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VOL. XXII.
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1873.
NO. 15.
Card
ilir.celliiteou.
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CL H. Gil
rilKK. Attorneys a
All pr'ssl'oai ous,
- J '. ... , ; E. H. Marshall's drug store
S3 CROUSE & SHIRES,
V '1XEK t'-s permanently ltd .
, i '.i-'the p-etle o bie protessbJO.
Vcarles Knsslngcr'a Sl'ire.
ll - I
- v. M EL wn oenMon to prvrtic
- ""-. te-iiere hit proicssional eervt-1
1 ",r.f oi S-'itCTHt end surrounding
iZ the old .lac. fa i
Tdseufncturers of Seed and Hvntna
CIGARS.
HDFOni. PA.
Orders Solicited. No authoriaed inal.
HARDWARE.
Ij'3'
VKEK in lers Lis professional ;
cr.iiens ol Somerset and viein- :
ijeo-e, one d"or west of the Bir- j
JU. .1.
KiKj.NTZ. ATTORNEY AT:
. t- nmmlrf Alien- .
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r ir 4 i. fr
tniftcu to bis rare In Minerset
. e..unlioS. Oinoe lu ic
Jje-tf.
Cotfrotb
.'....fi, i.i lnw in Somcnwt in'
i i ulioe in iht Recorder ottice.
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John F. Blymyer
) I l ia nnrivklol & uthern Reni!v U wiTntoJ
j njt w ouot In a ling l irticle M Mfenrury. or any
l injurioui minerui aubiuiaoe. bat 1
j PURELY VEGETABLE,
! eontinlnir tho Sotithcrn Ruot, nJ Herb, wlilcb
inn ik!l-ie Prorxiruce ba plred in ruunlrio.
, livhx. attorneys at Few Doors Above the Old Stand,
I'x. Oix in rt'i.!niee of ;
I
,1 rr-
f. , ,;t. vTHUiNEY AT LAW. SOM
; ' ; ppunpilv nlienii to il busiarn ,
il M ja.-"lvan-J on coUcciinn I
' :". n-.,;u-3t. on Main fixect. ,
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ATTKNEY AT LAW ;
tte, SomenK-t. Pa., will i
c;rateJ tot;!f mrawith IliOS,
ATTORNEYS AT j
wlirr. Livrr l)ieae mast preralL It will cure
alluiaea- i)T rancieot of the Urar.
Tbe Sympums of Liver Ouni.uint are a bitter
utd taate in the tnouib; Pain in the Back. Si'lfl
'crjoiaix, often miMakea for Khrumatism: Soar
! Stoiuarb: Ie of Appetite: Bowclj alteruatnir
I roative and lax: Hraifarhe: Lou of Memory, ;lh
And offra to hi nmmwn and frirnl a full lino a painful eaatif of hiving failed todofnme-
ol gjodsat tlio very lovual prtora, thin mhl h ouut to have bWn done; livbilitr,
! L Spiritp, a thick yellow appearance of tbe Skin
j and erea, a dry l oach often mistaken forCwi-
Ilftrdwaro of Ererv DcsfTintion. : 'um!'tion- S.-tnetlnjc many of thee aymptomt
xhxuwt. ci -every iiescripaou, , ttend , dise, at others err few: but the
' Liver, tbe lan;et orfran In tbe hujy. U t-eneraliy
' tbe avat of tbe diepe. and if nut reajulated in
time, irreai lunertr.g , wreicneone ana ut.A I it
i will enrae.
. ti t HAKE.
a " .1.. t.nili In S-
r t-uu-Jes. All nu-ine en
r.'.Tu pr niptly a-.icn led to.
XAILS
AXD GLASS,
j Tbis Groat Unfailing SPECIFIC will ot bo fauna tht
Loatt Unpleasant.
I Tr PTSPFJPSIA. tNSTIPAT10N. Jaon
' dice. BllloutatUcka. SICK HEAltACHE, Coilr,
: Depletion of Splrlta, SOVR STOMACH. Heart
! Burn, c, .c.
, .!.:. IIENTIST. Somcwt,
;i iront part oi jaii. upri-".
Siii: LiTr Esmaa cr Wee,
. . . i .a
' aJa n tVAuic. r.-u;t!ii. ex- : In tbe world.
- v tctli 1 1 all kin-:-aud of I xaxrracTTKCD olt T
i:""t:v'! A"j; "r i j J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
'Z '- ;,7 " xTOKN EY AT I AVT ' ' MACON, OA, and PHILAli ELI HI A.
1 '-N '. ,k iV'"1' ".1 attend to a.l 1 usiucsa en-: PriCf fl. Sold bj all Drp)rlr.ts.
" . ::i.f-fc!aii.i a.y-j. p i I ! Fur f Kt W. Benford. S..m-rMt, Pa.
-r " teUH.-To.lr. ; julyl ;
.. .Ti.,.i.rVlTMW : Kl.S . (I. UTLNUkiOD. J
il - 1 . ... H life. Jan. U-tt. '
USE IS PAStSIXU.
Time la rushing in hia chn 1 ;
Kapidly bu wbocli go round;
Though they cast nodoft libind bim.
Tbongb they bare no rum Ming aonn l:
Silently tbey bear B9 ocwarJ,
Sous OQr journey will be o'er
Sooa the frienIi with whem wa mingle
Wo aball as and boar no more :
S'on cor feel ihall pref the meadowj
Of the raft eternal ihore.
Ftylng montba and yeara remind ni
Of the world we're poaain to;
Let ma leave (rood deeda beblsd ,
In the world we're paasilna; tbroagb,
WMch (hall be the ased of kindni
Wattred by eelcftial dew.
And shall bear fruit for other".
Fruits of joy a ad peiee and lori.
Yean long after we are aloglng
In the immortal land abore.
Men are born and man are dying;
Tbouaanda coma, not one can a lay ;
Time la aw I ft, bla wheela are - jinn,
Nerer ceasing, night or day.
For the laughter, nor tbe arjing.
