Rates of Advertising.
One iuch,(twelTA lines or its rqnivalest in SoDprfl
typ,,) one or two insertion, $J,50; thrw insert ions fi.0O.
fiPACH. 1m. 2m. 3af. 6m. It.
One inch f2.60 $:J.U0 .4 t.00 $10.X
Two inches 3.W. 5.00 7.0O9.0O 15.00
Three inches 9,00 7.00 9 .00 12.0U 1H.0O
Four inches 7.IW ,00 J1.00 17.00 25.W
Quarter Column lo.oo 12.U0 14.00 20.00 WUlO
Hnlf column 15.00 1S.00 20'IJO 30.00 60.(M
fins column 3O.0O 36.00 40.00 60.01) 100.14
yearly ail wroHeuieutu psyable quarterly Trsnnient
advertisements must be jui.t before insertion, excel
where .arcies have acconnts.
Local notices twenty cents a line, a::d ten rents for
every Rulineqnent insertion.
Card iu tha "Business Directory column $2,00 per
year lor the first two linen, and fl.DO for each additional
line.
Good barrels and butts must be in de
mand while you live. Go and learn th
cooper's trade, and when yoa have made a
perfect barrel bring it to me.'
The young man went away and learned
The Sunbyry American
Is !', ri.i:!n Kvi uv Fimi.w. i v
i::i'L YJTXVUnT, Proprietor,
'?.('. ' Tlur-l St., mil .V '.? ',"'".,
i'-!-.i r;v,
Al ti- Dollar :n! Kitty
! !! 'If' alt.-; !."''! i -.M ' :.:'.. :
.I '-.'.n p j.i . s ..!! t i :iii .!.. r
i . riii-r i- -,: : l- 'Lie I ... Y
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U V
SUXIIURV. FRIDAY MOItXIXG, JANUARY 1875.
New Series, Vol. , No. 42.
Old Serfe. Vol. 35, Xo. 42.
1'V.tsttiliwtiiMl ill 1MO. t
vnti s: M 5 .inv.i''K.
IT ft
f i
-"ti
l'ii!-:i nf ce'a'tr;ite.l I list ;'. lit :oi,. li:i-
(Ji-i-i.vrn'il tin' 111"-? c rt-iin. spo- lv. pe:i -snl ;i:i 1
cti'ect'tnl remclv in tin- world lor
it-I-:.SF..S K IMl"Kl !iK.Nt'K.
Weiik'iess ol tlie B:ick or l.'.ml.s. Stricture-,
lice! inns of Kidiii-v- an J li!::l.ler. Invoiini
. . . - ......... 1 i .: :
Uvv lii-cli;irrc'i. Il'i oiencv, i.ra i.n
'v.' Ni rvou-ncss. Pvspep-y, l.ati:"ior. Low
.-iril-, .'oHfision o'l" Ideas lit:i t iti of
the Heart, 1 111IK 1TV, 1 nvili:,:il-. I ..mm-.:
.. i:-.l.-..... lli-..ic of" ihe ile:l,l
1 'lir.i..j. NY-o or SUiti, AlV.-ctioiisoi'l.ivcr, l.mi'',
fci .inacli r rYw.'.s tlK'-o terriWe lisor.J-r
r : -": ti LT IVoTM 1 1:0 Solitary iI:i',i!sol" Youth tli.
r-l n ti.I c.ilitarv practices ni"ie fa'.:tl ' '!i,;r
. . . " ' . I.-. ....,., M.,vl.i..
of .,:i-:i.:.ins. r -ti.l. T-.:- marrum-, At., iti.,..--
i(H-n:mkn
1.. . . 1 li.. ii-t i '11 o! Ni, :-
T ii lee, inai ciea.iui ;iui u- -1 1 . .
-- .1.. 1 14..T .... I . ...'.I'.' l:illlT
.1 ,l,:rl!,1 W i.llllt
v :.:! !no-ii:i'.'v sweei- in mi ntitiiiielv
travi!
thoiisands of voting men of the mo-t " -aite 1
1 I'.-nts and hrilliant intellect , w ho hulIi. 01 her-wi-e
have entranced li-tenin' Si'iiates v.il h t he
t h::ii!ers of co.n..i.ee or wak-vlto ecsta.-y the
i::n" !vre, mav ca'.l with full o.miidenee.
mai:i:i'.k.
Married lVr-ons or Voting M n c.inte'ni'lat'.n
laaniaei', aware of n.y-i ui Weakne--, (
i f I'rocreative I'o'ver Inipoteney ). Nervous .-
i t : ! '. ! it v, I'a !j' at i .n. Organic Weaknets, Ner-
miiis Iiehiiitv, or any other IM-piaiiiieation,
-eeililv rc'irvetl.
1.: i. -.i ..rtiv a
1 w 10 in:. iiiiti iii uiii. 1 til ' 1 -
,v reiiL'io.-y emtide in his i,m..r .1 uctl.-
1 i:,..ac I contid'Mitly rc.'y ii"oti hi ik::l a-a l'i.v.
ieian.
OUHAXIC WFAKNF.SS.
Iiao.it. 'icv. l.o or Touer, inimc liat. 'y n:ej
""n.Vs1Mr!''JnTAtuUi.i.-wia reiLlers Lite
iai-erallenud marriage Lnpossit,;, :itheiena'ty
;aid l.ytlie victims of impn.i.er Iitttitt-tii'es.
011111: person are too a: i 1.1 oimii.h . m . .
lr.'in not ln'itijrawarp of the dreadful eonseqenecs
that mav n-ue. Now. who tii
1. let-stands !
1- sul-ie'et will pretend to dei-.v that the ; .,w. r
pi ocriti ion js 10,-i hooie i' ,ii..sv ' 1 - '
n; toper habit than by the prudent ? besides
i ...,- ileprivcdthe pK-asuresof he.-; it hy oll-prm-,
; In-mo-t serious ami d'-s.tnictive symptoms to bot 11
bo-Iv and Jnind Hlipc. Tin-system becomes de-
ti-ed. the l'ln-iral and Mental Functions
akciieil, l.oss ot rroereauve ro-.ver, .mn,
i'-iii.Llii'.itv. lv-f I'sia. ralt.itation of the Heart,
J !:i'es;io"n, Constitutional De!,iiity, a Wast'UL'
ot t he Flame, 'oldi, Consumption. Decay and
it, ;;h.
A ('IFF. WAKIIANTF.P IN TWO DYS.
Persons rui 1 in health by ur.iearued pr.-trn-
i. i s v. ho k.-ep th' tn t r i -I Iiiir iij-iit h aft'T month,
,,k;n p..:-onous and mj.nous compound, j
s ;,.i u a'i in.. ii. i .
1K. .lnliNST;N.
I , t : , ' . r ,!' the Loyai t'oileL''- of Sui -e.-on. I.oii-
!!, .ra.i.:.,t.'.l f'oiit one of the mo-t e.aii::-nt
i :',r in the nited State-, and tlie L-r,-a-,-r
) :,lt of who:e ife lias be. 11 sH-nt in the ho-p',;.i;
. f Lou, Ion. I'ris, I'hiladeij-liia ati-I c'sewhe!'-,
i a- ctV.-r-ted s..me of t!,-mo-t k-toni-hi:: c'-,r, -T.iat
were ever known ; many trouble:! with ritii
tr.a inliie head an t er.rs when a-y,-p, i-iv.it
i .o.i-ni , bein: alarmed at sudden -onn.N.
..o-tl'-.l':iie-, with frciu.-nt bln-hin'. :i', '-ne.- d
-a, -t;!:!,-- v ;!h d.-ral','"eui. Itt of mii'd. w.-r.- .-u-e'
i-nme diatelv.
I A K I" l'AK'I ! 1. LA !! No'i K K.
' 'r. .!. :'..!,!i'.-se a, I tho-e who have miurr
: e iM-. ive by improper indulgence and solitary Hri'ht "s Fni'dinir, s I. N 1! I III , FA. I rn..-i..ua
1 o :!-. which ruin both body and mind, tintiitiiii; t.-ivine attended to. in tin- courts Noiihuin
,.r it!;, r lei-in.-ss. t tidy, -or-.-ty or tu :r- o. rl.ind and adbiiniu? i-ouet:,-. A!-o. in the
i ..... V, '' and .'I'.Ni-iVM'ourt for the Westetn !.
