II
imuis
Tns Bauman, hoar; Ala to . OWN
Mundt? Mondolt ttr W...ts. ot Two Mew
por annum In Adana. _ •
mr. Advertigni In 01l awe et w an.!
woo to the rig*
SPECIAL ItOTICES MMUS*
C
lbw •
line for
not
t importion, =a slow
waboopoo tootruono.
LOCAL Nuncieft, maw MA! 111•1161 r.
war= Cana lbw
ADVIDITESIEEESTS WE heocoodbm to
. . .
the ESloning,
arisatipaisalys.
LSO I .11.00 SAO I 10.00 111 IS
1 itch t $l4O
2 Incbss t 2. I 1.001 11.00 f IO.eS I MOO I
taclum I 2.10 I T.OO 110.00 I 1111.001
117z7m - * - I•Am. ll7 Orc . '0 1), • 0 • T- T
111..1p IEOI T.. 0 r ., 01
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column I 904* I 40.00 i IMAM I 110 A, SIM 4
,
Administrator's and Regontor's NAMSI: AU&
toei Roth:m.42 50 ; Basinses CierdgAiltebeg.
"ear) SC addithand Uses St each.
, Yearly advertigers are entinedte gesgessifyobeirms
Transient adwatteementiltnestbesiebt bibs eitegess.
All Resoltdiorie of Aseseletiosi ; ClagettentOldiells
of Malted at individual Interest, sad *dbl. et Mg-
Magas and Deaths. EDSeeIIBS /TOW" 5 /• 1111 0 1 4
TZX mars per line.
The Berm= bearing a Urger chosiselan tbaa an
the papers lathe cow combined. makes IS the best
Advertising medlem In 14=1"41.
JOB PIUNTING of every Sled, ta gad limey
colors, dorm with bestemiett=h. Rendbille.
Blanks, Cards. m
p h. be.
n o every verge
prbilied at tie eheetest
notice. Its !Ivor= Mice Si wen seppited
power Proemial& good assortment of tie, type, gad
everything Wilts Brines. One em be esseedist tit
he moat artfstki MOW and et the lowest Meth
TERM INVARIABLY BASIL
IJ.:!
1 '
W,A I LLACE KEELF,B,
41791 f Adip "sum PAt/51711.
I 4 '
Towanda.
DAY, MIDDIELL &SANDERSON
finnan and Rappers f the
SIILLIVAg ANTUEAC)TE COAL.
inar.l"7l Towanda. Ps.
TNT - 111.. H. IMORGAN,Detder in Bead
V V Estate, IMe from sloo . lmward ■ pace over
tb late B. S. Emmen & 00.% Banking Boom
r W. DIMMOCK, Dealer in all
2. Maar of Booting MMus. Towed*. Po. in
orders for Sod* promptly otteadol to. Portherilsz
Attention Oren to Ortilogerad Poach Rooltos.
july2sl}
MAILORESS.;—Try Mrs. Fisszs
_,L. Draq's work ad pokes. Mop In nisi nano,
hnlFr, between Ward Howe and Bakery, opposite
1 , 04-01hoo. Towanda Oct. 22, ISIL-4Sniy‘p
row,rara, BEAL, ESTATE
DEAL= Wo. WA South Water Street. tom.
Illinois. Baal Mate purchased awl sold.
Ib
veßtmrntr matiolud Mem Loaned. •
•
may 30,10. i
QA.311311 OWELL,' SON & 00.
lutve leased' the Barber Mop one door vest of
lbe Elwell He*, and-itillpeethgr ask • same of
public patronage. '' • • 5w.11012
JOHN 0.1 HUFF, AUCTIONEER,
mll cbeerbilly attend all Woe at teal estate
and personal property. All orders by mall or other
wise will be promptly attended to to any part of the
minty. Poat-offiee address, Ittarallag Mame and
3!,,rsbnnz. Bra4ford County. Pa. mar. 20•71
GAYLORD. BROS., Genera/
_Fire
and Life !$ ranee Agency. Politics coveting
ir,f, and &linage caused by lightedng, to
and other reliable companies, without = I L
charges. R. E. 'GAYLORD.
Wyahming, May RS, '7l. S. C. GAYLORD..
JOHN DITNFEE, BLACKSMITH,
MONIIOETON. PA., pail particular attention 0O
man: Buggies. iWagone, SW&e, kr. Tire act are
'repairing done on short notice. Wort and cliarPlll
gnaranteed eatiefactery. /1.15.69.
!ILA MOS FIasTISTPACKIIR, HAS
Resin established blinselt In the TAIXIMIING
`IISTNESS. Shop over Rockwell's Store. Wo!t et
rc.ry description done in the latest strle-a.
Towanda. April 21. 1870.—U
T ERAYSTILLE WOOLEN MILL
The nnderslgned would rttipaCiftlily atutonnoe to
the pnbne that he keeps constantly on hand Woolen
cif ,the, Cie/amerce. Flannels. Yarns, and all kinds at
r4l,lntsale and retail. HAIGH k BBOADLEY,
u. 2.10,10. I Priprietor.
CLINTON HOUSE ,
ITHACA, N.Y.
S. D. THOXPSOISt, Propr
010 libus at the free for the Howe.
7t arelt C,„1872-fan
ItP,SSELL'S
GENERAL
I . ;VSOR A NCE AGENCY;
may2 - 3';(l—tl
THE UNDERSIGNED ARCHI
TECT AND (BUILDER. wishes to inform the
of Towanda and vicinity, that be will give
i”rti , ttlar attention to drawing plank designs and
Fp,wireatmns for all manner of buildings, prints
-sea public. Supe.rintendettee given for reasonable
c•unp..nsation. Office at reaidence N. Z. corner of
rasa and lizatieth streets.
J. E. IlltlintiNG.
Box all. Towanda, Pa.
ISM
NEW PARLOR OF FABHMX%
SHA*ING, HATS 1.;u1 - 11:03,
SIIAMPGOING, and HAM DYEING
imne In the:Lai - eat Style. Also particular pains
t,.10.11 in Cutting Ladles' and Children's Hair. Shun-
Curling and Frizzing.
6 0 to GAIISArLY & LINCIICOME,Vcrrer the
N;honal Hotel, Main Street, Towanda, Fa.
Marrh G. 1572.
W W. iC.TNGSBITRY,
•
LEAL ESTATE, LU'E, FIRE, k. ACCIDENT
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Oflko, conic'. of Main and State Streets,
fa nth 13. 1 n2i
I .ISH, DOORS, AND BLINDS.
• .
I am prepared to farntah Ellit-dried Doors, Bash
: , 1::111.1. of any style, Mao, or thickness. on short
n . 4 Hand Jul your orders ten days before yolli
.I•.t t., tlxe the articles, and be sure that you will
t that will not shrink or swell. - Terme cash
On .1-livrry.
T.witph, July 9. 1871.
I).IYTON BROTHER,
Dealcrilit
svOOL; BIDES, PELTS, CALF-
Ennis, runs, kO..
lt
For o (tit the big i liost rub pries Is pald at all times
t 47. 4 ,0
in M. E. RAlsonitalit's State, Maln-at.„
G. A. DAITOIA,
3. x. nArros.) sr/10CM) TOWANDA . ta.
DERSIGNED HAVE
ripened a Banking Mane la Towanda, ands the
nAnn• of G. F. MASON k CO:
They aro prepared to draw Bills of Radiant" and
mn ,, ,oliectiran in New York, Phinidelptds, and all
rrtions of the United Mita, is also England. G.
triany. and France. To loan meiney,recehe deposits,
and to do a ganouil Banking business.
