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The Unknown Guest
One pleascnt ereuinp, in the
ion tb of J n lie, in the yo ir 17 , u
Ud tu observed entering the bor
r of a wood, nenr tuo Jludsoo
iror, lue appuurauro that ol per
on nbove tho common rank, Tbe
kiuabitauts of ft country rillatfo
ronld have dign ill-id liiiu witli tho
ills of 'squire, and, from hi limine.'
renounced Lira proud t but thoHc
Inure Kccustomo.l to socijty, would
nforui you, thcro was souiotiiin
ilte tuilitarv air about liiiu. ilia
lono panted, as if it had been hard
lushed for some miles, yot, from fiu
lienor's frequent slops to caress tlio
ttiun auiiu.U, bo cuil.l not bo
beared with want of humanity i
put seemed to be actuated by somo
krjjont necessity. The rider's f jr
biking a good road for a by-path
hiding through the woods, iudic.it-
id a desire to avoid tuo guzo of
itbor travelers. Ho lia I not left
lie house where ho imiuircd the li
ectiouof the above uwutioiiod path.
Li ro than two hours, bifore the
laiutuda of the place was brokon by
us noise or distant tuuuiior. no
IrM B JJU aftor obligdJ to disiu Mint
ravelin? becoming daud-ona, us
Dukuess concealed eurrouudiiig ol
acts, except whuu the Iiglitmo's
ltsh affordod liim a tnuiuuntary view
f bis situation A peal, I.mdor,
ind of a longer duratiou thau nuy of
lie preceding, which now buret
jver his bead, seoniiug as if it would
rend the woods assundur, who quickly
ollowod by n hcuvy full ot rain,
nbich peuutrntod the clothing of the
utrangur ere ho could obiuiu the
ibeltor of a largo onk, whicli utool
it a Utile distance.
Almost exhauslo l with tho l io jra
the day, be was about raiktu
lack dispjsitiou of the saddle auj
liis own coat, as would enable linu
(3 pasi tbe uL'ht with what comfort
kircuuistances would adiuit, whuu he
espied alight glimmering through
tbe trees. Auim itei ith tue hvmj
'of better lo l.iugi, be deturmiuu 1 to
proceed. 1 he way, which was aoiua
whit steep, bcCuin ulUmdod with
more obsUcleK the farther haul
vinced t the Noil bring compoHO 1 of
v'ay whicli the raiu had rendered ho
soft that hi j fedt slippj 1 at every
Dstep. By the uttniH p irnovoraun I
t'ais diUi.'iilty wai ti-ialiy ov-'rsom.-
wituout any hclm Hut. au l in in i
t'u pleasure of H iding himlf in
front of a decjut lo.ikiu far.n
buse Tae wjtoli dug bi'g.ni biik
iog, whicli brought the owucr of tliu
mansion 10 the d nr.
'ho is t'jero f' sid he.
"A fri'jnd wh.i' has l.mt his wy.
and is iu search of a place of s'lel
tsr,' was the unnwer.
"(o:ne in, Mr,'' al.l.-d the G-sl
spnakHr, "mil whitever uiy ho:Hc
will afford, you shall h ivi, with wel
come." I must providi for my wo.iry
fompauion of my jjuruey," remir';
d the otlior
But the farmer nndertoik tho
task, and aftor coudastiug tuo usw"
comer into a room were his wife v.u
seated, be led the horse to a wull
stored bara, aud there provi lo I for
bim most bountifully. On rejoining
tbe traveler, bo observe 1, " i'bat is a
noble animal of yours, sir."
'Yes,' was the rop'.y, 'no 1 1 am
sorry that I was obliged to inisuso
bim so, as t make it noeo-m iry to
(rive you so Inncli trouble with tin
care oi him t but I navo yet to tiiautt
you for your kiuluej to bjtU of
na."
"I did no more than my duty, sir,'
aid tue entertainer, 'aud, theief ore,
am entitled to tto thanks. 'But Su
san,' added bo, turning to the hos
tess, with a half reproachful look,
why bava you not given tho gentle
tnan aomotbiug to eat T
Fe0pjta4 prevented tbe gnl wo
man from exercising be well-known
benevolence i for a robbory b id
been committed by a lawless band
of depredators, but a few slays be
fore, in that neighborhood, und as
report stated that the ruffla is were
all well dressed, ber imagination
suggested that this uvau wight be
one of tbein.
. At ber husband's remonstrance,
she now readily engaged in repair
ing ber error, by preparing plentiful
repast. During the meal, there was
Din oh interesting conversation
among the three. As soon as the
worthy oootryiuan perceived that
bis guest had satisfied bis appetite,
he informed him, that it was uow the
hour at which tbe family usmlly
performed their evening devotions,
Inviting him at tho saon tim to be
present. The invitotiou was accept
ed in these words.
"It would afford mo tho greatest
pleasure to commune with my
heavenly Preserver, after tho events
of the, day i anolt exercises prepare
na fur tbe repose which we seek in
Bleep."
Tho boot now reochod tbe Bible
from tho shelf, and after reading a
chapter and siugiug, coo eluded the
whole with a ferveut prayer, then,
lighting a pine knot, o ouduotod the
person be bad ontertaiued to his
chamber, wished bim a good night's
test, and retired ta the adjoining
apart me uC
"John," whispered the woman,
Hbtt ie a good geutleiuao. and not
one of tbe bbjuwaiuou as I suppos
ed." "Ysa. Susan.' aaid he. 'I like him
I better for thinlng of bis God, than
-Ji tie kind inquiries after our wjI-
Iff
VOL. 14.
faro. I wish oar Peter bad been
home from tho army, if it was only
to hear this good niau talk i I am
snre Washington himself could not
say moio for his country, nor give
a Utter history of tbe hardships on
dured by our bravo soldiors."
