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a mort deitubifu!
,). f .l I lie tiraiuifa-iitcuiici.i.u
norf l;r.U-UIil!T crOt'f
il, andabfav
.nr.. , Jailing Tbe car compao-
iitis vi l.o are nir.r.o'l L
the kind u
K ll; t I'iKJfl
a nun aiiu a i
, ,i in liif (,na e ;aee of tioie,
were (jrsiu'i.'ir
tLe cars up town, j
Leir capciiy. with
lu.iI to twice their
.1 .. is .i h..rsi iir-iial t'i d
weatD- '
er It was me f.raia fn in tbe
lusi
OSrc uptown, arid the jd--d
r.flr "i.t on h'V Itullltlir tbf'f
steeds
sh'iu.d
etreet. ,-rs" cf joinu At 23J
IJercbV cKccrs ft"pi'd every
one of
tLe car. aid c-inpciUd tbera to Btay
there till J::i'tiRl ttuinn could be
put on. There wan no help for it,
aui ever three Lundred car, all
loaded to their tstn.oM with buugry
men, .-r Li hi tL. reau h'iur, till the
teaii.e t.ecearv to drawing tbem
wi"h K!i;c degree of conif rt could be
brought aud a.lacbcd. Tbe pasxen-ccr.-
w -re as wr..:b a. the companies,
but Mr. Ilergb itiforind tbera that be
!!d il for the purple of awakeciag
tLliu to tiio uecen-iiy of taking eowc
in:cre.-t ia buuianitarian movenients
While Lc 1? about it he ougoi io uu
Fomethicg fir the drivers, wbo fire as j
Laiiiv overworked as the horses, aud
i,ot baif well led. Tbe car driver
iu .New Yoik is compelled to work
from fnartcen to t-ixuen hours a day,
ii freezing weather, rain, fdow, aud
Mee:. night and day, for which tbey
receive the niarjificf nt f-ura of Jl-f',
Tbcy arc compelled to stand on their
fiet't'l tiie tiuie, iiiiil tLtre is scarce
ly one of ibern who bus not varicose
veins. ,r tome other direa.e brought
oa I y exposure, equally serious; and
cs severe as is the labor, and as
hard as the w e: k, there arc thousands
r.ppU k-.g LjT the positions for every
place, thai i- vacant. It is a rather
good proc f of honesty that tbey work
ot c-II s;k b 'a(.'fs, rat'uer than Bteal.
i;ia while the cuimals are taken care
!, there has been as yet no society
f.ratvized to prevent cruelly to men.
The street ears are so many miuee of
wi-aitb, and the companies are tnor
rr.r i:.-iy rich; but their employees are
tinnier worked a.'u le.-s paid than
nr.y ia the ci;y.
!!Ki!I MVINC ANI I'EFAI.CATIUS.
The freipieiiey of defalcations by
To itig men holding couGdential po
sit: .ria excites a greut deal of remark
lerr dav some young man gets
awav to Europe in a mysterious
v. fiv": his It loks arc examined and be
is f.iund to lu a defaulter to a large
aiuoULt. Tiiea his employers iuves
liate. aud it is f mid ibat be has
been liviug fast, that be has been
uppi riiiig a -vuujan," aud that bis
f.ce is weil-ku'i a in the gambling
in-IU. If he is siuurt, he bas stolen
and saved euougb to be able to euui
prunise w itb tbem; but as a rule uei
b Mpi.nidered all that be bas stolen,
and bas fled without money or char
uc.iT. i k.i one cae of a young
iiiau w Lo bel Jiiged u two clubs, his
liviug at which cost him oot les
than $10,000 a year, wbo kept a
mUtres.n w bo required a carriag fr
her ow n u-e, and whose mid day
lunches never cjt less thau $i
At tbe clubs up-tow n he was sup
posed to be a partner in tbe bouse,
and bis extravagant living was oot
considered singular. It turned out,
bowever, that be was merely a clerk
on a salav of $1,800 a year, aud
that bis defalcation iu twi years
-foot.;.! up over S'JO.OOO! And be got
away to Australia with nothing
bis mother sold stocks to get the few
Luadreds lbnt were necessary to take
Li i in out of New York. Kve'y cent
of Lis goue on Lis vices. Misciia
trcss sold his carriages, horses and
icwelry, aud immediately proceeded
to find another victim to ruia.
A not her clerk, on a salary of $1,500
embezzled in ab ut tne same lime
$.'.0,0t.'0. wLieb lie spent in the same
way. It is a singular thing tbat the
business of ft great bouse should be
managed so as to make such thefts
nissibie, but it is s i; anil the? occur
almost daily.
POLITICAL.
The holidays have taken the spirit
ou', of tbe p jliticians, and there is
nothing new oa the chess-board.
The democracy Cad it bard work to
keep up au excitement, aud they have
a'o iut abandoned tbe Idea of inter
posing auy objection to tbe inaugura
tion of the legally elected President,
Hayes. They have quit drinking
blood, and as an easy way of letting
themselves djwa, talk mysteriously
il an appeal U ihe ourts. Nothing
will come of it. Tbey have lost tbe
;amc, and have made, up their minds
to grin and bear it. The men of
money will not respond to the invi
tation to ;be tented field, for fighting
means money, aud the mercbaut wbo
bus a regular business bas not tbe iu
terert in pu tiug Ilrowa, the ward
striker, into a sinecure in tbe custom
house tbat ISrown bas. Consequent
ly he Oon't want to go to war for
Brown's sake, and Ilrown bas not
been able to stir him up to it as yet
The editorial mill is still sendiuc
out its ready-made intellect, but
there ore evidences tbat it will close
iext week. Uncle Samuel bas bled
mauy millions and te has got tired of
it, especially as he is certain to be
beaten io the end, and the effect of
the election of Hayes is showing it-t-elf
more aud more. Gold is down
to making i: possible to resume
specie payment at auy time Wbile
business is dull, everybody feels
c veful ibat tbi spring will bring a
revival, aad business men are con
et to wait till tbe matter is settled
IwyotiH, a eradveniure.