(1. N. Mason srU one of the late arm of
- AL , - oi a: Co.. of Towanda, ra...und his knowledge
1
lu hornless me of Bradford and adjointto? minting
sol i13:171 , 2 born n the banking business for about
a fh.on years. ma a this hone° a desirable one througb
Corti to makeelections. 0. F. MASON,
O
Towanda. ut. • . - 181%. A. O. MASON.
I ,V E 'W
N
IP I n MI
NEW "G
ODS, LOW PRICES!
I,'3IONROETON. PA.
TRAOY • & HOLLON •
Dealeis th Groceries 'Brut Proviidorm, Deana
sevi Mediates. Kerosene OD. Lam*, ChimheTe.
Dsr Stuffs. rata% Oils, Vsztlidi.tszikee No.
Ti , barro, Care and Muirt. Pure 'Wilkes and
of the b et (Imlay. for medicinal purpose*
mov. all thlo.la *old at the very lowest prima. _Pro.
, arefully compounded at all hours of the
an.l nlI4 . Oita tis & call.
7
"MACY k HOLLON.
.cton. Pa., Juno 24. 120-Iy.
(iitEAP PASSAGE FROM OR TO
litEL 4 D OR ENGLAND.
a CO.'S air. or errILLICRINTS 7710 X 0111 TO
GICLEivITOWI.Ios mansroor..
11 'l.‘nk Gulbn's old Black Mr Ulm" iar Us.
VI • • l Packets, every tenet.
• ..a.iao Liie of Packets from or to LOrlaoll.
PI/ 1 . 1 ' lee 111
t lan:es - to England. Ireland and Scotland pok
e,
q . ; , 1-th4 pa ettlims, apply to Williams k anion,
• ay lie York. or
. F. MASON k G.. Bankers.
1. 18V..
Towanda. Ps.
ciIARLES
F: DAYTON,
- ..0r to llamphrey Bros:.
ECM
HARNESS
.11 A, ER,
Over licadra atom
•
h.ma a fall assortment or
_DOUBLE and
sts,ILE HARNEss, ill other rods to Ids tion
o:Tainng and ufactoring done to order. •
lowan/a:A• , 23, I$lL
:I►;s. E.
Kiu
J. MINGOS (formerly
ley,) LW now on hand
•
•
:.,11:1N;; MIL WELLY AND FANCY GOODS
van..ty aneh as reel and Imitation Lame.
•4 0, .eiv, Lace Cutlers and Nea
,m an the, latent novelties. She has also the
etyke in hatr geode real and imitation. Kid
u 1 . , %( . 4, ellen anti Straw ornaments,
DOLLY V I ARDEN JEWEIM.
In 1;4. G'etts,&c.. tee. She ting;ven cial
to d o leo Bonnets and Dien cap s,also
cap.: Ruches, he,
i have secured Vas minima of a ant elan straw
lltitio4, and shall give good satisfaction le an
manner of stair work. Rooms- at the old ahlren,
o r_:WM - CB:oth.= clothing Store.
S. W. ALVORD, htabltislier ;`.n
VOLUME XXXIII.
Tains WOOD. 41actutzgr £
Oxouciacs AZ Law, Sousa. P..
tY PERT, ATTORNEY AT
Lvir. Tolima% - Imo V. VS.
QMITH & MONTAN= ATTO
sem al Law. Oilse—eoner et - Male aii
Pim Street% appalls Peieset Dew Mom
InH. WESTON, DEMIST.-
te fa Moues block air Cienel Dole
cremicii Micas. JoiL
1111. T. B. JOHNSON, PaTumor ail,
Ikneasos. Moo over Dr.*. C. Puke IN
k 00.1 Dreg were.
O. R. LADD, PHYSICIAN
and Sorgeon. Towanda, Po. omea OW dm
north of Dv, Nadia flembirsos'aceig Oka.
jaalrrt
G. MORROW .
• Iltralizosr. Leltamitle. Pa" oaten lib proles.
dopil satins to Os Wes. Ones and roardowee
ono door north at th• Mud= liows.—epllrrLtr
Da a. I WOODBURN, Physician
-1-/ andMunn's. - Oas adllanrest COMM Naas
sad Plus Streets. tip stairs.
Towanda, My 1. 1872.4 r
P. WILIZEMON
AA IMMIX= aruir.roOßDA.
&nth Me of Iligeoes las Mock. IV WEL
Apra n.lO--U.
HB. MoKE A N, . ATTORNEY
a rao 000110ELLOS AT Lnr,Towladiark. Va.
Marlow orreariar pid to budirma In Ila Orphort
Onset - 3•111111.
WELLY & STANLEY, Ds s.
Office over Iffickhis k Block's atom Towth.
ds. Ps. Ova ter extracting, teeth.
W. B. piss. fair.lirm C. IL Reassaz.
TV H. CABNOCHAN, AITOB
• ion is L...@110215t /Warmly be Dath;.
ford Omni" Taw. Pfh. uouscuagis made abdcr
radiledi: fhb IS.
TYR. L. U. BEAM, PETRO= AM).
Strtaaaa. Parmaseatly located at Timms.
Pa. Particular attsatiou paid to aU C Dhow
as. Cancers and Tumors remiond without sad
without use of ths knit Mee at toe
State attset. two doors aid dDr. Pesti% Mead.
awe fa dim Moaaan a i
dlitardayo 1day.16.12.
TORN N. MIFF ATTORNEY !AT, Towanda. Ps. liwidOexase etiewlies rte.
en to Orphans' Ocent badmen. Caseemeing
oolleetione. Mot In Wood's now blood, genii
of the Whet Bank. up Mehl.
Feb. 1. LIM
OWE:WON & ELSBREE, Arros
arra as Lew. Meeteeda; IS. Waft eatertd
tato eopartianatp. el* their pteftli aertiese
to the bite 11 1 1 0/1 'mantas even to badness
In the aad Beeidera Omuta. 1011110 •
s anartos /a. 4 - w. a. Sums
3112 F& DAVIES, ATTOR-
I s as R
Law. Towsula.Ps. Theme
tuning arpodited thesumgvas tweet to Cho parties
of Law. Wirtthebi praehl sentoes to fame.
9, M
TIMM I= W. T. ix
=
North
WA. & B. M. PEGS ': LAW
• OM= •
nun wee opposes the Court Ma" Tomcods. Pa.
_ •
Oct 27,10. •
A A. ICIEENEY. COUNTY BII
• SAM 1 AMA 1, Towanda. Pa Othrs with
B. N. Peek, seeoed door below the IlireNouis.
win be at the cake the LW Bat•eday earwig math
and at all other tines whoa not isalled saw ea bad
dass owinerted with
add
lkweilloadsweir. All Were
Weld hereefier be addressed as dhows' dse.l.ll)
DR J.• W. LYMAN,
•
Parsrorss asp Rosorow.
Ofnce one door east of Brporter - building Reid
deuce, corner Pine and 2nd street.
Towanda„ Jam 220811. •
TORN W. MIX, ATTOICNEY AT
u Uwe TOwa.ne.arardCo..P.- •
GENCILIL INSURAIMS =CST.
PartialWAWA= paidieCollectionsaud Cepheus'
Court business. Offlee—Xesoara ]li. Mock. utaih
akle Public Square. - apr.
