- ;J . v TIIK nMm I . " ' ' ' J - 1 - - - WiA eeery 1 TkBraday trenla'g ly jmxiii Ml ctocu. lffcHP ,pr,- wo foiuu rim tmvn, rsye.u Wftkta tit yAMUbe; XoO II1 MTuM .wUblatb year. rHpeaardvMwwt lowed Mil all rrwr.flJ ttf fM.i4-w.tMa tl apnea f ia puhllener: . " . , mtmrifirtitt wtyeetle ofth eoanty riT.1.1 IK pyakcm. . . -., ' O fln lifilnf aai XrtBf Br, mr lo otkmi benmt lahteribar, kd ar llahlt far fc prioa af iba aaar .ir'-.B..i.iM..i 7..rVrJ khua. All Maul builnau iHiami . kul tra will rp(? loaipuiUf jcSi.. ar ab Ikt LalbrwaCkwaki. J.!,....'. ... , , r . t P. fcRCTXMtLTErt, . ATTORNEY AT LAW. . - Middle bunr. Pa..; I art k protantoniil lerTloe ta lha pub 1. Colljilnaa hi irlrr profoanioaitl Mnt wrantd to kit ear will Mltt kampl aiiaailon. fjun 8, 'Otlf C. 'SIMPSON, ATTOKNEY AT LAW, a - . t rf aia prortmionn tcrTiea to lha pub All buitnM tatrairrd ta bit aarr Ullba sraiapli (taodad . . " - - iJtn. 17, '0711 W. KM OUT, r-i r r,- A iVRAkl A I LAW. ara aia rroitmonni acrviet la Ibf pub' . All buainata totruiltd ta bia cart 111 k araaiplly atiamlad to. JA 17. 07il " ATTOKMt AT T.AW. ijewinburi; Pa.. vara kla proreanloaal larriea ta pub- . voueanoni ana an oibar no futoa kailataf anirualrd ta bia eara - ill ra i?a prompt altratijn. .KO F.MILLER, TTUHMtY AT LAW,- -' IiCwisburi? tn Itra kla ProfaaatanaV ierlc ta thapub , Collaoiiona and all other prorprnion kntinrM rat railed ta. bia car will ra- fira prompt ttaaiion. Jai. , 'V7if H.-JLINN,' ; t A. Il DILL iSganalTTl ta J. P. h t. M. Llna.l ATTCKNiVa AT LAW, Uwi.burK. Pa. r tbalr pfofeaaional ifrtlof 1 to tba bllo. CuUeetiona and all otbar pro wlodal bualHtai aoiruaicd la ihrir cara II raatiTaproniptattamion.f Jaa. S, '6"if miARLKS IIOWEft,., ATTORNEY Ft L.A"W, . SolitifLTora To,., 'rt Ma profeiflonal nerlce 10 I lie pub- Collteliona and all aibir aoftion pilnaaa antruilad la bit 'eaiv trill re proniM altantUB. Of!io two door kik oClktBojriioiia Hold. Jaa 6, '67 unp atJ.H. IOBACS I,Liatll. T TOM HE fit) A i- LAWS ll proftariooal buinai and eollrolinj mipitu 10 mrir cara will d pronipuv medio. Can b eoDmltrd In Eiieliib Ciidid. OQioa, M !'. 8auar.. . N. MVKRS, . . mesial k cocxsEito atuw iddlcburir, fcinydcr C'ountj Pfnn liea frtloor Eil of t lie P. O. on la alraal. Conniliaiion in EncUah d (jfrmaB InngiKgn. Scp.'V'ir C. BUCI1KR, ' ATTORNEY AT HW. - i -.. .. .LcwiHbiiri Pn.. arc hie proreeelonal aeivlceato Ibo pub All Mieltif en entrueied to bit care p ba promptly attended lo. - - - lJn. a. 1.7 RUVEU IIAKKil r ' SEWING MACHINE eiona n saed af a gooj and durable 'ag ntftf uina can ce accammoaitea at enable price, by calling on 8am- a.i ' i. n r. I AVi, KTm, oetipagrora. . : - (Jaa. 24, 'W - i" ( Y; SHIN PEL. " SCROEON AND PHYSICIAN. r( kit ifrofeeelonal rleee ta tba ait efMIddledurg aud vlclaily. . I t.i' . : t.f March Ul.. '67 ' MICAL Jl MECUAKICAL PENTIST i af Mlddl&mrg aud TlcUily. " Seiinegrova Pcnn PUH K. 11U0IIES, Ehi.v , , l-.I.-V. u a .U ....... f . . JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, .... j- t .: , ' Ptotf Twp.Dyder Co., P if WAGNER, Ehq., ' --.it, TICK OP TIIK PEACE. aekaoj To jahip, Snyder Co. Pa., attend lo all baelneie eatruited la Mra and aa Ik moat - reaionahle HTRK IAN A50BtROEOW, , ' trorltle, aiyer Co., M bia profetfional aervieaa la Ike e-88tf rmvtt a . I .... WaoLBaaaa Pbaibbo ib 70s Jxsf janLtow Wars 'lalaa, Wtadaw Ibadea. BewBjar Mala ea Ootra La, raiu Rag, BaakctM TwlBaaWioka, Ito, , -. i , 2 afarkot atraed, Philadelphia. iVW... -.' . S GRANELI.6,' EQ.. I . .vstiok or thk pxicr ( CpYiveyanoer.;- . lltburg tinythr Count y, i'tnna. .lai la all lukrafhe oepedl- aaeautad. IKbU aad aoeoanU eollecled. -eBlavlwrlUuadraa wlik car and I. , .. IT-,. Aar.laTtU ?. PARKS, f I . ATTORNIT AT LAW It ' DISTRICT ATTORKT, ?Xa, SKtDRR COUHTY, Pa aaati !!., e WW"' .... .. t a. .. ', h y i i ,ael A iia'1 4t . lfl I ,'1.! l!TjkU M Jl ' a '1 - a. .1 tit- W w , m . p . . :':V:d'i I J j r., I a' tt il.l 1. v ." S't.a VolilCrr; IMOUKT HOUSE. . . , " . puaaiBDnrar. X'n, nilflfllnhiiKir. 