"Who knows now,' inquired the
wife, "but it may bo himself, after
all, my dear t for they ilj say bo
travels just si, all alone, sometimes
Hark ! what's that V
The sound of a voire came from
the chamber of their guest who was
now oogaged iu hi private religions
worship. After thanking the t're.f
tor for bis oiany merries, find nking
a blessing oil the inhabitants of tin
bouse, he continued, "mid' now Al
mighty Father, if it bo thy holy will
that we shall obtain a place and a
iihiiio muuiiK uiu iiiiuuiis oi mo cm ui
grnut mn wo may ueeuauien
show our gratitude for thy goo loess,
by our endeavors to four mid obey
thee. Ulcss us with wisdom iu our
councils, mteceM in battle, and let
OJr victories ba tempered with biv-
,nauity.-Kn low also, our enemies
with enlightened iniud. that they
may become sensible of iheir injiis. j
lice, aud williug to restore our liber- j
ty and peace. Grant the petition of
tliy survaut, for the suko of him
whom thou h.wt called thy beloved
Soil : liuvertholess, lot my Will, but
thine bo done Amen
The next morning the traveler,
declining the pressing solicitations
to breakfast with his host declaring
it was nocossary for him to cross the
river immediately i at tho suite time j
olforing p u t of his p liso ns a com-
peusauvii iur wini uu ua j ie;e;ve.j,
Wbiell WAS reflHe.1.
"VVell, sir," c jo timed he, Hiuce
you will not pjrmit me to rcciui
pjnse you for your troublj, it is but
j'l-it tuat 1 suo'ild mf ir'ii you on
n il oiiio you b ivo coufurrod so mmy
obligations, an 1 ulsoall to thooi.
by requesting your iisiisUucu in
crossing t'jo river. 1 had bjon out
yesteid ay on levering to obtain some
information respecting our enemy,
and being uloue, venture 1 too fir
fro. ii c.uup. O.i my return, I was
surprise I by a foiajiug pirty, aud
only esaiped by uiy knowledge of
the roads, aud the ll letuess of my
horse. VI jr na-ne U Uj)rQj Wash,
iugton."
Sarp.iso k 'pt t'jo liotior silent
f.,r a in nuo.iti thou after uusncooss
f illy repj.iting t!m iuviutiou to pir
t.iko of somo nVfronatU'iuts, he has
teue I t i call two u .'grjns, tti'Ji
w'ioso msistauco In pl.nod the horse,
o'i a s uall rift of tiuib r that was
lying in the river, near tbe.lj.ir, and
couveyj I t'n goncral 1 1 thu
opjsita si 1j, wlnn lie left hi u to
pars.ie his wiy t tin cvup, wishing
niiu a a ife nil I prosperous j inruey.
() i his return ti tho house, he
found that while ho w is orig ig i I in
making preparations for convoying
t'.ie Iiois j across tlio river, his illus
trious visitor hi 1 p irsua lu l his wife
tj a?eept a token of rommu'oran:!.!,
whicli the fa-nily nro p;'oad of exhib
iting to this d ty.
Thu nb ve is only one of the haz
ards eu.wintere 1 by this truly great
patriot, for the purp s of transmit
ting to posterity the treasnrss wo
now enjoy. Let m uckuowle lgo the
benefits recjtve i, by our eu I mors
to presjsve thorn in their purity.
Rsi'isuM.xr. li'jlijeiuait is not
f isti tioiisnuss. It is not luxury.
It is nothing of this kiu 1. I', is fir
removed excess or wast. A pjrsou
truly rollued will not squander or
needlessly consiprie anything, lie
lluemuiit on tho contrary, is always
allied to simplicity and a ju licious
aud tasteful employment of tin
means of g iod aud bippines which
it has at commaud. It seeks to di
vest itself of superfluities, and as
pires coutioualW to the utmost pos
sible purity, lletineinent leads to
personal cleanness aud elegant neat
ness, good taste simplicity of dress.
All 'loudness' or 'Hoehioess' is re
pugnant to its spirit In its homo
and surroundings whether palatial,
aflluent or bumble the same chaste
uoss and natural grace is muiutaned.
I'ho nhe le of trenoral relineiueut and
a mere pretender to it are very dif
ferent. Iu tho former you will find
no excoss, gaudinoss, or false glit
tering i but the latter abounds in it.
In personal mtuuer refiuoineut is
always polite, without any flourish,
gentle witlionb effeminacy, and
considerate without stiffness. Dis
play aud ceremony are not identical
with refinement and are poor sub
stitutes for it There is of course
nu refinement like that of the hetrt,
whiob impels its possessor to show
on all occasion's a thoughtful and
kindly regard for tbe feeling of oth
ers No aduerenoe to etiquette can
compare with it for tbe spontaneous
observation of true and gratifying
politeness.
A disputed received (rem Colonel
Miller vis liwroiun stales thai on the
18Mi of DoomuHr thrre companies ol
the Filth iiifiuiry, under Lieut-'iiuot
Uild'in. struak Sitting Hail's oiimp
n the lied Wstor, sud ilrfeatot bbu,
with Ibe loss uf all the properly in Ihe
oaimp and sitty mules -aud pini.ts
The IudUos oospei with lilllj b
ri i whsi they bad on their p rsen,
sul " bdieved to be on ihe msroli
for ttjJ B' l'lih provi t'OS'.