Jil'SIXESS.
New York has received another
off-set. The grain trade has been
gruduaily leaving the city for Boston,
l'uiladeipbia and Dahiuiore. Yan
derbilt made aa e ffort to gel it back
by cutting freight in favor cf New
Yi.rk, but tbe other liues bave fiual
ly beaten him. The Baltimore aud
OLij brought him down, and tbe
New York Cemral has in the new
arrangement raised it? rates, so tbat
r.sliiiuore bas a very heavy per cent
over New York. The wholesale
merchants are feeling ugly over this
surrender of Yauderbiit. for goods
are very largely bought where grain
is S'.ld. All this is bad for New
York, but it is well for tbe interior
cities and the producer. There are
no facilities in New YorkTv handling
graiu, aud il costs altogether too
much to get it through tbe city and
on shipboard. Chicago, Toledo, and
Milwaukee are shipping beavp'ly to
Baltimore, and the dry goods and
grocery trade is following it. Tbe
eider Yacderbilt is Kill a bis bed.
and bis son William does not seem
to Lave the acutenesa of bis father.
At all events Garrett ha bea'en b'oi
badlv, and New York suffers. Tbe
Yanderhdu control too much rail
road. . Mr. Garrett works bis road in
the interest of bis city, and bis maa-J
' '" IsTntl ErtTTt? nrewftaw;-
Iftiteiupn: Laa !wys beea liberal. ,
t !... rn the BItiu"re and Ohio I
! r..nr.vh a!iia CfQ'rel, New
T k "this
York has covr 10 gnu. -
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m rrs i.n una ine la'-l lui "-'
to M-ntre-S
- t . .i .i:
cities arc shipping direct to M-ntre-j
Ao-jala '-i:!
i ri ; .
..(V vtk H4 a com-
UU II IPro-.' vm'-m
iue pir-'-
ria EsC.ui. !6jr
Th rtr.v Urn horror Las Ferved.' -There ouitbt to lie a
I one good purpose Tbe autLi.rines j
bare ioeoeoieu ererv inoai.e
city aud are coiupelling tbe tuaca- .
etru to Iflf-ae Itit Ol baie. iurj
utxog dor f r e.cai, aadarolaj-J,
wl,.r vrWti ;a every direction, !
n ,i
i
.
;pil 3 iv .....
ssaue in lue evrui
t J -
fr,r Ou theatre cc uipeiieu
to suspend till this w as done, and the
people wbo crowa tueiu orcaiuc u,v.
freely. The churches are to be over
hauled celt, and then the factories
and large bulking in which people
work six stories up. are to be looked
after. The ff. ct f il ail is, to make
fe from Dre. Tuere
are buildiugs iu ihe lower wards,
wbich shelter nigh'ly from two to
three tbusaud people, six stories in
beigbtb, wiib ouly oae staircase, and
that a very narrow oae. Iu tbe
event of fire in one of tbem, the un
fortunate occupauis w ould bora l;ke
rats, for escape would be virtually
imnossibl. All of these are to be
goue through with, aud tbe owners
rfmu..!ied IO make them sufe.
TEVrr.RANfE.
Five thou-md ladies of the '-first
families" signed an areemeut
not to offer iut'-xieaiiua liqoors to
their callers on New Year's day.
There were a less number of wtll
dressed druakea young men on tbe
streets New Year's thuu usual.
The big temperance demonstrations
will commence immediately after
New Year's, and will be kept up just
as long as hmv fieliug is shown.
Boston aud Philadelphia are to join
with them, working the same way,
tbe speakers changing about so as to
alwavs bave something new and at
tractive. It is hoped by tbe origina
tors to get up feeling tbat will
count on the rum mills, especially
tbe fashionable oues II is a business
men's movement, aad bas tbe sup
purt of the heaviest merchants in the
city.
The weather is cold aud delightful,
much to tbe joy of tbe ice companies
and the livery stable people
The
avenues leading to tbe
with spleucid t.piipages.
vtrv .brilliaut sboA
park sbiue
il makes a
Pietho.
Their I'mrnla.
Tbe Chicago Tribune of Wednes
day has tboe preposterous assertions:
"To-day young girls wiil meet each
other aud smile, and smile, and be
villians still as tbey strive emulously
to blast each other's vouthful hap;ii-
uess wiib flowing descriptions of the
presents they received. I Here l
this drawback, as compared wiib tbe
practice of niea-uriug fi ra of mar
iaire; it v-m ssy you had sueh and
such a thiiiir presented to you you
Wll iueviltth'v be challenged to sbow
iL Bui a clever irirl can do this:
She can sav to her companion,
'Mtudie, love. y u remember that
afully-hao'Nouj fellow, with tbe
treat, liquid, black eyes, full of pas
siouate languor, aud soft,, musical,
and exq-iisiiely modulated voice, the
tones of which 'Of course Maud
dosen't remember him neither do
you for tbat matter but as she is
dying to know w bat ub .ut him, she
will sav, "O. yes, I remember him
perfectly.' Then c utioue. 'Well,
last Siluday uigbt be came with me
from church, aud w beu w were in
the parlor he said, "Lurline, I've
brought you a Chrisimas preseut
and be took a little box out of bis
pocket, and what do you think was
in it ? Juki guess.' Maud replies
that she couldn'i for tbe life of ber,
'what wasii?' 'You won't tell a soul?'