1! ri.i. i.... i.f. .1 i',..J A I Tbia koiiia fn thwa vratlmitV t-Al pot ! h$ lairtjr rebuilt ''hi: tt- aiica. noorei eoarniodiaa tba labia ill uppllaU wiik tba Kal Iba aiBrkat afforiia ana leraia i6flVat,t ; f. BOWM ikhise -" fAXTOltVILLl, (BaafbrSUMoa. HENRY BENFRR, Prapriafer. Tba aa4rilaa4 alta tkii aMtbot of lateral In Uio imWIa that ba kM ! a hatat at tka b..a aaiaail plaaa, aa Iba caad (ma MM'lla kara; ta haaarMaa, aa Ikat ha to praaarart ta aatarlala ih pvblla with Iril rlaatarnoiatniata Mont. . .. . iit.NSV BKMi lllt. April i, II7I, F - "yYALKEllH9l'8K,'.', McCluro City NICHOLAS SIMOX, Proprieior. Tkf X naw bouft. naw'l fiirlhd aad li now optn lo Iba trlinj puhllo. It in laoatad aaar tba depot. . No ; a fort olll ha pored by the proprietor to make tba aia of kla junta pltaaaot and hfreeabla. , D AVJS HOUSE, At the. Mifflin. Centre, (turban k Lawletan B. 11. lMpel, eorner of Water aad iHiraae ttta., . LowlstoM-n Pa.. eorte'Flory Si Bon, Proprietor. Open Dy and Nlt-M for tba aecom- raodallon of traeclera. A' Orel alaaa Raa. taurant la ailacbed lo Iba kotel, wharal P'T pleture.. t .the ro laOe belt. Ukloa M..K. ... l ,.. ... ' - .ltlataraaaiUeaea-rl"tr, lollie proelilent aia lt at all bourt eaa b bad. Terme reaienb1e. 0.43-lf BUMOARONKR' HPV8K, (Oppoalte XaadlBf RaUroad Da pat) IlnrrlMbitrfiTa I?n.9 : A. B. ZJUW2US, Troprtetor. VErerr effort neounrv to In.aro thd eoitl ion 01 ruhii win a nauo. iae aoae nee nee aewly redtied. (oell.lTltr LLEOfftNY HODi. X01. ilt A 811 Vaffctt Street, (Abuvt tUyhtk. ) . . PHILADELPHIA. A., lleclf, Iroiriotor. lerait M 00 Per Dm. . jhM jWn II. ARNOLD, MIDDLEDDBO, PA. rrofeelonal buelnee enlruated lo hie care DC promptly Bttenucu to, ireow J THOMPSON BAKER, ; . Attorney-nt-Law; Lewieburg, Union Co., Pa. K7Can ba coneultcd in lb Engliib as Oerniao languagv-i.TM UKI1CK Market Bireet, oppoelie Walle Emlib & Lo e Biora a 4'Jy gAMUEL II. OUWIG, Attoriiey-atLaM'f OFriCE,717 WALNUT STREET, raiLaDBLVfla. A G. IIORNBERGER, ' JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Perry Towntklp, Snyder County, Fa. Collaotlon., OonreyaaelBB, and all other bail. iwrialnlu ig 10 ui omuc will UOo Bear TrouCatBi Droaptly iianueu to, auTlll J. 0. KRKITZKR. " JOHTinEOPTHRMACE. ' uaapaaa lewuDipaDra.rwa. ra. Coor.i.nelna, C'olleetlag aad all other bail. aaw entru.iaa to bii oar win v prumpiij av jytL J. W. ROCKEFELLOW, , . .. - fHTSIOIANIAND VSOMOIf OfTert hli profeMloaal earvioae t thrHlia' af Miaoieaarg aaa naiaiir. T J. SMITH. ATTORNEY AT LAW. . MIDDLEBiJH(i. 8MYEDRUO., PA Offere kit P oleailoael aereleea to tb wak'ta Coainlt tloni la Eaglht and Oeraiaa. ' J J.VTL1IjLMS,'Jil , v" BArrAorna a or. ' VENETIAN DUHDS, AND '..' ! WlndOw HkacloH, ' For Store Churches, Private Dwell,- ! inga, OfHcea, Ac. ' 10. Jf. Sixth Street, " ' PniLPELPHIA,' tit. n.-BepriBgproptly ailaeMed io. J B. SEL0E1MER, dealer in II4RDWARE, Steel. LcatHeT, . , . Points, jOils, Coach ft Caddlery 7are r AND MANUFACTURER OF , ,MARIET 8TREIT, iET, . ; JEennia JJCi ww aai.a m w ... Haveabar t,187I-tf ,t 'A 51 li D. O. CLARKE - ' '' laiporter aad Jabber la " . i . Iloajlery . (. 'WW aif lo MIDDLEI3URG Tblala aa tlnqolrf ,hlok afery ana tkould kaea Iralbftlll aaewera.1 .befora ba laiarta oa hie Journey . and a Utile fare la- an in aiamtnaiton or Monti will in man aeeaaare eaueb tranbla. time and sonar , Tba "C.. B. t R. R." ruoaini from Cbleavo.' through Oelebur(( 10 Durllnf o, aad iba B. a W. Roate," run. alng from fndienapolia, Ihroafb Dleoaj IncioB IS rtiirlinf Ion. ba? a achieved a eplen did reparation in the W tWo Teare M the leedia Pae.ant er Rente la lb Weet. - Al Uurlitipioe Ikrf aoaaaat ehik thr R. a M. R. R." and form Iba (treat Rtirliniiton' Home whiob runi direct I brought Pnutbrrn Iowa 10 NubraeHfrfaad Kne, veprh oloar ennnaoiiona 10 California and the' Terriio rleai aad parne;pr elartioi front Rnyder County, on ihelr way weetward, cannot do bene than t uka Ike Ourlinatoo Roma- ' Tbia Llaakaa publiebed h pamphlet call. ad "How to o Weet,'' wbleb .ontain miteb eiiliiabte Infnrmailon t a Urge (Harreai map af the Great Weal, wbleb aaa ba ol.uipeJ fret of charge by addreeeing IkaOenfral Paeeengar Agent 11. a H. K. R. Burling. Ian, Iowa. - "A RopWory of Faehioa, I'laaeura, and , lnitruclioa." TbaSaa ll ajMGi.r with a eantrlkntlna of tt aa4tklentthu a lal lom Had la .ofloqr Bl .nil tk- Jouroal It ir 11 l,.e organ uf the grent world fa.uloa Ho.taa Tra-ll r The B.s.a fomibai.tt. it.lr i,h Mnh.! af tb. boaeak I'd to Ik ehlMrati kf droll and aadlea. r-rl' tr. to 111. Dmelilani aia. tr-a b IU patter e for th ebU Irjn't eloi ee, to paiprf.uitll.. by IU u.ta:u do lgmlor etobrol urrwi wlipri aoa iiiiuriout lr.aln?K"v lint th r.lln matter of the Baiaa te nnl. formtai grail ei ellene Th L.r b 9Jplrl wlUi aapal. l e rr tl. A..I1 alof. aent ltarrirdi.