Advert lalnix llatoa(
T It .11 - ' ' r-
w...... rear. t.B--!.. J
j. r ynani ail .rTTangO art . &
, CbacripUona onta-dde of tha M.ttv
, ? PBYABLB IN AftVAXCl.. : . .
' K7 Person lifHag a4, Ming paper
. ""'. " oitT osteoma snrtsorioer
i "d ar li..l for the price of the r.r.
T T. CRONMILLER,
, y . ; ATTORNEY AT LAW. V
' . ' Ul Millrltntin... ta '
' Otter hit pr ottf lonnl service. ( the puV-
! r. U . I I ,. . .
iv. uiunimm mo aitomer proreaaiMMl
bnatnee. inti-vsted u Mi ear will raeelv
, prompt aii.atton. , . , f Jan a, 67tf .
AC. SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
: S 1 : flAltn.m..,. Tm
Ore III profenloaal rvlea lo lh puh
Iff. All buetne.e entrusted hi oarr
"will M nromntlr Mandril la.
,, ... rjw:,,,erf
J i W., KNIGHT, , , , ,
, ,, , ATTORNEY AT LAW,
' i '. --I-..' ,, . FroeburgPa
'Offer kit Profen.loital .ervleel lb nub-
la. All bn.lnee entrusted to bit r
will bt promptly attended lo.
. . . . t JB l7,67if
WM.VaN UEZER,
. ATTOBNET AT LAW, ,
1 Lewliburg Pn.,
"Offer lit professional aervlc to i pub-
Us. Collection and all oibar Pi o'VMloa
' 1 business entrusted lo bit oaro IU ro-
enve prompt attention. , ,
EO.F. MILLBR '.' .
ATTORNEY AT LAW. ...
Lewisburg l'a
Offer bit Professional tar? lo to Ilia pub
lie. Cotleetlont and kit olbar profession
eli'buiinca entrusted to hi ear will ra
It prompt attention. Jao. (, 'U7if
I 'M.LINN,
ol.
J" A. H. DILL
ta J. r. ft J. M. Una,)
ATTOKNKYH AT LAW. Lawitburgr. Pa,
.Offer their prorniooat service lo Iba
Jubllo. Collection -sad all olhar pro
eaeiolial buefnei entrusted lo ibrir ear
'will roceWtproniptatlaniioii.f J an. 8, "07lf
CUARLKS HOWKR,
1 ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, ;
Sclinsgrnre Tn.,
)ITara bi prnfon ional acrvleai io iba pub
.it., Collactiona and all oibar proftorlona
uiinaoa antruiied to bia rare will ft
cite provf f altcntion. Oflicr two door
oonb of Iba Kfjiiooe Hotel. Jan 5, 0
SAMUEL ALLEMAN, "
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
' ' '.' Sclinitgrova Va
OITrra bit Profesalonal tervicra lo thr
puhlio. ' All buvlnraa antruMrd to bia
aura will ba promptly attended to. Col
lactiona mal in all part oftho Siato.
He can apeak the Kngl'ih and German
language fluently. Office between llall't
and the Poll oflire.
T, N. MY KIIS,-
J' ATTfRNEI I COl'NSEI OR AT UW
1 Middlnlitirf! Snyder Cimnty l'pnti'n
Oflica a. few door Weal oflbe'P. 0. on
Main alreet. Conaultnlion in KnjilUb
rrd (.iimn rfinfia. fit.tiit
T C. BUCHKR,
We ATTORNEY AT L W,
i , LewiHburR Pn.,
OtTera bia proferaionnl ae'rirealo Ilia pub
ic All bualneM ntrimt') to bia cure
a-ill ba promptly attended lo.
Jnn. 8. C7
CI KOVEll U UAKtll
T , SBWING MACHINE.
Pemona In need af a good and durible
Pewlng Machine enn be accominodnled at
reaionable price by calling on on Hah
Vt r'AtitT, Agent, Helinsgrote.
., TJao. 24, 'CP
R. J. Y. SHIN DEL,
SURGEON ASD PIIYSICIAS,
Muldirburfr Pa.,
ODera hU prnffsnlonnl arrricea lo (lie oil
lien of Middlrour and vicinity.
I Murcn 21, OT
F. VAN VUSKIRK.
SURGICAL ft MECHANICAL DENTIST
FrlinPgrove Pcnn
JOHN K. 11UOHE!?, Esq.,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
1 . :
Ten Twp., Fnydcr Co. Ta
Yu WAGNER, Esq.,
a Jt T1CE OF THE PEACE.
. JaoWsoj To r.iahip, Snyder Co. Pa.,
Will attend to all buiinea enlruated la
bia oaro and on tbo moat reaaonahle
term-. ' Marcb 12, '68tf
pRJ- I KANAWKL.