TOWANDA. PA.
fOCTOB 0. LEIVIS,A GRA.DI7-
ate atthe Mize of "Ptratelasa old thtlirsos P
New 'Tait eitr, Chum 1443-4. ewe etchueve attentka
to the practice of his profesalon; Moe and reddest*
es the osiers elope of Omen BM &town Rena
HOW% An /4.
D , - -
RD. D. SMITH, Denti st, has
parchued G. H. Wood's propm.O. between
llercues Block and the Ewell House. caber. be ham
located his aloe. Teeth extreded without pin bb
nee of tan. Towanda. Oct. 20.1870.-7 r.
DINING BOOMS
at CONNECT 01 wrrs Tan DAUB ! Xear the Court Soars.
•
we are prepared to teed the hungry at all times a
the day and erardng. Oysters and Ice Cream In
their swoons -
March 80.1870.
E i WKE.L HOUSE, 'TOWANDA,
TOWANDA. PA
JOHN C. =SOX
Having leased Ms Hoses, is sow moody to semoissio.
dais the torridliiinaddiet Nerds& aosespease
be
him spar vall ed to give sallideetiorkte those laa iat give
a .
//fr Noah aide of MO pabile swum emit aC kw.
aura bey block.
loptuammoinam am= HO
AA, TEL.
Pr= - ."
HO-
Sating purchased and that:N:oly nod tbis aid
and weil-Imaent stead. fartatatie Kw= GM.
As, at the month at Ihattmettlald 'Ova, Is reedy to
give goo
wh d
nig au nt
to all o Wye him vitt ea
Dee. St. 968—tt.
GEO. P. CAE N.
30! . ..N43 HOUSE, TO`OI4TDA,
The Home. liaraess. Am of ell peels et this
boom, inanzed agatmet ton yr Pim idailiskerri ea.
Acharm
superior quality of Old iestidi Baas ale. just
received. T 4 IL JORDAN.
Toweedaaan. 21."7L Proprietor.
WARD HOUSE, .
• This Maio boa" reoratly based Erb Messrs.
Room Si laws. aM bsehrelessa natio&
remodeled, and rem.Medi to the pahtls
all the eondbets sod modem commissees of a ant.
dais Hotel. Mama oppasilla the Pot on HAM
Stmt. it is ernioentty esuresoient meow vidt.
tog Towanda, either for plena oe tordwess.
sep6•7l • 100114 X 2015. Proprietors.
MANSION '
W. W. 880W3P30.
This noose Is conducted In atrictty Temperence
Principles. Every effort wLI bib made to' mike
guests comfortable. Good rooms and the table wID
Hiss
be morplied with the best tbeMov market - af•
fords. . - 1. 1871.
MERCITRS BANK,
TOWANDA, PA.
mammy to 73. 8. Basset rt Co.. Binkeni.)
Receives Deposits. Loses X. Mies Caen
flans, end does •
GENERAL BANIaNGRUSINIW,
ewes aaiworpanied Dinh.
To parsons deer* to send snow to Ayr ?AM
of the thdtrd Mites: Chatedir or Serape. this Dank
offers the best feclllnee and the lomat terms.
PASSAGE TICKETS
To and ItrOm Nova Brous. Englind, Ireland. Boot.
hind. or am' part at Swops and the Odost.'lo Ile
CELEBRATED INMAN LINE
- Of Illourrers,slosis is head.
at O A
and sells Gold, Silver. UntiedfileUntied. Rides . ; Bends
rosrket mien
nent
Bonds. far the ran Of Anthem Pacih, 1 *lO
Proslibint.
WK. 8. TINUENT. dishier. riser.l/141
CHAMBER SETS, cheaper
BO than
N./ aver, at !UT NS.
"PiIIOST 4k SONS make the best
altession Table to the mud.
LAKE TROUT, fine
cow at a vow, kw price. some very
,ox
J l& isn.k =Ma
COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, FIB
Jab,
vimiessie sad retaAL
Jab , 1. 6 itaoAllll b 1111.
&mad *wall. Son it Oa, bare mars& ban low
York a lady fhb Dnialea, me wit Ile pisised
ban Cu Mks al Totals ad , sal ezmadie
work.
M7 . =.‘7P ' .CMl
D. W. BOOST A CO.
COIL Kan /IXD 11121D131 01133121/.
TOWANDA,
BRADFORD 00IIRTT, PRIMA.
11113
o. 17Kw3T & aomib
111MVAII
11/0/TURS
our lirr«rams re so ore a4rMse -
moan= Asetainsaitr:i. caucus sir
of
in. me iiissiustag
•01100mallIs Maw aolloblo Pe
ood adim.tlW sow al* tcp broths's. Mo
IWO rod set - •
rotwolums lITACK wax= zumpitAuzi
•
re. covitig the ews.
peib *0 and Boa. Al de aleis
ps ett aid ofee mee j thiele el et
WILMA WAISDBORES,
ZIG CAM. 111141114xam =RAW
ARD DCQX-081111 ,
Ake a lotepleie lime a'3Bllo4l4lfee.Seeee. images
itaeliagaCem. sad Puke ash% In (be peelmst
miser et el7fee end sellese. Alio ea mama web.
*Ng - •
ISIEDSTEADS,ISTIRERK CHAIM
TAIXLES, =Boss, •
=imp puzows,,
imAnmpsEs,di SPRING max,
• _
of every kaserlmMea, anti te act emiktog le be
hattil is a Mk Clams Irmsailum Wan.
CEPPER• TEM TEI CliZatiriVr
• We Case be Lumber. ee will take lesubee be
la ese fte Irandiare. Also slam, eke* of
COM
• - '
1— wet? aelladaption trom M
the most 0001311011 to Oa
= 10110 . 00 4 damn as mad. Ws an an
tor
Y' • r r•
[Wlskik are neerreeke di parties eel* ter the
bestZctirio pre is um. We ben the •
FITifEB . 7
In ads sodas of sad win tanddi sar
pawls Oa IIXD - Mae /1/11 LOW sees
=raj 4
.10 ==
r tsta
ern
ear few
. M I NIXICES
and thane& samdparsas etirtre
aus aare perms assay u
/Mob asey are slaws /abject Irbil& m sseromos s
ama, silk
IlsosslosioaSlP&M/s.
-
IR MALI MUT.
Iga- Do no/ /caget the place.
i Towanda. April 3.1e77
* * * ** * * * *4 , ** *.* * * it
sPHOTOGBARHY-1
all.
* t a t ee ... eldashrese would &rot die potato *
i n 6.17
• GALLERY OF ART: *
1
ot
* • *
n EASIMICI & 01711T/N, *'
_ isalfaui street. feet 400 e seat et the WWI
• lestiotrl aok.aad atesa,V Ark* atteallos w
* to badness. mad Who semen at semi he.
* CMlin UK' Art Galwel*. to make
e eeli vorthy ottpetroaage. . OW= *
1 1 ,d. *tureen with us. a** Cite Ms = saleV Om° *
exbd atentioe to the =adze at
*
IVORYTYPES,
* PAINTINGS IN OIL. Alm WATZII mom, *
*• As Arell as PNNOELING ri INDIA IX& *
* *
Particular - attention given to the
* evictors% sad lo the ardaldag et all ar = *
walk so as to secure tbe best peas, slut
"' as Etna tins as poselble Chet to stalstas
* massivea of mrll cbligtrea. - • *
, Those wanting pictures rill plow ghe u
• Metal. mad ire Wok that they To. be *
filed.
(}11).71. WOOD & CO.
* JaarlTll *
********* * * * * * * * *
M. E. ROSENFIELD'S
CLOTHING•FiIIPORIUM!
