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1 1 01 - J. 1.-NO. 277.
READING DAILY EA.OLE,
pgrfiLIVTED AWNRY •APlVllrporo: ,
(SUNDAYS NNOISPTSID) , ;
_AT , NO. 817 PENN STREET;
T T •
Te as, dollvorod 14r . the oifiletifireas Cents
a wee k, payable at: the end' Atetir - itreei.
P
wee &MO per alayii **ie. Tb Sfett ditlybeit6
0 ,50 per year 4,1,30 /be •#ai **won
os tit three Months 7 -piobiooo44,
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On; o1„911,;
U FICH AND .REBtI),BX9*,VO/14;
i4ortli Ninth streti2t RelYo l , l , ,ttp „ ttr
aEonaEl.
A TTl)liNt'Y'
so . MO court StrUO tp 4its) 444414/4
A pr1111,106 ,4-I ydatt
HENRY M.
44 . 4 _,
ATT`) ItN EY AT ilifor,opricA,'Av:
North tuith atigets,
Feb 8, latd-tld
• WESLEY HAEARHART,. , - ;
TORNE Y AT LAN; 0#1 0 .10.1r4,110,4
11, 53/ Court etroot, livadluglke. $ •
M a y -10/twik , , ,
WASHINGTON , HIOHAROS
g
A IA) E 111 1 4 A N 14 0. • 20,
so. th Sixth Wont, tipposttollto Unice.
SlAM:ming RDA Cott voyfinoing Pro p t ly
nQWt to. , 1 ;Feb 9,1-tEtt
JESSE G. HAWLEY. .
A 'rTOIIN EY AT LAW, if AS IiEMOVr
wilco to Tfo. de (second 'ltottil• Mirth
31Ath stre nearly opposite the COnt , eons°
Itemling, et, • o tt-tf
•
JOHN .W. BIOKEL,
A TTOIINEY AT LAAr t ,OVVICtI,
LLlAamor Italltlingi (liit MK/Cs ! ) AORI) Not iiio UOllO
Ire street, Pottgvillo. Sr (Jun he consuitodin
Ow German laaguaga.
... mar 4
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LOUIS RIO,HAIMS e ; .
TTORNEY AT LAW, 014'10E, NO
Court• street, OVlir °MOO IV Joillit 8. 11,831 i
‘lll4, Egg., [Kept. 24y
•
M. NAGI‘to
(U. 8. I.OIIHIOn Surgeott.)
m , litenn street, Howling, Pa.
onko hoard-19 to .1 p. tn. Uto 8 p p. tn.
WM.U. SCHOENER,, ,
A !MERMAN AND ATTOILVIti AT
I,AlY.—orthie, Nu. 517 Court street Reading.
um bo consulted In 60rman and English. 031-31 u
Di. E. MOSER,
QURGEoN DENTIST, OFFICE_ „ 510
V 1 1 01111 Htrout, Nodding, Ps., (over E. W. on.
bet tio Clothing 8toro). Tooth oxtrdetedl without
ptin by Nitrolid Oxido (las. Now Sots rondo for
Piro Dollars. Teeth titled for be cents. All work
rarrsitiol. • fAug 11-tf
GRAND SAIL
DRY CrOOlS,
HOMER, COLLADAY & CO.,
818 itn(l 6!1:0 C)l►erstrxiiG SL,
1911LADELP111.1.
Solos to Commence November 2cl:
Cowl king
ME
DR FAS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
uhon1014(.1.01601 1 14N
LACKS Se
', • %
LINENS .t WIIITt: GOODS, ;
(to..
HOSIERY .t GLOVES, &C..
MOURNINU GOODS,
c . .... ate., leetia
Owing to the wido reputation of Moir UMW It
Is needless to detail the ehatitotbr .3'004 stock
11. C. st Co. would moroly state that their
IMPORTATIONS
or TIM
Pit ES ENT Silt:A.BoN,
wgion
MUST BE SOLD
Prcpu► 3 tnry to rontdval to'their'
N©w Mtu'blo Buildixi ;.