J PHYSIC IAN AND SURGEON,
1
' . a c- 0 ' nA
OITera bli profeeaional aerrioea to the
puhlio. o-ooii
INRAYB1LL ft Co.. '
IJT WHOLK.AtB PCALIRI IN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Pil Clolba, Window ehadea. Droiroi, Mala,
tlrutbaa Cotton Lapa, Ornln ling, Fljr
Hell, Huokela, Twinea, Wioka, ftc.
Ku84S North Third Htreed, Pblladelpbia.
o. 7, 87
LEO. W GRANELLO. E-q..
JUSTICE Or THIS PEACE
Conveyancer.
lli'ddUburg Snyiter County, i'ennn.
I OaBTaranslaa; In all Ita torarbaa epell
lluttaly axaoutM. Itabu and eoeounuenlleoled.
Iittruwanuof wrltloK drawn with era and
Mcureor. Apr.tt-Tltf
BT. PARKS, '
' ATTORNEY AT LAW ft
.""'. DISTRICT ATTORNY,
JIDDLEB0RO, BNYDEn COUNTY, Pa
Offieo la Court Bum, Sept. IS, '07tf
MWB 8WINEFKD,
4- . WITH
W. F. HA1TSELL,
leaorad frota n K. fourth otroat. - .'
blUNA- GLAHH &
' Ctueentuwiire, . .
CI AOBTO TUIBOSTliEET.
...1 PHILaD lphia., 1
Vtoal Patikagea Cooilaally oa Daae
flLLERft ELDEB 1
J. " '
WHOLESALE BOOK SELLERS
uiooera, Ulatik book Maouleturow
Idral.ra la Wrapping, Blaatlng, i"ur
aad Wall ppera Paper But lie Gea
JokPrlntera .
42wVoHk Third airoot tbava Som
...Li. . i
VOL. 10.
1 iatAiti tiMVTM-.
-; ' ' ' ; " TH lEPOT,
CStOSOX OCYER, ,Pojwiietoe
Tbla baaaala la alaM.
lopot aad kt laialy b nHnllt and w
fluid. R01 ati ooBiaiddiona iklKI ..II
uppliedwlib lha haal Iba markol afford.
lomo aardarate.
BROWN HOUSE
, ... PAXTONVIt-LIL tn.rr Bt.nn.
BENRY BENFER, Proprietor.:
Tba aadwilawad adnata Ihta amttHHl of hilonn
na om paaiio taai a ui mmi m h,i ...h.
nvm vw, uatna ma rrvai MMdla
koraj to fiaaarmwn, aa that ae la rnrd to
mm fviMi .111 1) tfi c tiM anMfnmo)
Aprnt, 1171. ...
yAi.KER Rouse,
'McClnre CityIo.
R. D. WALTER Proprietor.
' 1.1.
Tbla a new boueo. nrwIv-fUrnLhaJ and
la now epaa lo lha lraelln cuhlie. It la
located near Ike depot. .. No affort will be
aparea ny tn praprtaior to Makt Iba itay
i ma f araia pieaaani ana Bgreeablo. ,
T)AV,S UOUSK, : -.
At lha Mifflin, Oanlra. Kai kary k Lewlttnwo
R. U. Depot, earner of Water aad llonaa Uun
. ' Lovvlialqwn Ifv.',
aorga Flory ft 8on, Proprietor.
f8TOpen Day and Nicht for Iho aoeorn.
modailon of Irnvilera. A Aral ; elaaa Rea
laorant la attached lo (ha hotel, where
M.a'e at ail hour can ba bad. Term.
anreoo.bflf. - e.4iUir
B I'M G A RON Kit HOUSE
(OPDOilta Maadlnv Ballro.il nnoi
. IlnrriHbiirg, Iti.,
A. B. laAXVSXat, Proprietor.
-KrrT affart naa...rv ia Idihh ,v.a mam.
fort orKuta alll ba made. Tba bnuia ba. beta
pwij r.oiiwi. ootll,m:ii
LLEUHENY HOUSE.
Son. 819 t 811 Market Street,
Abort Kifhlh.) ,
PHILADELPHIA.
A.. TJeclc, Proprietor.
7rrm fl 00 Per Bat. jiBfO.o
JOHN U. ARNOLD,
Attorney nt Law,
, , MIDDLEBUBQ, pa.
rrofertlonal buHloce rnlrualed lo hiarar
w!'.! bo promptly ended to. Feb 97
J THOMPSON RAKER,
Attoriio.v-nt-Tuv,
Lewidburg, Union Co., Pa.
teg Can be conxulicd in the En; lltb tin
German lnnguagi:.i
OFFICE-. Market Bireel, oppol lie Walla
oraiiuaioe biore e-4!iy
gAMUEL H. OUWIG, t
Attorne.v-ataTnw,
oti;E,nr walnut street,
raiLADKLruiA.
G BORNIiERGER,
'justice of the peace
Perry Towo.hlp, Snyder County, Pa.