SBHBSSHHBBBSSJPSJBJ
tUTTbe River of Time is. a
stream thjit never freezes over, but
it goes flowing steadily ou to etern-
MIDDLEBUltG, SNYDER COUNTY,
Afoautifel Allegory.
A young man was walking wltb
somo gay companions in a dark for
est They wero not sure that I hey
kuewlbe exact conrsa they wished to
pursue, and yet the laugh, tho story,
and the seng beguiled their way.
They hoped to come out at the right
pl.ioe, an 1 thus get home safely.
Hut suddenly tho sky grejv dark, the
birds, ceased their singing and in the
diMtaiio they heard the howling of
tho hungry beast of pray. Soon one
of the young nun stirn'uled over
something, and down, down lio ti ll,
with a piercing cry of horror I His
companions saw linn ns he Ml down
the steep und fearful precipice.
Their 1 1 mi soon gave placo to joy
for tnoy saw lie had not fallen to the
bottom, but bad caught hold of a
Dum, mf trsy ilown. lliey culleii,
out lo him. "Ilanir on. uu 1 sre will !
,10 ya." They m i do a I nig rope.
wIlio,l 80(,Ill0,i , Jry , ,.. but, alas!
jt wtw nll j.j f ltl,tori-kt whicli m iv
, cxu. ri-tttriiinri." and
,l0 Btn-ii!i itt ull. It lM--l tin
if tllt!V C!)llll, BHWr break it, an I so
as tloy jt ,i,.,u tf him. In efi. -
V( jt wit, U hii might. They o.il -
e,j to him. -Hold on, und we will
Viu nn." bit thev .ti l intlift
,j,u nJ, i,. b,r.,nf it bro'jo all t
,,;,.. th.' he sluwited. "tlio rope
l.rok,, , m.i wimtliin Ktron-
ger. Iki quiCii, lor my
bauds ache '
.bea dfully 1 '
Then thev mi louootlior. It seem
net viirv hard, uti I t'oev sai l it iti'ist I
It w.is iiiad.'of ".) n-ulU ' '.
Sow, said thov, 'TaUe hoi I of tin
r,,p, ,tn 1 w.iwill driw yon to tho j
(., jj it thev seareelv moveil him i
Ii..r..rn it lmm. 1 liku flirt nther. 1
.Ig.iiu hi) cried, "(live me s niiethiug
stioiiger, or I shult fall aud be killed ' I
'
Wl.il, thov were m:ik ni? a lh rd .
.. i I.H f.il .i- ....,... I l,!u ..v..
downward, bittcoul.i see uot'aing
1 tn t iloil'tiAun
Slid lenlv he hoard a sweet toiw Jou " . 0 ' " "r ,r " ' " " m '
saving. -F.tll full ; trill -v tht : ! "N '. "'I'-'od M iwatt, 'I have not
M f orm ,n;il',- tt,-U to e I .?..! . I , ""en Imu hmicu.
full into lA-in." His friends on the ; ") " ) Jtl L lvo "-' '" rol
I .link above did not hear this sweet' H'c I idy.
voice, tin 1 s thov kept ut work til! ! "l rtntjly. sai l Mowatt "would
they had ti.iisher third rope, m 1 1- "nt p1,,,t,'vl 1,1 ,l 1 1 l-v of .V J'?1' aW :ir
.,f v... v .. .n mat.ii al. wl.iel.me,., .,t I have not seen In.u, U my
uii sii r ct.t. I
... r ... .-
they found iiear ot baud twintHd to
gether, and called "boot ll$i'.a
tion ''
' Xo.T." s lid his friends, '.vohavo
a r :po which you can never break.'
No s loner h id those words sound
el in his eat':-, then ho again heard
that calm, mysterious voice from be
low "Fall IS TO M AltMS I I A'i
MIOlll'V To hAVB.''
li lt, lik j many witU proud heart
t. l l... r.,.,- tl... ,',.
... ... V- .
.;,i. ..i.,.i,.fc l..il- 1 1.. i
nu.. e.iv. r.;,.i.
toned ut what should have rejoiced
lus heart, for ho lliougut ho saw u
ssrord (the sword of the Spirit) cut
ting otY (he bush
"Hold on i wo will soon get you
to the top. It's the last rope we
can givo you." And so they pulled
with till their might but like the
other three, it broke us if it were a
cotton thread. Thero ho hung, with
but little strength left, nn 1 yet a'aiu
ho heard that pleading voice 'Fali.
r.u.i, t I wii.t. savk tiikk.'
Hut it is dark, and I cannot see von.'
'Till' ST MY WOlll), AJfO tiEf, Lr.io
AT ONC'K.'
And yet again his f n'.ish c.nipm
ions MhoutcL "Hold ou t hold ou !'
Tho busltiit last give way, being
cut entirely by that strange sword.
As ho felt his strength all gone, bo
faintly cried, 'liird save, or I per
ish !' What was his jov when
suddenly he found hitiisulf firmly
clasped in the mighty iirins of Him
Who IS, A1IL1 TO SAVE TO TUB UTri'll-j
most all tukm that come unto o l
by Him 1"
Now, my dear young friends, is
not this a picture of the way yon
have been trying to climb tip to
heaven t Have yo;t not often felt
that you could by your own good
works, merit a home in thu man
sions above'? This you can nover do.
Give up every other hopo, and trust
ouly iu Jesus. "Let ao tus nusu,'
and fall into Jesus' arms', nud you
will be as happy as this young man
and the little girl who wero led by
this simplo story to see tuo only
way of salvation through the Lord
Jesus Christ Lontt'tn Globi.