-.N. . tvmlug rot 8UBSCHIPTIOM8.I873. t; Termi a.araa'a Baiab, one year. gea Aa r.tra Copy vfilthi-r the M.k.iIoi, W k ly. or Haur wl.l .ppllol '.tl tor erery (tub of H- Nvta. rlban at e 00 eah, In one re ailttano.i or, till toplai, Ivr tt uo, IU.mt ailr py. Aui.aerlotlon. to-n.rr.r'l btiaailne. Weakle. and llitx, tonaitire rr ohm v.ar. eiuuoi or 10 of Harr'e Parludlcala, to una addr.. fur on y .r. at irnoii 'ar. ei vi, llan. Namlwn eaa b eupplled at any ll-ne The B e eoluuee f Hnnr'l tl.t.r. tw th p. I IMS, , 7i. 71, 'f'i. ntlr k ia illn f raea in roeoo cl b, will b fn labt oreiiil I. f .r : 00 paah. igantlr I eut by AriM, Tr. p.wt g on harpar'a liaur to anll yar, hich bum be pal I at the ubaorlb.r'. poet-office. AiMieee UHPERaBUOTHEnS, N.w York 'Unaueellnaahiy ibe beat aulained work kor the kind in iba World." Harper's Magazine- . , Jftticti of th Prtit. The ever Inenaalng .IrcnUll. of thle eteall.ul annilllr nrai It Cliutiauail altaolallfin ta iimm. Urdpslr. .nt naeala. Inilcid. wIipd think Into kwui.nr botiiPi It r04lral. every tlntntli. wo mu.t QonNlder ll a. oaa of lit mliicetor. wnll u .iiwR.iuera of the public lulnil fur It. r.at pupnUrllv h.a mnu w in bv uo idiimI lo lln. atu. pid prpjaaa-p. or d.pravad tatpi tBoot inOloh. Th rharartpr which till. M.ita.lne boimiui for parip,, puivrpvina .nitiN weaiin, ana uipr.ry eulture Hill bu kfntnaca wllh if It ha. m th lui... .huiilil oaua. It. oonlfotore lo reward It wltbjuatifl.blaconiplaf.uiiy. it ! sniltl.'i ttipm a great viaiui upou ilia auuiiO grMllmla Th. a.Kaain. baauuna aooo aul a. it a,u all th. a.ra f lie Ule.-i Ucooklya Eagle. , ''SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1873. L-w Tertna'i - . t B.aria'a Maiauwb om yr fiM An Lxir. Oiioi nf.ither tho Manailna. WuiK. or Uar will ba aupaiiai grail, lor .von Olnb mt rleaaWoacrlb-r al 01 l mmch. la oni raiulUauaa or. Mm Oupl.. for aid 00 with-Mit pitra copy. miuacriuuowi io narpir . Higuir, wangle, and B ar lo an. adima. bit on yr. tt a l i or iw of llarr-ip p.riodlo.w, to ou. addraaa for oo yw. eea . nawa nutiioor. can naup9iipT .t My lima. A Coui'.iMe aet of H.aropt 1 Mae ulna, bow mm Brlalng Volume. Iu oaat eloth bluJiua. will h Mill hyaipraee. freight aiagp umm al puruhaMr lor ti sMpnr .4um.. ilaitkj rolaiune, byl mail, po.ip.ia J eo. cum o.M, ror Mudlug, 58 caul, vj uiaii. pipi i I1 1 , Tu pualmp-o Harper! If aguim la M eento a Br. Which umt b. Oaid It til lubaarlhup'a nopl. not Aldree UABPER B iROimtlS. N.wTirk' A Cfomplefa PioiorlaJ HUiory of tba Tlmee. "vibe bent, eheapeel and moil auoaeaeful Family Paper la lb Uuiaa." Harper's Weekly. ,PLEN010LY UtUdTBATEO. aW4 - 'X . r Nticn of Ik Tru: j Til BTllKLr 'ui the ahlaat ant moat aovarfnl llliieiratoi perld'cal poblubad In thie coaairy. IU ellt wlkl. are Mh ilarlaud convlnelnw. and o-rry m ten wig it. Iu I'lu.iratl ma of oarraut inu ar tu I end frao'i. and are prppd br oar ! a. Ignore, with a olro il.il of iv.. auo, to W a.Kkv I. re id br a tout half a Bull ion nereme. aat I'l loltue aa an oraaa ar plaloa ll aim ly trauandiiib lb. witikly aiaint aia. a p mifae pu.iuo i, aa I aip-ax.ea da- eiwio- ponii.i aia evuiei prullMU. (LouUvllli C4ler Journal. . t SUBSCRIPriONS. 1873. 