'I mik are some of the sad an.l melancholy : tri't of F'nncvl v.tnia. 'l.-iims protuplly colle. t-!i.-.;s
produced by early ha',;'. - of youth, .: ; f.,J. ':irt i.-ular att.-nt ion laid to e.i... A'.i.
' ., km - of i he Hack and Limbs. Pains in tin- r..f-.. ousulta: ion e.m ha I in the Ct-
k. mo! li'-ad, Dimness of Sii-ht, Lo-s of Mi;-- ' man ' l.in-'Ma-.-. m n J.".."7 1 .
:-, .; i I'.iu. r, I'K!)ntation ot tin-Hear:. Dyspej-y,
N.-n..i, Jrritabiiity, ler:int'otneut of D:t:eMie ; T" II. K SF.. Attorney at Law. SVN
Fuiictions, tieiieral' Debility, Symi toms of ( .m- , 2. IJl'IIV, FA., ode- in Ma-er's Fui'.dine
. :mj i .on. ,v-. .near the Court llo'l. . Front K-.om up Mails
Mi j vt IV The fearful effect on the mind above the Dm- Store. Coll.-.-tions uia !.- in N"..r-:,i.-
me. h to be dreaded Loss of Memory, o:i- ; thumb.-rland and adjoining: camte-.
: ,n of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Kvil- : Sunbury. Fa., June s, 1-7.'.
i -i. bodii.. Aversion to Soeietv, S.-:f-Ditru-TJ
Love of .-ootud", 'i imiditv, ,V., are s..me of t!,.- Q I'. WOI.Vi:itTX. Att .ru -y at Law.
. ieoilu.-ed. " O. Market S plare. Sl'NlH'F.V.FA. Pro-".-- iou-
'I ii. -, M.s of ..-r-oiis of all iie.-s can now ui bii-ine-s in t his and a, '.joining count ie- j.i ompt
v, hut i- the cause of their decKniui: lie.ilt h, I y a I tended to.
i..-: - their i-.'..r. beeominL'. weak. t ale, nervoil- .
i.ud ema ialcl, l.avir.u' a singular appearance
;,!,ii! the .a, -. eou-'uand -ympto:uso!con-ump-
" " '
Vt'l Ni; MKN
ii-. d th niseivcv l.y a certain jrae-
tee iudu'L-'-d in wh'-n alone, a hal.it lie,Uei.t !y .
l.an.ed f'i. mi evil conil'auioiis. or at se!:.-.o!, the
.11. -is ,,1 which are ni-htlv fit, even wh.-n '
: -: ;. and it not cured, render tnarriatre inipo-
m -. . n l il. -ir.iv- both n. in i and lj.lv, Me'iiM
; ; , iv i)i :u.-diat.-".y. '
' u 'n.: ,( pit that a V..UUL' man, the lop of l-.k
..:::lrv, t he ilarlini: "of bin parents, should ':
: atchl-i-. from all pro-pcets and enjoyments t
, I , bv the com-cjueiiee ,,(' deviating from tl.i'
Jatho't nature and indul-ini: in a certain seen t
I r.i!. mi, i, perron mi-st b, f..re cnt.-mflatin-
yiAKi:lA.K.
l il.'. i. that a sound mind and body aretl.e mo-t
v . -s-ary re,juisit'-s to promote eoiiintUial liapj'i- :
lnd. ial v.itiioi't these.the jourm-y throu-h
! b one a weary pilt ima-e ; t lie pro-pet
1 lv ik-i,.- to the i-W; the mind becomes
. i. lowed wit ii d.-jair and tiil.-d w iUi the no Ian-
-tio;v reflect ion. I hat the happi'n- of atiotleT
...lies !,!i-ht. d With OU.--0-.;..
A C KF.TA1N DISK ASK
.IAIN DISLAS1-.
Wh-n the mi.-L'ui.'.e.l and nupruileiil votary of
l iea-nrc tind that lie ha imbibed the seeds of
t iii- pa in lul disease, it loo often h.ii-n that an
i i-tiiin d seiie of shame, or dread of dis. , Aery.
nt.is him from KpplCui to those who. from
t ,a ation and resn.-c.-tabiity, can alone befriend
b.m. d-lavitiL' till the constitutional symitonis o!
t his honi.) ii.e;ise make their appe nam o, such
.-.ulcerated sore throat, disea-ed no-e. iioi-tuia!
, -lllis ill li- IH .l.i ill. lillO.s, .lllli.I- -i",
o.afn.-". node on the fhiu bou and arm-.
ldotc,c...n the head, face an 1 cxtr-mit i.-, i'to- ;
ins :n i ii' lead am: inn. inii:i- oi -:-ai.
i -- ::i wit ti I II-in I u I rapiuu v , i '
l alate of the mouth or tin- bones of th- nus.-fall
. . . i . ... . . ... .1 . '
in. iii
,1 il,, victim of thi awful dlse-isc beeoiues .
:i iiorri-1 object of commiseration, t:li b'.iih put
:i eii..d to hi dreadful sulierin-. by sciidin-;
iiini to "that I'lidiseov. r--' .einti I: i n uii.-u- -tra-.clicr
ret urns."
It i a melancholy fad that tlioii-anl- Dili
Mi-tims to this terrible di-e i-e, throuuli fallini:
: to the h-uiils of I'iiorant or un-ki ilui I'KK
'i KNDF.FS, who. by the u- of tiiat deadly I'ni
n. M.-rcury, V;c., "destroy the constitut ii.ti, and
m-apablc ,,t euriiiL', keeji the utihappv sutler.-r
t i. .nth aft-;- month t:ik;iiL' t li'-tt lio ion or in
jarious com octid. and instead of beiu re-lore, '
t-i a ri-neV.ai ot I. lie i-'.r aim uappii.c-s. in ue-.
f .. ir leave him With ru.ned Health to sj-h ov-r
Li L'aliiu ilisappoint lit.
'1 o such, therefore, Dr. .Ioiin-tos ,'.-,!-. s him-.-:
to preserve the mo-t Iiivioiab'e Si-, r.-ev, and
t. om !.i cxeu-ive ua tice and obs-. vat ions ia
tiie .jreat llosjiita's of Kit rope, and the tir-t i::
1M- cunt ry. viz : Kn-iiand. France, Philadelphia
: ::.! cl-cv. hi re, i enisled to oif.-r the most c. r
1 .1 a. -in-eilv and elfeetual remedy in the world
t .1 all ,;is,-a-i of inilTudence.
HI!. JoitNSTON.
! !, F. N'o. 7. S. I I'.I.l iFI'.ICK STKKFT.
r.Ai.TiMoiir, M. D.
ft hand -id.- -.en- fr.ua Baltimore street, a f-w
i'ooi-s I'l-'iu thec.uuiT. Kail not. to observe name
: nd i ntn'-r.
ZH No ,tt-r r-e-ived tinb-s po-tp:ii,I and C
.mtainii L' a stamp to be use.', on the r-p,y. 1,-r-soii-
w r:t in- fiioiild -tale a jf, and end a portion
! adviitisem. nt t.'cii!.inir symptoms.
Tie re are so many Paltry, Dcinin:: and
Worthies Impn-t'T advert ifin th-mseives a
J'hysi. i:n. 1 1 iilin-: w it li and ruining the. l.ealth
d '"all who unfortunately fall into th. ir power,
that Dr. Johnston deem it necessary to say ;--
eeia'.'.y to those unacquainted with hi ret.uta
li.in ti'at 1.:- Credential or JJii-liHii.! always
!..m in 1.1 orb, e.
F.NDOLSF.MFNT ol" "I III". I'UFSS.
Tin mat.y tlion-ands cured at this Ktab!i!i
in, ni. y- ..r ato r y.-ar, and the nuineroiis im-
-oit ant S.ir-'eal Ot-.T.itlons performed l.y Dr.
.l-.hii-toii. v. 1 1 n - - 1 1 by '. he representatives of t he
; r, sj :m, many oil er pap. r.-, notices of which
nave api'i-ai id a-a in and a -an before the public,
l.eid-s iii- stand. ni: :s- a treat U man of character
and .-c-poiir-ii.ility. i - a sutliejent LUaraiiiee loth
r. l!!;el.d. Shin ilireas,-- s lily cured.
pi:i ::. 1 lv
MMIill! AM I'iAMM; 1III.I.S.
'! lii.t Street, a.lj.iinln.,' Phila. .V Fal- L. !!.. to
r-nii.iies Noll h of t he Cent . a 1 llol-i.
sFNI'.t ii V, FA.