Msdaoue ! Maiiiionou, vho be-
caiue the wife uf U mis XIV. el'
I'raniie, tin I for ihe last thirty year.
if biali'e exorcise! a lOiirollin iu-
floenoo nvor his opinions uinL policy,
had s narrow eepe from premature
burial in childhood, lier parents mi
ifrsted Iront Fraoee le the Ile el
Mnriiiiquu when she sua ton yours
old. On ibe royiii-o she was taken
ill, sod lh sickuors emit 1 ill uppa
reot death. The IudiTjI riles were
over ; the lat took tiko'of t!i hotly,
ehoiit lo be dropped.. into lbs sea ii
cannon was loaded lo be 6ref over
tbe eorpse, wb 'n lbs mother, b
was ordinsrdy uotovliii:, insisted en
seeing be" child once more. To her
surprho, bo found the heart still
bi'silog, ao.l, iu a doliiiuin of joy.
declared tluit thtf child Was not
dead, but would recover, rbi hope,
born of rapture, proved a true proph
ecy, aud ihe little girl, so nearly giv.
en to burial la the ocean, wa
par),1 to hrcme on of tho mosi
lisilniiuishef wouioa in Kroucti his
tory, .'. .
People who uosd prosents most
gat the least, and those who noud
them lcrat e. tb. ni?9b-
Ad
v 'T-
. Si
A Romance ol Real Lite.
In Now York, in 1790, my store
was In Maiden Laiio, within tlireo
doors of the store of John Mowatt,
an Txtonsive dealer iir shoes. His
foreman was John I'elunn, who sat
behind tho counter stiching elms
and waiting on ciiHtomors ns tlioy
stepped hi. One day n corpse was
found in tho dock, at tho foot of the
street Tho coroner took t he jury
men from tho neighborhood, among
Iliem .Inhn Mowatt und liis formiu
John Celine. Tho col pse lay ol) the
table in tho ci-nlru of tho room.
"oinu uf the inn men remarked that
as soon ns John IVl'U.j l,x'uid on
'liu coipie, bo t.u ted, turned pulo,
in I looked ns if fur f,i iio'mi V
faillt. lie rallied however. Lr.tt his '
subsequent movements ocensamod
some rurioiw remark. I he jury
Having rendered a verdict of death
by di ownin j were discharged. M i;
j watt turned nround to look for his ,."o"n .iT'. nuTar JsaVrisai"
; foreman, but b;!nd l bo was not L, ,p,,urirr.
theio. Wu s'.cppvd out of doors! VFill'Tni
and saw him high np the street, on I . , ' . '. , . llM
a half run, when he quiekly turned :ZA r ZZ'T of ? l,V mil,
; aiMitier. All sorts of in juirios wero , Wlii,i,.rr,ii can-, nfu-r nil oth.r rcn.vliri
1 made, lilt nothing could li ln-nrd of in I 1 ! . I n.-ii.. I tli. 1 ih..rt.ny an I
him. This, with his turning p ile at coovinc. -l m.virif ..r im gamine merit, h
Ithu lirst view of Cliec uiMe. mi:.iioti T
ie 1 som-i Htr.it.'go surprise inn ng the
jurors, Kr inauv davs after .v.w.U
John Miuruft w,m a l..ii-!i.dor i.f
thirty-live, a id i'eluse
lia I
iib.ntt thirty summers
( )u a iVi tain il.iv, ,ib nit i?no m iitli
thereafter, a l.ulv III
dot'p in inniiii''
stepped inly Mowalt's utoiiuti I ask
ed for a piir f shoes While Jolur
was trying how tho shoo lilted, tho
la.lv in. fimed : "ton hud it man it;
vour store Join lVlilJ lV lm.i:i .
wimt has become of him !'
"Yes, " r. ii I M nv i'.t, 'but wh it h 1 1
I .... ft' - i
""j .m mm, 1 1 o.u.i give a i;oo i
deal ti Ifirn. j Hum
deal ti Icirn.' Ij tlica related thu
htut y us above stated.
I "Mrango, rep.ied the lady. "And
, !
. , ,
'Wiill t!i"n,' H-ii l sb". 'I am Jo'in
I'elnse t litl 1 that object on w'ao-il
we held tli'Mfni'iijst, was tin corpse
of my hunbtii i. My fimily n 1 11 )
isliindall. I w.in brin iul'hili
dnlphiu. I linrried (t'aiint t!ie
wislns of my pi:iotln) Jolm Citu or,
a sober, iu (iistrio'is m in, by trade
u s'Ki.'in iu r. no I oik to iii'iiiiiin
lie 'lecte I Ins l iiiucss, uu I otien
, .. . ,
struct mo wune in nouoi.
We bid
no family, si I resolve 1; wln.e
ws
I'vere stitching shoos t igellier, ti
I. ai n his tra il tin I leave him. I'
soon in a lo a passable s!i ie, wlmn I
u.'.sii'ii.) 1 iniilo iittiie, ciuie to New
York, mid you givo nn w irk us a
journeyman. The rest yon know."
John loll (lie present narrator,
wmin days after, that ou hearing
this he was ilumfoundcd.
Well, tin lam,' siid J din. 'what
nio your plans for tho future V
Savsshe, 'I have uot yet f ji'ino.l
an-v, I' ;1,".''- . , T ,
'Acll, said John.