Collection., Ooneevanelna, and all other bn,
" MrtalnlnK to the titttca will ba uroniptly
T 0. KKKI'tZEIt.
J a
JUSTUJK OK THE PF.ACK,
tjaaptnaa lowhihlu bnytler Co. ra.
Oonveyanelna, t'olleetlnv: anal all other bn.l-
iiih rniruiuu w nil care will be uroinntlr at
lauded to.
J)R J. V. ROCKEl'KLLOW,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKOtON
Otlere bli ptmleralonal nrvloea to the elttrcn
Mltlillebury aad vloknlty. (.lunel-tl
FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE BES
BYE WHISKEY.
FOLDUltE PEACH WIII8KEV.
BRANDY, GIN, AND
SVIIPPS
Juat received and for aale at lb Eiigle
noiet, m aitautHpurg.
JOHN A. STAHLNECKER,
Aug. 18. 1870.
QIIAH. II. HOY'KH.
Wboleial and Retail Dealer In
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Cnaobmnkera' Material, Eboa Finding, r
8elingrove, Pa. 8-ltf
DB. BLIKKK'S
a WHOLKSALE AMP RETAIL
Furniture Warerooms,
NO. ft N011TH SECOND 6TB2JET,.
(Below Aroh, Wait Bida.) , '
hutury and )Vlitl6nil'J)i-pirlminf,
10U3 North 6ib Street, above Oxford,
-Sif ' PniLADELPHIAr"
JACOB !. BOC1AR,
WITH
rj-BERROTH, BERQ3TREHSER ft CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HSH,PEO VISIONS, &c.
No. gOQ North Wbarve. (above Race Sl.)
P-7lf PHILADELPAIA. , .
J B. 8ELnElMER, V'
tealed in ,
n4RDWAREj
Iron, Rails,
Steel, Leather,
. . .. Faints. Oils.
Coach & Saddlery tVare
AND MANUFACTURER OP j( ,
Stoves & Tin wo re,
1 MAREETBTBEET. ' "
iUev'iailovnf) Penn'a,
: . MI1)1)LEIUKQ
H,elfjet"I.o6tp y.
Yeraen SannoMd la he Wntten kiTliaT
amler -Selkirk During hi Keliury
a nuu e mine itiaoa orjian rerana-
aei. 1 - - .
t am monarch of all t aurte;, '' . ' ' -.
My right thero laaono 10 ditpnto '
From the centra all round lo Iba , ,'
' 1 am lord of the fowl and Iba brute. ... .
Ob aolitndel where are lb eharmv 1 "' 1
That tM hate eeen in lly face t
Better dwell in lha mMal of alarm. ,. t
Than reign in (kit horrible place.
I ant ont of humanltr'areath i ,
I muat flniati my Journey alon i . .
Never bear tba tweet mueio of epeech
1 atari al tba aound of my own.
The beaali thai roam orer lha plain, r
My form with InilTereno e i ; i
They are io iinaeaualnted with man.
L Their lameaeai ia aboeking to me.
8orlety, frlendnblp. aaJ lore.
Divinely be. lowed upon man.
Ob bad I the wing? of a dote.
Hew aooo would taate yon ag tla I -My
anrrow 1 Iben might asauage ..
In the waya oi'religino and truth
Might learn from Ilia wiedom of age,
And bv cheer d by iba talllea of youth.
Religion 1 whtit Ireaiure unlolj,
Reridee in that baaeenlv word t
Mora preoiou than eilrar or gold,
ur all thai thta aartb can afford.
But th aound of Iba abnrch-going bell,
t hree valllea ami roaka neeer heard t
Ne'aralgheA at ibe aound or a knell.
Or amild when tba aabbath appeared.
.i ....
Ya wind that hare mule ma y-iur aport,
Conrer to tbia desolate ahore.
Some eordial endearing report -
vi a land 1 ahall aleit no more.
My Frienda, da tbey now and Iben tenj.
A will) or Ibouebt after ma f
0 tell me. I yai have a friend,
Tbougo a friend 1 am never lo eee.
flow fleet la a glance of the mind !
Compared with ihe ereed oflta flieht.
Tba lempeet llaelf laga liehind.
abu ineewirt'Wiogad arrowaor light
When tbiuk of my own aatWa land, .
In a moment I atem lo bo there '
But, alae 1 recollection al hand.
Soea nurriea ma back lo deepair.
But iba tea-fowl ta gone to her neat,
Tut hea.t baa laid down in hit lair -Even
km la a ataaon of reel.
And I lo my cabin repair.
There' mercy in every plaoe I
And mer;y ouonurauing thought 1
Givea even affliction a (race,
iio'i i.ecouotir man to fl lot. owria.
Ladjr Jjaue (amy. .