;.'.! T. Cl.EMKXT,
T piepaied to furnish every ib-scrlt'ti. in of lum
.1 l.'-r required by the demands of the public
'. i.. i!- all the latest improved machinery for
..iiuta.-iuriinr Limber, he is no-.v ready to :..! or
... is ! aii kind of
i !.n iiiiNi;. sidin'i;. Door.s siu'ttf.i.s,
.sH. I'.LINDS MoVLDIN'iS, VK
i: AN DAS. BHA KLTS.
.. -. 1 a'l kind- of irnaiiiental S. row 1 Work. Tuni
j,, o! .v.iy descrii.tioii icon, ptly executed. At-o,
A u;:.,c a -soi;tvi:vt r
hill LUMiiiu:.
KI M L K ami PINT.. Also, Shin-'u'-", Picket-,
Lathe, Ve.
Order proniT tlv li'.ied, and fhipied bv Failroad Pa
I K T. CI.KMF.NT.
?3rcfcssicr..t!
J
sa.fi! s. i:i.i.
T':"i:rv mi.i f : " n i i .s. at
l.;vc; ;"o;. I'.-i ry coiiiity. V..
A'.i t!iii!i-- matti r- in tin' f.miit io of N.ntli-
niiiliiT'aii'!. Sny.liM. I'nion, l'-iry an.l .luniata
jnompt'y iittrmlri! t.. oii-ultatioii-i can
lie h id
in the 'o'nn:m ami J.i:i:;:-Ii l.muaL'i".
apiil J 7. IsTI.-ly.
, y
'DMl'Ni) DAVIS.
at1'h:m:v a i law.
.-I N1U UV, l'F.NN'A.
( tdiee in 1 1 1 11 't " I'.iu!!;!'.
at !i si.. of Mar-ini.r..Tl.-'.y.
k' ' '""'''
sr v.
att(i':nfv at law
M ' Ot MY MlI.l' Tlol!.
, '..licet ,os ami ten. I.iis.ne- r.P..11
Ill'-mlr l to.
..wri!,..iif
ITTII'.'VPV tT I. W
.... .- -
onirp in iTriu:". s liiul.UMj. int 11 I'-'-l ,,r 1
of Marke' Si,iiare, SmiMiry. Fa.
Si-i: 1 u. Atti"ntio r.Mt to t'oi.i.n Ti"N-.
A'lT'HINT.T at Law and
I'viTrri S: TT- ('tiiln--l.ri. !iii-f with
i. Uover. K'.. in itntn? 1! IiFmu. Stiiit.iiry.
Fa. An-. 1 v.
A.
x. iticcci:.
ATTOKN FY AT LAW,
............ ,c , - i?
, am A-Tis.. .11 .-IK K r Titr. IK At F.
, N.-vt I)o-r to Jud-o TordanV Kesidenee. li-st
' tint Street. Snnhiirv, Fa.
..lleetions an d a',1 l.-zat matter : romptly :t
ten kd to.
; JEREJVIIAH SNYDER,
, ATTOF.NF.V A'l LAV.". AND
1rX jrVTIfi: T THK li:.l'K.
C.iiivevane'mir.thooolle. tio-.i- of ei.'.im-.'v: ;tiu
,,, ,
" ".-,,' ':.",, a,.., '',,.1. ran be cm-il!-
' cd ill the Kuult-h and b lau laiiL'iuye. 'iiiee
form(.r;v ,.,.,,-.,, ,,v Soion.ou Ma lick. K.-i.. "i-
((tju. y .,, 1s,n,i,!lrv. I'a.
i ' r,-i, - s;:;. lv. "
j . ' "
. f- .. ITIXC:F.
v .
.Mtornev-at-i. iw.
i ;KtIKiF.To'VN.
, Northuiubi-ri and F y v. .:.
Can be con-.iite I in tie" I'.li'':i-!i .in,! li.-rni.. :i
laneuai'.-s. Collections aiten h-1 to in N'oitii-
, iitnb.rkind and adjoinini: count ies.
; Al-o .L-ent for the- Lebanon Vai'.ey Fir-- Li-'i-
1 r.i tic- . iii pa ny . i'i.i'..
I. tl. It.tSi:. Attorn-y
ril II. It. KISL. Attorn.-y v. Law. M.N
X, IU'i:V. I'A. Ollice in Market Nit:ire.
(adjoining the o:ee of W. I. t.ieenoa -n. K'.. '
Pr.des-ional ba-:i.-- in t.; aTn! a 'join;' - comi
ties promptly attended to.
Sunburv. .March in. I7.'.-lv.
VV. G. PAGSCER,
Attorney at Law,
SunbTxry. Pa.
-r ;i. 17:. tf.
O It. IJOVK5!. fo:-n-y and Conn. .r
0 at Law. Koonis N..-. - " n l Floor.
TT II. .lIASSKIS. Attorney at Law. M .
II, 1UF.V, FA. Collect inn attend d to it
the count ie of Northumbcriand. Fiii-ni. Miyder.
l.aw. SI"N-
Montour, Columbia and Lyeomiti.'. aplpi.r, I
O
JOI.(t(X .'I ll.lt K.
ATToUNKV AT LAW,
'fih at hi residence on Arch street, one .Uare
north of the c'ourt Hou-e, near the jail. sFN-
Ill'KV, FA. Collections and all prof.- i .rial
biisims proini't ly attended to in thi- and adioin-
in:: counties. Consultations can be hid in the
German lanu'u. rjr, .IalVJ7-ls7.'.
zir.'.l.M'- I - " !:"! M' H
ZI I'.ti I.Ki: A ICOIIKtt it'll.
ATT'iHNKVS AT LAW,
li;!iee in llaupt's I'.uildiirj. lately i.eeupi.-! by
Ju.le Kockelein r and L. I . liohr'.aeh, .-'.
Collections and all pro fes-ion.i! fni-i.e-s-
pr m;.tly attended to i:i the Cmrt- of North-.ttii
her'.a nd a ml :n'..ioi!:in'' count ies.
D '.. lil.
- -
Ir. A. V. fUUK,
J. Ml-. Dotiuel's buiiilinu'. up -tails, .-.hove T.
1 H. II. Ka-e s law oll.ce, " p .s.te it.- Court
Hou-e, Suuhnry. '.i.
.lui.- I .'. 1; t. i'. mo. j.d.
f II. CA FHV A I.I. IH1K.M irk. t Si-, ( .
KJ m sFNlilFY, I'A.
Dealer in Dniir. Medieines, Paints, ii;;.,
Ma - - . Varnishes, Li pior, Tobacco, ;.. n-,
Fo-k.-t !5ok. Dairie :, .v.
T""le tAIM"l, Ollice in I
XJ Store, Clement House Lioek. HU bo
It. . II li;il, l.'tUee In ll,ll'
I'll
f..., II , t,i In 1 . . .,, f.'i.i.i .'. f.i 'I ...
" " ' ' i '" - r
"H other hour, wh.-n not Pi .if.-s-iona 1 1 v -n-
aire.! can lie loumt al to I e i n-e. on i'. -stunt
Street. sI'NLl'ltV. FA. Fuiiciiar ,-tt-n!i..u
uiven to surgical cases. Will visit P.,t;.t:t-eitli-r
in town or countrv.
hotels aub ilcstunniiits.
-i.i:mi-:t not si-:, -i h.r.i sn-.-.-t i
j Market, Sn-ibmy, I'a. THAU. s. SIIAN-
NOV. I'lopri.-t.
I! i en- in-.it and .
i of,
ab.e.
a. Ill
Tab; supplied with the d-iif-aeies ,,f t!
ind the w.iit.-rs attentive and o'. i
sunqurv. April ','1. 1 7 I
j T 1 I 11. IP I II l. IIIM . t.
J KIICHUN, Proprietor. M.p..-ite the De-
pot SHAMOKIN. I'A. F.-rv a't'eu'ioii -iv.-n to
tr:;vpI!iT-. ;iiul ti.- Ni-T n ci-, c.iiiio In t inn- l';v-"i.
A 1 r; 1 .. 17.1. TI'
MSIII;T0 HOI Ml. C. NF.I-F
Pro;,; ietor. i'l.ri.er of Market .V Second
Stre. t. oj.vo-ite tu- Co-art Ibei-e, suid.ury
I'a. ' M iy-s."7'i.'