Of the atriokea or the gay;
OusblDg dvwa the Ood defying;
Tbey who laugh at Death's delay
And from sorrow, ain and !il.lri.
Bearing smile at .uM away.
Plana and tchemea of men and nattina.
Hearts and bomeo and homretca-I tree.
Granite walla and Art'a creation.
All the eye drliirhta to tee.
All the oar deiighta la hearing.
Crumble, tumble, fall and fade;
Ob ! we need a world more cheering.
Free from graree and rypresa shade;
Thanks to Gol ! that world we're nearin.
In eternal aappbirea laid.
in tie regular way. I tbonght that
a fair nrrangeme nt. but it did not con
! tent Lim.
i He wanted to lie my hand.- com
'pletely. He hadti't a ha'p'orth of
i confidence in ine. He pave me crcd
j it for no srrt of affection for his dang-h-i
ter. He insisted that any money that
j I in the future inigLt bpeome possess
!ed of I should covenant into the m-
tlement. It was absurd. Of course
lcouldn t cousent to it. I hai rnr
bnsine9 to consider.
wife and children if I have any
will reap the beneSt h3 much as I
shall. However he wouldn't listen
to me. I toldGeorgianna exatly how
the matter stood. She's of age. I
asked her whether he'd marry me
without the old man's consent,
jrirl ! she was in an awful way.
she did not care to do that.
Mis Warren vonr explanation about
the letters."
"Wbv shoulduH I."
Tk Treanraa ef Troy.
TLc Auabur? Gazette tiublishcs'
"Don't you see? She thought you i letter of Dr. Henry 5hlierniann,who ! bent at tbe
UiUn t enl ba ner letters rur a n-j Tor the last three years ban u-en oc
tiiiieatal reason; because they were , cupi.-il with excavatine; on the sight of
so dear to vou that voa could not pos-i Ilium It w dated Tror Julr 17th
sibl v part with'theia ; and so, in point j and contairs information of verv ' to have b-n worn as Enger rinsrs
of fact, that little misunderstanding rrcat impcrtan'"e u rchje-Joeists on bv the roval princes-ws. Abo
Doatk Tbo Bro4 t aVylac
The Kinm ilngtiinf for Sep
tember opens with s readable article
upon the subject of death, and the
dread of, dyinjr la it the writer
show that death, with all its ter
rors. i not so murb dreaded &3
mea suppose. All the known evi
dence upon the subject goes to ihoiv
that at tbe leat it ia but a painless
bleep. At 20, ay3 tbe writer, we
talk eotiicntaIIy alxiut it, or jent
ingly, or defiantly. At 40 we are of
a more serious mood ; we carry
grave or two in our hearts, and
scarce eare to stroll for choice in
graveyards.
At CO we have accepted it as a
dire necessity. "Friend after friend
has disappeared over that steep hill ;
and the command to climb may come
to us at any time." Of tLe feelings
and last "words of the dyin?, he
'Thc old man prate? p!ea-.ant-
! Iv of the pantinie of his sturdy youth.
decorated band, 1 millimetre in thick
ness and T millimetres broad. The
remaining three are double, and are 1
ends and adorned with'savs:
heads.
"Tbe fifty sit other ear rin js are of the old woman langhs aarain lovingly
various sizts, and three of them seem to her bv lover, and apoieon ex-
'- piresa lonely exile at St. Ilrlena.
e ; with a lan" i-roud crv of TV.v
Of course mv f singlv,
!. !. . 11I . 0. i a
ox Lers icu io me resiaonsfinicnt oi; the latest results or bis
vour love affair."
"Do vou think so?" he asked ma-
But if Georgv has made
any mistake about the matter, I
think that I am bound to set her
right."
"Mv dear Stone, take mv advice,
for fear of accident: set her
right
labors. We I the ear rings in the adver vases were d'arme." Dr. Bail sa;d that in
extract the following from Scblier- laid a nomUr of ornaments strung ia V4st experience be ha l never
niana'fl interesting letter: on strings or fastened to leather, for known more than one out of every
"Atthe beginning of this month, oa and beneath them I found, as men-. fiftj dvinsr men quit Lfe one W-iit
as I was digging a depth of rne-j tioncd above, thotiS3ndsof small gold-!niore c'onscions than when thev en
tresol feet 10 inches), I found the en articles, viz: rings Ac. The per-;terejjt "Liht more liht!" "cries
son wLo attempted to save the treas- j i0 wjth his parting breath,
ure luckily had the presence of niind ir Cullen. when dvinr, faintlv' in
to place the silver vase, with the vai-; f:.Iiate3 to a f-iend; 'i Wi3h I
after t!ie weddin? coremonv, not
I'oor j U fore.
But ; Whether or n-t be took mv advice, j laree copper abject ot siniular form
She j I'm not awure. He was married in which claimed mv attention the more
to Miss Warren; and I i as I believed I noticed trold behind
there is no help for it the thing's ! know that the old lady was often it On it rested a solid lavcr of red
broken off, and I am not to be mar- heard to declare subsequently that i ash and calcined fragments li to 1?
great circular wall of Trov, which
proceeds in a direction northwest by
west from the Sescan Gate, and con
sequently in the immediate neighbor-
nooa oi rriam s paiace i struct a
shrunk frcm offending her father, so! due course
! ried it seems, this time at any rate." she quarried the best husband in the j metres thick. On this tva built a
j He spoke rather sorrowfully, but! world.
; still without the slightest trace of! . a
temper. I endeavored to console him j v other'. Ad a ire.
in a common place sort of a way.
He opened the email packet he had j Allen was sent to the city when
been holding in his hand. j quite a lad. The scenes and objects
"This is pleasant," be said quietly; which met his eye, so unlike the
quiet and unchanging u:e ol his na-
MTOXrft LOTF. AFFAIR.
It was agreed on all hands that
Ned Stone was a very practide fel
low. He was a broker in the city.
He had been very poor at one time
in his life, and had to work very hard.