Thia oxr-nllont n.r4.ina tm ari Am.
aoend.,1 (rntii I Iia rnvil 1U. ..f
i.n,t k i.,i. i.. ci...
wwiii uwi I'.i.iivv, 0uu was;
was
carefully educated in llio priocip'cs
of the rcl'oi iiuiion ; and her wis iom
and virtue letideiel her anliinio ex
ample to her aex. Hut it wus hor let
to coniiuu only a short perio 1 oa
ibis elii-ie of being ; (or, in early lifo,
she lull a .ici ifice to tbo wild ambi
tion of the duko of Noi tliuinlcrlatid.
who pi'oni'ited a murriie Botwoeo
her and his son, lord Gailford Dud-
Icy ; nud raised her to the throne of
England, in opposition to the rij;h!
of Mart' uod Elixuboth.
Altbe liuie of thoir in:iri'iage, she
wan only abuut eilitoeu yoirt of ae;
and her hualund was uUo very youtiit;
a neaso oflif very uueqtiil loop.
pose tlio ialerenlad viowi of artful
iud a-,ii'iii moo,- who, iu-tead of
expound thorn to Janor, should
buve been tho protector of their in.
nooence and youth.
una exiruordioary yonng person,
besides the solid endow ruouw of pie
ty and virtao, possessed lha most en-
niog dtapoailion, the moat accom-
pliabed parts i und boioi of an equal
age wilh king Bdward VI, she bud
received all her educuiioo with him,
aod seemed evea to poises a greater
facility in aoquiriufr evory pirt of
uiiioly und elaaaioal literaturd.
Site had attained a knowleJgo of
the Roman and Greek language, a
wall ae of auroral inodoro tongue ;
had passed most other time in so
application to Itaroio; ; aod express
d a great iiiSueoee for other ouupa-
lion and amuxeineoU usual with bur
aex cad station.
Roer Asvham, tutor to lbs ludy
Slitubeib, buvinjf at ooa time paid
her si visit, foqnd ber employed in
reading Plato, while the reet of the
family, were eogaed in a party of
huaiiug in the park t sad uhou hi
admiring the .iogulurity of l.er choice,
be told him, that abe "received wore
pleasure trout I hat author, thaq otbors
eould rep from all their aport and
ttie'y ' .".
Her be.rt, replete with this love of
literalora and serinuv studiet, an I
with leiidi-ruuae toward her husband,
who wa doserviug of ber iQooiioo.
bad never opened itself to lha flatter,
iutf allure m uls ef ambition ; and th
informutioo of bef advanoemaut to
the throne, waa by no' means aivo
sblo to ber. 8be even refuted iq ae.
oopt the crown ) pleaded the prefora
ble ritflil of the two priaoea a j ' x
proased her dread of theooosequeouoaj
ettendiog an euterprisaso daoerou.'
sot to say no criminal ; aod desired to
renisia 'io that private statioo in
whieb aha waa born, ...
Overcome ht last wilh the eotret.
ties rather than the reus a, of bar
father aod fathsr-is law, sal above all
af bu hatband, she aubaittad to. their
SNYDER: CO:
will, aod waa prevailed oe le reliii
quleb her owa Judgoi'Dt., But her
elevation wa of very ehort eootlnu
anee. The aaiiea deetare'J for fjiieal
uaryv h"1 0 Ms Jn. ier wear
ing the vain pageaatrr of a erowa dd
rog ton. iidy,! retaroed 6 private
life, wiilj roach mora aiUfectloti ihtn
aha folt whea royalty wa tenJetee
to herV ; '-A- ." ; '
.' Q teen Mar), w,o app.ar to have
beo ioeapable of geerogitj or elera
eooy, determined v to removo every
pptaoo, from whom the looet danor
Ouuld he apprehended., Waroiog waa,
tberefure, Klvea to lady Jane to pro.
pare for death, a doom which alia bud
expected, and which the inooconce
of her life at well as the mifaortanea
to which rhe hud boea eiposod' ron '
Jend no unwelcome aew to her.
The queen's bigoted real, lander
colour of teniter mc;ry to the prison
er' soul, ioiiaood bur tj seud prieacs.
who moTexteoT her with perpetnal dls
putailon ; sod even a rnprive of threu
day was (-.no led ber, in bo pas that
1ie WuutJ 'be pernui'lnj, during that
time, to pey, by a timoly coo vers jou
to popery, some regard to her eternal
welfare.
Ludy Jaoo had preseaoe of mini,
in tbve mulnneholy circuinalunors, not
only to dofeuJ bar reli"ioo by solid
arutuuoia, but also lo write a loiter
ir her (inter, in the Greek liugtie.
in which, beside fcondiutf beta copy
of the Scripture in that Untrue, abo
exhorted bur to maintain, io everv
i'urtutio, a liko aleady pemevcrnnco.