VI.I.IK-IIKV Y IIOISi:. A. P.F.CK'
Proprietor. N'os.sF! and H Market Street,
above ci-htii, PHILADFLPIIIA. Term,
p. r dav. He l .fi t l ii ;i y -oli-it your j.at ron-
.lanii
N'ATIIfNAI. IIOTIII.. AFlit Tl S
. WALD, Projirietor, ieor-;eto-.vii N'oi'ih'd
ounty, Pii., at the Station of the X. C. 11. V.
t lioice wine and cisrars at the bar.
'I In' tiibleis supplied with tlie bestthe market
nt'e.rds. (iiHi.l st.ildiiit: and attentive o-ti'-i-.
II
I II l i: l.'S ICEVI' A l it A Ai T.
LOI ISIll'M MFL. Propri-tor,
Commeree St., SHAMOKIN, PKNN A.
H -.lje; lust, refitted the above Saloon for t'n
accomodiition of the public, is now prepared t'
scrvi .lis friends with the bet refreshment, and
fresh La-r H-cr, Ale, Portei , and all olb-r in-i It
qtlor.
w. s. r.noMis. J. I'm k i i: n ,
u j s. itiiis .v ro.,
Ki.Tvii. nr.u. tin m
ANTHllA 1TF. COAL. SI NiiFKV, PFNM'A.
Ill I I. E WITH IU. FaoI I.Y V .,
Order left at Se.-isUoilz .V liro"... ot'b e Market
I r.-et. will receive prompt at'.-ntion. Country
ll-tolll respectfully soiieit.-d.
Feb. 4. IS 1. tf.
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ANTIIKACITK COAL '.
TAI.I'ATIXK IIKT7.. Who!.-..,
IJefail dealer in every variety of
vthi:acitf. coal, t pi-fk yvhapf.
. ,-VUt-VV PFWI
St tt-'i'i . . ,, ,
iinds of Crain taken 111 cxchiinLfe lor Coal. .
i solicited and filled promptly. Order left I
All 1:
Orders
:,t s V v.-vo.-c 'on feet ioncrv Store, on Third'
tr. -t. will relieve l.roinpt .It'elltion, and iiioncy ;
reeeiptedlor, the iiinc as nt the ollice. .
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,,,..,.. .....a-i' ,, Tl.inl -.ml
o,0,o' ,IOS" r-,,TI' '" 1
. nusim-s ..l-.ii..; i ,
m. cp. WVFonn, Proprietor.
frr.VMSTKY.
1; 1: Din; v. m. in: NX.
Ik S',,1, .:!: Jii'iJ'lhl't, J.',-7f S-lfirf
Si nhi kv, I'a.,
Ii ri'pnrcd to do all kind of work j'crtaiiiiuir
to Ii-ntitry. IIo kcpp con-tantlv 011 liaml
11 larc assort ii'iciit of Tf tli. ami other Pent:;!
material, from which In' will In- iililcto select,
ami imw itie wants of his customers.
Ail woiK warranted to -ivc satifac;ion? or cl,e
the inonev n l iiiidi'.l.
The verv ln'!-t Month Wash an.'. Toot !:-low lei s
Kej'l on hand.
His references are the numerous patrons for
vh. en he has worked for the last twelve years,
Sani.nry. Aonl JMs. '.
WAX CitM. VAU!.
fliK inidersiirned having connected the Coal
1 !.n-'ui. s- with his eten-ive KLOl'U V (iKAIN
1.. ,.t-..T:.ir.-.i i.. .iii.nii- rn,ii;ii- wiih the
11. in. . I " 1 " II. 1
1 thv lti vniKioti,.
ibs:ai i'ok si5.
F.::ir, Stove and Nnt. constantly on hand. (Jrain
tal-en in 1 xeii.ine lort'oal.
.1. m. cAnw.LLAii:i:.
Siml.iMv, .Ian. 1".. 1S7U. If.
Ii:.r.clIi.rrtt.u:L':..
SI XI5I kv .iiaickm: Y ll!.
fourth Slrt'ot !'! larltel,
srxr.niv, i'ex.va.
rpilK nn.ier-'um d lias ret irn. d front llie Ver-
11! M.irhie (Jnani'S with 511 Ton- of.
Marl.;..- for
troiuuiM'tits. ;rao-Slo:M-i, t
Ac Sri:
... ,
' IT.. 1, . l.oii,-1,l if Biieli ti 'llles that 1
uil! nllow l.itn to sell hett cr Mono, for
'.'rJl l' -s money, than heretofore. I he best :
il ( . 11 11 11 1! '
3,ulliorlaiil ran- Aiarnio,
-.vhieh is latter than Italian. Itntland is now
so d as low as the Manchester.
Those, who need iinythinu' in the Marble lin,
for Monuments, (irave-Stones, or other purposes,
w ili tiuil it to their interest to call ami examine.
this hn-ee stock, as better bargains can be -ee'ir-
. "'l tbati biiyinc from parties -.neksteriiv';' roi-.nd ,
.... ...... ... . ,,,
- All Jettenn- will be done n the t.oatot ami
""-t !'I"-v-i ...,,,,...
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S.-.;tibury. .Tan. 1 1 , 1 s7:k
JOIIS M Al l.tlY. Ii- W. I KI-.HY
STP.W II,4IXIX JMM.S.
MiLL!.i:s!in:;. fa.
ni:a;li:v & pekuy,
Manufacturers and Denier in
riutirin, Siiline;. Surfaw r.oa:.'., I.atli, ;
And ;'!! kill,:- of Sash. Door-, Shut,, a-. Hand-'. ;
Mo'lhiilies. tVe. j
Ib-mlock .V White Pine Hill 5: -Itl'. an ! ail kind !
of iiuilditiL' Mat- rial. I
Stair building and (tr:n-h woik a s;-eeiaHy,
Manh Kkly.
M.v. ii Kr.TT a !iti:i:k.
DFALKUS IN
II A Ii D W A II K.
;r'n.i:i.v, iko.v,
;rxs, xaii.s
T )()!, koim:,
m.ass rru.Kvs,
I'AIN'TS, 1TTTV,
OILS. VAI.NISII,
shoe nisriDi jntg s,
t i i in i: r.t i.tiv..,
fishing 'I'iii-KN'. Aiiiiiimiiliii.
A !-:li line ofirool- .it low j.iiee.
no Tiioriii.i' t ) ir( v i ; n ids-
!'!' i e cull ;.;..-! . v.: :i.':n- -s!.
Ol Till: ANVIL.
MAIII KY lA.
.L.ne "., 171.
ui:r.t it ii wiiv :
Tin- i:lia!lc I a in ill ."! iinc.
D1AKKIIKA, Dvateiv. I'hol.-ia. Summer ,'
Complaint. C-am-.s.Ytc. ,,uich:y cur. d by ;
the u-.
ot
dAFDi'.LLA'S
C, .mpound Syi up of Bl.iekl.ei i y Uo.it an I Kiiu- !
h.ub. An ol !, w.-i! tried r-m.-dy. entirely v.--.-- i
t ib, pl-a-ant lo take, quick an I c-t.:l:i m
it!-.;; cm be depended on in the mo-t ur-nt
ca -- : maybe ".i.-n to the y.ei.,.-t infant a-
v. a t o a.lult -. It contains
No CAMl'HOi: Ol! OPICM.
ii i a ideas int cyti.i. t and r.-adilv fas-u
( :i:e!ien. II h i- o-l-n -ae I ot.- Wlien n -!
can had despair-, t. K-ep it in the l,,.n-e
ti-.- in tine-. Aii we a-k for :t is a tri-i'. Don't
l.-t your dealer put you oil' with som.-tiiln-; el-.-,
liny it. 'Iiyit. Soid by Di u-j-.-Nt :ii,d st-e.i-Kt"-:
'. hron-lioiit t Iii St r. . I'r-p.ir- I o,,lv
bv ' HA N'sKL!. .V lll'.O..
iul'.',-:;ni L''i"'"l Maikct Str-i t, Philadelphia.
S!I.IH) l ..IMS.
i'osu'oxhwmvt.
A (JraiMl Ciill Conceii.
A i.li iMi . II 1'
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tii- I :t.i, j . ii
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V, sal Si. l iN s i I M I
On THI liSi.AV. IT.Iilif i;y
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tie- i ire .
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be ,'i - I, "I 'Ie I. !!,.
