for Harrisburg, and 11.30 a. in. for Pine Grove and Tremont. Reading Accommodation Train : Leaves Reading at 7•30. in., returning leaves Phila delphia at Gal p. in. Pottstown Aooommodation Train: Leaves Pottstown at &MI a. m 4 returning, leaves Phila. del is at 4.30 p. m. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7.00 a. in. and 8.13 p. m. for Ephrata, Lids,Lan caster, Cciumitta i &c. Peetioisseit Ratiroad Trains leave Perkiomen Junction at SAO a. in. and Lai p, in.; returning, leave Skippick at 3.14 a sp. and 1.00 p m., con necting wi th shrine: trans on Reading Rail , road. Oa EMS Liao. New York at too Phtladid &SO a. sit. and 5 . 15 en., the 8.00 a,. in. only to RW villa 8.000,m; =pm 340 st. 10.53 p. m7sitrici tu andl.ls a. m. Tot and 7.03 a. in. for New Yorks and at 5.40 . m. tot“Plilla6slphia. Cepamtnal,lon,, thliuslaso &drool and Excursion,Ticket& to and, ;rem All points, at edneed sat, ea tii= snared through; lislipoisedsiatoired G. A. NICOLIA R W4D/ X 0.9 Ripe AMA A/W*, • PPM *UMW READING AM/ . Tll.l.ltgral t .4tTGUST 6t10860, PASSENOER Ti!AMPS 111J.J6 RUM 014 • TRW RoAD, AS FOLLoWS:. ~, ,• . A v•L • Latwaster-.. grtt. SP ,110 . g . • • ..att p.m. ..... Columbia .....8:10 a. m. ,4 1000 . as. 4 . .. 4 ..SAO p.m. . 4 ' .`•••• G*o p. in. , 1111Milt11111fOr LELV.R. Reading .. ... 4:11 16 Xik /411 , nrSterrymi a* UM a ... L i . Coll . :. t .' . •. 114 . 'dep. m. a A Nan. Trams tOeVine Lan to and COhnfibt i iii above, MO* &OM lameeMea at Iteadtatwith 1 1 1 Troths N and , Weft c e Phibidelpbis and Roadie I tioglareot elliera Root. , apeemotor it Ai.. • a Colartie sr . oci r m o ra mom y of il U t rets mei bee . , • • meths Wiese oaths Vai New ;way i • , t ,of Liberty fil=te L r 't i .. .4 110 % , phiii IoW it the •• • • MARRO* ga llg26 "l"4 ,Voktd. IL i Awldartipt_ tai int Season ao • eta, Al Rae wee& •••••,• to; at ~ o Xe iamito Trafte Tine y elithia *DO Esklldlitlit . RailroadiWOiablis domes wearMl Ti yeeneyi__varda Railroad Time... ... aulliatn .• • •t , : • • 4114)._r, 0,413141Af0kt, , , ~ ;, ...,-,. 'i . , • . .. t. , `i , /61,4 NOBTIEEBBN , - CENTRAL' RA..... , 1 WAYi . ,• • , • -,• • -_ . :-: •t, • . • • Tgains. Ma . • Yealt4ae. Wats . -. lumbbh, .putitidpid 3410 /dawdle an i • , p., Leave'P* Op,Apfit, ott, !Spit. 14, f,./1 ' 1:90 and Lear* Yton Vitdolloora;at toe and . 1 1 "' - ' nt_,. 1.911• m ; asalitmtpuight ,• • :-A:, • , -: ~ Low swat 1:314 - 611 an i , ~. . a. tn., an ISM <My. in. T Y49 I 4 S 11 : WAtirg i t IWq# U PY , 1 - : At .Seb Eu.0:141111 id* and. trapi'mi' ~ -; ) f " • 1:,(1.... AKAN. 801/1.11: , • • • ' . . . • 1 I • At 5:45 and tabs., in...atal lada,and 19t16P I , • dge4TIVA t 1 :,. ~ • . 1 , . • ,/ ti il --ik r " " lri cal tad" . . • • I n s , - '.,._ 0 . • . _ . . J. B::1:1:4'71,x44:0/:,:":i' DRALSB.IN SHEET IdUSWPIANOS, ORGA,pIe; litiZitil6TA Mitt 3ti4iat'4 1 00440 Goieftsait: • , Able AO* for ' • • ~ARdwD gruirOWNED. rt.uios: , ..! • . . .1 • AI"..O e APF, ”, • PRINCE CO .' S ORGANS auGAIRLODEONS. airMtiello *Mt, WiMail PAO etPaitfer. • ' ' • Nola %OMR. PRINCE 'ST 1111, •GOOK AMOHL DO I ! utzolti as! usx J. B. IMMO=BBIM, i IO BHTOIIII. sorts, . , silio .41 it ww-intat " =.44 " 4: Der. plailair • ' No. o NOUS' PRINOII MOUNT, LANG . irmawa nlo Alle2r b oonses ti o: l 4 l l Lie boh ozer tra= o4. tsm•ofws VOL • T? ri rt Claim, .40mo* _TAMES BLACK, , ATTORNEY AT