OPPOSITE TIE 31PA1 S ROUSE
(Formed,: compied by IS. Jacobs.)
The rapid growth of Towanda requires the man
atop of hoarsens, and the undersigned, reanzblg tide
want of the commiudtg In the
e,=731U71
Has opened a new store la Beldlemsa's Bloch,
(formerly occupied by H. isoobe4 and Ls new pew
pared to otter to his old customers and the peddle
genendly, t bitter stock of
HENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING
'than can be found in any other establishment out
etch) the cities.
My dock bas all been pnndosed from the mann.
*tapers this season, so that I hare no old stock to
1;4114 o 4 boned at bleb Woes. I bass a tall ilno
of
GENTS' FIIENLSILING GOODS 1
ef the Angst quality
at and latest 'tyke, width I am
Offering low tigares.
REMEIdBER !
llhare no connectlon with the old stand. and when
Ton want anything in the clothing line. for 'manedt
oy boya,'call on me in Baldleman'a Block. •
IL E. 11011EXPIELD.
Towanda, /arch 2i. 1872.
MFSSRI3 LAZARUS &.MORRIS,
OPTICIANS AXEOCULISTI3, EfAirrrom Colo.,
Sere with a view to meet the inereming demand foe
. CLUB/TAMED
i+poLated .
SPECTACIXEI
W. A. CHAMBERLIN, -
*stela Maker and Jeweler. dealer in Swiss sad
Ainerimn Wstebes; •
TOWANDA; - PA.,
Bois Agent la this Inealily. They hare tikes tare
all needful instructions, and have Maddence
i* &billy of lintel agent to met he
meats of ceatoseirs. An will be
thus afforded to proem s at ail times. des ils
eipielled by any for theirlaremithening e soff
Ovation Quelitise. awl amino. mkt se to
theirs r Superiority Over the ordinary MUMS worn.
Theis be afferzwates. 'marina albs WA, dlr.
deem. or other anpimeant sensetion. boa ea the
contrary.lreee the make construetkai 6C the Las.
OM, they are aoothing and plemant. allang a M.
tag of mbar to the wester. and grater:hag a clear
and distinct onion, as in the a stud. healthy saglit,
They am the only spectacle that- preserve m veil as
enlist the sa and are the cheapest bemuse the
beet. always hiftir
army yam without champ be.
neoeseary.
Fmn.,
W. A.
TOWANDA. PA..
Bob Agent in Towanda. Pa.
sr Ire employ no roldion.
Mull. M. MIL
ANCHOR LINE fin!MI:IIREI
i ll= MOLT WNDAY •ND u►ivavAT.
rammer' booted to and from any Railway Ste•
Ma or Seaport la Moat Ibitatn. IreL.a. Norway,
rDamerk. Germay
e a n
L and the Untied Ettakw. . canoe. Hallawd. Del-
AT LOWEST CIJEBENCT RATER.
Cabin bee frc ?Swifts* lo OLABOOW. LIVE&
AXIL. LONDOWDZERY , or QII STI4,
Mkt $53.111131130:DIAMI, $33. E. $ 211.
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Lwow ftwoodi. or anal. it,
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An" dog WUXI quiet Bilk song.
goreethhOr. AIM %Mk umr, Yet
Pier no smanogiod ogery air,
Bat Nose WIWI=
MO Creel War" pr P i Vacant Chair!
• • ' • • • • •
There, Jew, there, hold es a infante!
tea need WI elms the teat to-fey,
(Odd, how it afrays aids ate ca7in4)
Play smoothie' ebeetlld. ormethls' gray.
roar Joe, toy boy—ibe apleadld Mew 1—
Tian do my is who've no right—
Els phoe is weans—will bishrs t ys, •
Forayer. mornie, mks ms• night.
Mal *Pe be be4l-4014 Wm his mother's f
Awl sho•-•alses arm , been the moue.
itut alwga sad siehrolsewhesrted •
Sinco--slace—Oli me I myself / blame
That I consented to his point—
._ Oar poor, brare•hearted, noble Joel
Bat bites sae f why, I couldn't help it l
The boy was fabti wild to go.
And go he die, and—he was taurderocil
I ea it murder, tho' he fen
A BOW "On to Blelunond
fool for leader, and —well. well I "
rUce me so V think it over—
The bltroderie—l easel forget.
Why, but for Greet there is no knoutze
Bat that the war had lasted 'ill
••••• • • • •
Them claims? It's true, thlit is a puzzle ;
But they must find some other tray
git *be phigusy skeins unknotted
Than cattle it 1-thst's what I soy.
•
. • • • •
ReuVogul!. hero You VI ihre.nitt *Tile r
Yes, than a vary pooty Noes,
(I didn't lista:, but no matter),
It's talk I *nut .f charge ye t niece :
.T. o. rum a amt.
Jost keep watch of the Trdniiir, will ye?
The cussed thing I I wonder, now, .
I've taken it so long and ittiddy,
I won't another year, I vow
Want 7e jest to eanikeesto it, , „
The very minute it comes In.
It'll dot' twist yer trades opal,
Er him the pantry, wool it, Jin
Bat *lnd ye, keep - it oat o' rah 'MI
It swells ce copper !—can't go that !
/Ind be, the nun then always tan
The Adane-o-e—lueeßDamoerat 1
In the opening chapter of his "Rime
and Fall of the Roman Empire,"
Gibbon gives us a graphic sketch of
Rome when at the-height of its im
perial greatness, and after ite con
quests of a thousand years. co
us from the capital to one colon
after another, till he has d escribed
the whole of the then , known world.
And he concludes the sketch by tell
ing us that we can forma true image
of the greatness of that empire by re
membering that it was 2,000 miles in
breadth, 3,000 from. the Western
Ooean to theZuphrates, and contain
ed 1,600,000 square miles, ".for the
nio4 par!, of fertile and well-ezdtivat
edtina.
The United States of America has
a coast-line on the Atlantic of 2,163
miles, on the Gulf of 1,764 more,
and on the Pacific-of 2,500 more ;
grand total of 6,400 miles, besides
the shore-line of Alaska on - the Arc
tic Ocean. Its centralpostal line
from New York to San Francisco is
8,248 miles long. Time States occu
py an area of 4,000,000 square miles,
a tract of territory two and a half
times larger than the mightiest em
pire the Old World ever saw. Of it
all may be said, with more truth than
it was spoken of `Gallia, Germania,
ane Britannia, that it is composed of
fertile and well-cultivated land. The
rude geographers of a century ago
depicted an impassable desert from
the western border of the Missi ssipp i
to the neighborhood of "the P ,
On this sterile tract no plant grew,
and no man could live. As the wave
of population has rolled over those
trans-Mississippi prairies, the desert
has steadily receded. Little by little
it, has shrunk away from the coming
Man, till its width has diminished to
500 miles. And ' hither have come,
Mormon and Gentile, Greeley colo
nies and rude pioneers, to prove that
the only necessity of theso - plains is
irrigation; that when the mountain
brook is diverted from its worn chan
nel to the haunts of man, bringing
beauty and life AS well as cultivation
and cleanliness, then the sage brush
and the alkali disappear, and the
gardens and farms are ready to smile
around the cabin of the settler.
At its birth, ninety-five years ago,
this young nation possessed 815,615
square miles of territory. Its shore
line was composed of thirteen States,
its interior held by those States in
severalty by clashing charters that
everywhere overlapped each other.
But, fortunately for our national
peace, the elder States early present
ed their shares in these wild lands to
the nation, and the aggregate of the
gift was some 300,000,000 of was.