Maud says she won't. 'Well, it was
a diamond broach and ear rings to
match! The- lovel est! the beautifull
est!! The xquisitest ! ! ! O, if you
knew bow t'oey sparkled!' 'But, says
Maud, 'where are they? Let me He
them?' O, Maud you know mother
would cever let me accept sucb a
present from a gentleman whom 1
have only met three or four times,
and I explained this and made him
take thein back. Poor feiloir, be
was aim Or t heart-broken, and said be
would throw them away if I didu't
take tbem, but at last I convinced
him that ma was right, and he said
be should keep tbem till we were
engaged. And what did yon get,
Maude, sweetest?' Here Maude
gets olT ber little falsehood, and
ihougb she ka iws tbu the handsome
young man aud tbe diaruoud set are
mere myths she will iro korue and
take a good cry."
lh Horror. f It II Mar.
"My son, my sou," mildly exclaim
ed a reproving mother, according to
the Burlington (losva) Hnrk-eye,
"untie tbat C3t from the gate-latch,
take in tbat rope you stretched across
the sidewalk, let your little sister out
of the wi od shed, unfasten the cellar
door and let tbe hired girl come up
and get to her work, take the sign of
'Boarders wanted' off Mr Posouby's
frout door, let Mr. Jasper's dog out
of that barrel, throw tbat paper of
gunpowder in your pocket iu to the
street, aud tbeu cone here aud tell
me where you rc Friday aud Sat
urday lat you were not at school."
Tbe b .v hi id be waxu'l prepared to
answer josi iben, but be would ia
sist on throwing out tbe report of tbe
school teacher ou tbe ground thai be
(tbebiv) had been uuduly intimida
ted from attending school by tbe ter
ror of long, bar I lessons, aud further
by the bull-dozing iu ibe parish, as
he could establi-h by trustworthy
witnesses. Pending the decision Oi
tbe board be filed a number of pro
tests, but Lis mother pronounced bis
attitude revotutiunary and sent to
bis father's office for troops, which ar
rived ebout tea time, and tbo local
government was at once supported
and order euforced, aud the hoy went
up to bed w ithout any supper, and in
euHiouy o, lUe .roops, .uu l0 inroea
. j.r.L . . j - l i
ot a iree people, struggling mine:
iroa grasp of a domestic despotism,
couia oe nearu away uown on :ne
next street, wber tbe other boys
were lifting gates off their biugea aad
carrying tbem dowu to the creek.
Aa Apaalllac ralanaily.
Sas Francisco, Dec. 2C. Ad
vices by ibe steamer Oceanic from
Asia, say that a fire in Tokio, Japan,
November 2a, swept Cb streets, de
stroying 5000 bouses. Five hundred
lives were lost Tbe loss of property
is estimated at (10.000,000 Tbe
residence of tbe Austrian Minister
was burned and tbt of tbe L'uited
States minister ravowly escaped.
Prompt and rfT-cive measures for
'Ue relief of tbe sufferers bave been
taken by the government. Tbe burn
ed region is b-iog rapidly
rebuilt
wiib tbo mtrodueaoa of great im
provement
-JltWTmi atnro neawy-
A Partlralar Old Man.
"What et,ii.ioii ts thi?. Vilaou?"
cr!ed 80 0,d RenlIem0 l.'";k!n ut
,f lho window.
of tbo WltlUO W.
II is seraat, a ilerutiro-Iookifjir mart,
Ma black, wbo bad just got oat of a
second-class carriage, touched his i
bat, and replied:
'1 dou't know, tir, I'll
guard Yes, Mr, Slougbton
aek tbe I
ttalioo,
. .
board U'llb
.fce name on it, crua ice oia
8eI"
'sa 1
iiemao, icmht. ujiu, "
tlere a board to this station:
S j therein, fcir, at the other end cfthe doniC;1 aoii minarets of bid
tbe plaiform.
Then, whv dosen l tbe tram stop
. . - I M II... I
; nere eopie can reau n. imw nui i
. . . . I ..
trt know wheo we gel to i ugo orjugu,
Wilson?"
"We Bbau't be to rugborough for
this hour, sir,' cried tbe guard.
" Come, jump in, sir'-to Wilsou, wbo
resumed tiis seat. The w histle soun
ded, the train went on.
A l the very next station they came
to the old gentlenan pJt bis head out
of the w indow again.
"Hi, Wilson.-' .
Wilson jumped out of bis carriage
and came to his master, aud touched
bis bat once more.
' Is this Pugborough, Wilsou?"
"No, sir. Tbis is Much Muufeion"
"Now, take your seat," cried tbe
cuard; for only one passenger bad
(ai,ghlej aDd ague had eutered the
train
At the next station tbe same scene
was repeated.
"Come, sir," cried the guard, w ho
was tired of bearing tbe old man's
voice, "don' troubleyonrself auy more.
I'll be sure and let you know when
we come to I ugborougb. '
"Will you?" cried tbe old gentle
man, apparently much gratiueti
Upon uiv word, vou're very kind
didn't like to ask you, for 1 know
bow ruuen vou bare ludo"
' It's ouly my duty, sir," savs the
guard, slammiug too the door.
' ill guard!" cries tbe old gentle
man. "Yes, eir," replies tbe guard, im
patiently, returning to the carriage
door.
"You're quite sure, nw; you'rj
quite sure ch? you won't forget me
at Pugbrougb?''
"O uo, sir," said tbe guard;" that'll
be all right."
"Aud Wilson -wbere's Wilson?
Ob, here, Wilson ; you won't forget
my box, Wilson, when we get to
Pugborougb?"
"No, sir," says Wilson, scrambling
into his seal ouce more.