His industry had in the end, howev
er, met its due reward. At middle
age be was comfortably circumstanced
"here are all mv letters to Georgiana
Ah! and here is a little present I gave
her, sent back to nls."
There were noj many letters.
Their contents I could guess; little
enough like conventional lovejitters,
probably very unexstati compositions
vet simple and to the purpose, and
tive village, filled him with interest
and excitement. He never felt tired
of looking and walking about in the
time spared from his employment.
Among other places of which he bad
heard much was the theatre. Some
of his associates went, and there wa3
no end to the wonderful stories thev
ATTORNEY At LAW,
."..re pr.pt 't-r.-. : t"
cre iu S. ieret and
e .-n I r.iou t:r:e ppo-
-u;l j.v. -ti. ;
- . .-."u'lv iniorms tbe 5 ab- j
-.; r - we.l Vaown botei in ti e
1-. fcia iu!entj..n t- keep!
.. I;. 1.- wiiivlva si:a-;k ti
,:n tiitir cu-ti m.
JOHN II'LL.
An-1 everything tM-l-'nir'rii: t the I nip trade
WHITE LK.U.
LINSEED OIL,
VARNISHES.
PAINTS IN H1L AND IiRY. AND
Hire, Dale City, Pa.
We sell Irft neg ..tiaMe East and West. Inufta
an.l Checks on other banki cashed. Special atten
tion pal I to cu'ilecriviMi. Sloney received on ce-
pslt, p-vaulaon demand: iuterest paid 00 timedo-
posits, kcerythinir in the liank. in line wiii re
BKVSHES, , cetve oor prompt pera.iri-1 attention: we shall do
our utmost to irive eatiatactioa to our depotora
ano errepiri.!ent.
1 uiavT ,i r-i'u i'.
unexstatic enough. The present was
a ring a large diamond, heavily set ' told of what they saw and heard,
in pure gold, just the valuable," sim-1 Allen felt a rising desire to go too.
pie. substantial present which I could ' He manfully resisted it, however,
have fancied Ned Stone selected for ! " Come," said one of his compan
ies betrothed. ; ; ions, "go with us to-night"
"I suppose they!l'$peet me to send I "No." answered Allen, "not to
I.n'L- (;Ar(rinnl lOtfra in Imp v , fll-u
r. -;r I... w 1 -"-"" ....... 1 . ,
, 1- uimii .w .uvujui tru- '-l ndotibtedlv." . o vou alwavs sav not to night
ierallv that the step was a prudent ..t, ,i, .,:i . .,.,.i, ,. ! ,.,.mf" Hocido r nnnV t. -n "
" .Not to-nigbt, ' still answered Al
len, walking away;
"Vou shall have a ticket if vou'll
uables I have described, ia the chest j coui,i wrjte . j W011kj descrile how
in aa upright position, so that not a ! peasant a thing it is to die."
single pearl fell out, and everything j.a(,0n at the point of death, writes
. with incapable fingers of the snow-
stuffed fowl which cost him lif j. Dr.
j Black, while eating bread and mUk.
has remained unharmed."
A Parrot wit Wicked Tewgne.
ii.oujsii.iu hPn iie announced to Lis friends
T Ti'riTVrt.nnTi 9, AT TtiflVT) therefore, that be thought of taking
HANKERS
i i a 1 1 L
MaiuSirtH t. opiHilc llie lt,t- ; 1 ' V A Tv v I!i0nts come to an en.L','
w r4rln I ihot I K.l ?-i . o a-T(o - f .
,. ' , , . , " 7, i "Certainly ; it s the.usual wav."
his hand and heart to one (.eorpanna ; e Lf. Mn t
arren, tne tiaugnier oi a weauny , rfflect a ,iue ;
merchant, anu mat. n.s oner naa oeen ; ..jrave a ci Le eM VTeMalW ; ion.
accented bv tbe ldv. we. of courso .. , ., i .-I 4 ..1.--.1. t:, k.. 1
: : - . - . ' . anu lei us ibis aoouiBomemm'r eise. ju uui. .u, uj, . . , ..
hastened to ten-ler our heartfelt con-j Th:s j. ot themost 6Trecable sul ,iec t'id he, "no, no; keep it yourself; I ', " ".""
! on!v come,
still urged his compan-
. o. no.
v v ; rr"... 1
1 ,1 1 i .
'. in n.l IVsctist. Berlin,
at'.eu'.: t- aii cees
. - . . . t . T r t . .- 7 ' . A -
mmi:iisi:t, ia.
painters' goods in general' Cambria County
BANK,
Tnble ItniTOM and Fori,
a. o
, .::i:ret. ' '
MIL LEU. aft rr twelve
e tractive la Skv:i;e. ha
:iv U-Citcd at Pouraet the prae- j
j.'sid tea.itra tu pr.rfe?f iai ser-1
::r ct Soiersel atsi Ticxity i
i'ri iVore. oppooite the Harnet '
ean be omi-uite.! at ail t.uea !
L:.y engaged. j
: vf. i,'t.v nr-fwert-J. 1
Pih'KET KN1VKS.
SI'i nj.VS.
HEARS
AXDSCISSC'ES.
PiiECELAlN LINED KETTLF1, Ac. aie
V.
I It'
-TLETHWA1TE. ATTORNEY
eret. I'a" Profei'ial busi-
J" k "
ted and punctually attend- I n n -Jv,nii.In,ul H, termlned to
1 aeu ai lie very toweri pTiora. i,e mm a cmli.
I juoe li-'Ti
f.K.
AllOKNEY AT LAV.
S.-mersel, Penn.
'-,l.T.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. I Fruf-ssi.inal businerii entrusted
-at: '.. led to with .nn,nes and fidelity
-ri ;u-th.
v. h. arrrti-
J. IIOKNEK,
Buggy, Carriage
M.AV. KKDI&CO.,
NO. 268 MAIN ST K LET,
JOrsTSXO'W"IS3",3..J
In Henry S-hr.U-' Brick Euilling.