1' .... Tarm t BAaraa'a Wbsklv, aaa fear. Aa aatpaUoa af aUaaptha M iiulu 4 Weak- ly. or Baa.r will u auupuad graita foe Ulob of e'lee BaUMrto.. at at Ce 'i. I ry raiiiiMeaar, tg Uoptat lrai a, witheuieg Ira aopy . HubacrlpUo'ni I Harper1 kUaailae, WtVbly, www 'p w., wj waa , l ua dawj lor u year, glo ) or rperl rariodtoala, ta on d iron for aooi.nari ne year, V aok N ttiavor raa b I4ppllat it aay Una. Th ABoual V.amai of Harper tfea.ly, la eat elot i Madlog, wl I he aaot if ipr Vr- Beat Of 'ippaaa, tor 7 u aaatf. A oat tlt t, omb- prklog wt,ua V 4aaaa,'Bt oa rmwlutot .ih b. io raiao i m m eui Mvua a a agtwaawo pare iii - fa iwiuM oa IUir W Kklr to BO eanti a rear, which ao. he paid al lha aAurtai aaat ofboe. a I true HAMPKg a BtwOTHEitM, New Yortf. OR Celebrate Blooi CUanter or Pan- Tba Panacea will not only aura old aiaod lag and lif Bul eoaplaiau, bat ig aa ( tb beat prereulatieee of aok dieordet erer offered lo Ik world You can afoli earter atiacki of aeui dl(eae4, aiich aa Ukoler. Hraall Pug. Typuo.J, Biliam, spoiled aad latarailiMal Feer. by beep tag yeur blood punned. ' Tk difereiit de greet of all atietj diMe depaJ aluigaib at upaa elk eoadltUa af Ik blood t for if rpievUal fluid I deranged you will tk t d ! milok mare readily bg giber, wla. aad Iba euarag will ba la craooe. tloa I lbaiaBtuf foreigo matter In lb blood.. Tut i e rfauaahbl that w aetd pot kr4 Btalu aay lUaairailoak. , tcmenibar (he Baaie aad doa't ba pot of with anything alt whlgh" dru'Uig pay eay I J.i aa good a Ik B.WCtatiMgB Raeaua tk -k Star Br It aa eke- (g) ';:;:fi If ) SNYDER CO, PA., DECEM13EU b.WiZ llllfMt4uriial 1 Hall mt Long Draach. ' Bf mfXEIt POMtRrrr ORATE. ."I Ao ao wifA t could go with yon, Mra. Dayton aat on low ohair, dilifTently aewinq bnttoua oa a pilo of hor.hiwbaJtd a ihirU.' which brvl just come bom from the .waalt Uite-eyeJ. daisy-romplexioTied littlA woman. j ho might hate, boen very Erettv if ehe had worn anything but nloif (finjtairl, with luntrous brown hair put np in a olioj net, and not bo much aa a gai-iieU brooch at her throat for Mr. Dayton beliered iu "the atrietoat eoonomy," where every one except ' himself wan ooucerneX and dealt ont the pellnie with jtL, poltl Iaoo hand, one at a tiifie. . r ..There ai.o i parmnvomoua Ha himaolf waa" utiindinif at the mirror, bnuthlnir Ida hair t but an hia't 1.-.- . ."Tl :" . .i. ".. .??rirn"e praioil or tlmnmv, wif. v- ,.ib,,M Li tl,!- l,..ir"."""v;V?.uu,:r,,fi wvunij vpiiuvu, uk, iu.uj.. u.whuii. and regarded her with an eye of grave Wriiui. 'Louise, I am aatoniahed at you ! M-toiiiahed I -when you know very well tlmt this lit merely a bumntm. trip, aud that every moment of my Valuable time will be fully occunietl, And" "Jndeoil, PauL I would try not to be in your way at all i and 1 think the change of air might do me good." Paul Dityton stared at his wife with nnrolenting aeverity. UUaugo of air, airs. Dayton i of alr! And wlieit rln von neotl ofl.. .1 .1 . change of air f You are not iU, I - .j hope f If joa ara we had better cAll in the family physician, lira. Dayton." "Oh, I am fVot sick, of course 1" filtered poor little Louise t "only" "Only this is a regular woman's whim," pronounced her husband. "I jaee, Mrs. Dayton I boo exactly! You want to spend nioniy-to put mo to as much expouse aa posmulei I rmiwt confess 1 I ara Bomowhat ashished however, for you know per fectly well, Mrs. Dayton, what our circumatancoa uro, and the necessity for extreme aconomy." .' ( ' ' "ould it cost much, Taul T" "Cost much cost much, Mrs. Day ton f But that is just a woman's wav of lookiutf at thiuirs I Let me tell yon, onco for all that every cent i tolls in those hard tuuiea. And now. if you will oliligo meby nckiugthat Valise aa quickly aa possible, I can get off in something Lko good time." And thus rutlileasly waa the little wifo'a petition dismissed. Mr. Dayton departod, with a "Good by! ' and a cold peck ou his wifo's left cheek which waa intended for a kiss; and poor Louise sat down and indulged herself in a good 'cry when he was gone. "If only he would give urfe a kind word now and then, or a glance, to ahow that he appreciate all I try to do for hint !' . she mourno 1 half aloud, aa aha took up an old Marseil les vest, which ho had just thrown off, to darn the end of one of the but ton holes- "But I suppose he is right after all, and it necessary to econ omize !" ' Aa she uttered those words to her self, a folded note slipped from th pocket of the garment ahe waa turn ing round ; and Louise Dayton would hnva been either