I like 1 you as
! J'irymM
and when my loreiiiuii.
l ws pu'Hse i
llp'IS0 wo now L'O
,n i ... i,i., ':
r " i '
Iu I'uitywidlit hours thereafter,
lliey wore mairird. She was a line
lonkiiig womoii, stii miglit have
p .sv i i'.ir twrutVklW.
This, perh if s, is iho first instance
nil reC'ir I, ol a ivuman's aittiog ns a
coronur s jnrymuu ou (lie coriso el
ber hu-bsnd
Tlio uborc in a simple tola of truth.
The Auk ok tub K.urii. Sir W.
riiiiiiipsoii has concl udo J, from dd-
terent lines of orgament, ihat thu
age of the earth, as a Im ly cool
nouli for Irsliitatinn, cannot be greo.
ler than lU'J.Udd.OID years i'ml
Tail, however, in his work en tho
Iteuelil Advitico lu I'hysicil hci'
etiei',' comes lo a souiewlutt ililferent
eooel iS'on, und put-, tlti) limit of the
world aire ut ly.ijmi.iinu yeafs.
Wl'tu doctors tlisaree who shall de
cide t Asl'orniher woflJs tlntn ours,
miiiit el die u ue ui I to b so far u-
wiiy that the light has not even reic'i-
eii mi r tiijnet. a writer in ttu
Quarterly Jkeiew says that "'the
telescope hits rendered visible stirs so
;tmiiiiii.'lv remote (bit lilit l'apiog
ovi-r l8ii,(W0 miles iu u aingls seuond
would uke OOJ,000 years to travel
from thoui -to lite earth.' Aatroo,)
m. rs and geologists hato m way ul'
ti ssiug millior. of yems shout as if
they were mere ".ruin on tbe san la
of time. It makes tlio few score al
lot led to uiaa appear aiuisiugly in-
siuilloaui.
Probaldy the mo.it awful dostruc
'ion of lil t I run it firs iu E igland
inuk place in 121, when 3.0 JO per
she I. Thoy Wore hemmed in by flames
on boih sides ol the Thames, and
mns'ly died by drowning. Their
numbers laf rfceedol the estimated
loss of lite in London great tiro of 1J.
00 The estimated mimtier ol lives lo-t
ie lire burniou of Chicuo has iiever
been placed biuber than ouo hun
dred. At I he horning of the church
in Satisuu, Chili,, December 8, lSGii,
one thousand sii hundred persoua,
prliy ipally women, burned. The list
of ihe (feud "dvso io Nile' HejUter
alter Ihe lire in the UicbcDind Tbeaw
ire, in 1711 had lsi than seventy
The best portrait of bappinan i
a lauju'.oj cuiia.
BUeai Au&r
V''., ..' f
ittSY
PA., 1EBRUA11Y
VEGETINE
Sirikn (it lic rani of Iiki by purifying
llie hlooJ, rriMnrinf iht lltrn l kiJnrj
(abrnliby action, luTigorsliiig tb ocrvoui
.jsinu.
VK0ET1SE
I. rot s il. btnrrofK rnirpnnnd, wh'cti
iiiiilv purgM lh linwrln, bill a ifV.
f Iram-ni t.m.Jy wliinli In sure in purify
lb. bliud, snl Ibrrcl'y rtttoro ibe Utalib
VtOETlSi:
I. no firriieriti.it In ci of forofut.t 0'l
miIkt .hrir uf ib liluu I. by innny of llir
pliyiioi UK, cr.?itiii it. tr'' tiieo tit
in curing all iIikkv. of Ibi. uaiuro.
VUl'iHTINK
Dir. n"l d.-Cfit i'i li'! inio fnUt hopt
by I'lirjin nu I crriiiu(l a ticiiiinn. up
liii. bill noim imitii'. in rl. arms' mi'l
purifying lbs Mimic .jHfm, l.i.lniglbt
miii grl.illy to pi rfici bcnlib
I.ULIIMK
nomc liniK ! ru'iir of our bl pit yniei m.
I "
pro
I
pi,,
(..
,, dTo I, mil llino-:in I. Mii'ik in lis
i vim bc U'.n rriiurci lo bvUU.
r limit'.
I I
WHAT IS NLKUED.
I s.Tos.l'cb.13, Ini
Vr II n iT! iTi-"is- 1
I ., r .ir-.L. ..11 onayrar.ln-a I fjnnJ my-
ell 10 a ic'.l- ..iliii.m in, m nn.-r.n il.iMHiy .
: .K..HHI i tr.Ml ra -,111,11 n t. 1 l i mo iiy
Illau l wl,.,U il I'jau ln.ll I .it.llltt I iiy II. . I
: 1 iT..-or.i tu.. ui . t nn.- u.im ,.r.ii
1 Mt " I I.M I ii I 'in I I mi Mill 1 1. rW
1 nn itit.li,-lii i.ar..ir ti Ii t ,r iii.h. 0 mi.il i.ni, I
I .r whl Ii It In r -.ol illy i.ir..l, ami ml il
' pi,, rioliy rvninuoii.l 11 I lo- a ..o 1. -I tn al ,
tlicy no. 1 jui.itii ,s l'1 r- ilora lli.m to j.rl.l
h..uu. ll.ii..-.'U.illy yar.
i'. I.: 1 m rtNuii.L.
UrmolS. M. l.lllhKill a Cj., ID M.I. .1,
1 lli.ui..
I riscisstri- Mot. ii. 1ST.', j
1 Mr. II. It. STf.Tl-s. ;
ti. ir I n. t .v l title o! Va ilia., fum- j
1-1, .1 inr ii, your a.u'i my li ba. ua.t tiistx .