.1 Geueral Danklug Business Transacted.
trafta ad OLl and Silver bcarbt and sold.
Collect lut ;n.-i.ic in all para cl ta I nlted Statea
and Canada, interest allowed at the rate ot six
K-r cent. r annum, if lell aix moot ha or longer.
S;.-ial arranpenicnta nude wltb Uaardiana and
others who hold moneva in trost.
apnl la 73.
. r . . iin the woriu. leu "Tne what von
ed tone spoke of t.ie matter in ave been doin g with vourelf fate-1 "How obstinate!" rejoined
lis own simpie, sooer w ia : y ; other; "whv, what can lc vour re
"Well, you know, I'm getting on,", - Si. flJ t. t,.V;n,r ntllt j n ?"
t. :.i 1 :r 1 . "" " "3
lie baiu, nuu n i kiii rirr i'j uiii
j wail 1-4-5 metres thick and eight nie
jtres high, which conoisted of large
' rocks and clay, and must date back to
the period immediately followingthe
destruction of Troy. To save the
x . t -
treasure iroiu tue cupimiy oi m v worK-1
men and preserve it for the benefit of
science, the utmost haste was neces
sary, and although it was not yet
time for breakfast, I ordered them at
once to rotse work. Whilst mr
workmen were taking their meal and
resting I cut out the treasure with a
Ijr knife.
"Tbe object which I had first seen
was a large, flat copper dish of the
foria of a large tray. It is forty-nine
tentimetres high. In all probability
it is a shield. The second obiect
j which I brought to light was a cop
! per ketter with two horizontal han
jdles. The third object was a knar
j plate of copper having a rim two mil-
jiraetres in height. A silver vase 12
(centimetres high is soldered on it.
; fourth obtect wa3 a eoper vase.
i Next I found a perfectly round bottle
of
f "THE PC3DST GOEn.".
Around it runs a partially finished
A heavr goblet
purest, and another gold
I dies so tranquilly that his stiffened
fingers grasped the spoon with its
ee cup in
Last winter a Gratiot street sa-
V t", . contents uapi!kd. Co
came across a saloon sporting the i 8-.'a while Gbt La3ac
wiekenpst. n!ii niarrnt nr hioli'oree loam. : 1 - .
T r ' 1 not ps t he rim of nnrtpil r.r7i in
the dead man's hand, not a. drp
having fallen to the ground. "That
we live in the shadow of death" is
ed to speak the English language.
Gratiot street stood bv and heard the
bird "rip and tear" for a straight
hour, and when be came home that
parrot came borne with him. All tbe
way up here the purchase "wenUbr"
the brakemen and baggage men, rip
ping out oaths which Captain Kidd
couldn't have handled, and the furth
er north he came the more wicked be
grew. Reaching Detroit, his cage
was bung up in his saloon, and Jack
has been there ever since, np to Fri
day, it was a poor day when be
didn't learn a new oath or slangy ex-
.. m a.
. j cringing vessel oi tee iorm or a ship
tne 1 . i i. .it . ,r
I v nu i i, inrjre uu;r, w uien weijn-
J i T li o , . 1 1 1 1, o ,re lPACnl1 T want
:...-u-,,t r . r .... v
ii,.UUUn,,..v. .u ",,u1 ;iav. As I went awav he
i ng awui .oureerymu i ; iet!v. -I think I shall
lUiUh i ? ii a 1 1 v . ri uai'i'f in tail
eaU,
ed exartl-r TOO mmmes (II pound?
I arntrrlrmn. On fhn nnf aula fr .
Allen hesitated for a moment, j is an opening for drinking. 7 contime
" My mother told me not to go to the tre3 in breadth; the openin oa the
try to see ! theatre ; therefore, I canuot go," he:otjj0r
JOH IMtkkT.
jams s bobuto.
JOHN D I BERT A; CO.,
FFK'-'TH k M-PFEL. ATTORN E"V A I i
Li A .1 tu'ine entrusted t their eare will
:--...i i i-un 'tuallT attended t. I
r, v..v,,j n r oi s.'n'nern end of Mam- j
' - a. ijitrance from Dtaim-nd. j
srxisxt."5r.
A bil'.s still continue tAie praitl -e of
. re prepared to perform all opr:i.'ns
rt rM.er and at as low prices a tbe same
v-rn L .ne anvwuere in the State
: : tetth lor an; a double set lor All
: warranted: and tec:h extracted wlth
jen 7
AND
LIGHT WAGON
MANUFACTURER,
SOMERSET PA.,
!
I n-w prepare.! tj manufacture to order every do-evrtpti.-
of
CAERIAOES.
lit riJlES.
STLKIES.
SPKIN'l WAGNS,
HACKS.
O .,
I "t AkVE A
K 7714 COIf.lfSSJ.V MCRCHiSTS
Xv P.AN-iE PLACE, BALTIMOllE. ;
oO'iTomen;s and 1
! BATEsBES,
i NO. 240 MAIN STREET.
I
JOHNSTOWN, P E N N A
! We sell Iraf negntiable in alt parts of the Cnl-
. te ! suites anO Can.las. al la rorritrn countries.
I Buy -.ld. CvupiTts d Croremment Hooda at
tiif'h.-st market price. Lmn money on approTeel
peeuniT. irraiu anu neras on oioer imi csio
Oil. ioney received on depneK payable on demand
, Interest at the rate of Six fr rerd. per
Annum jt'itd on Time Dtpotitt.
Everything la tbe Banking Line receives oar
proait attention,
i Tliaakful to oar friends and customers for tbelr
1 past t maire. wa llclt a ciotinuance of tbe
aaine. aivl invite others wbo bare business In our
SLEIGHS. ! Hoe to give us a trial, assuring alLthat we snail at
r all times do ail we ran te rive enure sattsracti'.
- r L- L.1
aivanoes
..v taade.
.r.
a walker,
'ris aiirvt Couc't. Pa.. Lku Kjl
:U . r AefjL wu Lut iM re.