It was a lame tract of territory to
Mum into the real estate market at
once, but, finding it of rapid sale,the
nation in 1803 invested 60,000,000
franes in the purchase of Louisiana,
It thus acquired 930,928 square
miles of lancl, the greater part of it
an uninhabited territory; traversed
by the wild Indian and the barldly
wilder bad% but rich withcapacity
of eidtintion. In 1819 we acquind
60,00 d spare miles more by treaty.
that added Florida to our nrit.
constellation. 'in 1845 we swallowed
np Texas, with 237,504 square miles,
and the potentiality of four Attars
States. The mike: pent year saw
the line Hof demarcation firmly settled
betwe9 the British and - American
pmessions, whereby nearly 300,000
mikabecame our undisputed posses
sion. In 1948, byy the treaty of Gua
dalupe Hidalgo, California and New
Mexico became tarts of this nation,
bringing with t em 650,000 square
miles.. Six years later, and at an ex
se of $10,000,000, s slice of
27,500 miles was eirrea mit of North.-
Vett* fat&
•laa i g nigni."
Whit this? irk to the ifibuO• ;
Ant brrag voq ri hie?
Theoikon of plollbtabo soloorliatioos.
1b) lboOpsik olatassoOlf plum
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mr t. voi poor oid baba inineddkol I
rel no wayi aeelafa oberet Moog.
Here, lane, Too go pis* • .
ebtelizataus.
THE PMILIO LUDO.
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11 7 14 , 2 " . 0111 ; 000226 111 41140,
Tfritr*A . ; - ; j!*OOl,l,D . COVArft', 1,4 ' JUNE 20, 187 Z:
era Maraca And in 1867 we pltod
with 87,200,000, and piled Ababa
and s tuannectipg link with: the North
Pole; our colv purchase, by4heowsky,
not destined to be rehear Cot to a
faindWg community. By these ago
oesolve porchaess and treaties we
have bummed our public. lands
ocrrentdd.By a gat= of munampa
ions conqueet, -Rome sent he victori
ous legions over the theta kaolin
world. The United Mates, youngeat
of nations, has bought three times int
muck as the Homan! error' congered.
Bhe has . been the most 'extensive
good real estate the world los
ere- brim Her Wend parchmesT
or eiqtaitions by tcestyyll mit
her from twopeoples; one occupying
the Wiese thule ol the Roman con
quest, the other guarding the pillars,
of Hercuks. - • -
But the maths' has alwaja been as
ready to sell as to t he
=mum price at $1.25 an more,
when that sum of money would par
ttime a manlier of bushels of Call or
potatoes, it has finmly shared to that
prim, though the purchasing power
of money bag dinuniabed more than
half. .There is no better index of ease
in the money-market, than the 00a
vertibility of wld land into athirst
ed farms. In 1837. the nation sold
18,000,000 of acres, in 1862.100,000.
From the limintion until to-daw e
have sold 160,688,005 acres. DA
mating the average farm at 160 acres
each, which is not far from
the truth, • 1,000,000 of hwy.
homesteads have'been created out -- cf
these wild lands ; 16,000,000 acres
have been entered under the home
stead law, whereby resident of jive
years becomes an owner ;, 62,000,000
more have been granted to eur brave
soldiers And sailors for their military
services; 75,000,000 have been given
to schoole and colleges; and 32,000,-
000 more hive been granted for rail
roads and other internal improve
ments. We have ow nail in all 1,834,-
968,400,aeres of land, and in differ.
eat *aya have disposed_ of 447466,-
190 acres. We still offer 1,387,732,-
209 acres for sale;to those who will
buy, for homesteads to those who
live on them,
far railroads to
those who will build , ihem, and for
schools` and colleges to the future
fathers'and mothiirs of the republic.
Should we dispose of our lands no
faster in the future than we have in
the average per, more than two cen
turies will roll away before the na
tion will ,have disposed of all its real
estate.
When William the Conqueror had
finishod parcelling out the Saxon
principalities of England ammg his
Norman bsges,- the Doomsday Boar
enumerated forty-five thousand seven
hundred and six owners of real es
tate outside of London. Eight cen
turies of oirilisaticin have reduced
that number of land-holders to 30,-
776, and land-hunger, as the .Ger
mans Cana is gb3aa l
even that all '
nu
m 7
m ha. In this
country, in addition to the land own
ers of , the thirteen original States,
1,100,000 pieces of real estate have
been carved out of wild lands east of
theme Mississippi; and; west of the Fa
of Rivers; at least 600,000 more.
It is safe to say, therefore, that there
are to-day not lass than ZOOOOO
owners of real :estate in' the United
States as against the 30,000 of Eng
land, and we add more than 50,000
to that manlier every year. The
great majority of these cultivate their,
own lands AEA dwell beneath their
own Every man.of them has
an interest in !the stability of that
government that gives them certain
ty of tenure.
Oar Fourth of, July' orators are
wont to tell us of the
f mic=re ca.
pacifies o the race.
They txrint with pr A i to the small
ness of the band that leaped from
the bow of the Mayflower, and con
trast it with the continental great
ness of the nation to-day. A truer
caulk, of our rapidity of growth would
be found in that democratic policy
that encourages ininligration by mak
ing, eaAk man the owner of his fran
cline and-his homestead. The eyes
of the laboring man, Latin, and Ceft
le, and Germanic, alike have become
fixed in the direction of thistountry.
Good Irishmen, when they die, ex
poet to come to America, and the
mortuary tendencies of Eicandizukvia
and Germany locate their halls of
Odin on the Western Continent.
Naturelizanon and ' the homeland
law Make the sage-bound prairies of
the Wait the Garden of Eden'to` the
poorer classes •of Europe. Canada
lies nearer tb England than does
this country, and_ is more closely con
nected with i k by commercial and us:-
tal ties.- Bat ' the Scotch' and Irish
settlers thatland at Quebec will =i
gnite frsm the rojalty-shadow_ed pro-
MUM of the North to the freer re
gians.of the republic. Human nature
develops , its political capabilities
most rapidly under democratic influ
ent:as - The 2,500,000 soldiers of
are tad on this con
tteTkeby 3=reen scattered up
and down in little fcsta. The class
that are seildiers in Europe) are here
employed as productive laborers.
They till our farms, build our rail
roads, and do all that class of work
out of which the organizing and edu
cated mind of the country rolls up
our national wealth; 300,000 imam
greats, the' majority .of them in the
prime of life, or just 'entering on that
prime, bring with themenaverage
of $l5O each, and hu un
ski frame
which is esti mated Ity they-best wri
ters, to t a capital 4of $l,OOO
more. make the positive addi
tion of $50,000,000 a year , to oar ;na
tional wealth, and $300,000,000 to
our working capital. We should be
a comparatively poor nation to-day
had not Ireland and Germany pour
ed their nomadic hordes into the
raiiks of our navies, content with
their day's wages, while their employ
ers tocumulated fortunes, by - the
grosi results of their lame And we
shall be poorer in the future than we
might be, in capital, poorer
still in princi e, if we say to the
struggling m of Europe or Asia
that they shall not cem4,: hither to
add to our wealth, or to be uplifted
by. our eivilization.—Appldon's Jour
nal.