Chestnut Street,bOve Broad,:
Nye nover boon aurpmsott kli ll 4tielP4l4 l
onttlining 1111 • '
•
ENpLESS . VAR! ~'I,Y.
of teittito In medium priced gootle,.asivellivs the
CHOIOEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
t'. l Co. would atlviso all t . laalk:9us of oblattu
Ing
GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS; :
, .
To 1030 no tinio hoforo ItiSpoatlNg tholy stook
reeling assured that 00; ' • '
•
UNPARALLELED 11.1,IC4 )
•
At 1011011 tho ettl;OstOOlcwIll t bo tliejiosod o
Ham Insure ' ): ")
RAPID SAI.F.S.
net3l-SuitUrY)
BO(:K~[UF.IIL~S CULU.IiI3x4 , III~.
. • f • 1 %, 4
NINE AN!) LAGEIVIMER SALOON
111 Street, Ilettreen Sixth acct Seretith.
,: • 1 1 , f
All kinds etbest Itholnish w ino al ways on Wind t ,'
end sold at the lowest orleos• , ( 00 0-1 m
GItAND ORENING".OIII.,:---itilgr
chss Furniture Wave Ronnie at. tinlold lief
York Dry Opals Moro. D. ir.rolao ainlr,ri
'Ur, where mery variety of Farrif Nit° fi _ . , 4 7 4
bought at rednetil 'niece; Borin '.,Pui..."
IlAttremes In variety. Alen 'Agent, dr, tlipyely . ',.
breted Florence Sewing 24001 - 1 - ••' -
tk H p it,,lnOtPti.,• 1
ottltlindl 411 West Penn 449. ~
,opeaAftX NII%
1 1 411. A DELPHIA AND READIN) . RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANEWSNT* • .' •
or PAISINGRETEMYS
Dteliktiaa 1114, IM .
' IVE, TRAINS DOWN TO PIIILADELPIII4,
passing Reading, OW 00,1,0.85 sod 4.15 Ab Not anti
JAI and 0351", M.
.
;• UP TO POTTSVILLE, at 10.55A.11.,and5.50and
IVA *Esl4 ;Ito ixiiittint it MAIIKUDIVEG..
Western Express from New-York, at litil A. El,
ald 1.60 P. 11. and 10.1,11R4 Mi . /• , : •k • •
ni
bkrrisburg Aeootuodatitm Train at 7.15 A.M.
a d Mall Trains at 11.411. A. M., and O.qP. M.
• .1)n Sunday ' OS xtdrft' ttathe and
Read/ Of ; at
10.40 A. M. and 4.25 P. IL, and Up•trains at 10.50
47,, and 5.57 P. 14, , ,
k.k he 4.25 P. IL doWN•fAnd {Dab A/it . ip l itiline
n Only betweett Philadelphia and Rem ing. ..
•• • p trains leave 10414Welphis for ii1404341.g a liar,
aparg and Pottaviutiat 7:MIAMI ` clef A:m.411.80
Si n. and &SOP. m t and at 4,45 P. M. for Reading
.o ly. The 8.15 A+ l ttain cootie* , with intim,
for Tamaqua, Will msPbrt,lCiinlnt,Dciffido,l4la.
,gare. and Vanada.
TheB.lsA.l4.,ands.lsP4l4.nptriluermrpt I'l2*
88 A
delphia, and 10., M.;and4.2o P.M.dewn tr ans,
slop only at Principal stations below Reading.
MI? Abecvmmodation'Tridn I Leaves Read
,/flji v . 4.11., Felurning trent !Philadelphia at
•Vhe Potts Accormatodtlejt k train amtves,
,Pottatow at,S. A,M.;•lll4o}ooefiveorinflo
delphia a 4.uu
_. ll' ' '
• The Western Express trains connect at hassle.
it°lf with
ot x lra r lit Vo r r a e i l l' s i t t agg e b l aTi l ti n alf I v irin i tt
b Istka r uftliulri t! Waal n u T i mp gl i m,if i r 1 s•• •
Shntlri; dearth% fi rittegg, Yeirkeeliire, lit
DM:aspen, Lock lavon, Elmira and the Calvados.
o fassenger trains leave Upper Depot for E,ph••
r tit Lit's, Uolambia and Lancastpr at 7.00 A.lll.