;ir oaa culirtic ucai int
.;. ia TUvfT and Nu"kL ccotjuet.
Address. Helrun. Thayer
apnl i
HN WILSON k SON,
miiuliai.i: .KOC Kits,
In the Utert and m.-st i-pn ved style, and at the j
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I have iiMl aa cxpenrnr of over twenty rar in tb
I'm.-itKiMi. He i. tbervfur. enabled tw tmrn but a
j CrK-rlaM rrfakrle. both In point of materia, and
wuriuuaaiiip. All work warranted to tie anrere
; et-tited wiieu .n?inir the thtyt aat aatUtartiutt
i ru;traDtoed. Ail kiultf i-i
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I IK. in a neat and substantial niauner. and at tbe
,hone-t He is determi-e.1 tu do all his i
I work in sj.h a manner, and at s-h prices as tu i
i n..ike it to the interest of everybody to patronise !
. bim. Call and examine bis work before purrbaa-
inje e!e here.
I js.n D.J.HORNER. I
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who bold moneys in trust.
Jan 17 72
AN ACT
Conferring Additional PriTilrges oa the
JOHNSTOWN
I ve no doubt aojut it as happy as
a fellow has a right to expect to be.
One has not a right to expect to much,
of course. Rut I'm quite fund in my
way of this Geo-gianna Warren, and
I think that she, in her way is fond
of me; she is not too young nor too
old; not too good looking nor too
plain; she is sensible and accomplish
ed enough ; and I don't see why she
shouldn't make a good sort of a wife,
and similarly, I don.t see why I
shouldn't make a very god sort of a
husband. Perhaps I'm not very fond
of old Warren, the father, and per
haps be jsn't very fond of me. Rut I
don't know as that matters very much.
I dare say we shall understand each
other better by and by; meantime I
must trv and make the best of the old
man's humor, and not run counter to '
him more than I can avoid. j
And it seems to me that the old fel-j
(ieorianna once more, for a partieu-jat length firmly replied. His com
lar reason."
I d d not ask what the particular
reaso i was, and he did not tell me.
A f.rw nights after I saw him again J
He was at no time subject much J
change of mood, or at any rate seldom
betrayed any variation of that kind.
Vet it struck me that, if anything, he
was in better spirits than usual.
"You did not mention," he said,
"what I told you tbe other night
that ocy engagement waa broken off?"
I explained that I Had aet mention
ed it for a particularly good reason.
I had not seen any person whom it
wuuld interest to be informed of the
fact.
' It's just as well." he said, ' be
cause the engagement isn't broken
off. or rather it's on again."
"Indeed! I'm very glad to hear
it."
I told vou I should trv to see
pan ion ceased to urge him longer; he
beheld in Aliens face a settled pur
pose to obey, and he left him without
Spying a word more. That was one
of his mother's last injunctions: "My
sou. do not eo to the theatre.
measures bnt 3 .centime-
j tres. The treasure likewise contains
a small goblet of gold alleyed with
25 per cent of silver, whose foot
measures only two centremetres in
I height and 2 centremetres in breadth.
I I also discovered six pieces of an al
loy of gold and silver hammered in-
l nder such circumstances
l . o . . ww-a w i
laus mignt nave saiu, "iiv, i see ! nr -.,;.. ,,, a ,t, ,t,.
some j t0 t,e f,j-m 0f ar:e blades.
one end
cut
true, but the shadow is no terrible
darkness that- need scare or terrify
us, when it eompletly envelopes us
we shall be only
"Like one wbo wraj the drapery U hia eouch
About bla. and lies down to plea sac t dreams."
That Nrw Cillar Floor. We
have been troubled for some time past
with dampness iu the cellar, and last
j week we got a couple of men to come
1 anJ A'rr it nnt fnr f.ii-.t cr ttr.-i ac.il
pr.s.on, anu nnaur e became so fiUed i:in w;th a como-t A Mortar
that nobody but a hardened villain fiaor We fcwd fjr fcc!P ail
could talk with him j that n? bt but co-claciefi tht CLbb.
He ws sold last h nday for twea-i ju3t back of n, mu,t citber fjnJ.
ty dollars and his owner kept him in hi wife with the roIIinff pin, as
about aa hour and .then sent him he "des sometimes when Li- muscles
a present to the minister's wife, who ' ,i .,f.;S4i or .....MUr,, fin(. ,.f hU
So we paid no
u j uarni id me uieaier ; way suouiu . out in th. shape of a crescent. In all
a uvi K- ; a nee uo rea.-wu oy i ike hood these are tbe Homeric tl.
been small,
cannot go. My mother, I fancy, did j tS( wbich must have
low would be no fonder of anybody j (Jeoreianna again. Well, I knew
else who might want to marry bis : that she often with her father and
a . a m X - I .
daughter than ne is oi me. l ou see other relations and friends went to
it's our affair Georgianna's and mine : the Zoological Gardens on Sunday,
and not his ; though it is hard to make ! So I went to tho Zoological. I soon
him see it in that light. But I dare ' discovered her with Warren and a lot
sav it will come right in the end. 0f other people. She saw me and un-
That's what I tell (Jeorgianna when ! derstood bv signs that I wanted to
she takes up with rather gloomy views peak on the quiet. Well, she linger-
about her rather a temper. She has ed behind a little, and when the rest
good sense, and, I think looks at tbe 0f the party went to look at the kan
matter very much as I do only, of garoos, she slipped with me into the
course, she can't help feeling that he j. enake house.' She looked a little
is her father, whereas, tha"nk good
ness. he ain't mine.
It will be seen that Ned Stone was
not a lover to "sigh like a furnace."
As for writing a woeful ballad to his
mistress' evebrows I don't fancv he
could have accomplished such a feat,
even if Lis life depended on his doing
so. The thermometor of his love
stood at temperate, with no tendency
toward an upward rise. The "marks
of love," as they are generally under-
tood, were not discernible upon him.
He never said a word as to the ag
frightened, ami a tear stood in her
eye.