LAW,, MILITARY AND NAVAL tILAIN AGENT, rgt East,Kipg-st., • /41Thefistert B4fig di l d n y it licensetli as a Claim Agent, stud havhig a tie experience, 'prOmpt attention will be given o the following ohemeeof Ohalzois BOUNTY and PAY due discharged Soldiers and. Bodoni,• ' • BOUNTY (addltionati to, dotdiers who enlisted fel* hot lees than 2Or leave; or were hontira bly_d_Wbaened for Involved. BOMiTY (additional) fo dows, Children, or Parents of Soldiers who' ledfrom wounds re. PENSIONS dtheese contnuned in said serViee• for invalid Soldiers And Sailers; or to their down or children. PENSIONS for fatheriand mothers, bretherti or *tars of (*wand seidlersi pen whom they Were dependent. PENSIONS and UMATUITIES 'for-Soldier" or their Widows from Pennsylvania, in the War 011812. PAY due Teamsters, Artificers. and Civil em ployees of the GoVornrilertt. PAY due for horses lost in the United Mates service. CHARGES._rm..feici , ingraM, and in no case will clibiWif uMI UM money is collected. , Idea iltiorrik - -4- • LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. -7--- ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, $2,600,000, After paying Losses to the amount of CHO" CHARTER PERPETUAL All the Surplus Dividend amongst the Policy Holders every year. THE ONLY TRULY MUTUAL COMPANY IN THE CITY OR STATE For further information apply to JOHN J. COCHRAN, Agent, From "Father Abrabamit °Moe, no2o.tfl Lancaster, Pa LAM:WTI; June 951h,1868. EritTORS gintSBll: "Or. Wm. M. Whiteside, the enterprisiag lifts purchased from me a large stock of teeth and all the fixtures, the in strimenta 'formerly belouglog to tool, and also those used by my father, Pr. Parry, in his prac tice. In the putthes6, the doctor li as provided himself with some of the most valuable and ex pensive instrumentaziaixt it denial practice, has beyond doubt one o the best and lar gest collections of lieentailit initraments in the !State, „rev laga r qommodiging °dices of Dr. Et to togier aecom modafed: • lid imity' irf fumbling! linself With evety , scientifie • improtemest• lb Idolise of Vastness. • .• W M. WHITIOSIDE, .• NTT'S T.• 011P1 1 3011 LkND NASMNINCII4 EAST 'l ii it it'll. ET, Next 41Q9;: to thy. court 149 190 1 trier li l lihnOS 1061. WIT Gabbs attire; •,. .I).4.istuAs a, PIINNA. Teeth .Ortraet 00)W W. use of n oh,;l-‘ ( ,*- AfleY 4A°f • , Datp,RAirit..' x. W. eaturs. BAIR, sursK, lIANICERS, NONOIINAJIT 4210 9itarlAir. tockumes, LANCAATIIII, no .Iy] "CrECLIANICSI BANK, AU. eavt. U. img. NORTH QUIPT:spiPICT, • VIRIIIR 1h114,01"0,) ttNITLD STA.T.Gs BONDS. ATtX:1011, GOLD, SILVER, AND COUPONS. Drafts Waive* all the prlaelipal Met. colleotices mods promptly. ~f •t "hitirridpaie on tooltoOdos; Joni At. STrilif4;l, B !Nrf B 4 IlAfi*OV•; Josarn, Cp,tiuttoy., , , , , Bookers as: , I ' wilr f fet.X; 0 4 4 i .4 , I= =I - irotetm. IT"0 411 EL, • OtTelli!ft PAstfir.s. E. B. 010.01.1 W. B. EMMINGEB & CO., lab ll4 Tl Proprietor*. set she Afa'Akita *Mr* tors to jbliiA Ski work - an bi; Se Merl up the'nettiotes ~ids; So rtuntrattee. Dentistry. 