, d li r t
i t At,, ~ .. „ . •
1 ITh u h Firsb•ClasS Coated. Tiolcats - and Eraiv,
/grants' t okets at reduccu Fates, to ail the Orin , .
„Opal points in the North, West and the eanadaS.
„ / / cgmIiIU,TATIOItTIPEtE r 4'Bi • ' •
tWith 20 Uonpoml, at 25 per '63nt. disomlnfibei
tweon any points desired, ' ! / ,
' : ' ' : MILEAGE TICKETS.: •
' 0 pod for 2000 miles, betViion ell poltittl, at 'Ol .
.-+for famil les Mid business arum. ' . •
1 • • SEASON TICKETS; •
OMI
Oood for•tho bolderonly, tor 8,0,0 an.llB ment hs,
between all %ants, at i ireduciod Yares.,l43ehooL
t.:l
Season Tioketso4lllr lets than the above.'
lifir Passengers willtake the . I , ..xprods trains
West at the UPPER DENA', and all other trains
at the LOWER or OLD DEPoT.
1100 pounds Baggage allowed each passenger.
Pasltengera are requested to purchase thelt
thiketa befo entering the card, as higher fares,
all Charged if paid irk the oars.
'turtion Tlokete, gOO4 for one dap, by 7.80
4. 1 Adoommodat ton Train to Philadelphia,
d tura, at $2'1.0 each.
O. A. NICOLL%
May t3l peneial Superintendent
NM
_. .
AST • ' PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
RAD.
ItitAh O UIf.MENT 'OP PASSENtikiI VtA/NS,
Commencing Monday, September AIM, 1800.
' Six ,thvinigit tratnil tO New
York dully without change
cars.
igaii Train toavos Reading qt , , XO.BO AM.
fast ISMS, . 44. 4.20 Y. 11.
1 Stopping. at all tho way statiOns betwcon Read.
ing and liew•York, making oloso connections
for Mauch Chunk and Philadelphia, Via Idelligh
f allot itailroad, And arrive at How-York at 3.30
and 9.60 I'4 At., running daily except Sundays.
IMPRIC3I3 TRAINS s
at.a%%() Beading )
11 II
• IS
11,40 P. M.
30.00A.11.
11.45 A, M.
/.. M.
.00 . .M.
Those trains run thrOugh from Pittsburgh to
New-York, without change of
,_J
cars,stopping only
;A Lyons, Allentown , Bethlehem, -Eastenuno
lion, Ointone White house, bo:nervillok Bound
Arook,lviairield a id Elizabeth. -
The 4.44 A, M. train runs daily except Sundays'
6.1 4111. 1 14ni. tniins Fan dnilycirePt finndityri. ?
The 7.16 A.M. and 11.40 P. M. trains run daily.
west bound trains, leve Now York, at the toot
of Liberty atreety as fol lows: .
Leave New York. Arrive al Reladtng.
12.00 M. Mail No. 6, 6.00 P. M.
'9.00 A. DI. ExpreSs Train, 1.84 P. M.
11.40 1 1 . M. Express Tniirt, 10.10 P. M.
8.00 A, M. Express Train, • 1.05 A. M.
Local Mail Train loaves Allentown at 7.10 A, Al.,
iirriving at Beading at 9.00 A. M.
, The 7.10 A. M. and 1100 IL trains stop at ail way
Stations, running daily except Sundays.
Tho coo P. H. train runs daily f tilt 9.00 A, M.
nd 5.001'. U. run daily oAoopt Sunday, stopping
t Elizabeth. FlainfiebliiSomerville_, :Junction,
ftiten t liethlehom, Allentown and Lyons only.