"Troublesome old chap, that," said
the guard as be swuug himself into
his van. "1 luuseu't forget bim at
Pugborough. There's no other pass
enger for there."
Now, Pugborougb was oae of
those mvsterious places tbat are
marked with a cross or dagger in
UraJ.haw, and if you succeeded iu
unearthing a corresponding dagger
iu some obscure corner of tbe page,
you will find, "Stops al Pugborougb
to lake up aud set dowu first-class
Loiidou pa.-scugtrs ouly."
Whether it was that the guard iu
his c-xcei-s of anxiety to remember,
bad blunted bis faculties, or that
some spiteful Puck had given bis
wits a bewildering shake, 1 know
not, but somehow it happened that
the guard forgot to waru the engine
driver; aud w hen the tuan lookc-d up
from bi.-parcels, be found, to bis dis
may, tbat the train was fla-hiug
along some half mile pa-;, the little
Pugborougb station.
To sigual to ibe driver and put ou
the brake, was tbe work of an instant.
1'ue train was brought to a stand
still, aud tbeu slowly backed to the
station auiiii-il ibe Q tc-j denuncia
tions of ibe through pssagers."
Tbe guard himself was much oi;t
of temper, aogry with bini-el for bis
forgetful uess, angry with tb o'd
gentleman tor having gireu Lim to
much trouble.
"Now, tben!" he shouted to tbe
man-servant. "Sharp! Look after
your master's traps. Here you are.
sir," be cried, opening tbe first class
carriage. "Here's Pugborougb, now.
sir, il you please!"
Tbe old gentleman was asleep, aud
couldn't be roused to a geosu cf tbe
situaiiou for some time. He growled
aud grumbled; at la.t, fully roused,
be stared at tbe guard wits lack-'"
tre eyes.
"Pugborougb, is it Tugborougb
Thank you. guard; I remember.
U'nerc jt VViJsou? Wilsou! wbere's my
box?"
"Nevermind your bos, sjr I'll
see to the luggage. Jump, out, quick,
please."
"Jump out!" cried the old gentle
man; Jump out! Wbo said anything
ah. nit getting out?"
"What!" cried the guard, aggriev
ed o the very verge of desperation.
"Haven't you beeu botberiog abont
Pugborougb ever since we left Hus
ton?" "At your own req'iestt, guard,"
said the old gentleman calmi, "J
iutrusted you with the duty of warn
ing me of my arrival at Pugborough.
I should have preferred to leave tbe
task to my own servant ah! here's
tbu box. Tbauk you, Wilsou," said
tbe old gtrsjimau, taking from bis
servant's bands a fcmajl jiiuk box.
"The fact is," said too o!J gentle
man, calmly opening tbe b x, aud
looking benignly at tbeeici .d guard
"tbat my daughter gave m ib wot
particular injunctions: "Mind, papa,"
she said, "be sure you take a pill at
Pugborougb'
Tbe old gentlen.au ecu Id never un
derstand by tbe carriage oor was
da.-fj-d too with such terrible violence
the whistle sounded with sucb a Geud
isb yell, and Wilson abirled into his
carriage without being permitted to
tale charge one more of Lis masur,
pill box. C h amber' n Journal.
rirl4a.
JackaOa-vu-LC, Iec. 29. Your
correspondent bad an interview with
Chief Justice Randall to-day, as to
the bearing of tbe decision of the
Supreme Court in the mandamus
eaae on tbe national qnetion. The
Chief Justice said that tbe rights of
no person were decided by the court
auJ u did D(Jt d(
one particle
tome evidence that Tilden bad car-
Pi j
ice State. It was, he said.
simply a questioo as to what was tbe
dutr of the State Board of Canvass-
cm uieu tu? ciui utu lu neat W-llu
i .!..- , ' 7
aod tbat if any of Tilde' fnends
iuiiuj cuiuiiiihiijicu; iu tun aciioa oi ;Jt . -i , . . tl.
, .-.ii i .,' ijusi price, fide be lu arris tbe se luir
tbe court, it onlr shcwe-J in wbatj -.i,.. ' r, . u - 7
j j r . value ot a ruoy or an emerald with
desoerateneedofencourairemeiitthoT i . . 4. runny auu
I O ' - - r- j
stood. Tbe Chief Justice, speaking
outside of bis position, has no doubt
tbat Hayes ia fairly entitled to the.
electoral vote of Florida. .V. 1'
Time.
C&EAM fAUTAR BISCl IT. One t
quart flour, into which put fonr tea-1
spoonfuls cream tartar, two ol salera-j Amid tbe busy scenes of life, as
tus, and a littie salt; sifi ,tbis twice; man paces up and d o tbe huh
then rub ia a small p;ece of butter: ways, uoihing in ibe w-.rld so fills
mix with sweet milk: rol! thin, aud hiui w iih ii t,. v,.ri..u
1 cut with a cutter: put' two together,
spreading both layers wiib melted
butlr ... .. . . -
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The Tnrh.