111== Peels 15 114111111111 U MG, PA. .3')T. Printing. =I JOB P:III:MN4a. THE BEe+ I AIM daVirisi; Alioz To got !lath JOB PRINTING DONE, IS AT THE FATHER ABRAHAM OFFICE, No. 13 SOUTH QUEEN STREET, Two Doors North of Express Office. ALL fN WANT OF p3STERS, PROGRAMMENII, lIANtLBILLS, 04.RD8, BILL-HEADS, .LETTItiIogiADS, : 8r..42111F. capoicit s , • `PAMPWAWI3,, NOM* 800 ; Will bad lt• to taielt tatettat ***We wit tall, RUCH & COBRA NEWSPAPKB, BOOK *IW JOB PII/LBTOBS. I4ANCMTEA, P 44.4. • glB PjØ .SMErs &'A tit PRACTICAL HATTERS, EAST KING ' ST., LANCASTER, PA., Mappfeeterers sad . Dealers In KINDS OP . HALTs.A.N - D air 411 orders rdieValy attended tn. • anglll-17r • 16 6 6 SittILTZ laitmUm ► f 1 T ZICS, ' 9l NO. 20 I*TORTIi 'QUEEN , STREET WiaAnEll, PENNA. , • ; •!• •, • . r f atind sPrit-rai} ind' Winter HATS arid (39.H8 1 • 1 : • f "inn ipialititia an,sl calor% , • EADtiCI3 9 FANCY FURS, . we itte! s i u ; A tt ieli liirie v id d 'it r ic n % Ne 111,0404, goviakes,a4l Y ttr Y,7'!"77Flii.. , • ~ f • RONti.9# 1 11198.41111 ".RORESpn , Buffe Nir i rfltiMrotrit ne to s o n l a i lti " BLANKETS 'AND LAVRUGS Of all qualifies, to whitii4oB would particularly l invite ies tr u t t r of all persona in want 01. Gipylcs, OEUITTETS awl AIM ornsi ct , fa. :Nlmi t yh t huczawiN,__ WM., is Ladle& ttnoitrinncialrea, PULSE W1E161141 and EdB MITTS. AND MAIL ardo4l NEA carsibr A* IvAct "401. AN We &Wife 'as batik, on" for AO lIVidOW, 011141Chil 401448510 10 do all 1i4114h 7 1,tv , wed &Sada aim* ago', a 1400 ,fir mow oarrestottO Witt le ei a t , 11=11 • ' WFAMMENg. 0, little feet! that such long years idnatitander on through hopes azafears, I:n naat ache 8134 bleed beneath your load; , earer tolhe wayside Inn Where toil shaillselse sad rest beglh, A, weary, t hJ 0 P3?0t1y,r, 1 4 1 • 0, Attie handsl ; thst i rTeair Or nikiniel, Rave still to serve or rule ao lon Have still se-RN * tlits'oe ask;: I, who imlttiucklrith,book ^adieu Have toiled among my . fellowmen, Am Weary thkikhig of yiltir talk! 0, littlihearts that throb and beat' With such Impatient, *meth& haat, Rd& Halftime ands treng desires; Hine, that so long bas glowed and tanned With passion into 71the tttefted, ' • Wow covers and conCeale. its tirerS 0, little souls! as pure and whits, And crystalline as rays of light , Direct from heaven, theft , Naomi divine; Refracted thrdugh the mist.of years, How red my setting sus apple*. How lurid looks thig seal or mine! lEll SYBIL'S LOVERS. Mr. Bunker handed over the ten dollars extra without a word. "1s there anything else?" he asked, in a tone of voice meant to be satirical, but the satire was lost on Mrs. Nair. " Oh, yes, Herodotus; I want you to stop as you go down. and. take a private box at the opera. Proacenhun, I would prefer. Sybil will go with us—dear Sybil, she does so dote on music. Of course you'll take a box by the season, when you are 'married; it's so much more economical." "Economical!" gasped Mr. Bunker; growing very in the face- ”go my mind the opera is always a ridiculous piece of extnivagencel" Clara Nair laughed. "Oh, I know you're a little old-fashion ed about such things, but Sybil will make you over." When Mr. Bunker returned to dinner, Sybil was there, smiling and lovely as Pt +l, to serve as eaubalor do roast lowla and gumbo soup. Mit.. Fere miiknofroly i ndentions iitiaMed trim aft- lighted up. ' J ain' watched igilfitently. ' 'PhitodOs*Wfuntit dtdte . , Werfalenough', I f ' lb* the . . 