Paßbengers aro requested to purohnse 'tickets
iefore entering the oars, a a 25 cents extra will be
barged Mid collected on the train from all who
ay the fare to the Conductor.
P. U. EBBINNTROUT.
. ,
oct 214f1 . . • thineral Ticket Agent,
it "u '
rr i kvo at limy - York 'AO -,
• 44 44
-
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R . - -
mpixo & COLUMI3I4. RAIL
ii AD.
On and nftor Thuraday,
Nev. 2tth s Itt3B, Passenger
ra ne w ra on i 1 a road as follows:
ava Reading at
se il ot • . 7.0 4 A, N.
0.15,p. N.
Arrive 1611110451er At 0,15 A. N.
IS
" oiumpia 0 . : , . • • 0,25 A. In,
II Is Lanciettrat • . -8,25 P. 111„
Il •II OclutubLeAt , ' . 8.30 P.N.
3:IETVILI 4 IINU : '
Lefty° LaneAktarand Vole mitia at 8.00,A.111.
", . VOlUmbik at 8.20 P. M.
Lsnottster at / • 34., P. Pit.
Arrlvo at Reading at . lo.so A .
. ii.
at Reading atl • ti.te PM.
' Trains N05,..2 and tt nike oloso connection at
Reading with trains . N rib and south, on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad f and Weston
the Lebanon Valley itop.d. No. SI also makes close
connection with train for Now York:
Tickets can be obtained at the offices of the
view Jersey Ventral It. It., foot of Liberty street,
,
ow York and Phila.. It Ileading 41. 11 p Tbir
enth and Vallowhill Streets, Pailadelplita.
i Through Tickets ta-Now York and Philadel•
pills, sold at all the nrinelpie , stations and bag.
gi checked through. 11. , , ,
Trains are run by Philadelphia and Beading
Pel IL It road time, whrh is top minutes faster than
nnsylvania Time. .
$ ' ~ k GEORGE F. GAGE,
••Superintendent.
E. F. Kitimat!, Gen. Frt. A Ticket Agent. '. ,
-Aleelo4 , ~• . , I i
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`READING ADLER,"
The olanet dorm published in tke
Tho"p i tuldlp . s Adler 11 the bpst tat/frilling aus-
•
uttimlor tho Getman Distriota in &stem Penney'.
ea;ilitlikaitat **ciliation of over Ave tboutattd
0004, Itootiptios fdfootY-olgh!, latgOOolwooo of
irettteelp entd end catefully Belot ted reading mat-
ter. 7'Le Adioi is iboiotts ihinocrstlo In prin.
clit?p,ll34o*cifto Sound inditico
doctrine* ofour forefidbers, as Inid down by /offer.
eon and lutkion.
1, , 1
ONLY $1 6:A YEAR:
everituesday am . nitric be
FetrAV "
f , f ► !, i
unttea Mateo,
EBT6stopito it 1797.
:Or4ll,Lition over )ke rhotosandt.
MEE
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nrrrgu, & Co.,
FOR THE • GOOD THAT TACK, ASSISTANCE THAT NEE
•
lEAD,ING; S ,kt•, 114
4,41 A. )1.
7,00 A. M.
2.28 1). M.
Na 851 Plitt Strept,
tztooqc a •
l l ' an is" AttoiNi quad 00414, *I!
Kari oonatontly on land ana solt of reasonable
s f riees • • • I >"i
LOUP; BROKEN. ZOO. k STOVE COAL. NU E
CIIBLITNUTAND smnsitrous boAL;
HICKORY and OAK , WOOD ,
lAMB AND SAND. KnerDifitiiiitiOD BY'llif
= . *Mg O
,4‘. r •.; ; •
'er We d.HV.r trio of ortroi auto took/kiltOf
thooity. sr ;1-` ,
CLOTIIES WRI,NOER%
STU LAADERS,
'Alai WARRANTED. ;
M° K N WHYS
HARDWARE STORE
,7711 RD AND PENN ST&
.
1868 FALL.
BUCII & BROTHER,
. ' ' • , • ,
Slave opened a Large and Selected Stock of
GOODS!