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i.uiaU r irAv.li in .hi tli-ii w)i4-.-l -..'ir.- t fit- n- ;
l.UIIIII ll' .J'il.T.1 II "X Ml'" I .O'l I'",' 'I "I rilll' 1111' .
Ir-.m '.tli- r. I t.iH .-t.i.jmii will )-rtoriiM- l.y '
hln. 'I 1'i'ixm, c.nit;iiii ,i unil I.l;rli1c( n H tlli-li t-.l
au l"!t-' . n I'lcfiiitnii- ii- i f. tti-'- 1. Ill- ivi-lriit
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;iiini-i m j:.t.i ' ii - f .
All ...its I' .i.l i'. t sl 'Ai'i'.:i! l!M'..mt. i
... .. . II....
M" UV (Mil It' II Kb' I i i h I i III n i-is.i.ru I'U'i in
I ', isi i ui a-.- xi . in v i ii i i.-i ,,i lo I . x i ,r. -s at ..oi- x i - k. I:
.1. -ii. -I. I a -sets will I-- - nt t, I . v j o-i -s. I . i. I'. t
l i..- !-,i,.v.ii,,; -. n'i. in. n have kiintl.v i.iis.-iHe.l '
a. t :,s . rii-r.-.-s OT tin-aloi iltt I'-liei rt :
S. p. Wolvrrtmi. !!.. Hioel-r ih II. and V.". I:. I:.:
ii. ,i. Mill, Attorney nt : II V.-. I.. l.-:ill, .- (
, i..r..t r..i,-i.'-: Yv.. I. ir.,i,,ie,, K-t., lure.-- ,
i.i In -f N.;i,,ii..l I iai li ol Siml.i.r ; .lohn Haas, la-.).,
T-,,'"!;'"'-. "' '
( a al !. I. licit. Minnill V.
"j lie m no.: iiaiie-t v nth in. a n lii:;liiii.iui' d ion!
i,,,; ili,i, ,, ,, v i... v...,i!,i iu.t lend tlinr iihiih-s an.l
-.-1.. ;,n mo..itiiy ..t.-et.
s ri. s. Ill M.11ICK
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l.i.v'l s'i;.sh'.i?.
l lltl.ll' XI. HHIM'I I.,
(.numi ti-.
Ai ....uuiuin.-.i,..,, cii-inellv :.sw-r red. A.l.lr, -s,
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, r. s)..-al,ii. s.-er. t;.ry.
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IN THIS SF.CTION.
NKW TVFF.
NI". AT WOKM.
IMFKoVFl) i'lIKSsTS
SK1LLF.D v.-.,;::; MKN.
m:im.ks ii:ttiii t.x iii.e.i.d.
re iMMi-K-; mouki: 'n:.-
r.ooK, caim) and .ior. r;;iNTixi;
F.XF.t t"l F!) IN TI!F. 11KST sTYLF
W FDDI N; CAKDS.
! isl'I INti C ALUs.
SHOW I'Aill'S.
I! LL TI' KKI.
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; I'.l.ANKS.
I! AND1ULLS.
MFFCANTII.i: LF.7TKU IIMMiS.
NUTK IIKADS,
FILL I!F.A!i,
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AF!iS.
' HF.i KS ND !i: Ai'IS.
i ')'.' ) I il.'. M x! !'.
D'H.i;i. us,
FAFF!! liDoae.
M MI MS IS.
i iF' i i. i:s.
Il. ijtliiu- I'l it is li, edc I in the p.iiiiin de
partment v.,11 be executed with pro!-; t Ii --s an I
at low pii.-e. All ate invited to call and e.i
; 1. 1 me our hamj... -. No tiou'-e to rr e ' -t a i it,-
Mi.I show -.,.,!-. We .1 rfr.Fv i- thi-
'" all. who call for th ;l p-n-.j-e. without . a
I " I i,i,-i . t .- -. :i.s ilp;:...i. VI-.-:
.!- l':ii'tin-'. thati'sfully receive I.
! 'le-
DI'L WII.VF.KT. Proprietor.
t NIII LV. I'A.
-A.C i iT'i t : un
:;llt
Is TIM
hf.st iv i:hisix; mi:dh;m
In t h- ' '-'lit r ii p .:
.f the Ma'-.
I P I lit I '!. TFS
In ii" id" tlw Mo! Thrifty. Ititi'liigcnt and
w i: i. I II
MICTIONS op PKNVSVLVAVH.
Samii - copv
of ch.ir'j'e.
d" pi. pel sent to .III
v addre-s
. tv .'onfiu'tiomh.v stki:.
Kv.rvh'niv U inviI-! I n.i:n: :tu! -'tv i-f ll:f
irinUsoin'
assortment ol
'JOYS AND CONFIK TIONMIHllS
at
a I
j SAMUEL F. NEVIN'S STORE,
Iti tr I 11. f I 111 I lli 111
'. .j.!iot"inL' Moore .V DiiiiL" i
, . .,.v,.rl,v
I . . . i ! , In i THILD SlKFI-.l. sINHILN, I A
Jut op-lied a In-sh u i'iy of Confei tion.-ri )
eveiv .tescriptiot..
.... i-ivlC:
TA S l A I.I. lIMe
., , . laivj l- IUS
con-tantlv on hand. The best '.,,,.1.p ' ' 1 '
4 riU!AN'TSt DIJILD r LI II-
vrnv. jjio (.oi'FF.i:, TKA & sri( l-.
-.... .... t
. h i;r).. Hun t Cakes, i -verv liiornmL:
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icy CAKFS, P.ISCFITS, CK M'Kl-.US. Ve.
KV-KHS. i.i:ios.
FF-Fs-II FISH EVF.KV DAV
; ..... Tl, I...-, ,.r
:Wil l: sola Ht. me lows, ,m.-s. . , .... ...
i .,!W.J SM will be. delivered at the residence
of purchasers in any part of the town
i .. ii,. ..ra'lm.1 nsinrtmi-l
I PU1 l llll-O r .' .v'lj ---.-
(. all and fee the excellent aseortmi.-nt of L'ooils
nlld a-eporfl'TI Tir'ee-.
iii;ii rm: sow.
Ah me, my garden lie under the snow,
The shroudins:, dtiftiii"; snow :
Fach flower that I reared has bowed it, head ;
Its swe, ( bloom withered, its fiat:r:iuc i!ed ;
I fn loved them, living, and inocrn them dead !
Dead limb r this winter;
Lyin-- Deneaili it, still and low.
Dead ! and I loved theni so !
I!ut the sun bv and bv un it the .-now.
Tl-.e liiterin shroud of snow,
j And the beautiful bud and the stately tree
: Will shed their fra''t unce aiin for me,
And my heart chall b.; jrlad when my eyes shall
see
My treasures from under the sno.v.
That my yearuinir love hath chciih.-d so,
Kise f.flr in the summer pluiv !
(ill's balden lit-s undi-r the shrotidine; snow.
The beautiful, sheHoriirr mow ;
Atui the bud that lb- look from your hand and
mine,
; Are but waiting the time when His voice, divine,
Shall bid IF sun on the garden shine.
And warm to life in its L'low
1 lie precious :;crms lyin under tin' snow,
Thitt He took when we loved, them so !
x j iioi i tiiz: sin.m.itx.
'i:, the weary, o!einn sib -ce
if a l:i,ni' without the children!
oh, the stt.ui-e, op.esive stiilt.ess.
Where the children come no tiuir- !
Aii ! the lonu'inj: "f the sleepless
For the soft arms of the children '
Ah 1 the lonin for the face
Fe-pitm thro-ih tin- oven :l..r
Kai.i - one b.r e'.i ;n:ore !
Slrau-e it i to wal-e at mi !ni-ht
And n-it h-ir t!ie children br-ithin--;,
Nothilin but the old clock tickim'.
'1 iekiiir, tickitiL' by tin; door.
S;i-.in-;e to see the little I'.resst s
Haniiii up there all the mornintr ;
And the jailer ah ! their palter,
We will hear ii n.-verun'ie
On our mirth-for.-akcti floor!
'.Vh.lt is honi- Uit'llo lt the ' llieil. II '
" l is the e.irth witliout in verdure,
nd the sky without the stinkliiuv ;
Life withered to the cure '
So we'll leave this dre try d' sert.
And we'll follow the (, .oJ Shell;. ,u
i o tie- vener pa-ture vernal.