Iiraii iiaiiu.
' - frur a 1.1 .4 I'm. tlio bis biaii l"i'fHol wilt,
' ,11 ,,.. in.l ,",i!. a ui- : tin-. Iruilil'. ar.
' ie, .utira.y r.i,i.,-,l ij v tlm i. nt Iu: ii.iv.
M, w ... air. U.iuOivl "III. II. . a Hi l m l :
Hi njm I tcl'ltll V. aui I. i' I'K.il nr.. nl Lji,..lt.
, I in .. ill.. 111,1(1-., I
VV aluui itiaat. I
TELL MYSELF ANEW MAN. )
i N uu i, SUil., Juu. I, ll'i.
Mr H. II. Sir.ii :
iM.t ,r-li:Miin lh. a.lric. ami .riict
' par u il.-.i t llvi. r.. ll-ikt, ul loU il.io.', 1
Ua ur.ii mat u Ve.iin. I .r l'.,,rii.t. I
i whlL-ti 1 i, ... .iiilur. I l.ir y . ar,. !
, I 11 I v. ii,. i nil , , i w ii aii'i aira'if iuvi
iuir.ua a.w uiau. iiaiii.i-.i.iii
lia. J. W.'lMKTEK.
' Eopirt from a Practical Clieuiist aaJ
j AMotheoary.
j liiirei. .tun. 1 1:4.
! Jiair Slr-'l 1,1. I M e-niiy m .1 I Intra -..l
1 at irllill Inlll." Ill .,Ur H. I". "UK.
Al.nl ) i, 1 H o j. eall truly -uy i ti ll I UMmtM
tint i,urt .o-iai'ii in i ituy r.ina 1y l-tr Hi. o oo-
1. 1 , lulu I it wuii.o It l roo. leuo.i .. t ut i .r
it',il r-i-ari-a a ,1 iy i--. witu ,,il at.ti..,!
I my cU'lnftiur. t.i-l.ly l it; to it. in-rll. ot, ' Item-
alve, ,r tii.lr Irlun l'. 1 aiu Kir:.olly c kiiu.1,1
. ui ..vernl o hi ..-r .iii4 I u in.r. bt.us cur
til I.)' .a. tin. alen. In not yi.'lnlty.
A I oil. u a.n, in- llioajaay.
To 11. U. Smvuxa, L.-.
PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS,
C0ST0N, MASS.
Vcgctine is Slid by All Druygists.
A!Hiinoo otieo.
IX prraons inlorratad are hereby noti
fied I Imi II. 1. RoiuiK of AUinabur,
Siiv.ler en. inly, b is inn I. nn n.signiiivnl
of nil bia eflecia, real ami peranum! lo ibt
iitiileraiirn.'l for the beiietil of bis ewli
lora, All pera.ins htiyinj elniiii are re-i.ir-tr
l lo present litem lo the uii'leraipii.
e l. u el pera.tna imleblcl will plesaa moke
iamcJiiii. pajrmenl.
ISAAC ISEAVEMi
Nor.?,i,'7A. Anaiguee.
A. S. HELFRICII
Beaver Springs, Fa.
AND COMPLETEST
I)! CirC0tt-r,
Orocforitrw,
(lnoonHWiiro,
Ilnrilwaro.
AA'ol ck AVillow
AVtt io
Motions, Furnishing Goods, Boots
Si Shoes, jitts i. Cups.
READY MADE
C L OT II IN G
' !
cheaper than ever brought to Sny
der County.
Dealer in
OIUIM,
BEIilW,
COAU s
LUMBER,
Kldll.
BAM.
tASTEaio.
All kind of Oaodt ssehangad for (fatb
er approred eosyulry produo.,
Call and Xatoiaa my ilook and leare
ml prio. bnfora purshatisi sltsA'bsrev '..
01 13 1879, v' .
eatVuaill l-ait ibeai'Kaat J
NEW
GOODS!
Ml
.I--- ! iv.
15, 1877. NO. 40.
A.u-
llOUNBKUOKIt,
JU STICK OF 7 HE MACE
P.rrr TnnMn. Sflfd.f Cnnnd. P.
.'ollMlln., l"B,.nrln. ni llulh.r bml
MriaiDinK 10 ill. 'm. will i. prumpli
ma iu. iruv, n-r iruimgiiui.
UNDERTAKING.
, L. BUFFINGT0K.
3IiUlloUttrr, liu
m
For mnrft ! 11,. n ban ten h.rrlnl.r. ml 1
l.T II, .111 In il,t I, .Mr. Hu n,iKt'.i, it a
I r,ri,-il wc.rii,nn m.l l y nrr l Mrnt.h
II IV I IN . i: ASK K r !. . ill Rlmoat n .Hall
III prlp. II, tin T k.r.lulnt. Ctnl L, II.
tin. ui.nul.K'l irwi
17URIVITUIIE,
f all Jfcrli.t.ir. ool t gr..tlr r.locl
l-rie.
All 1, rl.ru promiitlr nil n lr.l tu. (.1 l,l r...
lrni- in I r inklln) 411 1 .itlirm-U,in la nil Wf
M,iiir.,tttit.
11 iiTe.tr.
MM to tho premises of tlin nn
f.lmi. l In IV.iiklln t vii.. on W..li,.lr.
l-i. n:il ill'il KsiiKKIV rh ..wnor n
t.. ii i-iin f',r.ril. .r,t. rri'p.rly. I'?
;', iin.l fil. iiiin .iy or ihuy hill l.
i-e-l of ai-i-urilllitf tit luw.