At Portico Row,
NO. 843 ; PENN
IiMADING L
•
•
vir LEVI 0. Cl/LICiANI CUttbr. 4411 i
Their Stock of
1
t , ;
NEW FALL GOODST3
Were ielected in the City of New Yorke and'
will be disposed 414 prim rat ba; ,
low tkose or Any other sa- •
• tablishmentin thl •• ,
• City: ," •
• •
Giudiensta's long 'ltta‘h to ord l o ,
;
Boys' "Clothing constantly on bind sad
wide tiXoid.en t i s L .
/ t, n
The Stock of gtirnishinA GoOs dlcidedly
the bet's id mbit . 'exteiteitvi inAbe
city. Calla see iittii mg* .
Y, P u rr ) 7 B l% / t e f )
ihtmete feet of hertns the seritoili oithi •-
Mated cuitehi. AfJ
iruarantee alit all ssrsaeats will be ipm4,204,01,
bet dee and latest fashions. Bon** , ~.,
BUOJIa: linws
-
• Hew*Men of. ilioldikui
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PROMPTLY' NFAT A I Y
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, . FA PR $ 01E1801
,
Saving ample goo 'wdrk 'nen
va4•ltiFYoc they are enobled to (cwtte* every xerltity.o.c
priritliett deidiett 13,1 ,
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mENHANts. mccHANlcti,
7.. AND .BUSINESS. MEN,
=I
NUOLE 4$
Books,' ' ' '••; ' .-
• •' " ..,•.: ' i '..,
- - 'Pamphlets, ,
i • - : . catalogues,
Posters, I, .!
1 . J :i
'Handb i lls)
Programmes,. •
~ Circulars,.
.. . ~
tiote , •, l 1 ../.. /
i., : Logal Illankse
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.Reoeipts, ' • .
8111-Heads o ; :, : ... ,
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~,s.ellor•Heads;
Dali,Ciide t : • • ; , „. • ,
• . Furey ,
• Lowes t
•
- Dullness usrde • &o.
. .•
Weiivi'&ll4dent butrusted to
us will be done eatifactoilly to the customer
high as to style and price. -
Our personal and political friends are re
minded that they can materially aid us, with
out ang4Wyehtaltettheine44o l ,b,
usho :patronage t s lino., .• • ifil
Orders by express or wail will be proinptly
eiteeut'ed; ,A.Odross ,
; ,r
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RITTER & Cb.,
BMle
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DAILY 1 1,NA (01b,P: 'A ND
' I -i it
GAZETTE OFFICE
) . 0 •
,511 Penn Street Reading,: Fa.
June 2&411,94R,
i,C S ILL TIIVS
y T
COXE!
'"TITYI XtUSTI 0014,TINVES FOR ,
o T S 'AR)) $ 1-1 0E S .
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1 8110 E, =ER.
' 658 iimq Sired, Reading,Ta.
Ah t t'sVßl TAT I NE r PIA" RIR Atli
Inds. Bee list of styles and prices%
en's eat( boot& belie made, ki p II I 6
yla Is II 16 II 13 50 to 17 00
3 c . O 14 3 5
200 41 276
outh's. , ..., f . .1 1 " , 150 " 425
lomen's icfp Ince boots,'. 125"/ 1 75
omen' issees W Polish,' Polsh,' , , ' ' ' ' 2 00/.a I 275
II II 1 50 2 25
en's Arctic', 0 0)
41 Plata Gutr.s, / 1 00
Women's" " 80
Wes le II 70
children's u : 63
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AND
;TRUST COMPANY OF BERM) COUNTY,
ihvaatsed, July, 1867. . Capital, 8150,000.
tVice, Rending Insurance puilding,' No. 19,
: 4044 Nth *cell tlit*Vast Cik*OlOf ~'
(burg kgreet. - .