So I put my arms around her it
didn't matter to me who saw, you
know and told her there was noth
ing to be alarmed at, and that I only
wanted to say a word or two. I told
her I was sorry I had not sent her
back her letters, as I ought to have
done, but the plain fact of the matter
was I couldn't do it.
"You love me still, then, Ned?" she
said.
Of course I do, Georev." I said.
itated state of his breast, nor to the ; "Who's been telling vou I don't.
. Trc ipi.te 1 to 1 of the v. ry best
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r-.r;;-u.ar attention paid tu Ui pros-j
va of lie mural teeth. Tbooe wibint I
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Hse of Representatives of tbe Commonwealth
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GEO. H. ANKEKSON.
Speaker of tbe Senate.
Approved the tenth day of March, Anno Itomi
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A.C. REINOEHL.
Pepaty Secretary of the Cum nwea.li.
junrd
excitement of bis feelin?3. He did
not regard Miss Warren as an angel
or a goddess. Probably he would
She began crving bitterlv.
"Come Georgv," I said "let us get
married whether papa likes it or not ;
have been the first to contradict any ! 0I1V vou say the word. Poor child !
allegation that might have been made she could not speak for crving ; and
to tue cueci inai fciie was anyining oi
the kind. Miss Warren appeared to
him what she seemed to e verv body
else a nice, sensible English girl.
I called upon Mone one evening.
laugh-
she looked at me, and gave such
little nod, and then she began
in? through her tears. It was the
prettiest sight vou ever saw. Of
course I kissed her ; and then I turn-
He was alone. He looked a little j ej ani who should bo staiding at mv
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t'refna, June IS.
grave, ana rieiu a smaii, s aiea pack
et. We discussed various indifferent
subjects; then I inquired concerning
Miss Georgianna.
"Ob, haven t yu heard : he an
swered. "Rut of course you couldn't
have beard. The affair is off. Our
engagement has come to end."
"You don't mean that," I asked in
surprise.
"Yes; the thing's "broken off," as
people say. It's a bad job, and I'm
sorry for it, but it can't be helped."
Had tbe lady resented bis serenity
and discharged him? I asked mv
self. As though he had heard the ques
tion he went on: It's the old man's
doings. I hope he's satisfied now.
He's tbe most unreasonable and dis
agreeable old fellow I ever had the !
misfortune to meet"
"But what did he do?"
"Well, we fell out about the settle
ment; that was where tbe hitch arose.
I'm sure I did all I could to please
bim. I gave up condition after con
dition, quite in opposition to tbe ad
vice of my solicitor. I told Lim to
settle what money he proposed to set
tle on his daughter it wasn't much
after all just as he pleased; I didn't
want to touch a half-penny of it
He might settle it, I told him, just as
strictly as ever he pleased, or he might
settle nothing at all upon her, if he
liked that better. It was bis daught
er I wanted, and not his money. And
for my part, I'd take care my wife
never came to want I undertook to
insure my life for a large amount, and
to assign the policy to trustees for
her benefit, in case of my death, cove
nanting, of course, to the premiums
regularly, and to pay tip the insurance
side but old Warren.
Georgy gave a little scream, and
then tried to make believe that we
were looking at tbe boa constrictor.
But of course that didn't work, so I
said to old Warren, Georgy and I are
going to be married ; that's quite set
tled. But you aad I may as well be
friends all the same. We'd much
rather have your consent than not
Suppose yon give it to us."
"He was so astonished that before,
I think, he knew quite what he was
doing, he'd taken my hand, with all
his friends standing around and look
ing on. Ot course, be could not go
back after that And so the thing
was settled.
I congratulated him heartily. Pre
sently I said by chance:
' How luckv it was that you didn't
send back Mis3 Warren's letters."
"My dear fellow, that was what I
wanted to explain to her: I couldn't
send them back."
"You found them too dear to you."
At last then, he bad been betrayed
into a feeling of romance.
"Not at all;" be explained. "I
couldn't send them back, because I
hadn't kept them, I'd destroyed
t hem.
"Destroyed them!"
"Yes. What was the good of them?
I only keep business letters; they're
regularly docketed at my office. But
for Georgy's letters they were no use.
I made tbera into pipe lights."
"You didn't tell her that"
"No ; I hadn't time. I never ar
rived at my explanation about the
letters."
Then, my dear Stone, let me en
treat you, whatever yo do, don't give
not know as much aa she thought she
lii-sshe, way off home, cannot tell
what is what ; besides, other young
men of my age go." I say that some
lads might Lave reasoned thus, and
disobeyed and gone. Not so with
Allen. His mother bade his not go
that was sufficient for him. He trust
ed to her knowledge, and confided to
her judgment, and he meant to obey
her; ves, and what was better, he
was not afraid to say so. It was a
wise decision, an"d if every youth
away from home had moral courage
enough to decide doubtful questions
in the same way.there would be many i
better men for it. Allen is now an
excellent and honored man .. S j
Visitor. j
Why Old H-ids Are Not Married.
On Monday evening the Rev. Hen
ry Morgan delivered a lecture in Bos
ton on "Old Maids." During his dis
course he gave seven reasons why
old maids are not married. Some
cling to family name don't want to
merge into Smith family. Some
prize their beauty too highly don't
find a purchaser. Some are too liter
ary. Literary women should not
marry; Mrs. iiemans found the feed
ing of five hungry boys uncongenial
to her tastes ; Mrs. Sigourney was
unhappy in her domestic relations:
Mrs. Fanny Kemble preferred to be
the heroine of herown tragedv," Fran
cis the First," than to be Mrs. Butler
rinee, for instance. Achilles (IL xxiiL
269) propose as the first prize ia the
funeral contest a female slave, as the
second prize a horse, as tbe third a
kettle, and an the fourth two talents
of gold.
"I also found there three large sil
ver vases: all are sperical below, and
must have rested against something.