4 .cl Wish 1 . I vinuldnit look sojr . or prottY." the; , . d nor o w brought diPPers addling. to her brother-M-lAm elect, and lightat is eigar'wlthler ownihir hand*. ' tilybli won't lii jealous ohne," she said, =NY., "ByT toy, Ilecodotnei cook want* or loon Is wages." Mr. Bunker d Ves down into the cape cloud • depths *fhb ' pocket. "How innehisite" • "-Twenty dollare." "MM. Nair! I. It Fogslble that Mt, spay our cook that ex-tray-a-put pum of money - Why don't you do your own car:lanit" 1 Do boar him, dybil l " ling./ea the ma tron to her sister. ` How little.he knows about the women of the day. How you'll have to teach him, my dear." " "But why don't yowl" persisted Mr. Bunker. "My mother always sooked for herloadian." ' "0, Sybil and .1 were never brought up to work. Sybil don't even know where tps kitchen iir at borne." , Sybil was jastoPeaing her 'lips .to elm.' tread •tbirLbeldiy hasserded assertion; when Mrs. Nair trod energetically upon the toe other gaiter, and checked the ris .ll4 words. • ' • `Thallk you: gerodolsts," she said, as the disoonsfitted bachelor silently the required sum of money, , ".8= if Sybil will excuse us fortenminutei, I' ll show you soniething pretty." . Mt. Dunker, seeretly ripprehenaliv that be was about to be conducted too bee alt the bars asleep, a sight , dear to the ma ternal eart, but obnoxious to all jambe- J a rs, to owed Mrs. Nair meek as any lamb to the slaughter. But instead of turning ,'tthe nursery, Clara kept straight oa to: ie &Wang-room beyond, where a prim of sat, the centre of a maelstrom of silks, satins Odd draperies, while on the troth - lay 'piles on 'Pike of garments. • "I,ooki triumphantlynodded Mrs. Nair; ~fdibille treratillaug" ' .1, - i . r. Bunker staved sileßtiy. "Cashmere iihaivl, .fivehundred dollars; 1 blackJihread,lhree hundrerk white lama, sevatity•fivis; three lace parasols, fOrty; the : dress whitesilk, two fifty; opernhat, from 1 , •,• ' , P84944) 11 4t5; =mine farg) UV; . M l ' gat ) ona bandied and twenty. Not a . . `begintriug,' eh?" ',• _" t, grin ' ' Mr. Banker, I—l thought , mr., . • was poor. • I , "AllOal , ' Milt dear me ) as I tell Sybil, e'll imer, twsrried but once and as elt'goitig to hate a rich husb and, it's a 1 Sas well to begin as she means to go' on. Dear little lalibil.she hauuuch a taste or IagSIMI4 I IBO4I - rtillit Wbega ace Toe go• ing, Herodotus?" For, Mr. Bunker, unable to diegnise his terror* and apprehensions, had bolted. Clara laughe4 to herself. • "Not a bad Oen. borrowing all the nice shown), fare and laces on the street, to say nothing qf Miss ' Millionaire's wedding dress" thought thesbrewd matron. "cm, Sybil, my dear, if you'd only know. how to manage, you would have been Mrs. Harley 'Whiter tong ago_," The nett. day Ms. Nair confidentially showed' "her dear • Heysham " a little memorandum of the things wbloh "Sybil couldn't possibly get along without tuber new house." "For of course you'll have a house on Vat* . 1.1) . COISOLODSD - Madison avenue, on Gramercy-Owe, at; the very least.,, " 13unker made no reply; he simply ()betted his Mouth and shut it tautely, like elfish in the agonies ota deficient respire tion4 r • • ext day buteue the eIY Matron hinted to r. Bunker thit*ybil was dellege, and that a Month likirathittiton everrwintei, and• a mOrith in Sttratbge everrstitihrwr. was just what she needed to imildater up, " I'm so glad on that...amain:o,4W she's going to marry riclaW sighed Clara, with a gold-mounted Eistidette'atther nose. .A.Tva retturn from Detroit did ,the syetematic