I °Fritz HOURS FROM 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
maiteToas :
J. PalliStu4lrOtte,', f , 1 eXtes McHtuott•T, •
r Mint Z. Vett Wino, • ' J ACOB Eimirtimm, 1
J.l l . JACKSON, D. E. BToup,
1 JONAs flumirin, J. T. VALSKTirtn,
lizoneellise Bissan. • •
.
InLIHIS COMPANY INSURES ALL
kinds of property against loss or damage by
re. at rates asION as nny other reliable Company
4 riptin every plan knoWn 'tc. StOek ineUraneo
mpanies. . .
i peil Poiteles issued requiring norenewal
ilia 0 Which the amount of prowl - nth Pala can'
be r eclaimed at eAitiniel,nditellleituetton of five
Der cent. The eilvanteges of this method are
Worthy of the attention oPfermera and others
ba rl /I " lt a ls ar t nt o g 7 ll:quite*. beams - and
ot el• itU d gs, town or 09u,x,ity, as being the
dheapost and sa
Petioles for one, two three,' five or more years,
eflift lo6ll,llllO:duCeit,lione4: and ho , (Marge
!Plane for Polley art Ankle)*;when renewed or
when Insurances aft transferred from ether cm.
Mis..
„ Thriiiiiiani th liein i iiil Mid i;loitiitY,' hitherto
dependent i$
ainly upon_ oreign omnpanies, have
aeWilha Vic/Vega. or leg OWN their , Itunirances
In a bog*. anktstouov, Two ' orgarased, ly tel l an
eilegnate paid in end guaranteed "capital;- pre
senUntilas strong e. , Wile' if security as that of
any p ear company. The - sAvantage of (Wing
beald 4 ireditly Mai thaVirysh4' the MA
portant* Of keeping mow on 'of the-large
sums paid for insurances In circulation at home,
will be appreelated by all. •
J. riglanitill JOM . President.
JAMBS IieIiNIUHT, Viee President..
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And yet a Iranian's fair thaw *Mei/ •
And Mends once tend grew cold • and altered ,
. And !Ito was ,wor*o than .loath. •• • • •
Ono irennutpo wnot,
Thutt 'etruak,iticoward, poleonedbtow
in oravvn•wkitsporo
And rot (Ito wide world. !ward.
+Twat but ono ' , obi spor,.,otut-4
That niuttorod low, for yury sbame t
TLc th(ng iho iiltaid/ftr date not 111126,
I•yet Its *Ork was done.
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!)!91. 813 .0 4 41b t i • •
And Yot pcollisuty 16
A yuuAart4oo ink ono shod lour ,
Lies crushed beneath ttoblisbt. •
‘DOMANTIE UNSTOINT OF ONE OF TOM
DENTON'S roktmownrats.
Let me tell you aometbidg about one of the
aebnol tetiebera of Ban .rittliClSCO ) by way of
illustrating'the manner lni which, fortune Prot.
ic's : lotli human nature - and makei,shuttlecocks
of poor humanity., Among
: the teachers is an
elderly ladyy— r the: mother, of tWo interesting
cliiiretr. She was born in:ones:A * 6o Weste r in
,St i rtee, amtivae ( tile first:hoin a of/ono of lye
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most distiugulehed Senators Ivho:.evcr sat in
theA4gislatito halls of : the United,Oites. in
her young days she was the belle of Washing.
tea, city, carrying pwhy, the palm from the
derit-eyed daughters .of the South, and the
rosy•deeked damsels of the North. She gave
her love to a young getitleman—then a clerk
in one of' the offices in 'Washington. llor fa
ther know the youth and recognized his great
std *hen he'solieited the 'danghter's
hand it was cheerfully given. The wedding
was n brilliant one, many of tbo great I men of
the country being present to wish them joy
and cheer theinnt ‘,ite , commencement of their
(Somatic voyage.. The young husband was
siortly aflerward admitted to the bar of the
United States Supreme Court, and - wits soon
reognized as ono of the most promising mem
bers. Eor tiiany years hq practiced bis proton-
Sion with great success, • find `yrtill on tin) high
road to wealth and fame. Then came the dis
covery of gold' in California, and the coon•
tinent insh of emigrants to the new El Dorado.