Whet.- the lamb.; luve "Koi.e Uvfore"
Wit ii !he Shepli-td ev i inure !
Oh. the '.Veai V, o!elllll silence
of a hou-e without til- chil.'.reu ! !
111, t 'ie rt rat:-", oppi csiVe ' ilille.
W!.,-e vh- eiilldu-ii cme no uene !
Ah! t In- loll-.I.U" of t he si- .-j,',. ha
!".- lb- sol i a i ins of th- eh: ..ii !
Ah 1 the h.UL'ine for I'.c face
1 -;": n tkrou-ii I h-.- o en:u doo:
i'.u-.-s enne lor evei alore : ,
jvhscclhtncous.
uiiat aii. i:i '!';:. v sai.
Fioin tiie Detroit Fiv I ress.j
Hi- lilli! been Itlis.ntiv; Ifotl! tiie ' I'ntnllltte'
tor ScVi rul days. :itn! C'lcvclaiul Tom, I'oi t
Huron IL1K Tall C'1iu.-:ici, atui tlie n si of
tlie bovs wli. r.i-rc want to L'd tlrunk with
him, couldn't tiiiikc out wlml hii'l happen
cl. Tht-y htnln't In itni thai llic-it- wa a
Wi-ririiit otit for l.itn, h:i'l never known of
lii.s bt iijo sick lor a ilay, :;nd i.is !!'.-
fioin the o'il haunts pnzzli il tin tn. Tbey
w re in the' liii!i-in-l!if-U';ili saloon yeu'o r-
day tnorniiiL', neurly h:ilf :i (l"Zeti of hem,
drinking, smoking aud pluyiti-; i ards.u hen
in .vulki-d I'gly s:it..
Thcif was diej) siltnrc for :i niotneiit n
they looked at him. Sum had :t new hat, ;
h:id been shaved clean, had on a clean col- '
lar, and a white shirt, and they didn't
know- him at first. When lliey saw it was
u-;lv Sun they ntlcrcil a slioji ami leaped
up.
'Cave it: that hat '' cried one.
'Yank that collar oil!" .shouted another. ,
Let's ro'.! him on the floor!" sc:t':!mtd a
third.
There was soitn-ihin-; in his In.'!; and
iM-aiin; which niiou' him ln-si!u!i'. The
whisky led had almost faded from his face,
and he looked sober and ili-;tutied. His
f. -attires expn sstd disgust and contempt as
he lo'.ke.l arotltid the room, and then n
venled pily as his eves tell upon the red
eves and bloated tact s of the crow d before
him.
'Why. wh it uiU ye. Sain ':' implied Tall
4 'hicao, as thi-y all Mood tin re.
'I've come down to bid you oood-bve,
boys !' he lepiied, n-uiovin hih h:it and
drawin-; a clean h.-tridhcichicf from hia
pocket.
'Whrtt ! I lev l turncii preacher !' they
f:!l()llted iu chorus.
Iios. ye know I can lick any two of ye,
but I hain't on the ti-rhl any tin. re, and
I've put dnwu the ia.-t (hop i f whiskey
which is ewr to go into my mouth ! I've
switched oil'. I've taken an oath. I'm join
to he decern !'
'.mil, be joii crazy ':' asked Port Huron
Hill, com in;: nearer to liiru.
'I've come down here to tell ye ail about
it,' atis'.vcred Sam. 'Move the cha'rs back
a little, and give me room. Vc all know
I'vo been a rough, and more too. I've
been a drinker, a lighb i. a gambler, and a
loafer. I cac't look back and remember
hen I'vecnined an boin si dollar. The
police Iict; chased me around like a wolf,
and I've Ken m Jul and the workhouse,
and the paper.- hai bed that I'gly Sam tvaa
the tenor of the Pototiiiic. Ve all know
this. boy, but ye liidtFt kno'-v I had an old
lied her."
The faces of the crmd expressed am;ize
mi nt.
'I never nit-n!:.;!!cd it to any of ye, for I
Wiis neglecting her,' he went on. she
was a poor old body, livitm up here iu
ll;'.- alley, and it the neighbors hadn't hilp-
rd her to fuel r.nd food, she'd been found
dt nd Ion-; ngo. I never helped he: to a
cent - didn't see her for weeks and weeks,
and I used to feel mean about it. When a
feller goi'ti Lack on his old mother lie's -gittin'
putty low, and I know it. Well,
he'n dead - buried yesterd i v ! I was up
there afore she died. She Sent for lie- by
Pete, and when I got theie I seen it was all
day with her.''
'Hid s . sny nnythinj: V asked one of the
boys as Sam Levitated.
'That's what ails me now," he went on.
'When I went in she reached out her hand
tome, and says sic: '-Smitn-l I'm gojn to
die, and I kuow'd you'd want to see me afore
I passed away '.' I sat down, feeling queer
hke. She didn't go mi and say as howl
was a loafer, and had neglected her, und
all that, but nays she: 'Samuel, you'll be
all alone when I am f;oni I've tried to be
a good mother to you, and have prayed for
! you hundreds o'nights, and rried about
i you 'till my old heart was sore !' Some of
the neighbors had dropped in, aud the wo
men were crying, and I tell you, boys, I
felt wen!,- !'
lie paused for a moment, and then con-1 His prejudices fairly overcome by the
tinned: I pleasant tit illation of 'irredeemable rags'
'And the old woman fluid she'd like to ! in his hand, he drove the party to theirdea
kiss me afore death came, and that broke ! Filiation, hitched and blanketed his team,
use ritlit down. She kept hold of my hand, and took his seat in the house to await the
and bye-and-bye she whispered ; '.Samuel, 'hour for retiring.'
you are throwing your life away. You've j The room was not larje, the company
got in you to be a man if you'll only make ! was, and the roaring cotton-wood fire loon
up your mind. I hate to die and feel that j shot the mercury away up into the nineties,
my only son and last of our family may go j while the perfume from the assembled sous
In the gallows. If I had your promise that j and daughters of Ham grew stronger and
you'd turn over a new leaf, and try and be j stronger a.s the sound of the fiddle and the
good, it seems as if I'd die easier. Won't 'caller' aroused to increased animation the
you promise me, my son V And I promis- j movements of each succeeding 'set.' While
ed htr, boys, and that's what ails me I .She
died holding my hand, and I promised to
(pit this low bus'mebs, and go to work. I
came down to tell ye, and now you won't
see me on the Potomac again. I've bought
an ax. and nm going up in Canada to win
ter.' Theie was a dead silence for a moment,
aud then he said : '
Well, boj-R, Pll shake hands with ye all
around afore I go. Good-bye Pete good
bye .lack Tom-Jim. I hope ye won't
lling any bricks nt me, and I shan't never
fling at any of ye. J t's a dying promise ye
see, r.nd I'll keep it if it, takes a right arm !'
The men looked rellectively at each other
after ho had passed out, and it was a long
time before any one spoke. Then Tall
Chicago thing his day pipe into a corner
ami said :
'I'll lick the man who says Ugly Sam's
head isn't level !'
'S;U I !' repeateil the others.
I'll omlti;; AVI fe.
HOW SJIK HEM'S HEK JIl'SUAND I'NUKIt
DIKLCL LTIFS I'ATIENC K ASH Sl -N-S1IINE.
She is a little bit of a woman, all patience
and suu.V.iine, and I'd spoil the best silk
hat that money could buy for the privilege
of lending her my umbrella in a rain
storm.
She's married and she's got an old rhino-
ceros of a husband, lie inakn it a prac -
lice to come home tight nt eleveu o'clock
every other night, and has ior years, and
he can't it rnembtr that she ever gare him
a cross won! about it. When hts falln into
the hall t.be is waiting to close tlie door and
help him back to the siltitig-room, where a
good fire awaits him. S(ie draws off his
boots, unbuttons his collar, helps him ofF
with his coat, and all ihe time Me is say
ing :
"Poor Henry ! How sorry I am that you
had this attack of vertigo! I am afraid
that voit will be found dead by the roadside
some night.'
Wl.azzcf mean by verzhigo !' he growls;
but she helps him nil with his vest, and
p'.easiitiy continues :
I ii. so "lad you u'ol home all right. I
hope the day will come when you can pass
in. uv of your time at home. It is dreadful
how your business drives you.
"Whaz bizshness
whaz yer talking
I'o'it . lie lei'iies.
.