Oo Ihe day of hor cxecutioo, bur
huabaud, lord Guiifui'd, deired per.
niaion lo aoo bci ; but rbo rofuwd
her eoosent, aod soot him word, that
the tenderness if their parting would
overouuio the fortitude of bth : and
wonld too nioob unbend their . ruiudi
from that oouiUncy, which their p
proacbinirend required of them. Their
Nepurulion, ahe eaid, would bo only
,,,r uoraooi, atl.l UIUV W0IIU SOOU
i rejoin each oilier in a scene, wlioro
, . ,
im-ii uniuiiuii uuuiii do lurovcr uuu
ted ; and where death. disappointment,
aud niiHfiii'tuno, conll no longer buve
uocoss to them, or diitutb their ctor
oal felicity, ,
It had been inteneed to exeoulo tho
lady Jane and lorl Guilfond together
on tho sumo scairold, at Tower hill ;
but the eoutioil, druuditi f tbo com pas
sionoflhe pooplo for their youth,
beauty, innocence and noble birth,
changed their ordora, und gave dirce.
lioos that ihe should bo beboadud
within the vorjo of the Towor-
She saw hut Lusbatul led . to cxjoh
tioo ; and buvinir givon liini f rom the
window some tokeu of her roux'iu
braoco, she wait 1 with traniilny
till hor own appointed hour should
bring ber to a like lute. She even
aaw his headless body carried back in
it cart ; and louud herself more con
firmed by tho reporls wliitih one
heard of the coUhUoi-v of bia cod.
thito sbkon by so tender ao I tueluu
tholy a epcotacle.
Sir John (iutto, conslitblo of the
To .v or, when he led hor to execu
tion, desired bor to Immiow oa him
some small pros.uit wbiclt he misfit
keep as a perpetual memorial of ber.
She give him bor tsble-book, lo
which oho I) .id just writiuo three s-n-teuces,
on sueiuij hor btubauds dead
body, one in Greek, another io Latin,
a third In English.
The purport of thorn, was, "that
human jutioo was agnitiat bia 6oy.
but Divine Meioy would bo favora
ble to his sul ; uod that if bur fault
deserved punishment, ber yoiUlt, at
least, und ber iinprudonoe wore wor
thy of excute; aod that God and pos
terity, sho trusted would allow fher fa
vour.1' On the scaffold, sue made a
pot'ch to the bylaa let, in which
the aiildaea of her dinp iaitioo, lol
ber to take the blamooniirely on hjr'.
Sitlf, without uttering one complaint
ugaiosl the o verily witb which sbe
hud been trpaled. . '
She said, that ber oflaaoe wus, not
that she had laid her bind upoo the
urowu'but liiat sha bad uot rejooted
it wilh (timcient constancy; that she '
had lei erred through umbition, than
through roveronoo to hot parenU,
whom she had buoa 'ailit to res pool
suit olicy ) that ah williuly roeuived
leatli a the' only atttiHtaetion which
she ooul l qow make to the , injured
title j aud though bur infringement
of th law bad been oonrtritinel she
would sh iNy, by ber voluntary sub
uiiaaioo to (heir aaotoooe, that the wa
deAirqua to atooe for that disobedi
eooe.ioto which too much filial !pioty
hud betrayed her t that aha had lust
ly deserved thlg punlabuieut, fur be
loir made the ioitruinent, through the'
unwilling Instrument, tf tba) stabitioo
TJL .UJNE" (TTsti
o! otbara and that the story of ber
life, alie hoped, nilrfhl at U-nst bs use
ful, by pro v ion that, iunneence ecu-
eeoot' graat inlsdects, if they tend io
any-way to the destruction of the
CommoOaoalth.
' After uttarioi ..these '. words, aha
caatsd bereelf-ia be dUrobod by her
women, and wth a . steady, eereoe
oouateoaoce, submitted herself to tho
executioner. -UGMI.
Persontal Appearance of Jesus.
A eorrespoodeot of the Washington
Chrt nule write I " On Sunday Itsl
Itcv. Dr. Nowmin delivered a din
coarse upon the humanity of Jesus'
Christ, In which be slated (bat Both
ing .'bad bcou handed dowu to ua io
regard to His personal sppearaoeo.