Among those who determined Co go to Cali'
,fernia was the husband. He consulted with
'bis wife, and she, like n true woman, decided
t o accompany him.,
Together they came to California, where the
irsband soon took a' lading position at the
bar ) and amassed a fortune. The people be
associated with vAro i fik.onl the Souk and like
Tony others he began to drink to mess.—
When the rebellion broke out he cast his sym•
Tiathics with the South. His protber•in-JaIT
vicht-With the 'North, and beCarne Major
(chiral. / Ile
-had tO'givo Up, the . practice. of
10 • profession •!mouse ho I could
riot take the oath required by. our
Legislature. Out of business, he drank heuvi•
I •
k, and soon began to mortgage his property'.
ix yearn paned away, end be died, leaving
Ilia widow, with one child, without a dollar.
Tho,noble woman imardiately took in sowing
to earn a living, but found that sho could
hardly keep Saul and body together by that
mom Some friends of her father and hue.
band offered to, aid and assist her, tut she
Quid receive nothing so long as sho could
lielp 114 self. . She however would be thank
ful, for assistance in , procuring her a position
iis teacher in one of the public schools. Ap•
lineation was made, and some of the school
4irectora opposed her appointment because her
4ead husband Ins a secessionist. They knew
her husband in his life=time, and had felt the
lush of his bitter tongue, - and therefore de
sired to harm his widow. Their efforts, how
ever, were unavailing. She was appointed,
and is neviengaged in the public school de
,
IMitment,of this city, teaching a primary dais
A sad change in the fortunes of one who start
ed in life with such brilliant prospects.
Chicago Tribune.
Att. trite and lively faith, says Leighton, be-
gets love - 4 add thus that heavenly light is the
Vehicle of hest. And, as by this mean's, • true
faith' has a tendency to the practice . of obedi
ence,:-the latter depends upini faith, and flows
from it. All knowledge of mysteriesis vain
4nd of no value, unless it have influence upon
the alifectioni,. and thereby upon, the whole
eondunt of life. The luminaries of heaven are
placed ‘on ; but they are so'ptaeed that
Ofey'lndpihine,' and perform their periods, for
the benefit of this earth. •
'ha great Warren county (Oa.) iiKualux
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9utragc,",on a Republican, so ostentatiously
tin:faded 'la the column!' UrilniAriguata Repub
&inn, iS this disposed of by the :Warrenton
eiipper, it - paper pnblisted. in the eonaty:—
‘,There is ample prookbptkblack and white,
thsti: Chignet was shot for stealing hogs, and
',as shot . ithiletyt - liitrent' the ' of the
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'hogs,Eirlinveia :pursuing hint." , Thuet
pears the intervention of Congreits is iota di-
Imionted for the protection of tbiovte.
Slim Au► for the EAots,,
TEN CENTS PER WEEL
• Olt 111404D11 WOW
Attriaviciro
. Dr. Holland, editor of the . . ppriaglield.
(Nage.) "itepubliCan," oow tratelloi ia 14.
rope ) writes to hie journal a letter about bores
and roads, hi which be mot As point Atialt,
I. wish to impress upon roy Matrices. misdoing •
is simply thist that the British holuitorilt
ploycd in the streets of& eith or, en.t ii , !os4*.
in the c ou n ty, d o es twits as, tauth worirlai,"
Aria * Uricawhorse eimilirly employed le Mat*,
.This le the patent, undtolebit 14% 1 Attic
111101 can 611. to see it wbo his kinwoo ab•4l‘
Ifso d4n hn-dO At 014
It? Tbio tiro most important vitiates to as r .
American, the English baisa b.ttiie *pi"
the Americanf Not at all. It he ovorweeknit •
I hate seen no ovidtmoii Mkt he In, t,*it
seen but one ;Eno boron in Leslie.. ins
slmplo explonntioll it, that On EselOtotio "hi!
invetited In pet feet and. perautnent 7,1111 :1111116
the American expends in perlithible, "ONO.
that require to be fad. We - are Otis 30,140,
is the little town of kllirlngtlelit, jus‘ %100 irk
many horses as would be seelowery todo'.lll
business if tha,readsel 0r,07 theittott l ai
goer' treet in frost th e lerrslo , olll.'