I'".r one - how hot your head is !" she
coutioUi "i. and presently he breaks rtmvn
and we-ph and exclaims :
' Viz -. u r zic's a "oise wearing zelf out
1 "hatt's c iti - whisvi wax dead '.'
Next ti.. lining she never refers lo ihe sv.b-
ject, bu pbtasantly inquires how ho slept, I
and if his mind is clear. His boots may!
! ni:siriir, rind l.e yells out :
Whar-n thunder"' my boots !'
Mlight here, my dear!" she replies, and '
she hands them out, all nicely blacked up. !
If she wants :i dress, or a hat , or a cloak.
at, .1 lie yells out that household expenses
i i...ti...r l.i:i. u.w. 11...-..P 'cl.:.' l.lril
' "
back.
.... .... ,,l
....- ti.lia t..oi ll.af it... ....olil Ic.v,
married a "
site will writ'
uiirrcssman, or declares that
t her mother and ti l! her
just how it i.s.
'That's so. mv (1. ar-
, , ,
times hard,'!
, . . . ,1 i:oustiis) oi uimii nc acs iiu uii.i w.c uu-
siic s.iys. and she gets up Ut as good a 1
..... ,, c. , ;., , ,, married simply for the want of a proper in-
diunei as :l he had left, her bfty dollars. I l- , ., .
. . i troduction to one another. hat an ab-
lle may c ittie hmne lii;ht atsuiiiier lime, i .
. . . . i .i . surdity! There is not a womon nor a man
but she is not shocked. ne remarks that i , , . , , ....
, i i - i of any aiie who might not lmd a suitable
it is an unexpected pleasure to have him , . 7 Tl
, 1 , . , , , partner bv useing the proper means. The
home so cany, and she pretends not to no- ' . - . . ' , , , , ,
.. , . ' fact is, lhat atlect ion is smothered, choked
lice his stupid look. Me sees three chairs , . , , , , , , r
. , , . , down, subdued and paralyzed by the forms
wheat there i but one, and m trying to s;t ; - , . ... .
. ... . .. .. .. land conventionalities of this etiquettisli
down h.-strikes the Hour like the fill ol ai ,, . , 1 1 -
j . i . world, '."society' attaches a sail and chain
11 '!'',''" , . - ., , : to the natural feelings of the heart. The
'U l.azer i.iw zl.at chair w:iv I.T .' he , a
, , ,. l.ur sirl w.th her bosom iTinning over with
veils, ami he replies : ' , .,,-...!
- , , , , . . . ,i i iiurest love tor a worthy object must take
M.-s- ,...-t ".nl.. ,., I u. Mi-n.-l I L-nt-w vol! ( -
,
paud
would stumble !' and she heins him up
l.riiiL's him a stioiig cup often.
j.,,- i-'v,. a ol.,...,L,uo o,
!! i .......,
colli whether ciime sh- never thought of j
I'iai.Kiii' ii i sen mo'', ii i:i .i tii.ni ..i.o"r,'c
l . . '
him and saying :
'Now, t:n n, you'll either gel up and
i . . i - i , t- .. : .. .. ..!...; it n
...... . ... .11,1
iieiu me i, ies or incie un i uu ;iu muii-.i
mark that, old baldhead !'
'No blic didn't resort to any such ban;
and tyrannical measures. When daylight
coni'-s she siijis out of bed, makes two tires,
...s -,-.,,.,.. ....... .,
him, bhe whispers :
l -:.-.. ..... ...nl ..ri.i.f tl.., diCliVP
!.. I... 1 i.... i......t .... ....,-
,11 HI , ,1.111,11 LIK V ill.. i
morn 1'
He's
sick sometimes, and I've known
, . . . HlOU- I". M l . . s ... .. v..i-. s
thai .vo::mn to coax him for two straight; . . , ,
,. . . I of happiness are lost to ooth sexes every
hours to take the doctor s medicine, turn - , , . t t .
' i year, simply because parties who wish to
over his pillow twentv-two times, keep a;- ,,!!.. ,,.
' - , . , marry are not permitted by etiquette to
wet cloth mi his hea l, pare hiscoius down. , J rpl ..p., ,
, , , ., ' make the fact known. These unfortunates
an. 1 tun wish that she had a quail to make , ... . ,, . ...,.
1 ., might very properly say to the happy mar-
hiin some soup. , hen he gets into a fight U) U(e
down town ami comes home with his ears wilh Btone9.Thi9 niay
1,,',-en up and his nose pomted to the north- j .(js h o ns ,y(,r
east, ihe iu.uiires how the hor.se happened T ?
' 1 . ' ) (. ' 'iff .'"'t r.
to inii away with him, and .she says she is
so thankful th i? he wasn't killed. She has ! -
I
an excu.--.! for aia thing, and she never ad- ; i.r.AUN" A Tkaue. I never xk at my
mils that any one but herself is to blame I OMl ptoel composing rule that I do not bless
about anything. Lor' bless her I hope ; mycclf that, while my strength lasts, I am
she'll sho into Hf av. n and never be asked i uot nt the mercy of the world. If my pen
a (pi Mion. ! is not wanted I can go back to the type-
case and beshure to find work ; for I learned
l the winter of IsV.T-lW. while the wri- ; the printer's trade thoroughly newspaper
ler was ;i resident of Nebraska City, Ne- j work, and press-work. I am glad I have
braska, a young mau from Missouri a pro- j a good trade. It is a rock upon which the
(esse! 'negro hater' who had taken re- ; possessor can stand tirmly. There is health
fug.: iii the 'youngest State" from the ter- j and vigor to both body and mind inanhon
tors cf the bush-whackers in his own, was j est trade. It is the strongest and surest
part proprietor of one of the two livery j part of the self-made man. Go from the
stables ot" which tho town had boasted. .cademy to the printing office or the arti
I ne cold winter evening he was approach- j san's bench, or if you please, to the farm
ed by a squad of 'colored citizens,' and in- j for, to be share, true farming is a trade,
term-at d as to the charge of a four-horse and a grand one at that. Lay thus a sure
sleiuh and driver for a party who wanted i foundation, and after that branch oil' into
to e,) to dance some eight or ten miles whatever profession you please,
down the river. He did not relish the idea ; You have heard, perhaps of the clerk
..I ailing in the capacity of driver for the' who had faithfully served isttphen Girard
'nk'eei s- himself, and, as he had no hand 1 from boyhood to manhood. On the tTventy
with whom he was willing to trust his only first anniversary of his birthday he went
available team, he tudeavored to bluff i to his master and told him his time was up
them off by naming an exorbitant sum, and he certainly expected important pro
cash in hand, as the answer to their query, ! motion in the merchant's service. I5ut
and was not a little nonplussed by the Stephen Girard said to him:
prompt 'All right, Sah Hal) 'em ready at 1 'Very well. Jfovr go and learn a trade.'
Im'f pin seven. 1 fere's yotf mnnfy." 'What trrtnV, sir?
human nature could stand it no longcr,and
just as he had finally determined to go out
to the sleigh and roll himself up m his robes
for self-defence, our John was approached
by the master of ceremonies, and asked, in
a very pompous manner, 'Would you hab
any objections to go out in de odder room
aud sit by de tire place ? De bidie ohjtct
to ile smell oh be host on ynui- cto.sr.'
The alacrity with which he complied was
only equalled by the gusto with which lie
told the joke on himself, always adding,
'served mc right for driving de gemmen,
any way.'
Ton hino Eloquence. --They have a
very rhetorical magistrate in Detroit. An
Indian was lately arrested for drunkenness,
and brought before hini.
"Child of the whispering forest, son of the
grassy plains, it grieves my spirit to sec you
hen,T said his honor. 'Only a few more
i moons will come and go before j'ou will be
! gathered to the happy hunting grounds of
! your brothers gone before. You are an
! aged tree. Time has shorn you of your
I strength. You can no longer chase the
wild condurnngo and follow the roebuck.
The butl'alo grazes in front of your lodge:,
and yourarm is not strong enough to draw
the bow. The rumbling thunder and the
sharp lightning make you afraid. Once
you could not count the camp tin s of your
J tribe, so many did they number ; now there
j is nothing left of your tribe but yourself,
I two old army blankets, and a shot gun with
j the lock out of repair. Son of the forest,
why is this thus, and what do you mean
by coining into my trapping grounds and
getting drunk ?'
! 'The white chief has spoken many wise
words replied the Indian, in measured
tones, resting one foot n the spittoon.