Nu,. t ;.n. VIM.1M I'HVMIKK.
I l..lf.r. firiltolntirAil.wT on f h. ..t.-tt. of
,'ra.ta.li'k llarin.n. ,1.9 I. latent I'.un Iwti.
Snyitrr I'utntjr, I'., I,.iv,n4 tf-.ii icr.ini.a
In ti . ont. r-Unci'1, nil p ron ammlng tti.:a
,olv.. tn.lclil.il lo ihl .ttii nr. r..n.4'il 1.1
!" Iinm. i.ai. ity,ii.iii, wnr. nri"S
llin will lr..nt ili.toiio uil...o'v-iijl lor
Mltl.in.iil i rlMiX II a KM AM,
No. J, A.l.ulnHlrlor.
' 1 11
I T T PniTPXTV TTflTTO
i'Ji,
Xos
NI'J K 115 'liirM-l Sfrccl
fllll.tUKLIMII t.
Ilia been rnl irgr I ati'l reliitc l for tl, no
roinnio I itioii i,f : 10 liiirats , i e.ntrally
luc ite l in I ho 11'niiiras portion of ibe City
an. I I'liii... ,if itiat, i.iuiiiit Vii. Mlrafl,ira
ps III bou 1,1 ami from lb Cetitaniiiil j
Iloil. nnl io connection haaniirJupj
. I..r.. 1
HNlNiJ II t!.f. 1H RKSTAL'HA VT.
Fur tba iccu:u in ' I n 11,11 f Hi" tru.i'ltiie
pill, lie.
A. Ul.l'li. Prop r
April 'lib. IU"
y.NIO.N IiOLT!ls
.ItLMIehnri Ta.
(iKOP.flK O. SMITH. Proprietor.
Aceomion.l.iiion koo.I nnd rbnrnet mnil
emle. pecitil aeeomiiiii.ini ions for .Irof
er. A abnra of Ibe piiblie patronaire ir
.olicila-l. Ot'.U. U, SMll'll,
April IJ, ISTO.
onj nncs. ms.
f s.s:lli.ak, Trsas.
WH. SEAL'S, SK
NORTH SCIIUVLKILL
r1 firs tafflcs Co'y.
Mahanoy City Pa.
EVERY
Policy
Holder
It a
Rightful
Member
or
This
Company.
fur applleatlom for In.nranee eall'oa eraa
or.it tka ag.1,1 ul laa vtiniany
G. W. GRANELL0,
Juatice of the rcace A Conveynmtr,
ItKAI.KII 15
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Midillfbiiri;, Snydcrcounty, Ta
NEW
HARDWARE
STO It E .
Middlcburg-, Peiln'a,
Tb. uail.rila-a.il woolil rnfornt th. .rtlt.ni al
l I0llli.ri. a. .urMun.llnif illiirlel that lia
hat uH.na.1 a llarlware Sior. at lh. alt....
tit.ntliiB..I plaeean I Intl he will kMn a full
Hue or all also, ul UjrUaare. Iftcluillug
llenjr A HUttl llwrdTfnre,
TRIMMINQ3, SADDLERY,
Bboe Findiofi, Leatker.
Bt. tpmial laclueemenle la "d
BTJILDIO HARDWARE
LOCK 9, HIS0ES. SCREWS, NAILS, Ac.
A Iwrre A'aaorlmaal trfCaal Sleel fhev.
eta A MpasVi, lloea, Oardea Tools, tohjilbet
uraia itaa.e, ny Hopes, runejs,
OF ALL KINDS eonalantlr M band.
All al Or. ally He lueed Prieea. All who
art la need of any kind of Hardware wilr
da wall hj catling at thia plaee.
MAI.ASTHDM MUATi
l.Ulebur(, Border Ce., Pe.
My231b70.
Arnla Wanted fur lbs Orwat
OKNtENNIAL BOOK
lBiawaaala. f f HS'Sllor uinui.
;tatitiK io bis nffiee, vrr- r.i!ei
PirMMrfsf eTery Thursditv
Tcrrmi fifSnbscr
troDoixAnsi'Kpt
sl'le vithlu six mo.
vjaiJ wiUini thiycnr
Cfluuqed ,11 i at)
riaiu oniCM m me
Hilmi rjnfi'on. raiNKIo"'
"tAVAHI.B l.f Al
ST-fVnQjH liftiirg a
addres'Cil jr nthtrs lxi
md sreliiilite forth luici
3, ALLEMAN &
A TTOltNE IS A 7
1
hi.
MHiifr,v ltt
tl profrlmTil Villain. an.f oll.elln;
rnlrnir. to ihrlr cure will ht promptly
Vlcnr.lto. I'm ht roti.nllcil In Rogtiib)
ir 0rm:in. (Wf.rr, Murkr1. Sqii.rr,
T
1 J.
SMITH.
ATTffR?rrT ATI.SW.
MlfiDl.tnt Ril, SN V KI)H UD., i A
Oft.r, M, r ofll inl avr.lrw tn Hi. pa.i
Oau.ololunt la Knll,' ! :ltmm.
r, N. MY KIM,
lJ ATTOIttET torLlOS ITHW 4
I lmtrifrt Vttrn-,
Middlobur. Soy.ler County IVmiu'a
tirms s fe do.r WmI of Ihr Court
linn-, or, f iin pirccl. O'l'unUi,' ion tm
Kngli.h nn'l Ocrniia languig... 8e.'07
WM.