more or lose than woman if sho could hive refrained from glancing at its contents. "Paul won't care she thought. "Of course, he nnrjif have known it was there, or" But the iloop, rosy carmine mount ed to her oheok aa ahe read the fol lowing brief Lines, hurriedly scrawled on the paper in a bold, niasculiue chirograpby i , . Deab Old ritxow j. He auro you ore at the Branch -to-morrow night. The masquerade baB . comoa off, and the lovely widow rU io be there as "Night with a coronet of gold tara and a dress of . black strewn with little atars. Don t fail, f of she will be expeoting ua. IL V. And behind the veil of those ini- tiala Mrs. Dayton at one reoognized the signature of Harry Villara, one of Paul Dayton B b-cJiolot frienus iu the days of yore, wliile she was yetLouiso MiUertou. , . . , At the Dntnob a masquerade ball the lovely widow" aa, "Night l What did it all mean f Aad sudden' ly the truth flashed across Louiae a 4 ' L . I 1 . L ntina wiin uuwtnouuia tuBtiuowieBw. tier husband g "btuuuesa excurtntrti waa merely a disguvto for this trip to Lonr Branch. Hia' unwillingness for hey Company was saiQcieotlj expiuiiv- d atlABt. . J . , ' ( L lulse b . eyes sparkled ominously the color rose hotly to hwoheek. But ahe spoke not a word!, She oq ly sat and thought Preaentl; she rose and rang tb bell. j ,. ..i - a "Sarah, aha aaid to the gin who answered it "send round to the hack aland n( get A cajTiage.!', : "A etwrlage, ma'amt" ' ' -v"Yw, a oarriage. What Is there ao strange about , the idea ' that yon should look at me aot1 . - And when' the earriaurs cam ay Mrs. Darton ordered it to be driven to VeatvabTa, the faahionablo costrtkner, ottnpper Broadway. ' ' ' Moonlight upon the beach at Long r-a." oh 4 The wUteVernated blllowa, c;1iinmoring in the magio light, i:vr off and fiunt while up at the colon naded hotela the clash of bran in Btmmont, the glitter of gaelighta and the flauh of jowols rivaletl the dreamy plndor of at-a aul bky and gtildcn harvnt muon. It was nmiutiationably the event of the neaaon, aud the rooina were cMwittxl with tlie elite of the fiwihion able watering- place, aa Paid Davtou aituntered iu not the clirjdi raul Dayton, of ltroad atreet, but a bill handHomo Turk, with a turban of anowy liuttu folded aboTo bin bll.k :k brown, and a silken sa-tli, from whoan fold glcaiued a Hciiutilar, while at his aide aUlkod lleury Villara, aa villtiinoiu looLiug a brigand aa one would wish in aue, iu blueii velvet There aho in." whiHiicred Viltatt, in n. TMrv d.ii.iiiii.1 .irri iMr .1 , uma , iMV toll. Ill CO Ml J UilVO .wlg tt0 fli, tation with Alu llol don, yonder bewiU-lung Umbo.irmo, girl, m tlio white grenadine tlroas.' Au,l he tiu-uea consiaerately away while Mr. Dayton, with a coiicihato- ry Binilo, Baunterod towards the fair apparition in tho bluck dress, all a glitter with Btiira, whoso foaturoB wcro concea led by a blauk aatiu miwk, fringed with gol.L Sweet Night, ho murnr.irotl. ainking into the low divan at her aide, and capturing one of her white gloved hamit in his, -your valiant M..l.lur. p.;(d 1 HII...1 I 1 111 11. hvi 11 1. wiirii 1 1 1 1 r run uthitv poraouation presorvea a shy, a Hliv. cranii- ful Bileuce. "You have beeu quite well, hopo t" "Night" bowed lier head. "You will honor me by tt drivo oa the beach to morrow t" Again "Night" siguiiiod her ao quiescence "And thin first waltz tlaro I ask it f Hark ! the baud is striking 'La Mabel I" " up "Night" rose, and tho next miurtte they wore floating around the room, rocked, as it wore, on the billows of a l i, . ... souau i rum its uio notes 01 inei waltz died away, Mr. Dayton ld bin partner out upon tho voraudiih, iy would choose the virtuous mo whore the glory of tho full moon ri- cl"in'C farmer or honest trailer, as valed the gUtter of tlie gaslights ! companions and helpmates, instead within. ' t'10 r';n w'lo aside from their in- "Allow me to remove vour tiiimlf." t.a mnil.nMi ..' i. very oppressive. "N'ight" answerod by uutying the silken strings herself i and, to Paul Davton 'a surprise and disiimv. h0 found himself foco to face with his own wife ! "Louise !" he gasped, instinctive ly starting back "Yes; ny ilear 1" She hoiked into liis face with sau cy, sparkling eyes. , "llowcame you her1)? How did you know " kuow more than you give me ereditfor knowing," aha retorted, gaily. Pick uj my fan, Paul, please. Upon my wont, Long Branch la aim ply charming 1 J uever was here be fore, but believe ahall coino every season now. Those- ahem !