series,of perse cutions 04e. ' "(lad to Bee yott again, Blinker " cried the paterfamilias, , with a squeeze , of the hand, , " I hope you've learned a, thing or two in yo ur , week's experience in house keeping. • " I mostassuredly have," solemnly turned Herodotasi with an emphasis On , the Words which tra vohunes. • . But he did ru)t vulge the exact nature, of the various in r erences be lied made un til' that evening, wilted Mr. Bexley dropped in to smoke a owlet tiger with his sett•in law in esse and his Scin4n-law initsturo. A cosy-place you've got of 'it here, Stephen," he said, looking approvingly around. " I suppose you'll have Just such another smoking-room in your establish ment Bunker, eh?" Mr. Bunker turned green and white, and moved uneasily in MS chair. "I—l don't know aboni . that" he hesi tated. "To Sellyou Om truth, Mr. Bexley, I've been thinking the matter deliberately .over, and I've—ahem—about concluded that I'm too old to change My condition, —and—and in fact, tbatM.iss Sybil ought to have a younger , and smarter husband, and—" "Hey?" . ejaculated Mr. Bexley, drop ping his Cigar on the sofa pi ll ow, where it burned a hole 'through the nose of a worst ed work dog. "And," ad.: lol 4l*er; ratio/WY, — "ln Pll short, be ha Nforc I will get mar ried. There, no yon have it. You may ,sue me for , breach of promiSe if you like, or you may let it alone. It will make no sort of dlllarence to I,know I've been a fool, but if I allowed . , Matters to go a step further , ! should ben hinatic." , And teldle hp with lidded arms and ktulkedibiggedlyont bine roonsannitering, be walit ealaathiafi about " 1 14 f 6414 g to be ruin ed by any womanlsesOryaganee at his time orlife." ' That was the hust,thatitilealey fami ly saw of gr, HerbdOtus Bu nker in the characOr of aspiring lover ; and Sybil happyEybil.-fresdll•Mn her jeweler fist ters4. returned unopposed Ito her fbdght dreams of " love in a cottage.",,:Unop-, posO, for Mr s . Eerie) , declared. that "" - r a that lutd,heen said abolitn, ' a wadding titarn "ohbitld he, 440. tied no betterpalch than Hare "Wet." lagt,whnif fe dr, Dunker rebel th i n dints of Mr, and . 'Harley WintertorMY responded th,a' %it'd c 0 oDotobs. ' And, Ne if t itOrclhat,Pfratt ,V r )V ll his in r i pininal4 Whiki t* VirStailat, srida L*-vet wove' orange ' i nto a 'co golden Atter close', ." .'er . teats and W pared: "t , Clare ; I owe all this to you." _ " dflerp ? said yrs. Nair, laughing thrinigh • ; her tm,p, there's nothing wo man can't do iribe seta herself ah 64 JUDGE WOODWAP/EDattb- 314 011311. ~. • The Democratic nindidatolibr Governor of Pennsylvania gets the foll o wings first rate nOtFess 4 in the Hartford Post : Allttleinore than a year ago iti the siveltering heat of purotorlal limmany, we first , heard of Asa Packer. The full voiced Perrin was calling the roll of States. Mr. Eaton, on behalf of "the sterling and gallant Dernbcritcy of my little Common wealth,” had named' the Hon: Janes EL" English as a candidate for the Presidency:" Oales bail Pendnated General llaneaskl hio had named Pendleton • the serene Tildisn had breeched the best' butt of the season in Sanford E. Church; had set; up Joel Parker; - and Pennsylvania was called. At once there , rose upon the damp vision of thatmeltingemditory a hu man form with bbill bona - flinvortitinu script, , It was not the " ancient amrinert," nor did he "ils" anylV,"With gilt tering eye." It was Ili " woodward, of Pennsylvania; and. he ", sced the whole crowd with one ofthe most. dismal obitu aries that over , followed, a • politician home. Judge. lirooclivard read his whole heap of manuscript through. Ile described his man' before . he named ' him. Twenty MlA utes deSeriptkin.