YAN (iKMIJ,
ATTfH.NEV .If MTV,
Iiwili:irg V:i.,
l!Trr. Irl prnftrm-il aprrir. to i pufi
Ho. Collection and nil oilier l'iot'ion
1 liu.lnra rntruainl lo his cars ill re
cri.t prompt atirntion.
J.
1. CKONMILLMU.
ATWllSKV AT l.tvf.
Middlrbur-i. Pa.,
1 Hera di prnfralora1 .crricrs lo llir pub
lie. Colli'illon ani ail otlirr pr"iriona 1
hiiain. sntroatcJ lo bin cnr will rreoive
prompt nitciili'in. Jin It, 't"if
Ii. lt. ' riinrn. Wnt. It. w
OUIMMcVIJIT.Ij.
Attorneys & Councelors
AT-I..X IK.
OiTlo N'ear the Post Office.
Kiocbiirir. Iil?i'il.
Con.ultniion in buih tiigli-h anl Onrmtw
Lungieii;!-. Uo, f'J, 'TJif.
J.
i, I.IXN. A. II. Ill.li.
(Siic-o.i,ra n t. r. a .T. M. I.lnn.)
ATl'lUSKiH AT ,(, Uwisl.iiix, Pa.
Offer ibeir rrifrionnl -ortirr lo lbs
p.il.lio. Collections nml all olbrr . pro-fps-i.ititl
linsines cnlrliali'.l to ibeir cm
I ..ill rpeei.enrulillilatlMlll ion. I Jllll. 1. 'Ij7l f
P.
J. it. zcllv.i:,
A TToriSF.Y.AT'LA W
f f nrn'ritlf, ,liili-r f lri';, I tHHU.
all bi-lf ai,tr.r Ii h. -r will
wall anil fkhnfolllv atlmi la t !. Will a-.,. tl.-
! 111. -a. arm n,u 1 , i-njui'' . ....
iieti... I' m ui,n..ill I In ill r.'iiii-n r
ll.rtDa.t liimftntiH.
tel. :it. 'Mil
-IIIAIM.KS UOWKH,
vv attii:ni:v ATf.w,
Seliusgrnru P.I
.iTer li.profr.malerviref ' Ibe pnl
ho Colli-eiioii aii l all other pTofessio'ia
hn.ines entrasie-l lo li rare irill re-
ei.a nronttit nltrntion. (IIRce two lours'
north of Ibe Kev.l.iiie lioltil. fJtu V.
JOHN II. AP.NOLU,
Vttointv tit Ijtxw,
MIUDLEHLIKI, PA,
Pr.ifr.jlorrni biistnen entriiHted lo bin cave
:'.? ha promptly nileuld !. f Keb ,'7l
1 Wom l'SO N It A K K K,
l .
Vttiii".V-rit-I-:tv,
Lewithnrir, I'nion I'o ,
gaTTOnn be c jinulifi in tbe L'ngli.li au J
Qertnati Ull(t'liii'k.al
OKI'ICE Market rfirjet, oppoaile Wall
S mil b .t Co' Mtore 8 -IVy
w . POrTEIa,
ATinnri:r at t..a tp.
SolinsKroro Pa ,
(I'Trrahi pr.ift-ional aer.icei lo tbr
public. All leitnl hoinaa enlrtite lo bl
cure will recrit f rompl attention. Olfios
one .loor above Iha New Lotberaa Cbur.S,
July, 4lb '7J.
T. PARKS,
ATTWtN'Er AT t.tW.
SEMXitaltoVE, a.SVUEIl ruUSTV. Pa
rlepl.l.'j, '67lf
Ac. simpsonT
tV ATTflllMET AT LAW.
NorthinrJierland, Pa.
Ifers hi prnfeaaionnl serrice lo the pub
le. All biislno enirti.te't le bit ear
ill ha promptly atlenJed lo.
J lsa. IT. 'UTil
j3. PETERS r
Justice of the Peac?,
MdJIuburg, StyJsr cjji(. PonVa
r.tuaran,'tt.ff if., an.1 Cottai-tlon. nt.t..
ItverytliloK fnfrtiaf.'d lo In. ear, will rcive
pr,,iil aitentliffi, Juu. II, 'Ii.
IR J K KANAWKL.
I'IIV?ff A?t ASD SrrtOrTfrS, '
C'ciitrrtllle, flnyUer Co.. Pa
Hlfer bit profa.tloaal .erriere i ib(
puhlie. U .181 f
QU. A. M. SMIiH,
PHYSW1AX AXP SCltOEOy,
Oireri lit profra.tona! arrrieea le the elti
teni of Adaoaaburg aad ritfisity. (Vpl, H
DR.
3. Y. SHIN PEL,
EL'HOEO.S ANU rilVClAM.
Middlolniric IV
)flr UU profelotal ierie lo tbe sit
iiensof Middlaourg sod vioiaiiy.
March21,'ftT
MUNBECK,
.lust Ice of the Peace
Adaimbunj, Sngdtr Co., t'ti.
Will be in bl ortin. at lbs shove meulion
e.l place, oa MONDAV and SATW KUAlf
ot enoU week, wbeu all biuda of baaaiaeee
retaiiuK lo bia olhea, will be atleaded l
June -Mi '7:itf
I) V. VAN BUSKIRK, ' .
MJ ..m - '
iUUOlOAk Jt UKilANlOALtCNTIST
.
;.' , ..." " JsIirr3W Ttnn
A. WETZEL.
Justice of the . Peace,
Bmtrtuwn, SuyUr Co., 1'a.
AU kledsWesUeeUras Blade eu liblrsv
araia. Proiapty sMe4t 1st A baaiita.
t
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