' Tbe Tutk erer has been, and
t : H
etiil
ani
is, only aoitnai a inajruiiicuBi,
itr.nl mr Tin inferior one
real, ouce,
on w tud
I najQcopable of aduptio our Western
;:;),.,,.. as .he African neirro io
tQe Etern 80(i tbe Indian savage in
the Wertern bvtuixpbertt bare prT
!d themselves to be. While other
an(j newer nationaliues have advanc-
'ed, hi ba retrograded; and when
1 1; . .; .hull hrn n.s-prl a sea V.
no trace of bidoccaptioa of one of
tbe fairest ptni n of ' God's foot-
titm.V n-il! hi Itifr. Iihinii him. Have
mosques, aud turbaued gravestones
For he has originated noibiuir, im
proved nothing, spared nothing that
could be dosiroyed. . War and ibe
bareut bave equally divided all tbe
timn bo bas spared from sensual sloth,
and tho fumes of tobacco aud bas-
becb. To all modern improvements
save ibe most material ones, to tbe
forward march of the rest of man
kind, be bas obsiiua'ely shut his
eves and sealed bis ears. Blading
and thinking are equally alien to bis
babits. Hence ibe humiliating con
trast be now presents to the descend
ants ol those rude soldiers of tbe
Cross with wbom his ancestors
waged sucb euu&l war, even in that
lowest gstne of thinking beings tbe sun.elx dy banged away with a re
arl of international murder. A sav- volver, aud then . the Babeock and
age beast ol prey wbea first be de- steamer arrived aud there was a
sceaded oa the effemiuate descend-1
aats of the men of tbe Greek Empire,
tbe Turcoman fouud bis Capua at
Byzantium. Steeped in tbe sensuous
delights of that garden spot, and lap
ped iu Greek luxury, so new to him,
the shaggy shepherd-warrior from
tbe Asian wilderness grew as sleek
aud slumbrous as a petted pauther,
but long retaiued much of the old
ferocity lurking st'll beueath bis
smoother exterior. It took almost
three centuries to eradica'e most
of ibis sturdy race; and even now
there liuger soma sparks of tbe earlier '
n : I '
are, some nasties oi original mauze'is
b)d. B.H ia most, instances the
once terrible beast of prey bas be
come a pitieul beast of imrde i, "like
a strong ass crouching under bur
dens," taxed and robbed iilimitaoly
by aud for the benefit of bis rulers,
high and low, from the Sultau down
to the pettiest onV-ml wbo oppresses
and robs for the benefit of Coustauii- i certain she beara William pssiny
nople first and himself afterward and repassing before she went to bed,
For tbe rule of tbe Turk to day in j and thiuks it is to bim that she was
Europe, iu Asia, in the great cities t indebted for a free exhibition of fire
whose names are Biblical and historic, I works. If William is tbe guilty
as well as in the outlying provinces, ! party, aud really in ended to burn
over Mussulman and Christian the bouse, be is a very stupid incen
Kayab, is simply the rule of rapine j diary ; but if bis was only to give
and wrong, revenged occi-i nally I tbe wife of bis bosom a little rousing
by rebclliou and murder wbeu tbe
oppre.ssioa becomes intolerable And
this is, perhaps, uot so much the
fauli as tbe misfortune of tbe Sub-
iLme Porte, wnuse iutentions may bo
good enough, but whose power is a
waning shadow outside of the gates
wbich g've its name, and whose rep
resentatives are wrong-doers and
robbers chiefly r-tazicr'a Mirja
zine. Ta 'oUMjf Brills
The following from llirpT' i
very near the truth:
"The pastor of a church in one of
our large cities said to me not long
ago: 'I have officiated at forty wed
dings since I came here, aud in every
case, save one, I felt that tbe bride
was running a great risk. Youug
men of bad babits aud fast tendencies
never marry girls of their own sort,
but demand a wile above suspicion.
So pure, sweet, women, kept from the
touch of evil through the years of
their girlho d, give themselves, with
all the costly dower of Womanhood,
into tbe keeping of eicu who, in base
associations, bave learned to under
value all that belongs to tbem, aud
tbeu pod no timo for repentauce iu
the sad after years There is but
one way out of this tbit i c$-j so,
and tbat is for you to require in as
so'ciaiiuQ aad marriage, purity for
purity, sobrietry for sobrietry, aud
bouor for honor. There is no reason
why the y-'Utig men t f this Cnristiau
laud shounl uot be just as virtuous
as tbe young women, aad if tbu Iok
of your society and love be the price
they are forced to pay for vice, tbey
will uot pavit. 1 admit with sauuess
tbat not r,'' ",r youug women are ca
pable of this high sumiurd for them
selves or others, but i believe tere
are uc,i;k'b earnest, thoughtful girls
in the kociety ot ourp .uutry to work
wonders if faithfully aroused, pear
girls, w ill you help us in tbe uaiue of
Christ? w ill you, first of all, ie trmj to
yourselves and G d Tbe awful gulf
sif disbocor js close besides your feet,
aud i i it fa; hers, brothers, lovers aud
sons are going down Will you help
us in our great wotk?
r.al Indian Coin.
To this day a a rt of fanciful value
attaches to the magnificent gold lio
bur, so soft tbat it. could be bent by
the fingers or scratched by tbe nail,
while 'Jhe silver sicca rupee, long
held itsgi'ouni against the coiniMtiy's
rupee, with its slight admii'ure of
1l - . r .. .: .. ...
aiio. i ut: in aLo.ii.-H ui uating jL'otnp
aud o-uaments of abdouter. pure gold
and silver had its good as well as jt
bad side. No doubt the trinkets
were easily defaced, the coin quit-kit
injured by frictioa. But tbeu tbe na-
iivfe of Jtjpia bave always found It
convenient lovouy.crifoin into bangles
4u4 nose-rings or to exebatip tiese
latter for Cuju, at wiil, aud wiib tbe
minimum f loss A lliudo ryot bas
but to carry a bag of silver to a jew
eler, and on paying ibe c ;u of tb'e l
or be procures its tranf .rrnit.ioQ
to anill'is aud armleis for bis wife
and daughter, possibly, in some
rare iustance of buvoiic ostentation,
into silver tyres for the w heels of bis
oi-cirt. JJ e bas no doubt of the' sub
atautial ralua of properly w,bieb be
thus oddly invests. For ia India it
Is not as with US at home, where jew
elry is dear to buy, but ebeap to sell;
where costly rings and braceluta gre
wiib difficulty disposed of at tbemou
alarming of sacrifices, and where
mauy a reduced gentlewoman bas
listeued wiib semMngrrdulous indig
nation to the contemptuous -tiujMe
by which Messrs Snap & Pincbbaik
gauge tbe worth of the "family
pearia''V,-berediiary gems which she
bad been from iufaupy accug otned to
regard as second only to Uios of
royalty itself. The Hindoo cu-t.-mer
I. n .. . . . . .
Qow that bis pure go
LiJl e, ,
Id and
pure
their
mmand
jt least approximate accuracy
l.aHL . i i
Next to 'hrowirjir kittfina into a
i oW pond, the saddest sight is that of
a lady at a church fair drowning two
or three poor little oy stars ja a gallon
of thin milk.