many dilfereui views being entertain
ed on that subject. IocWd you
will nud a letter written by Cubitus
Lrotolui, president of Judeu, and seat
by biot lo th Seauie of Rome, whea
the fam of Jesus begun to spread
abroad lo Iho world. The are bis
word:
''There lives st this time ia Jedes
a man ef s'ogular virtue, whoso name
is Jesus Christ, whom tbo barbarians
esteem a prophet, but hi own follow-
ters adoro Him us the olT-priox of tbe
mmdrtal God. He calls baok the
deal from tboir graves, and heals ell
sorts of diseases with a word or a
touch. Ha ta tall aod well rhiipI ;
of ao amicable, ruvoreo I aspitct. His
butr of a color tbul can hardly be
matched, lallioif into irrucelul curls
below His ears, ami very agrocubly
touching oa His shoulders, parting on
the ernwn oftho head, like the Xuia
rite. Ilia fotchead ia amootli aod
litrgo : Hi tbueks without other spot
save thut ol a lovely re I; His noae
nod mou'.h formed with eq'tinito ayro
metry ; His beafd thick, m.d a color
S liluble to tho hair ol His head, reach
ing an iuuh below his chin an I part
in lu the mid He like a , fork ; His
eyes bright, clour an I soi'en. Ho re
bukes with maje-ty, cousels with
mililueosj His whnlo B'ldress, wheth
in word or deed, boin'j elegant nud
grave. No in an hits seen linn luuglt,
but He has wot fiv.jaently. He is
very to in pent to, modest mil tvio ;
a tai mi, for bis excellent beuuly and
divino perfeotinu, vurpassiug the chil
(I rco ol txiot)."
The Potter ol l.uto
Here i n little Htory wliioli illus
trates the great power ol Lvo. A
kiod Chrisiintl U l. in on of her
visili of charity, lotiml a po ir. destitute
little orphan irl, und brought her to
her own hou.-o. The litt.e Hiruncer ut
lirt would tuko o coiuf.Tt, out Silt
down weeping iu I If; ht!. Tho clul
dren of l lie iiouse oudo.ivorod to umto
Irit-nda with her and draw bur into
the parlor, but they could not; so
they taid to their mo'httr : " She
will not come uqd play with us. She
will not leave tho hull."
" There is a secret," said the lady
"by which you can bring her when
you like. It is a aeeret in four letters.
Try if you can find it out "
The olilust sister look the , load ,
searching cugorly among all hor pret
tiest playthings. "I know wbut jl U,'
cried she; "'it is doll.'' So bho
brought bur best doll and olorcd to
Uivo it to the chil I if aIij wuld rotne
into the parlor. No ; it was a failure.
The next in age said to herself,
'mn IT is spoiled with lour loners,"
mid brought her a fiue muff a Christ
mas preseut ; but sho would nut touch
iie in till', uor eveu look at il,
Grace, the youngent, could think ol
untiling worth offering after thia, but
stood lookiug o ia sorro w, uaiil at
leojfib, folloeing ua iustiuct of- hor
own, she eat down beside iho little
straugor und cripd too- Thon ptis-
eutly, she took ber by tbe hand, and
euuiruliuit her oeolc with her owo tiny
arm, sLo drew tho weeping head oesr
er and nearer, and iwpriutei u gqotle
kiss upon ber cheek. Tnis ducided
tho buttle. Tbo ro wat notbin said.
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NO. 12
A. "wit Slory,
I la Jacob was formerlt a beuuti
ful woman, and the honored wife of
good eilisen, who provided liberallv
for ull her waots, and cave bj-r b
Of comfort and plenty. Herat Hat
... ifvixviiui up iiu it ran eo rasae nertiie
object of lb mteolionsof ooe in whose
heart u schome for hor rulo had been
laid, an! a toueh of vanity that mt l
her stis.tepiildo fr Ujtiery was takin
udvanitigoof by this imiividusl, who
bad an aucomnliahed wi.'e. lo Dreo tre
her for tno uralilleition of his bis p i
Ions. I he vtiin and beiiul iftil tt-.m ...
fell ; her hiinhuod cast ber off: ntul
aftor a time hor soducer also divarded
ber with scorn.
Ida Jacobs thea eormonced her
rapid descent to the hud, tin I no, if
he is still itlive, is buok lo tho low,-ei
depth reached by "s wotoun of the
lown" On SundtV last, doal.tle-.
from iho effects ol b tr viies, a'ie wis
stricken bliml and help'eas from pai
alysis, aud w h?o our rep trior ho ir I
from ber this moinio, was lying iu u
wtoichoil hovel ioa lil .hy u!My, uu
conscious of her position and snpposo !
to be dying. This is tho chvi.ro
wrought by vice In a few brief year. ;
from a ooeo brt.ht nnd h.ipny houm,
an l loving, ilolin,' h'lsbitnd, lo til
lowest depths of disgrace and misery.
Al Cincinnati Ida Jacobs his a
brother liviu.'. He is a geuileoisn r
wealth and influ )oce, aod huh Mrniul
i mitinn, ml his oatiiu is lliriis, He
was tolt'grnplie.l ',n- on Sunday, im i
urged to come and do some' hio-; lor
his l.illeu siHt'.T, ur at least ooih her
lyiu uiomenta. Uul up lothi tnoi n
ill)! he hus not arrived, n-ir h.i l any
answer been received lo iho telegram
It in very likely that poor I la J aeons,
like many another unlorlunnto, jojt
like her, will die nlono und uuoioui ii
cd, with no oun near even to close her
eyes, poor unlortnii Ho ? M iy tm.
however, God will fivt her interval
lol tepeii anct), end solid nil an-cl ul
iiicey lo oi,i,0 bee over the duik l iv
t'f Luuigrillf Ltilijft
III I lie Hl lietl.