.414. We are supporting hundreds of boast.
to drag leads through holes. that ought to be
filled, over sand that should be funrfinood,
through mud that ought not to be permitted to
exist. We' hive the misery of bed roads, Md
are actually or practically called upon to - pey a
premium for them. It would be dczoOneW4
cheaper to have good roads thits poor MN..
It is so here. A road well built le easily kept
in repair. A mile of good mimed= 12 mere
easily supported than a poor horse.
NIIGATA OF A XOTAD
Chief of POlice Diellrath, of 81. Paul, KW ,
nesoto, ,has received a letter from /411 OMNI
Wisconsin, saying that. the body of hook
Cale has been found dead in the woods sN,
thairplace. f A week ago- he and asotio,
ruffian named Miller; went to a house of ,111.
fame at La Crosse, wit c h the intention not kill.
ing its proprietor, Et Pratt.
, In the aftray r rratt shot Mills through the
head, killing him instantly, and liouselini . Cll4i
he n he forehead. (late got II skiltat the , river
d floated off. lie :dld . no t lore to 40 to
any town or "houso, for fear of arrestokod
camped in the woods, where his body ,woo .
found. It turns out that 40 NO alio reeeilitA
a fatni . wound in his brefst, which causal hlO
death.
For several years Gale has been one of the
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most notorious desperadoes on the Upper Ms.
sissippi. lie formerly resided In fit. ranloked
was . continually in affrays there. Itetomonit•
ted a number of murdeis, assaults and robber.
ies. If his crimes could be written, they
*Auld be found to equal those of Martell, the
famous land pirate,
Exmosivo Meatus ill iiria.—The Inter
national conference for preventing the use of
certain explosive bullets n time of war, lout
publihhed the conclusions to which it /1111.
rived. It is decided that the POWBIII wMch
sign the convention shall relinquish, both is
sea and land warfare, the use of explosive pro.
jectiles weighing less than 400 grammes (14.1
ounces avoirdupois)and filled with inflammable
matter. This obligation Is not binding upon
any of the contracting IPowers-when at war
with a State whickhas not eigned the coma-
Lien. The Prussian plenipotentiary proposed
that the question alien id be reopened for le more
extended discussion, but this proposition was
rejected. The protocol embracing the dad.
sions of the conference is signed by the repro•
sentutives of Great Britain, France, Prueide,
Russia, Austria, Italy, Turkey, Portugal, Dens
mark, Belgium, Holland, Greece, Bavaria,
Wurtemberg, Sweden and Perils,t
31/8811:01111E1 RETUR I NED. 7 Late *dykes
from llankow, Chita, state that the Revs..
cfritrith, - John and Ai r . Willey, of the London
Wesleyan Mission, who left 'that city 101330
time since for an extended tour through the .
Chinese empire, had safely returned ., These
men travelled through the western provinces
of China to the confines of Tbibet, a distance
of over three thousand miles. They were
Well treated by the natives everywhere, sad
taw abundance of coal, and evidence, of gold,
silver, lead and iron mines, 'The Catholic
missions are very numerous thiglititlt.:llie
country, and they found them even in riaall
villages, and the convert' to: that, (OM Auto!
ber several hundreds of thonsaads.
Tue following is the Haab" which is WIC;
about a whiskylozzling fellow,
m who m+ •
hoe one night drunk, Alla Sat 'dowS by the .
tire to warm hiis feet, which, were 4, regrasi ,
worm-killers." Alter :dozing itotti:eti!rts
awoke thii.emberi were entirely. hid ,
from view; and seeing his feeti:ssiStook, trim
for his little boy, when, with a majestic •Wave
'ef . the band, he said t "fitatid,
sob, and let your poor War. iirittrn hinslelf, l ! •
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