-thinkofit...in manuscript —.read slowly and deliberately---intoned at that—to an, audience of seyea or eight thousand--every man a rivulet. of persni ration-all iintatlent-for o belloV-bi atmosphere bine with bhtephenty mid reek. lug with runt—just think of that-awn: standing on a bench-4w Tammany Hall, Weald such sturoundings, drenched( Willis own sweat,;.r*ing 4' eca9la of column of biograplucal stuff, and tying on, the end of it all thenitun of Asa Packer; of Penn sylvanta.” •It was two • Miles of. slow match to one tire-tracker—paw fire-cracker at that. When ho concluded , there ilanca arise • 1, :=90 wild s yell - a`ki h N. 4Bll No,' there:dld not. It was too warm to yell—for Ass iPacker ; so nobody yelled. A few smilial—some In 004.4 We—others at neighborliii furs. It pains us tn say 'that ht tiro bats thiit trent *dud all the reporter's tableo when the'Med Wood ward sat down, the only . aisarly &Abe guishable sentence was the conundrum that leaped with a very large:H. fr om desk to desk — " Who In H. Is Ass Packer?" C 0 ;l►D ~ ~,~s~~ Ten lines of Nonporelkomitttaiteii Sitaaro • . 4 Et,' 21 . 3 ' TIMM. , tsir • 5,1. • • ‘:, • ' AC. **. Iwmk . 00G/100 weeks...• 4.4 0014 00ks 8 wee.... 1 4 4 17 00 1 month... 1 2 00 1 - 1 20 00 mouths.. 4 091 4 00 10 00 84 R. months.. I months.. , 709 11 "' 42 4 01 ':1 ra 00 1 year lll 4.040 40 GO GO GO 1* 00 Xxeentiaiiiihreilieta.4.. l ...;.l:...;.i.‘4,.,.;...lBl SO • • OM.* •••••••04. • .-21111. • 1154 :041b14.:. J. t 1 le . =I ago iiIHOCIEtk wilt' 2 - 4 . —fnill lions for party wt.'s; Thot ene cent to pay off the natienal debt , ASA Pka l / 4 .1k - beithigi tb' Colt )mo , nopolist e s,one of a claps fp whom the "leo ple are Vititf Ofty*tiibute hi the advichbed , pricer. 0f 1 c01441 i : 1 .1, INSTEADi of MMl:kg for the market value of.vate4.fax.P , Lekerytha people &Navin—. ning to ask the pri_cp t i t= Ut "Yilt7 se rious quedilefi to "M inp t i t iat4 l p t iVrEg • T name for a hundred thoUsand dollar pur chase. 17,7 • " Wao areihe De ocratfa candiliates?' , sa an,eitu • ; cc r. an , pg 1 W, 4 at P ce wo •tu wad o rs," said the Caseparkom, ttftishurg. RosacnArt's Mot Haneoek Won't train In the Democratic party. Both are for tOnately MOIL bkowd with moiety and conscience, and these will forever keep them from running on Democratic tickets THE election of four Republican Con gressmen from Alabama—Beckley, Hays, Buck and Hellin—is now conceded. The whole number to which Alabama is enti tled is six. Two Demogratic victories—The late massacre of negroes at Mobile and 'on a western river boat. liter for the "white man's party"—it is such a just, htunane, enlightened, Christian institution!. Tun fact la not generally known that our Federal securities are worth tc-day at least $250,000,000 more than they were worth the 4 me Fresklont was isaugu nted, and , are advancing at the rate of ten or fifteen millions a week. THE EDITOR of the Bfdford, Ggiette gives notice to its Democratic patrons that its