uo .n a hn hJ-d hni. t.
of a hun-hr.Kh.... .:.k i.
ia t.L . r '
'i
t lieu uucu M jiji a I'l trii-f .11 1
Am laferMl Haekla.
HOW A DISCAKDED UrSBAXD ATTEMPT
ED TO BLOW IP UIS BEPILI.AST
SPOUSE
The fire alarm on Tuesday night
was raised by Mrs. Miuuis Shalloe,
a colored women, wbo lives in a little
yellow bouse on Quiuer street, be
tween Second and Third. Accord
ing to ber statement 6b e went to bed
late, aud whej she retired set tbe
lamp on the floor in the corner cf tbe
room opposite one of tbe two from
windows. For some reason she did
not sleep well, iu fact, indulged in a
pleasiug succession of nightmares,
aud 6 jally she wassuddeuly deprived
of even this poor article of sleep by
f e crash of a broken wiadow and
tbe entrance of fomMbing looking
like a young comet, wbicb struck tbe
floor and tben blazed up and cracked
and sputtered and fizzed and made an
infernal noise generally. ' There was
little time to study up any extended
series of remaiks, aud so Minnie
rushed to the door and veiled "Mur
der " The cries aroused a colored
female neighbor, wbo added ber
yells to the racket. Tbe uoiso brought
Mr. Surfis across the street and tbe
police from up tbe street, and then
livelier time than the lower end of
Quiucy street bas witnessed since
tbat thoroughfare was laid out. Mr.
Surfis discovered tbe miniature vol
cano which bad caused all tuis row
ana sutmressed it. It consisted ot a
stone, weighing three or four pounds,
wrapped in rags saturated in kero
sene and with tbe mass was a lot of
fire-crackers. This ingenious contri
vance was promptly kicked out of
doors, and did uo damage beyond
buruiug a bole in the carpel. Wbeu
these facts were established, the
Police,
Fire Department and "ciii-
a aa - 1 f
ou loot," went nome. -irs.
Minnie Sbattoe, whose lungs thus
raised tbe town, is tbe wile of Bill
Sbattoe. According to tbe sta'e
meut of Mrs. Sbattoe, Mr. Sbattoe,
bas kicked out of the nutrimoaial
baruess ab ui fifty times ia tbo Us;
five years, and just now is enj -yin ,
one of his frequeut vacations. She
'up, be certaiulv succeeded.
K Woaderfnl Waman Itankav
Some days ago a curious story ap
peared iu me French aud afterward
iu tbe English uew.-paper concerning
a remarkable woman banker at Mad
rid. This euterprisiug person, staled
in aouie accjunts to be of Germau
origin, altogether surpassed Mr.
Kiehard Bauuer Oakley in ibe mag
nificence of bar promises aad the
maguiludo of ber business. She
promised a fabulous rate of interest,',
payable mouibly, to depositors of
6U0 francs aud upward, and tbe small
shopkeepers of Madrid, as wed as
tbe peasants ot tbe surrounding
country, have crowded to ber estab
lishment to placo tbeir savings in
trust upon ber persoual security. So
far only tbe drama has advanced
heretofore; but the catastrophe is not
beyond tbe reach of conjecture.
Meauwhiieibe Vienua correspon
dent of ibe Economist bas drawn at
tention to a very remarkable coinci
dence. He says tbe Madrid enter
prise, "is Pi'-rS repetition of tbe
Spuzeder affair wbicb took place at
Muuicb four yers ago. The latter
woman lived in opulence, spending
tne money of ber creditors, and as
she could uo; repay tbeiu she was
senicuccd to ikcos Jears' imprison
ment. Some months ago tuo left
prison, aud we should not be aston
ished to bear ibai it is she who bas
recommeueud bar profitable transac
tions at Madrid- L'ertainjy ber way
of doiug busiaess resembles mi
nutely that of ber iipauiab colleague."
Tbe reaemblauce is pernaps worth
the iuves.igatiou of tbe Madrid gov
ernment, for, by the latest accounts,
the "lady bauker" was ull receiving
large pooiijic, cpsn from tne Madrele
uos. if ibe 'tbo JiefoUjS of tbe
Muuicb cae, her appeals io public
coufidejice might as well le slopped
ai uLint,
Tne OI4 Wamaa anw,
A gentleman traveling 'out West,'
relate, tbp foljowiug amu.siug inci
dent: Hiding horse back, just at night,
tbioogb the woods iu Siuger c Univ,
Mil higau, 1 came to a clearitaj, .a
the middle of which stood a log
house, it ow ner selling iu tbe opeu
door sm kiug bis ptpo. Slopping mv
bcrse before bim, tue floiiig uou
versatiou eusued:
Good eveuiug, sir,' said I.
it 'otj eveuiug.'
'Can 1 gei'l, iisj cjf n'iik of you
todriok?' " ' '
'Wull, don't know. Ask the od
voman.'