- -buine trips suit me exactly. Thero is another dulicioua waltz 1 Do lot us dance it, Paul 1 declare foul just as if 1 were a vomer eirl aaiu 1 Why do you hesitate I ou t d i just aa well as the 'ovely widow 7" "Certainly certainly, my love 1" stommerod the abashed husbauiL "-I only feared you might bo tired!" "Not at alll" sparkled Mra Day ton. "I could dance ou all night sn't it delightful, Paul, dour T" and Mr. Dayton, Literally aud metaphor! cally, hud not a word to throw at a dog. ilrs. Louise carriod him triumph ' antly off home, the next morning, without ao much as f glance from the lovely widow t and a new dress, a lace ehaw, and a week at Saratoga, were tho ransom for her silence upon the subject "You see, my dour, it Would put a man in such a ' ridiculous position," aaid he. "But then, Paul rrfttst ad with you on all business rips in future," aaul Jjouise, mischievously and Mr. Dayton could only answer t "Certainly, my dearwtaiiily 1" He knew, you see, that tbw Little woman bad outgeneraled him. A Fibst-Class Com-iotor. U on time to a minute when the' debtor aaya "ccme to-morrow at 0 o'clock " Bita on the steps' and waits for big return when he saya "1 am just going to dmuet." - : . . Insiatg'on' siciAAng out to make change when the nivu "haa notbiu'g less then a twenty." . , , WiUgo for an old stager every day for a month with n cheerful oounte nanoe, about that little aooount Doean t mind edging into a crowd to aak a follow. : WiU take a dollar in part if he can't get ten in whole, and credit it with thankful alacrity.: 'v:. , , . Always etiggesta a check when the money ta not at hand, a her eon gat it coaltod to-morrow. a .!! i . , Aiwaya beta that aorjoant on top so the man can make no exouse for' put ting him off " vi i , i,i Don't nviud asking iiim" for it im mediately after being treated and pleaaaatiy aaiitartaiaaif w im NO, 38 lAt-a'a sacriace. Tlie atvne waa enacted at Berlin on the morning of the entrance of the victtriona troop". A yonhg and dia tingulahed officer of tho Cuiraaiera, who hal receivod a cut of aabcr from an Austrian Vhlan, waa paying a via it to hi financee, a younr lady at tached to thn Qiimna houaohold Her Jkivor entered her aaloorr in full uniform, and wearing his helmet, but on taking hia ntnl near his fair la lr lnvo ho tonic oflfhis helmet and put it on a amall table in front of the Arc ; aa, notwithstanding all the euthusi finm of the pii)iilntion, tho day was exceedingly cold. Uy gome and Ion nioveraimt, however, Ibo' youn offl cor nnsnt the table, and the holniet rolled into tho fire. There waa a scream anil an exclamation of horror. Tho stream, of course, waa feminine : .1 . . , however, Moein.'r tlin ma-uUm, canatKl by se tail of the helmet catch fire A ntifl li-im nunv in an inaUnl Til i.li,l Ilia p,fin,Ant . . 1 cm mlino WH!lrinR h(hnet ftn,, oll0 euiltlnss of horse tail W.ts ntter- iy im,,(,a,il,K and still less was it Vimuhm to absent himseK on audi a ; (hiy. () exasperating fact was, the , helmet was burned behind j tlw wits anion the crowd would therefore im , oinc that he had received a chot wbilo living from the enemy. Need , t rem.irk tlt every shop of tho citjr of Berlin waa emmit Suddenly .... T ... . , , , . , ! lV.La I' "V.r.T..r., U U .I'l' 'lomls than it takes to write it, cut off tho whole of her magnificent ctee elure (tort", and with marvelous in genuity fitsteuixl it to tho schorehod heliiiet. Thim Graf von rolo at tlie head of hia squadron of Cnirassinrs with a flowing trophy of love anil de votion, such as one would havo thought a Itoman woman of old a lone would have parted with i but this deed was done by a fair Prus sian, ami in the middle of tho pro saic nineteenth century. Tulue ofa Tra tie'. If parents would consider the wol ',lro ttUl1 IntppineHB