WiT is a' beetataak better than
beam ? Manse a bsot t nisak is better than tas•
thing, and nothing is better than heaven! • '
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Immo flog BOBTOL
. A siesoiree oa a limit lo our city at
thie thee, would ziotiespeake *caw
ity thee masa in bramble of la*
dusky. la the bunuyirg
is thrOlig:
meets, the iuskoue bees of" our
mete of %mimes ishisaried dads
th=oi.bate!or Illwildity Zaar
11; =.l MOS_Jilllloolll* la the
"Sail= Mak Eskwhers3tr.
P. S. has his headquartia„
sad at the Bask Bay lauds, when
the Jubilee is to take
i iens—for it is
well known that Boston brio hen a -
World's Peace Jubilee.
The Wilma is being nspiogy
750 men being**
worm orisd *hough much yet
remains to be &me, there Is acme a
doubt but it will, be ready in time
and
_se the time to commence has
boom genie time knoins-=4 . he 17th of
tbiamOnth—imperhiuseakello t ts will
be made to have everything in filial
nesa„
Perhaps a slight diesition of the
building by one who sees it daily will
be of interest to your readers, and I
willtry to gin it to them: Monition, froin lower Boor or par
quet to point ;drool, 107 feet; length
of building, 650 het; vidt,kBso feet;
enering about 44 acres of land. The
roof is pointed, and runs down to as
elevation of about 601044 then mo.
dindy drops aboutl2 feet, leaving a
long row of windows for the
of ventilation. Just below=
windows is the roof which COTS= the
galleries, and which is 92 feet in
width. On the corners are towers
about 100 feet in he6k and at-eachend and along the ridge of roof will
be placed tarrett ventilators sur
mounted with Saga To support this
amain roof requires 30 trusses of 4
posts each, ro . sardles of the lean
t* nobs over the galleries, and each
truss cost for labor 250 dollars,- iron
bolts 200 dollars, lumber 250 dollars.
The lean-tO roofs are built on hide
t trusses, which were at last
bolted to the larger ones, rendering
the whole a firm, solid structure.
In the interior, we. find the galler
ies to be 92 feet in width, on the
sides and on the south end; an the
north end wherethe chorus will be
seated, the gallery runs down till it
reaches a 'width of about. 150 feet.
The seats in this end are all facing
the centre front, which will be occu
pied by-the numerous bandi of in
drumentel music: The lower or front
edge of this &lay
26 inches from thebeing only about
parquet floors.
Under the galleries on the sides, are
numerous _ reception rooms for the
chorus, invited guests, Au
There will be an enormous influx
of strangers here for the next few
weeks, and the question mimes. what
are we to de with them all; . where
will they find a place, to stay ? A
committee has been organized to se
cure rooms wherever 'they be
found, so as to render assistance
when callogson, and a large number
have been"ready engaged in ad
vance, and every man who keeps an
eating-house of large or small pre
tensions, may expect to drive a brisk
buidues.
Oar workmen havet 'plenty of
work this season on many differ
ent nrii?unl' meats of Coliseum,
Machine shops have run day , and
night on the, iron _work ne ed s car
penters, painters, riggers,— and labor
ers have been at work 6n the build
ing, and this week the decorators
will take their turn. Speaking-tubes
have been placed in positioi, radiat
ing from Mr. Gilmore's rostrum to
all necessary points; for prompt corn
mimication, and most every trade
has found some benefit from the un
dertaliAg. -
Our merchants are now
. dressing
their stores :Towel inantici
pation of a brisk gay
bade, and it will be
a wonder if many -of their expecta
tions are not realized.
The big drum—or at least the
shell—passed up .Treinont street a
few days ago On a job Wagon. .
dimensions are, . diameter, 12 feet;
circramfirenee, 87 feet 8 inches;
width, 5 feet; made of maple, it re
quire' d 12 boards: each 15 feet in
length and 13 inches in width, and
se it contains 195 square feet. It is
the - dram in the world, and
is • • • • y the largest one ever
e; so large in fact that to remove
it .• •-• the bnikling where it was
made, it was necessary to tear sway
the wall, for some distanee.
Now Mr. Editor, if my first does
not came you to wish it, to be my last,
you may hoar again from
• Yours Truly.
11. $. FALUND.
"Tat OLD Wosta."—lt was thus,
a few days SIPCO, we - hear(' a strip.
plin g of sixteen designate thsmother
who bore him. By coarse 'Mahan&
we have heard wives so called occa
'aionally, though in the latter case
the 'prase is more often natal en
dearragiy. At all times, as common
shoc ly spolum, it jail nse. upon the ear and
ks the se
An "old woman "• should be an
object of reverence shore and beyond
most all other phans of humanity.
Her very age should be her surest
=to courteous consideration.
fought, faithfully " the good
fight," and oome off conqueror. Up
on her venerable face she beers the
marks of the conflict in all its fur.
raved
The most grievous of the ills of
life have been hers; trials tintord and
known only to God and herself, she
has borne incessantly; and now, in
her old egei—her duty done I patient
ly awaiting her appointed time—she
stands more honorable and deserving
than he who has slain his thousands
or stood triumphant upon the proud
est fields of victory. '
Young man, 'Teak kindly to your
mother, and even courteously—ten
derly of her. But a little time and
Lou will see - her no more forever.
Her eye is dim, her form is bmit,
and her shadow falls graveward.
Others may love you when she has
passed away—kind-hearted sisters.
perhaps, or she whom of all the
world, you choose fora partner—eke
may Mo ve you warmly, passionately ;
children may love you fondly, but
never again, never, while time 'is
yours, shall the love of woman be to
you as that of your obi, trembling
mother hag, been.
.
atunaz.*ormanr.
Daiiix;rabilia:. at least true
to ihdr obi;thwiphleiptir hi nand-
Oa* Chides". Br ' alarlatikm
anon et **We' Mak& . Xs.
POW /Jiang air'
of
it
la /Imp 6.
linaelPhicof John
nomilmea olio
tnmis~ibsy for:
ry ! .
_sad omr.
Wok to 1,
holder.
Pair and Wend.
Wired does • -
11.tenantikeir
was to make
sand, and to
war. • He was
hem the '
lifet:and
mails.
with UN= r
outrages vr
brut
• /fr.
a debate that,
ezetheabject.
the lead in the
Democratic side,
and justified those
the ability and
-could corencluid.
lohn
mficent eloqi
the anti. Re p,
sitions of
were redly
of the rebellion,
sustained'then; he
on their logical
national troubles.
life through the war,
to mind no word ha
he did, on , the aide
'Union. Indeed, we
in his
has district,
Wig been
gnat, what is
Creels Rebellion
among his constit
the few in the Nor,
ed resistance to thA
ties. Whether the
these men. to
Southern rebels was
13nelcalew's political
whether it grew out
depeatity, we &k not
certainly never heard
slew uttered a word ix
nation. -
Mr. Budalow's fri:
trying to give - Min *a
t=9,l ht...
' conduct
Decked and the ,
tested election cases
a man capable. of
most monstrous '
his party &mho .
cal end. In those
were similar in every
that the Republicans
'contesting the '
Deitoerats were .
ing the latter, the
and the policy hi
rectly oppos ite
refusing an '
ter case form
conducting it.
peered to taw
-mined to malethat ahor
Bu trol of lit•
ekaltr
long off
And _
over-n i .ted
the United
held' a
among the AK
was completely
township and cotual
had won_soine repr
but when brought
the able minds of _th.
almost lost sight of.
. Mr. Buckalew is ay a Demo
cratic politician, Wit all the old
Democratic prejudice and with 'a
4
still absorbing love fo the fallacies
of the Calhoun school f State rights
advocatesl— a school that prepared
the way b y . the of their un
tuition* principles, f the rebellion
and all its accompan • evils. There
is a shadow of nothing in him that
can invite a Republics' a to give him
supper—Lebanon Courier.