By tvis time the wife wasstaudlug
hy Dls sido. '
On, yes,' said sbe, of courre you
an.
V bile drinking il I asked;
'Tbiuk W.e ule joing to have a
atorm?'
'Well I resllf don'l know. Ask
the old womau ho pan t(-.'
'1 gueaa W0 pal get 0US fight
away.' said tbe w ilo.
A train 1 asked:
'How much laud bave you
cleared hert?'
got
Ask
'VVell, 1 doa't really kaow.
the old woniau she knows..'
'About nioeieeu acres,' said
she,
again answerjug.
Just then a troup of children (tame
ruuniug aud shouting around the cor
ner of the sbaoty.
'All these your children? said I.
I u'i kuow. Ask tbe old woman
sbe"JuoW8..'
i dido'i wait to ber f reply, but
drew reiu, and loft immediately. "
IIavala a Ballrr Haaaa.
Olb CljrT. Pa:, pec. 3. At 2 p
m. t.day tbe , boiler bouse" of tjie
American transfer company's station
took fire, and was followed by the ex
plosion, of tbe boiler, which was
thrown against au iron, tink contain
ing about 15 000 gallons of oil, b.urs
lug tbe tauk and setting tbe oil ou
fire. Tb? total loss of oil is about
35 000 barrel. Fivji iron tanks
were destroyed, two of which wer.a
r.wnfd by McWbipney Bros., two by
Cochrane and one by .be American
trau-fer company. There were aI-"
five Erie railway boiler cr burned
Tbe I .Ms is mtimaied at $200 000.
wbicb i partially covered ' by iusur-
' . .L..:n:
auce. Ine American transfer com
WW,
rw .u.
What Jada-a WhK Oon Tknikt.
ui'inuui -uiiiiou, iu uia sjvcwu iu
the Senate on the Oregon question,
n-..-.. f .... : i.:, . !
rStSSZ SHardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
S S Blair to show tbat even Jerry j
Black repudiated tbe idea upon
wbicb Governor Grover based bis
action in tbe Crouin case:
Hollidatsbubg, Pa , Pec 0
Dear Sib: At tbe Octobsr elec
tioa of 1S4G, Eohraim Gilbrea'b
was tbe Whig candidate tor the of
fice of Recorder of Blair County, and
died on the morniog of tbe election
before tbe opening of the polls. It
was found by tbe return judges tbat
a majority of tbe votes for Recorder
were cast for Gilbreatb, aud at the
October term of tbe Court of Com
mon Please, held by Hon. Jeremiah
S. Black, then President Judge, tbe
Democratic candidate, Samuel Smith,
apieared, and asked to be qualified
as Recorder, oa tbe ground tbat tbe
votes cast for Galbreaih, having
oeen given lor a d.id man, should j
.o,rK.UCUl .uo me p'c"
..i no.ujoui, uuij ouou.u i.ui-j tiiasses. vtasa rJoards, flotbes nngers, .Meal Metes, lu.r .Mats, Baskets
e"- I Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Twine, Rope all size.-, Hav Pulley., Butter Prims,
Judge Biack referred to the case Ml)p Sticks, Traps, St.eivards, Meat Cutters aad StuSVrs. Truces. Cow
of Mr. ilkes, ia the British Par- j Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe. Dust aud Scrub Brushes Horse Brushes, Cur
hament, and denounced tbe seating irT Combs aud Cards, Door Locks Hinges. Screws, Latches and everything
of Luttrell as a high-banded outrage, j in .fo Builders' line. Caps. Lead. Shot. Powder an i Safety Fuse. Ac.. Ac.
He followed tbe line of argument of j The faPl ;H( kel.., j,vt.rvlhing tbat U-lot.gs to ihe Hard wa're trade. I deal
those who opposed tbe seating of ; exclusively io ibis, ki d of goods and give mv w hole atueniion to it. Per
Luitrell and declared emphatically 8003 wno are buiidi) r or auT oue iu Dw. ,f nnythiug ia uiv line, will liud
that two things were settled by the it to their advaotae to give ne a cull. I will alwavs give a rea.-ouable
election in question: First, that tbe credit to responsible persons. I tbauk mv old customer.- for their patronage
people did want Galbreatb; secondly, j Bnd nope tni9 geaSon tQ make rianv. new -n,,s I)(JQ-t for.t tLe pl(jce
I. If .a la lm.t n I . I I .1 V... M. .., n,.
tun iucj uiu uul waub otuiiu. 1
c-y did
Tbe result was that the Demo
cratic Governor, Sbunk, I think,
filled tbe vacancy by .he appointment
of John M. Gibbony.
Truly yonsQ,
Samuel S. Blair
Hn Simon Cameron.
Judge Black is good Democratic
authority, and tbis decision of bis is
commended to tbe careful consikera
lion of all Democrats wbo bave not
yt lost their senses
Nonla Carolina.
patches sy ibe results arrived at by
tbe investigation by the accountants!
employed by the H use committee to j
exainiue tbe electiou re urns, give
ibe H-iyes electors an average of 600 j
majority. While the committee did I
uot go into a formal investigation of
tbe vote for State officers, they were
obliged to do so, incidentally, ia in
vestigating the electoral vote, and
members of the committee say
Hamptou and bis State officers ar
elected by a majority ranging from
one tbou-and aud one hundred down
ward. These statements are not offi
cially announced, however. .
Columbia, December 23 Messrs
Saylo
or. Abbott aad Lawrence, tbe
sub-Cougressiinal committee, com
pleted their work here to-day. Tbeir
report from returns assubmitted gives
the State to Hayes and Wheeler by
about "00 maj irity, bui shows Hamp
ton and tbe entire Democratic State
ticket elected by a much larger ma
ority. This committee leaves for
Charleston to night, to join tbe sub
committee there, aad will probably
leave for Washington on Monday.