I also found there a silver goblet, a
silver bowl and two beautifully work
ed silver vases. The larger vase has
two little tubes on each side and was
hung up by a string passed through
the tubes. Tartly on top of, partly
next to the articles above mentioned
I found thirteen copper lance heads.
At their lower end may be seen a
hole, in which in most cases the nail
j or pin by means of which the lance
head had been fastened to the wood
en shaft was inserted. The Trojan
pcars, therefore, differed essentially
from the Roman and Greek, for tbe
Trojans stuck the shaft into the spear
head, the Greeks and Romans the
spear head into the shaft I also
found fourteen of the copper weap
ons so frequently occurring here, and
never met with elsewhere, which,
while almost pointed at the one end,
develope at "the other into a broad
blade.
"I formerly considered them to be
a peculiar kind of spear, but am now
convinced that tbey can have been
nothing but battle-axes. Moreover,
I discovered seven large double-edged
the second: Hannah More. Miss copper daggers. Only one ordinary,
Edgeworth, Miss Sedgwick, whose,8"1.1-1-41 kn!fe WM among
books have made the world better I these treasures. I also found the
than thev found it, did well to re- i of sword, as well as a four cornered
main single ; the same may lie said PPT har, with a sharp edge, wbich
of Alice and 1 htrbe Carev, Louisa
Alcott. Elizabeth Phelys, Emily
Faithful, and many others. These
were wedded to their works. Like
Michael Angclo, they say, "Our
works shall lie our children." Miss
Herschel was too much absorbed in
the stars for "sparks" below ; Miss
Mitchell preferred comets to bache
elors ;Anna Dickinson wouldn't hitch
on to a Senator ; Miss Susan B. An
thony, the Bismarck of the strong-
minded, who plans campaigns, heads
tbe charge, leads the immortal fifteen
at Rochester, and charges on the bal
must certainly have served as a weap
on. As I found all tbe above men
tioned objects together, or packed the
one into the other on the city wall,
which, according to Homer, was
built by Neptune and Apollo, it seems
certain that they lay in a wooden box,
w hich is mentioned in the Iliad as ex
isting in
PRIAM'S PALACE."
. "This appears tbe more undoubted
as 1 round next to the ancles a cop
per ker ten and a half centremetres
in length, the key bit being five centi
metres square, lbat the treasure
rebellion tried condemned, con
demned without a jury of peer, fined,
imprisoned, all this by man. Miss
Anthony marry ? Marry a man ? No,
never ! unless an executioner. Then
all the tyrant men should Lave one
neck, placed on one block, and she
hold the axe. Then she would per
suade them.
Some are too religious ; these are
the Ann Lees, Ann Hutchinsons, the
Jonas of Arc that have set the world
on fire with religious enthusiasm.
Some are too much absorbed in phil
anthropic work rlorence Nightin
gale, Miss Barton, Miss Carpenter,
Dorthy Dix. Some Lave no knack
to win jx Liver. Lovers are often
fools, caught with chaff. How to
win them is an art Mr. Morgan
comically portrayed a scene of love
winning which elicited much great
merriment and applause. Some are
broken-hearted. Of all tbe treasures,
heart treasures are the most sacred ;
of all robbers and m orders, heart
robbers and muiderers are the most
contemptible ; such a man I would
hang on the gallows of public con
tempt higher than Hainan. Some
have waited too long, skipped jus
one too manr.
lot box the John Brown of woman's was packed away at tbe risk of life
and amidst fear and trembling is
shown by tbe contents of tbe largest
silver vase, at whose bottom I fonnd
two magnificent golden head bands
and one frontlet, and four splendid,
most artistic earplants of gold. On
these lay fifty-six golden ear rings of
most singular design, and thousands
of very small rings, dice, buttons,
Ac, all made of gold, which were ev
idently detached from the jewelry.
Then followed six golden bracelets,
and on tbe top were placed two gold
goblets. Tbe one bead band meas
ures fifty-one centimetre (twenty
inches) and consist of a golden chain,
from each side of which hang down
eight chains, thirty-nine centimetres
(fifteen inches) long, which are cover
ed entirely with small golden leaves
to cover the temples.
"At tbe end of each of these six
teen chains hang, an idol, 3 J centime
tre (IJ inches) in length, adorned
with the owl's head of the goddess
patron of Ilion. Between these pen
dants for adorning the temples may
be seen seventy-four chains, also cov
ered with leaves, and 10 centimetres
(4 inches) in length, destined to hang
down the forehead. To each is at
tached a doubt, leaf, centimetre
( inch) long. Of tbe six bracelet
two are entirely plain, closed, and 4
millimotres (1-6 inch) thick. The
third is also closed, but consists of a
The telegraph reports a marriage
on board a Western-bonnd train.
Was a railroad tie ?
had beeu attentive to his family dur
ing sickness. She was very grateful,
baring often thought how nice it
would be to have a talking parrot
around tbe house. "Jack" seemed
put out by the change of owners, and
he sat on his perch all Friday night
and refused to say a word. Saturday
morning the minister's wife started
for Pontiac, and she carried "Jack's"
cage into her husbands study that
neither might be lonesome. She had
been gone about an hour, and the
good man was scibbling away when
all at once the parrot suouted:
' Hearts is trump!"
The good man gave a jump and
looked out of the window, thinking'
that a conple of bad boys were play
ing euchre under his shade trees. lie
could see no one, and, supposing that
he was mistaken, he seated himself
aad began writing again, when the
parrot shouted.
"Not any gin, thank ye!"
Horrified, the clergyman looked
arc 0-4 and be saw "Jck ' trvinr to
wick at him. Half doubting if it was
tbe bird which bad spoken, ret de
termined to find out. he inquired:
"What ?"
"Shut up, or 111 put a head on ye!"
replied "Jack," hanging to the cage
with one claw and shaking his feath
er. "Is it possible ?" exclaimed the
good man drawing nearer to the
ape.
"Champagne Charley was his name
Champagne Charley waj his name,"
sang Jack, swinging furiously on the
stick.