1
CAN ANT ONE TELL—CaII any one
toll why men who cannot pay small
billi, can always And money to bay
liquor, and treat when happening
among their friends? ,
Can any one tell how young men
who dodge their washerwoman, and
are cilways behind with their 'land
lords, can play Maids night and
day, and are alwayi ready at a genie
of cards t
' Can any one let hoW men live and
support their families who have no
income and do not work, while oth
ers who are industrious and cons
tantly employed are half starved ?
- Coin any one tell how it is that -
nine-tenths of the mothers are so
ready to sew for the distant heathen,
when their children at hostowe rag
god and dirty ? .
- Can any ono tell why four-fifths of
young women prefer a brainless fop
under a p.o4r, hat, with tight pants
and short tailedcoat, to a man with
some brains? -
Bea es FLowses.—Beeclier
likes flowers, but dislikes their
names. He says : "Just as soon as
we have got politics settled, business
reformed, human nature - elevated,
Mr. Bonner, I sun determined to
form a society for the reformation of
Botanical names. Botany has tbeen
the Noah's Ark .of pedants, . Every
Absurd whim,of verye pragmatical
lessor has been , turned . into
or Latin, and limig about the'
neck of TrilbtiTy flowers. One
might as dull hang , a dictionary
around a child's neck by' way of or
nament, as to impose on: flewers
such outrarms and ' outlandish
names as now defend the science of
Botany from an appmach, as a fort
is defended by a of cheraum-dc
friss.- But blessings on those cheery
children of the sun They are born
• :htness ; their whole life is like a
e of love. •
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tir - • fel
it • , nsi it-vt, )
10. 144
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The failowkag lecni an exchange
lira that f 9061 04 / 64 4
zany, aSoli:obi party," we cora
mead ;to oar readers: -
..!Alskilcorgairmidomt . who lives
in an adfammt - towti Wile recently the
Victimof a suepris* e•' . party, and re==
latekler f aßeciance f ski follows; -I
have nanr inised on. any of my
friendi - Or ne.L-17 : Elittentling
surprise party, and as long as I rep;'
nuns saner Inever 4i11."-".l3tit I have
never.been the .. *Owl: of _ale Of'
those 'eater musantai dubbed
Mier *Offing: Jima Manna,
as liellas'aftylaidy that we had been married twenty-yeambut we did not
.wish to celebrate 'the event. for at
:serous reasons: We didn't wish to.
bet for preaents.•: 'Our house is not
lags enough - to aceriameidate!all we
iradd wilditobivite on such co-
.aimacin, and We could. not 'bri!ig our,
ttish&anypif . Inabeiagpar-i .
tint to onykrp partiesjudge of our
ininstetatke when we" :were civer 7
wheinied by s mob consisting of
. .ora
of our friends` and many - who - Were
not our hands ca..even sequeiritanc 7
gia :TOM,Piek, nnd:the dragon; any
one who - could.be induced to lie
thew' namesto a paper — , an - . their
money to • buy • set itmder the
Tapinueof oominkto air home" and
haying.a_gaystimmist as they wtxdd
boTe. peadint . gcnog to. any , placed.,
" The
.'prests, were
Ekes indeed,' buti shall never use
the,. and for them we are put un
derotditgaticns :toweling of pe
*hole aa}asintanoe we did not le
she. • They rummaged and ransack-.
edthe house from _ garret to Cella,
Imbed in my closetii 'and bureau
thaw; and even counted .. .the
btu:llea.= own and my Servants'
bet% my pet cast, wore
holes in any - sitting-ropm. carpet
. by.
dancing on it,:emd•haVeinlide ea t 4
for,irlo al out of 'my sr
zungementa. generally... • There Were,
even peoplepramit. to whom was
n et - oduad; *- We have.. alWaye
been independent; retained ertekold
Mends and made new owe. ~..•
lam expected yto 'call on Mrs.
that and the other, and to -speak. to
their. husbands and brothers when I
Meet them on , the street; for _their
mania ea on. that - paper Which'
ix/mania our silver among tlelist
of donors. .• dOwn my veil,
rag one One 4these newltiends, who is
somewhat intoxicated will not recce.;
nine mkand as I get past I hear him
ay, - "Proud old vixen—wish I had
the dollar I. Wowed.' away' on her
saver tea sal ". = I have lost my in
dependence and self-respect, and am_
olute. Wawa) antics all this obliga
tion, which I can never hope - to re- •
pey.. And I look
.nixm.thewhole at_
fair as an -unwarrantable piece Of
terferenee, for which 1 shall - never
pardon the idle busy-bodies who, for
want of something better for excite
ment, set it on foot. • •• .
•ad
of the
Calhoun. He
l
slight in.
ap
we
tajeney
of
*ad
dial
Wen
WV
aid
'mita,
State
;t
on the
sustained
with all
that .he
replied t°
rug
exposed
Asui po
ooksiosi
bask
oar
can call
, -no act,
*periled
ar that
influeziee
as very
Fishing
, and mien
ere those Of
made arin-.
-and,
with
of Mr..
or
I their innate
know; but we
Mr. Buck
their couclem
de bare been
reputation for
and fairness
the
_Lntbal- -
b e
to _ the
serve
a poliie.h
ythti
'
an g el ezoept
he
contest
he took
were di
case
Girliare the most unacconntable
things in the world—except women.
Like the wicked flea, when you have
them they ain't there. I can cipher
clean over to improper fractions, and
the* timelier says I do it first-rate ;
but :I can't cipher out a girl, proper
or improper, and you can't, either.
The only rule in arithmetic that bits
their case' is the double rule of two.
They are ae full of Okl . Nick as their
skin can hold, and they 'would die if
they couldn't torment , i somebody.
When they try' to be mean they are
as mean as parley, though they ain't
as mean as they let on; =nit some
- times; and they ,are a good deal
Meaner.. The only way to get along
with a girl when she comes , at you;
with her nemimse, is to give her tit:
for tat, and that will &immix her,
and when Tou get a girl: flummuxed
she is as nice as a new pin. A girl
can sow. more wild oats in a day
than a boy can sow in a year, but
girls get their wild oats sowed after
'a while, which boys never do, and
then they settle down as calm and
placid as a mud riddle.
But I like girls first-rate, and I
ga the boys all do. 'I don't care
how ninny tricks they play on me—
and they , don't care either. The
hoity-tottiest girls- in the world can't
always boil over like aOw of soil&
By and by they will get mto the trac
es with iiomeboy they like, and pull
As steady , as an old stage horse. That
is the beauty of them; So lot them
wave, I say ; they will pay for it
some day, sewing on buttons and
trying to make .a docent man of the
feller they have spliced on to, and
ten dames to one if they, don't, - get
the worst of it.
8 P -
Itsr
way
com-
Mr:
his
nch
In
and
he
'ity.
tact with
liewas
Ifennisaz.—lfruzia' ge to a wo
man at once the happiest and the
saddert event of her `life; and it
is the Fondle of future bliss raised
on the death of all present enjoyment:
She quits hei home, her parents, her
companions, her _occnpations, her
amusements—everything on which
she has hitherto depended for com
fort, for affection, for*ism& - The
wants, by whose advice she lies
been guided; the sister, to whom she
dared to impart _every,.. embryo
dought and feeling; the brother who,
has played, with her, ;by turns the
counselor and the counseled; and the
younger children, to whom she has
hitherto been mother and playmate--
ail are to be forsaken at one fell
stroke; every former tie is loosened,
the spring of hope and action is to,
be changed; and' yet she flies with joy
to the untredden path before her.