of their children, come, havo no HUhsiHtauco. How of ten d.x's this- question arise, and nimi it-uioum pnrnnts too, in cnoos- nX B''tors for their ditugliters, "Is ,m ru'n T" lt daughter answers, I "i'"'' '? ri,,. h in a gentleman, nei " his dress, and can livo with ou worn." tho parents are pleased. II Illt'lUWII. Not many years a-ro a Polish lad v. of1 plulieian birtli, but of exceeding beau ty and ru-coinplishmeuts. Won tho af fectionsofa yonn-r nobleman', who, having her consent, solicited her ' 'n,,tt '10r father in' niurriiigo, and wiir reiiiseu lie may easily itnagino the astonishment of tlie nobleman'. "Am I not," said he, "of sulTlcient rank t: aspire to your iLuiglitor s hand V "You aro uudkubtedly, of Uio best blood of Poland." "And my fortune and reputation, are they not " "Your estate is magniliccnt, and your conduct irreproachable." "Thou having your daughter's con sent, how should I expect a refusal t" " This, sir," the father replied, "is my only child, aud nor happiness is. tho chief concern of my life. All tlie possessions of fortune are precari ous ; what foxtuuo gives, ut her ca price she takt s away. I see no seen rity of independence aud comfortable living for but one , in word, I am resolved that no one shall bo tho' hiiftlnuid of my datigutor who is not ut tho some time muster of a trudo !'' The nobleman bowed and retired i it a .. i i Hiii'iiuy. a year or iwu aiterwarus the father waa sitting at. the door, and sw approaching the houso wag ons laden with baskets, and at the head of the cavuIcoMo a person in tho dress of a basket maker, Aud who do you suppose it was ? Tho former suitor of hia daughter i the noble man had turned basket maker. He was now master of a trudo, aud brought wares made by his own hand fur inspection, and a certifto&to from his employer in testimony cf his skill. The condition boing ful. filled, no further obstacle was oppos ed to the ntarriae. But tho story is not yet dono. The Revolutioq canto; fortunes were plundered, and Ijnh were scattered as chaff before the four winds of, heaven. Kings be came' beggars i some of them . toach era arfd the noblo Polo supported hig wife, and her father in the infirmities of ago, by his boakot making indus- "7- , " ' The Krand jury at Iivdiuoapotii ia iodietlag lha people who bet on th eluoiioa. ,( ., .. , , i A Iiidiaeapolit poddlo tflrewi lobaooo, bot Iw ttocnu't aifgirr. ,. . ' The 8ba-aiB In linn warned ar th rnot beautiful aqtawa fa' the Wa-Jt ' ' 1 . -i j .i . rt . -' i'. J'. - . It la reporlai that a Uhinac lodge of Masoea has , been formed at Oregoo City, Oregoe, , ( , . ( A Newburgh, North Oorullna. la 4y baa worn the aatne pair t of aho tor lweniy-6v jraafa.'i i A.lVijrifHVr(r rZaHteea. One eoturea one rear ... . , .fag.OO. Onc-lalf cblukiw. aa year. . 0JX. . one-foarth coluain. on yrt , to 00. Oa aonar (10 Hbe) one lawrtlea Xvry addiliot-fhl Inierilow Profaaaioaal and Bwalnoa oardi of aot mar tkaa flr llnee,er year. Auditor, Eiecntor, Ada-nUtratwr and Aaelgnea Not I saw Kdllorlal notice pet tin All adVwftlaetaeat fot a akerfer ' thaa at year ar parable - at th they ar ordered, ad If. aet pald U eon ordering Ibeta wiU be bald yeeat for Ib money. ItSritincfdeat.trConneliaburg.' The fullowisg frwa lb Ftrlian 72s publican of tba 7tb It.al. i tbo corrvrrt vcnioo of tlie re.ult of a brawl whtcli took place at M'ConnelUburg, tail week, and miralalumunla of . whicfv -buve appeared io print : - , Ou Tdoidiy veiling lol t)i Oitt-y em of l hi pliioo Wore central ututintr iheiueelvm on tlie orderly aiatioer in wliioli tba voter conducted Uieia anlTt'g during' ho day and rnip,& Ueui.lityexmiodaiu.log all partier', and all paHcl uf quietly until aboat ten o'clock, when wo were nla riled by the cry ol'"A ui.a killel at 1'itlier'a Hotel 1 ' W'j at oooe htuluiic l Ut iho apol and found that Ojoiu B Ker. p-r had ebot and murt ttlly wounJel Itoboi t II. Wolcli, ofJJurot C'.biuu, this county. Tbd fnota iu (lie cao aa f.r a wo were ablit ti Ictrti, are at full iVa i Cipt. Uoorpte vi'. SViniior, G.Mrg II. Korper, Kbnrt II. Welch, auJ ioyor al other, woro io the kfirreoiu of tba hotel, oiilaily