An. uuiuMiuir mtti leut ocoortej in
Uo-ion li-t week. A ludy tveni up
Muir' to put her little sou lo bed, und
as -lie was about to light the gas llio
child lieurini; a sound of btviihlug,
cried out, " (Jli, iniitnui.i, iIkio's a ii u
iu tho bed " ''liue.is not, child, I
niil'l nodi));." in mi aoty chihlisli
tone, eume Iroin the bet. Tinning
toward iho cmich, tlio la ly ew t'o
eyes, hhiuiug l.ke bails ul lilu in tin)
lUikticcs. Seizing her child, r.in
nll'ii-liicil un I mv earning to iho M'ucl.
Two pnlieoineu wore suuitnonu I. With
olubs and J.iik l.nilcitii in .,tn. they
tuvested llio diam er, an 1 w.un the
us was turned ou, lliero sno :ly Co I
dlttd up under Iho bed clothes was n
lour or d.e year oi l dark.sy, us sell'-puiie-fi'd
us if iip in his uioiher's knee
" Vho are you ?" uaid the ol'jeer
' Hom e Greoley lteunelt sir," said
the Child. '-Where do you live?'
'In AnJetson alreet. " "How tlid
you come hi.-ro ?" "I'mber w.'ut oui
wid do ice cream uod I tuuk a walk '
The liitlo follow bid seen the Iront
door open, and entered. Going (jui
cily up stain aud tiuJitig an uno co
pied bud, ho laid h s drowsy form
upon it lor rest. Too ludy's !i. an
had ceased to throb with luu , and,
giviug Horace Greeley lieuuell u
doughnut she cousiiiiod him lo the
custody of the pultco, who seut b ni
home.
singular Hetctirftv
A torrcHjioii teiit ut the Albany Ex
jiri wntjs : Aooat f-r'y years ago
there resided iu iho town of Jaeksou,
Washington couuty, a well to do far
mer l;y tho iiuuo uf I'ergusoQ. la
was iuilustriom unit frugal, but ufier
a time became addicted lo the use of
lutoxicating drinks, and wbou under
tbe iutlucnce of his favorite buvorai
would ho libcaul to suub an extent that
be would give away aoy property
which tniglik bo at his disposal at the
time, Fearing that be would thus
(jaatider ull his efloots, a coinoiision
vusobuiuod aud the prop i ty plaeeu
n the ba'ids. of bli sou. Vnn,tlio
aper were served on the old tutu bo
ajaiatkod, ''You hivetske; my prop
rty Irqtq mu. have y u, ail are oh ig
d lo support sal take care of me f
Ved thou, tuke euro of mu " Ho in)
ledialely took lo hi bid nod ooutiu
ed to remain there duy uud nia-hl I'.m
Aotuy years. 1'or the fir.u low
ears ho would got up sad abive hiui
elf every Saturday, aud tbuu nu.ue-
lately lake to bis bed ugaia ; but
r tbe Isst fifteen years uf his llle be
vsa waited upoo as at) iufaut, not
viinslaitJieit bo enjoyed good boalib,
uid was to lha possession ot all bis Uc.
jltlsi, Boiaaoti physical, '' " "
Owe c1emM tear foft.00.
One-half eoloma. eee year, .- - -. 10.00.
uar-ioaria entumn, oa year, . I oo.
On aqusr (10 line.) on lartlea 71.
Every additional Insertion ' 60.
PrfMUaa and Bualaea eavsia'af '
not more than Sva line, per year. 6,00
Auditor. Execator, AdaiiBldraior
anil A.ln. K.il.u O art
Editorial notice, per Ha ' ' IS.
nu mTininnnii rer sooner perioa
L 'i . . . . . .
lurj .re nruvreu, aai 11 , not pain in per.
sou orderine Ihem will ba held r.soon.ihl.
for th meuey. '
t'ti pin In Kldd'a Treasure.
The fottone honters of New Jersey
have some new tllso vori a ta speou
'ate upon, and if tbe asaertiooi of
some recent finders ol foin are to be
believod, one of tboir O'trnWr basal
last definitely located the spot, where
he pirato Kl 1 1 eonoealeJ bis treaa-
n re. J
Finm did Sorlnif. Cane Mtv eotin-
ty, eoiue it storv of iho dlseovorv nfa
ehe,t eoutitinini f'i ),0 )0. on the Dick
(hompson farei, near Fishinu; eretdt.