Buoyed up bb the confidence of re
qtured.. love, she bids a fond and.
grateful adieu to - the life %din past,
and t u rns with 'excited hopes and
joyous anticipations to the happi, -
was to come. Then woe to the man
whO can blight such fair hopea--who
can lure such a heart
from its enjoyment and the
watchful protection at home—who
can coward-like break the illusions
that have won her, and destroy the
confidence which love, had 'inspired.
And more than all ten-fold misery
should be the portion of Ifin who
gains the affections of a trititing wo
man. by appearing - to_ be 'Wier. than
he is, and seen future time to 'de-,
velOp hin bad qualities after her a
is irrevocably tinkol with his.
IBIZE
:-:
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! '
ME
IMES
;
'NUMBER S.
EMEIME- MITE&
BY A BOY.
.
111411011 MIR
AssvDiesallmir 111;
1 1 WOW' evening of
the 24th, I arrhaiiailillvhaving
tragel4uplhazkriti AIM Its en
tire— Lisigth, -. mil.4iiiiAmmiat 'the
444‘,,Aill tr .Vatritrila 6).
Menlo tuning math a
02,4, • 11,04.141 44100tily.
in artemetiek .404;10 Ai m ?
loamy filOuth. - thivelpik
withtitititai
leiitdseett# ri
val here;*CU -
Thevelliif&thalloteniteli- I
bed heartitilenielbed , lo'be bilbre
I cank‘::Lluitimonit wed 'of - a
Rokszoretee4tif4 thainftezieli
.1411111***. delight- -
Truitaand . - flormiiithoes
eellenei, beauty .and =44 cannot
bO ,- -Aeseribea.,tnitit mg
where. '', l lThatniiild not rAW3 to be
elite send seezt;loattln ip yMende
in Pa--; .for their ' Nil Toes -din
ner& The cost Uri would be almost
nothing. When I mane `to p 'MN, I
IV
tobl What that wanted to
try every ar ety°of trait is cowl
iindevery_Moiningfartrealgast
and every dayst-iliisterk she presents -
.110 Me: thithitiery fanny
place; but nave riot tinteiatell you
*bout it in this tatter, far il.am very .
:, The 401inreonly Imes • Bn
en:mambas ibrlinnesuronee *month.
I will. -writeepen a- longer letter •
next time, lam way well; Give
v love- to - alt - the_ :- friends. Tell
grendimther that the fruit-knife she
gave me when a boy, line •on my 'ta
ble now. smug the: &Waft South
Azneriean • - .
• - mner. -
, - •
Via= Sires PluimuoGnucri—The
Government p ri nting aloe iit t Wash
ington, as ileamilied-W lilr; Garfield,
has &mine a mantawar
and vast - lea* upon- the Pahl,
glkessim.lE lithe printing_
establhdunent in the world,- employs
Oita one tinnismd men sad women, -
and noes printing ink enough every
year to float the biggest man-of-war
in the navy, while its sultalexpense
rises tx) the sum of $2,0110,000. A
train of army wagons, Mr. -Garfield
said, reaehmg threadomihs of the
Way between Washingtonand Balti
more, and • loaded with one ton
spume, wou=ld net be ablito had and
haul the mass of priblki documents
printed evexy year at this
_establish
ment One work akin% healed under
the direction of the War Department
will cost the. Government, it .is said,
about two hundrattliouland &Mars,
and the whole amount of book-print
ing in the public' dlleei during the .
last year lun been spud to the. pub- •
lication Of one hiuravinl., and twenty
the - amend _voluinea of kre-hundred
juges each. If this printing were
more carefully distriliegol, with a
view - to the advantage of the people,
there would be , leas dune - to com
plain, perhaps. • It is pinsible , that
the " Geological fkiZvey of the Forti
eth Parallel," - with s huge niin . ing
atlas with colored napi, may,
be worth what it cost (1600;000) but
its distritnition mud et bast be lim
ited toe few copies. Ctn.-the other
hand the report of the Bureau of
Education, a cheap liolume of direct
interest and gnat importance to
teackers, local officers - and other citi
zens is all parts of the country, is ,
printed in such meagre_ quantities
that. Congremancri are unable to meet
the demands upon them from their
constituents. It has been suggested
that the best way to secure the dis
tribution of this repart might be 'to
sell the copyright to some enterpris
ing publisher; but if the expenses of
the printing-office are to continue,
by all means let the Bureau of edu- •
cation have its appropriate share of
attention. •
DISODVERY or Corrar 7 -Toward
the middle of the fifteentheentury a
poor Arab was traveling inAbyssin
ia, mid, finding himself weak, and
weary
,from fatigue, he 'stopped near
a grove. Then, being in want of
fuel to cook his rice, heout down a
tree which happened to be covered
with dead bernen, /fa Meal being ,
cooked and . Wien, the traveller dis
covered that the half-bunted berries
were Very fragrant. .1113 collected a
number of these, and, on crushing
theta with a _atone, he found that
their aroma - humanised to a Feat
extent. While wondering at this, he _
accidentally let farthe sabstance in
can c which eontaine& his Batty -
;supply of water.; Le, 'what Miracle
The almost putrid' liquid : was in
stantly purified. He brought -it. to
his lips ; it was fresh, agreeable,
and in a moment titbit - the ' traveler
had so far recovered his strenght
and energy esti be able to: resume
his journey. Thettchy Arab gather
ed. as many berries 813 he mild; and,
having arrived at Arden, in Araditt,
he informed the mufti of his discov
ery. That worthy divine, was an in
veterate opiun Smoker, who _ had
been suffering for years
_from the
influence of that poisonous drug.
He triedoninfusion of Um roasted
berries, and was so delighted at the
recovery of his - own vivr, that in
gratitude to the: tree - he called it
cahilah, which in Arabi a signifies
force. And\that is , tlu3 way which
coffee was disiu3vered. -
Soormso Assonpics. 2 — Dotherty,the
lite Chief Justice of Ireland, fella
good story of his posting days. Ho
was going cirenitinA postehaise, and
at, a &aprons part, where the road
spirted "a desciint,"lnie Of &alone%
who had been behaving wildly all
the way, began kicking forionsts;.
Huch alarmed,Dothertr, (gi ll ed out, m This is outrageous. i don't think
that horse haii over been in harness
before." -
"Bedad, your lordship is right.
He was took -out - of the field this
morning."
"And do you mean to tell me that
you haTe put an unbroken horse in
my carriage?"
"Sorra a sight of thelostherhe has
Over seen till to-day. And if ho
brings youriordship safe to the flit
of the. hill, the master says he'll buy
hint."
Foams= tiosts- - -4X New York,
tells a goocl campaign story for
'Horace Greeley : Some time ago .
one Norton, cashire of the Postriee,
turned out as a defaulter, and- tho
:United States Government cane
down on his securities, among whom
was Horace Greeley; moment . to
the -extent of VAG, Greasy was
restive under this obligation, and
wanted to give his check for the
whole sum and get it off his mind.
Finally a meeting of the endorsers
was held and. Mr.• - - Greeley put _
his dee, took. up his_. bond and
dol •- read over' the condiitions.
#l7 say I ~wri te an infernally
ba hand," sa p id`
n id Greeley, '"but they
rt4a it enough when it
ts quo ne of theso. Mugge
Errs hive they, yet eee aot-rpota
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