dineunirin the rcaulla I'. tho etiolimi, when Tiumujs llamill entered and remarked llul Cjptaio Skinnor hid aaid b oould wbip any aia Republic A few words pa rd betwi-ea ('iptaiu Sltiunur and Hi mill, when Mr. . rhlior, .vi!no t proveut uuy diitiii-li.iuui1, euturod be tween tli.iu, Hiiuill ill in gteppjit back a t'uiv puoe', and iu an iiifUnt drew a atutio from bia picket and throw it at tho C.ipluio, ivtiiohttruc't; hiiu on lha f irabo.i I above ill rilit eyo, iufl ttinaacvor but net fulul wouoJ. In a mom mt after ho ha l thrown tire stono IIjiiViII wu aiorudiiii; tho ataira that led from tho bur room ti tho irppur bar romi or siuiu room. At thikjuuoiur KurpiT mataotly ruse and uddrt-SHing llamill, suid, "You d , I'll ahiot you." The worJ had eo.il'et'ly otuaped KerMii ' lip ivbeu lie tiro I hi. rovolVor at ll iiniil, but uiiloriuu.iluly an iiinoaunt maa, and rnliro atrnnircr to Keeper, waa uin lo the viotinv- UoUvrl II. W'oluli, a young roan highly et.eui"d by all who kucw biui, wat hliot. Ho wa staodiug at lilt) foot el' the stairs u which LUin ill paKod, whou the ball atruok biuf iu the forohoud and pu-isd through Ibo coulfc of the brain lo ibo bAcir part el it He iunl.utly toll to tlio llmr, an! w ut utiooiisoioud until 7 o'cluck oa tho following nioruiug wbuu ho die 1. Tbo coiouor then proceeded to tol l an iuquont. Alter vxaiiiouiu; tuvdraf witnvwvs, they udjulol tbit lljbott II. Welili, thu dueot hed ouina to hit lioalh by a pisl'd bu'. IV'Jta tho biudi ' .. ....... . i, I i.v ... i.. Ivarper. I , p od aridity moroiag Kor per appealed bvliire D. iiatr Sberiff .Sierrett and ,uvo himself up, anl ivjs committed to jail, iu tho aftof uooo ho guvs bail iu the turn' of I.J,. OM lot bia appoarauoo at Juuuary court. ., . A warrant was iseurd (or llamill aod plucud io ibo hand of Coasiablo Di ilrick. 'J h) prUoocr ivgg tikou be. fire N. H. SicrroU, Knq., aud on to red into roooguizauco la tha sot of 8.UD' for hi appramaue at uuoury court. Iluileil AHttj. For aome lime pant, mty tho Olim -wa Citizen, the work of rotnuviug the rrtnuiQs oi tlie departed from the Mi Koiuan Cathoho burying grouod to ne.v oeuietery big boon gomg quietly ou, and nothing moio then ni'i.bt be expected boJrr tha' ciroam giaouoe ocooi red aalil ibo other day. Tha aacred aslie havo boon rttroroot ly tukuu Irotu their narrow bods aul removed by the haiidiot lovicr frioada lo the ovW oil y of Iho dead- Affocl iui( iuoidents hvo mil urally occurred, aud flotu tcanee buidoi'ing oa the fa- votllug bare beoo witnea-H'd la the old I coinoivi'. Uicentlv unourhnf bodiua have been uncuthued lint foad gyea uiilit gnzc upon ibeir fiaturea for alt liuit before eoverioi; thorn with1 the aud Sptiiiu. Ono each incident ot a startling oat uro occurred Inst Tuoe- duy. A genllt'Uiaa who wtt enayfoJ in removing tlio rannnut ol torn of hi decerned reUtiVcg, waa aiked by an aoipiwiiituaoe, who waa iuidry coituguil, lo asiiii, biua la liftiaj; a otiQiu from a it rave. U did ao, and tba lid wa takoo ulf. Te tna horror of th rM.lt bo ly of pectatore who1 gat be red around it, they dioo)erai tbal ibo body, which was that of art undo of lb gentleman who w rc' moving it, bud beeu diittnrLcd (a too eofGa. U w UinWy ceotoi tod. aa if the duccaeod bad dwd in great arga ony. Tba fuc wore ao cxpreeeTon of iaiense puiu end horror,' tt' arm 4 . were .r.vv p a ur eg mo colli a would admit, and th head waa twiaU d roiiod lo the 1iuulda'r( from which . . lha flaj.h bad upparvotly been gnawed) by tho atruggbug man. . Siokened by tba horrible aight, the ipeutatora draw back from ibo poQin, god loolutl apoechlcMly iolo th ether's eytw, not Word waa apouea, (mm ibace waa not a maa pre.eat who didj Dot feal . tbal tb dyeed tvadi eet bu i4 .. alive probably wbile to a trao , and bad awakautd ouly lo perteb la bia lit tag uab,: Tba oefan wwrolod aptai aaU takes; lo ibu uee oamebtry wharU waa deewntly uiiurcfd, Ur-' , pruautla was laltaav ltbuyb ap !- ' fluiy,,but it bas.ip.t aUoee, aaf wo t now publish "i . wttbvuA g ivtej t aauica. ' ' 4 a-'4l r"ff!nwattJf.f -A pi riled toaldVo fn Jl. Loot
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