I wo men. cue ol whom bears thonmio
ul Uanetson, were diurfmit diiuhe on
the farm, wliiub is aiw owoel bv
G.u retson. when tb 'y ha tied 0i iho
mon-y chest
The c iiu, they any, is so old thit it
is sc ireely pos-lhle tor them lo tell the
exuel vuluo of I h-i p'r0, hot th
larjrer part I-gold, the pieces b in;
shout the nil of t w t.r. f if af Kohl
pieces, It IS M.ll lUt t I I, i ,t
Cii't.iin K' I t's n ioi witsfoinl ui-
pruned nu lb chest. Then- b ue-n
s periodical excitement in ih-pi'n -o
for the laH I'oi lv ve.irs, ao I llii- re-
port h in Citose I a am -alio i that Ins
effeet-d the county for tni'es around
An oysiertnm, J ryniiiii ti -
also claims to ll tve Co in I lr.ii. of
Ciptttio Kid I or so neb i Iv n -.ir
E iaib-lhport. While dreda nir for
oysters olfihe shore, on "' out lay, ho
rake I up three silver pi. ces. the in.
scrip, ions tiiion wlili h are sca. ody
legihlu. Money h is been lound st
ihe Kiuiitj pot bef no. ml I iihnot fol ly
years uoii biiti Iretls nf treiiore seek-rs
'loir uti llio liiii'i bcfoi'o the sea hid en
croach -i upon it.
I.uivm Iti-lalliiK tw . v a paper .
We have boeusskel lo givo the
law. as it stands rulalin to newspa
pers und subscribers.
1. Sn'iseribnrs wb t do not. giv ex.
press u itiee to th1 c nnracy ari coo.
sidentu wisliing to eoiittuud their
siibxci iplion.
If Nubsfrib rs ef.lor the dis"in
l iiiiiain.'o ol their pel ioiie.il, the pub-li-her
tuny cnitinuo to s.oid l hem tto
till all urreaiues uru paid.
'I. If suli-c'ihers nclecl or refuse
to lake thi ir perio (iculs from theolU'.t
to which I h-y urn ilireelel, they ura
held respousjlnu ootil r fj-y jivo set,
lied their bills, nu I ordered (hew ills
cotuiuu 'd.
I ll Mi'iiscri'iiTs movo I) other
places without iiiriiniiui j I III) pulil'. It
ers, an I toe pipns uru seut io t a f n's
uier (liieetion they are n-id eesoo-
nllllu.
. 5. The eourts h ivo iP e ilel ''That
ri-lii-itig to i.i lie puriiliusls liom iiu
"Dice, or tvuiovin an I luuviti lliem
uihmIUiI lor, is jifi'ni' ju te evidence
ol ilitel Uutlnliul It.ipd "
0. Any person who receives q,..
pap r and hi ikes use of it, wneib -r
he has iirdnred ll or not, is 1 1 1 J it
law to be a subset .bi r.
7. Il' siihsenhecs pay in a Ivano .
the) are hound lo givo notice to the
puhll-her at tbiteud ot their tituu if
they do nut wi-h to enii:inu tikim: it ;
olheiM iio the pnh'ihh r is a tthoiiiie i
toBonl ii oo.ul(1 th i s ii-iiriiio.'s will
ho rcHpoiiHihlt! until au ex irons iiotiee,
wjih payment of all arrears is will to
li e publisher.
((ci-chcr Wit i;i .ttiiiuar.
Mrs Siowj i?i'o a oiia a"ier-.
inl c account of jrainoi iiie.il exercise
at wli tll her brother llonry Wuid
Beeohtr assisted in his school
days. Young liceohor wus as lull of
ftu uud misulpt,f at ai pre-ent. Tba
teacher Waf dr,.,ing bor children
the ru Imients :
Now. Henry," ssid t-ho '-A is tho
inilclimte itrticle. you see. and must be
used only wilh tho niuular naoiber.
You can say a nun,' but you, raa'l
any 'a 1111111 can you
" Yes. I usti "' 'amen,' t"0," wa.
tho rejoioder. ' Father say it al
ways ui the end of prayers."
" Come, Henry, don't ba joklog ;
iefioe "ho. "
' Ye see, 'his' is possos.ive. Now
you eun say 'his book,' I ut you cannot
ay hi-n bonk.' "
Yes. I do say 'by mo bo,1" too,"
said tho Impracticable pupil with a
qnixzibul twinkle,
Each one of these sallies ipmo bis
youuu leaoher laqb, which wa the
vh-tory ho wanted.
" Rut, now, Henry, eeriusly, jus,
atteud lo the Mutive slid passive voice.
No. "I sink' ia solivo you see, bo? :
cause if you Strike, you do something.
Uul ! am struok is passive, because
if yoo'r ilruck,- you dou'l do aoythiag,
do yuj 1" . . '
" Ys, I do j . I strike back aguia.'l .
After about ai mouiha. llsnry ws .
relumed ou , bis parents.' bsqJs, with, 4
the reputation of buiug aa.. ioveteralQ t
joker a,nd iodifjefeutaouojaf. v... u-