'My race has fallen like the leaves been
j washed away as water washes out the
marks of chalk. J. stand alone. .My camp
fire, has gone out. and my lodge is cold and
has no mat. Kawnee Kekick has tears in
his eyes when he looks to the West, and no
longer sees the smoke of the camp-fires.
Our great chieftiaus have fallen, our war
riors are dust, and the wolfe utters his lone
some howl on the spot where stood our big
' village. I am'sad.'
j 'The red man may go,' said hia honor.
i "I cannot give you back your dead ; I can-
j not cover the hillsand meadows with for 'St
. .1 :i 1 c , , 1 . I. .
i atzain ; toe wuu iox aim ueer nave souiiui.
' deeper glens, and no power can waken the
warriors whose whoops rang from hill to
river. Go back to your lodge, beware of
lire-water, keep in nights ; vote early and
often, an 1 be virtuous and you'll be hap-
itf.issoK n udtitui:.
!
; KEFi.KfTifs or r.u iiki-or ani maids.
Time whirls us along the downhill of
life with the velocity f a locomotive ; but
; we have one comfort we can make love
i on the road. What the negro preacher
i-. . J , 1 .r W'nlnn i rt I ,1 eni.l l" 1 . . - I'orlinm
O.ll.i O. 'ilb.4lA IUi(l Ul. CtllVJ. V. tJ,., .11.1.41.
J '
he find a weaker place, dere he creeps in.''
There ii a warm corner even in the cold
est heart, and somebody, if that somebody
cin be found, was made expressly to .iii it.
' ..J, 1; .,.
as much pains to conceal the fact as ll it
; , ' , , . . , , .
were a deadly sin. and heaven had not im
planted within our bosoms the tei.derspaik
a I..,.., .,. l. ,v...l , U,l,:,
l , t lilt WilM-T SW l il- uv -rit.s - -"-'
natural? No, it is artificial. Why should
. . ,, . , . , , , ...
j mumetable marriages be prevented by chill-
I ia.T nllog aml ,,au:.iticl, y Nature is modest
" . ' . . , , ,
Dill sue IS Iioi. a suiieiiuu uji (nunc
Look
i at the birds. There are not bachelors and
i old maids among them. The hearts that
j flutter under their feathered jackets follow
the instinct or love, and they take to bill
ing and cooing without the slightest idea
; ,liat (.,IirU-,5j, Hll(iuld ,,e a ,;irioaI afl:,Ir.
; j thih. for()ni (;lchelors nml
J
disappointed old maids, and lonely widows
j ami widowers among the unfeathered any
tli.io tin. f.i'itlw.rp.l l,io,,I J I ),e:r5
; the trade, and in time brought to his o!J
! master a splendid barrel of his own make.
I Girard examined it, and gave the maker
J two thousand dollars for it, and then said
to him :
'Now, sir, I waut you in my counling
vooni ; but henceforth yon will not be de
pendent upon the whim of Stephen Girard.
Let what will come, you have a good trade
always in reserve.'
The young roan saw Ihe wisdom and
understood.
Years ago, when the middle-aged men
of to-day were boy's, Horace Greely wrote :
'It is a great source of consolation to us
that when the public shall be tired of us as
an editor, we can make a satisfactory live
lihood at setting type or farming ; so that
while our strength lasts, ten thousand
blockheads, taking oirence at some article
they do not understand, could not drive
us into the poor houBe.'
And so may a man become truly inde
pendent. An InisiiiiiAN's Wili In the uame of
God, Amen ! I, Timothy Doolau, of Iar
ryuowndcrry, in the county of Clare, far
mer ; being sick and wake on my legs, but
of sound head and warm heart-Glory be
to God ! do make this my first and last wili
old and new testament. Firet, I givs my
soul to God, when it plazcs him to take it,
sure no thanks to me, for I can't help it
thin, and my body to be buried at IJerrv
downderry chapel, where all my kin and
kith have gone before me, and those that
live after, Itlonging to me arc buried, peace
to their ashes, and may the sod rest lightly
oyer their bones. IJury me near my god
father and my mother who lie separated all
together at the other side of the chapel
yard. I lave the bit of ground containing
ten acres- rale old Irish acres to me eld
est son Tim, after the death of his mother,
if she lives to survive him. My daughter
and her husbaud I'addy O'Kegan are lo
get the white sow that's going to have
twelve black bonifs. Teddy, my second
boy, that was killed in the war in Amcri
kay, might have got his pick of poultry,
but, as he has gone, I'll leave them to his
wife, who died a week before him; I be
queath to all mankind fresh air of heaven,
all the fishes of the sea they can take, and
all the birds they can shoot. I hive t;
them all the sun, moon and stars. I lave
to Peter U llatl'erty, a pint of Poteen I can't
finish, and God be merciful to him.
We thought that everything that it was
possible to say about 'hash' had been said,
but here is another contribution : A cer
tain hostess, whose table is noted for its
uniformty of dishes, has a brisk daughter
who electrifies iier ma's boarders with the
foil owing parody sung to an accomtiani
ment on a new fifty-dollar piano : 'While
beefsteak and venisou cost lots of cash,
be it ever so grisly, there's nothing like
hash ; the scrapings and leavings of no use
elsewhere, when mixed altogether make
excellent fae. Hash, hash, eond meat
hash ! I?e it ever so grisly, there's nothing
like hash ! A stranger from home, hotels
dazzle in vain : O, give me cheap eating
house food that's more plain ; the waiter
who gaily re-echoes my call f r s. nice plate
of hash or a single ilihball. Hash, hash,'
etc.
IItT ox Sleep. To literary men,
preachers, journalists, and brain workers
in general, the following hints are exceed
ingly worth attention : The fact is, that
as life becomes concentrated, and its pur
suits more eager, short sleep and early ris
ing become impossible. We take more
sleep than our ancestors, and wc take more
sleep because we want more. Six hours'
sleep will do very well for a plowman or
bricklayer or any other man who has no
exhaustion but that produced by manual
labor ; ami the sooner he takes it after the
labor the better. I'ut the man wlrise la
bor is mental, the sm ss is on his brain -snd
nervous system, an.! f.r him who is tirwl
in tie; evening v. ii h a day of application,
neither early to bed or lorise is wholesome.
He needs let tiug down l the level of repose.
The longer interval between the active use
of the bi.iii and the retirement to bed, the
better his chance of sleep and refresh:in nt.
To him an hour at';- r midnight ir- probably
as good as two hours before ii, and tv.ii
then his sleep will not so completely resior;i
him as it wili his neighbor whoi physical
ly tired. His best sleep is in the early
morning hours, when all the nervous ex
citement has passed away and he is in ab
solute rest.
Can AxyOxk Tem. ? Can any one
tell why men who caEriot pay small bills,
can always find money to buy liquor, and
treat when happening among their friends?
Can any one tell how young men who
dodge their washerwoman, and are always
behind with their landlords, can play bil
liards night and day, find nlways ready at
a game of cards ?
Can any one tell hosv men live and sup
port their families who have no income
and do not work, w hile others who are in
dustrious and constantly employed are
half slat ved ?
Can anyone tell how it is that nine-fenths
of the mothers are so ready to sew for the
distant heathen, when there children at
home are ragged an.l dirty '!
Can any one tell why four-fifths of the
young womon prefer a brainless fop under
a plug hat, with tight pants and a short
tailt d coat, to a man with some brains ?
Crniofs Habits of Indians. Among
the curious habits of the Iudians referred
to by Mr. ISaucroft in his great work upon
the native races of America, we find some
singlar facts connected with childbirth.
In most cases the mother remained alone,
or if attended by an old woman, the latter
confiued her attention to singing or calling
the baby from afar. Sometimes they
pressed the infant flat, so as to squeeze out
whatever filled its little stomach. It was
then plastered outside with villainous
pastes, and its inside stu.Ted with abomin
able mixtures. Tattooing, lip-pierciug
head-flattening began at once. The In
dian mother nursed her infant for cue or
two years, but infanticide was common in
the case of fema'e children. But the most
curious custom was that observed by the
lord of creation. This gentleman feeliug
it iucombent upon him to suffer also, if not
likewise, took to his bed, directing all the
attention of the nurses toward himself.
He simulated the pains of labor with grant
and groans, while the mother performed
her household work as usual. "Just,"says
th' rnnvrtg woman, "like n man all owr
e i.ttelle.
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