money he wants. Never mind, Packer's financial committee will be around shortly and make your heait glad. " Can't yet Tint Beairisr 40#04 , WS, theosturdy sons of Pennsylvania will not bow down peters the' golden' , image , which Ms been "t"1""44919411AUP 0 0 faA down and worship /fr. mica, the , golden 4i:lllft/fibs Detneetael: • AN NEOhlgigrn Sari/ "Asa, Packet has still iu lgs xasemeop the very apiess which covered his bt-horse of 'former daya,v We advise 'him -bs , Imp , it , oiled uP au tt in rod ref*, ,e, tie will DONA it to make that little excursion up Salt Itivimneett October. - • Tun Ohio Densocrsta.sroits a sad plight over, the declination of Bosecrann If they coed only iniPtarise ttrenty mil lionaire now, they could at leash keep up , appearances until- hisoarsnolises whaling takes place iniQuiom.:' • • (bin; Lossornassr,' the new Surveyor of the Pslit of New Orkessa, has appinted several colored men to %Adens inr t his deparinsent. ' The Iterißilcans are de lighted, and the thesodabli cannot coni plaits, now that they are voldugibr engross and begging their votes. • Tun Republican Convention at Fukien county, on Monday i 4 last week, uomi nated J. B. Cemna, Req., as their candi date for State Senate, subject , to the de cision of the Distri3t Corrientisin. Mr. Cream isindl known inameter, and his nombsetion would be hailed *Ws great satiqsetion by his numerous Mends bore. liweLva gearyls administratissOise State debt has been reduced nearly ,000, and the tat' upon real estate entirely Abolished: Those IMO wish a continua tion of these things need but to vote for the re-election of our present-worthy Gov ernor. -it.' 1 . ~.1 Gov: HOATXS2r, ,of New York, retinies to surrender .pick , pocket : thieves ,for trial In this State. Suppose 'he wants to. keep 'all such chaps in his State to re-elect him next- time. Like Judge Shsrswood of our State, he holds his office by fraud, and both appear to be alders and abettors of crime. DLVida Packer of his money, and div est , him of the 'immense pewer which it has brought him; put him, inAhis inspect, in the soma position with Governor Geary, Mid make him, your candidate for Gover nor. He would stand Wore the people as bald as a plucked chicken. ''Wipe out his wealth and'you wipe out hit existence. assoelatione are with:la s. ! , and patriotic MOS, Whessehlood and pre wen poured out to save this govern ment. Packer's assoohttions are with the leaders of the old Ihmsbou„dynasty, who brought upon ea altk gun trettioles4 rgitfirtave fOrgottou uoth'bp that was bed andlearned othing that * good. Iv racker had been worth but $20,000 instead of 120,000,000'' the Demeeratic party would not hhve touched him. Pack era fortunrkis the candidate of the Drawer racy for Governor, and not Packer,. the man. The money bags, and railroads', and Coal fields, are running for Governor. If Packer• were a poor man, like. Governor 'Geary, hie name would never have been mentoned in.connection with that high office. To get rid of .paying his 'lxoubV_ tax, Packer pretended to move *can Mauch Chunk to Philadelphia, al the = ope ration merely consisted in g his name at the Merchant ' MA *pen hag a coal °Moe, while his about badly residence at Mauch Chunk is ROY coon pied as formerly by himself and dimUy. It don't require many such kola to make out the man. #bik'' , lMAg's4lo‘4 II