Vile bird, vou shall go out of
here!" said the minister in an excit
ed voice. "I would as soon harbor a i
highwayman. j
"Iwouse mit bim," cried Jack, and
then he chuckled and cackled as if be
was laughing heartily. '
It is a sin and a shame that men
have taught an innocent bird to use
such language," continued the good
roan, as be picked up tbe cage.
"Hit him with a beer tumbler " re
plied the parrot, trying to fasten his
claws into the ministerial leg.
Little did my wife dream what a
viper she was winging into the
house," mused the man. "I shall
hire some bov to carrv vou awav."
Send for the Black Mariah," re
plied tbe bird, and while he was be
ing carried out he continued. "Who
stole the wheel-barrow."
The minister reached tbe stoop and
called to a boy who was playing
mumblety-peg on the grass:
"Here, bub," he said, as the boy
stnia nn "fair , Vi i j fT rn
th mrr a In.i - , K . ., ..ci
where and give him awav, and I'll . ' w , y w
-i-u .3 ma r i' 'i iur uiaiuiruauir,
at least of their children, in case of
the death of their father. The com
monest dictates of humanity exact
this of every man who assumes the
parental relation , and the memory
of bim who fails to do his duty in
tbis respect should be execrated. In
what fitting terms of contempt and
reproof can we speak of those men
who squander, on rum and profliga
cy, what would suSee to insure their
lives, for the benefit of their families.
and, saving nothing, die and leave
bovs with a bed-lat.
attention to it The. next morning
both of ur servant girls were miss
ing. " After hunting around for awhile
we looked into the cellar and there
was the cook, standing by the furnace,
knee-deep in cement, holdinz oa to
the coal shovel, which was also bur
ied half-way up to the top of the han
dle. The nurse bad sat down in her
fatigue, and only her Lead was visa'
Lie, while ia. sevtral places on tie sur
face of the floor thero were arr holes
where the milk jug, the butter pot, tie
cold veal and the lima beams had
sank. To make tbe situation more
dreadful, the cement had hardened
during the niht, and it became a
question whether it would be better
to blast out the cook with gunpowder
aad resurrect the nurse with nitro
glycerine and run tbe risk of killing
them, or to let them die where they
were and save funeral expense?, ex
cept for the cocks upper half and the
nurse-girls head. Bat when the ce
ment man came he said it would be
better to cut them out with a cold
'chisel, aad he did it at a cost of two
hundred dollars, and that rery night
both girl left without warning. The
cold veal is there yet. Centuries
hence some antiquarian wiii erub
a . u
aronna ana oiow it out ana present it
to a museum a a fossil specimen of
some unknown animal, while be will
probaly go around lecturing on the
milk-jug aad the butter pot as uten
sils used in by-gone ages by a race of
savages called "the Adders."
We would like to be alive then and
have a pa to that lecture. We
would like also to get our hands on
the receipts to pay for excavating tie
two children of Erin.
A word tu Wlvvu.
Our arguments upon tbe subject c
life insurance have thus far been ai
most wholly directed to men. We
have appealed to their consciences to
do justice to those who are depend
ent upon them. We have shown as
clearly as lay within our power their
whole duty to those to whom God
has placed them in the relationship
of husband or father. We now wish
to say a word to wive. We wish to
impress upon their minds the fact
that they have some right, that their
husband are bound to respect
They have a clear right to demand
that a certain portion f their hus
band's yearly income should be in
vested for their future maintenance.
By reason of that justice to which
the humblest is entitled, tier have
give you two shillings.
"Oh, dry up now !" growled Jack,
seeming to know that he was about
to change places again.
"Give him to any one who will
take him," continued tbe minister.
"I have received a shock which fair
ly makes me tremble."
"Chuck him under the table !" call
ed tbe bird, a he went through the
gate, and when ho was nearly a block
away he could be heard singing:
"We won't pn home UU morning
Till daylight doaa appear."
WfcsU rssd.rdr-lailac
It dries the soil. It moistens it
It makes it porous, and therefore
mellow at the touch of tbe plow. It
makes tbe land work easier. It
warms the ground in cool weather,
and cool3 it in over hot weather. It
is earlier in the spring, and later in
the fall, in tillable condition. It as
sists the frost to a greater extent du
ring tbe winter. Is indispensable to
grow grain successfully, and grass
that makes good bntter and cheese.
It is the cure of materia ; makes a
country warmer ; increases the value
of land. It stands the heavy rains
without harm, passing off the surplus
water and retaining its fertility. It
will bear stock on it earlier in the
season, and sooner without harm af
ter a rain. It is a comfort to know
you have it But it mast be done
well, else there is a loss, often the
loss of the whole labor.
their households
tian Union.
beggars ! Ch r
Kinds iss to Cows. A recent
writer place, great stress on the fact
that kindness most be constantly ex
ercised toward milch cows. Very
often young cows are restless or ir
ritable, especially during the opera
tion of milking; but whatever the
cause, gentleness i the only treat
ment which should be allowed vio
lence or harshness never. There are
many causes after recent calving
that may produce inquietude, but no
other remedy will be effectual. A
young animal never forgets ill-treatment,
and a recurrence of similar
circumstance will remind her of for
mer punishment
fsMUag Crm Ft.
Texas is a good Democratic Stat.
The evidence: Every one of it Dem
ocratic Congressmen voted for and
took the salary steaL Its Legisla
ture voted not to invite President
Grant to visit that State, but extend
ed its hospitalities to one Jeff Davis.
It last Democratic act wa to over
throw the common school system.
Only one thing remain, rix : the
adoption of the Kentucky platform.
The S.'orar Journal, after giving a
number of experiments in feeding
eora to pig. remarks that these state
ments show that there is within a
fraction of twenty-four pounds of pork
in a bashel of corn ; and the effort of
every farmer should be to get out as
much as he can of it And to do this
he must have the right kind of hogs,
they most be placed ia the condition,
and fed in the right manner, with a
view to profit
! Editor a poor wreteh wbo
Uies hi. head to fill hi stomach.
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