District Attorney C irbia, for tbe
Hayes electors, withdrew lrom tbe
quo warranto proceedings in the Su
preme Court to-day, on the ground
that tbe court had ao jurisdiction.
Ijit over Tirana-
A very popular book of law could
be made up of tbe decisions of courts
oa tbe rights ot railroad passengers.
Tbe ease of Barne Le Van against
tbe Pennsylvania Railroad involves
a mooted question as to tbe
every passeuger to a seat,
mon-sense decision on ibe
right of
A com
rigbt of
passengers to "lay over" was recent
ly given by the Illinois Supreme
Court iu tbe case of a man attempt
ing to use a "Jay over," ticket wbicb
had run out., 'f be passenger claimed
ihnt a railroad company has no right
to prescrile when aud how the jour
ney shall be made for wbicb it1 bas
sold a th-jet. ' The Court decided
tbat the contrast, .entered into jJ the
company in selling a ticket is entire
in its character and gives tbe right
io make tbe journey as a whole; that
when the company bad entered upon
tbe performance ofiis contract ihe
pasattugiir ha right to insist that it
shall continue until compluted, and
tbat, ou the other baud, the company
has ibe right also to iueit tbat il
-bull continue until completed Tbe
passngt:r has no right to a "lay
over" ticket and any oqc tbn the
compmy may give bim ijiakea a
new contract, executable according
to tbe tffis expressed iu it. It wirj
be worib while fcorjBid)''ina jf 'hi
rule could apply to a coupon ticket
over several roads.
The Indian War.
S r. Pai l, December a I The f I
lowing ws recieved at headquar ters
Department of Pakota, to-day:
Ft Peck, W. T.. J'ereujlr S
Yesterday, wiib a force of one bun:
dred men of tbe F'o.h Inlautry, I fol
lowed and drove Mining Bull' pmp
of one hundred and ninety lodge
south across tbe Missouri river, near
the mouth of Baik creek. He re
si-teij in croi-intr for a short time,
then retrea-ed to tbe pad Lands.
Sitting Boll is camped ouBai d creek,
wiib oyer gyp hundred warriors.
(Signed) FttANht 1). liAi-PWIo,
Lieut. Fifth Infantry Commanding
Burning f a I'aavaal,
NfK' York, December 26 A
Montreal (fispatcji reports tbe burn
ing of aconveotnear Juliet, 'in Jue-hep-
Eyigbt pupils are said to' be
missing.
LATER KISeATCIl
Joi.iet, (Juebec, December 25
Tbe convent of St. Elizabeth was de
stroyed by fire last night. One hun
dred persons were in the building and
the panic was very great. NiBe chil
dren were suffocated apd tbeir bodies
resQFfre' ft is said four nWp chil
dren ara uiisicf . L iss, 5 000,
partly insured.
Soldene bas left Boston, and tbe
foolish dentist there who worked for
iier flj the job instead of by tbe day,
has set braVeir to worfc to retrieve
bta fallen fortBnen.
A man of sixty and a woman of fifty
ejoped in North Carolina, not because
anybody Opp sed tj;ir marriage, but
for tbe sake of lie romance.
It is considered etiquette at a
wyrn funeral to exclaim, "what a
beautiful corp ''
An Irishman who wantet) a di
vorce ror Ijis wife, who bad desert
ed bim on account of his poverty,
was asked by his la wyer if it waa a
ra-e o iupoDipatibili'y. "No," said
Pat: ii w as a case of want of iocome-Pal-abilny
"
Aiuotto f r jiHirjy luvers So-fo
aad no father.
JOHN F. RLYMYHH.
OIXjS, &c, &o.
j The following is a parval I'.st of goods in Stock: Carpenter's Tools,
j Planes, Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, PiaueIron Jitee, ic, Bhu k
j smith's Goods, Bellows, Anvils, Vices, riles. Hammers, Ac Saddlery
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, Hames, Buckles. Kings, Bits and Tools.
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives. Scissors, Spoons and Ilazors. tbe
largest stock in Somerset County. Painter's Goods, a full stock. Whin
Lead, Colored Paints for inide ai.il outside pai:it;iig, Paiuts in oil. all colors
Varnish, Turpentine, Flax.-eed Oil, Brushes, Japan I'ryer, Walnut Stains
&c. Window Glass of all sizes and glass cut to any shape. The best Coal
Oil always on band. Our stock ot Coal Oil Lumps is targe ami comprise,
very elegant styles. Ditstou's Circular, .lul-y and Cross Cut Saw s. Mill
Saw Files of thebest quality. I'orcelaiu-litsed Kettles. Hamiies of ail kia.b-s
8IIOVJUL&. fPi:, Nl?AIim.
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Picks. Sevtbes
iat steel, Step Ladder, carriage
n . ... . ... ...
:n"o, 3,
April 8
"ii.
New Firn
SHOE. STORE,
SOLOMOIM UaHL
nariiig pnrrhaseI the Mkm
More latelj on tied hy
II. C. Iteerit.
We lake pleasure In ratline thr tfn:l. I
uutilic Iu the fact I hat we have u.m un.i elet-
. Kwvp i-wuuimij uo oan.1 a cuxnu.'t aa
meat of
Boots, Shoes
and Gaiters
BOTH OF
Eastern and Home Manufacture
aj can b (..ami anywhere. We alo will bare of
bacU ouuumlv a ruil a;;i uf
SOLE LEATHER.
MOROCCO.
CALF SKINS,
Kli'S
AND LINING SKINS
IH all kln.l, with a Tall tine of
Shoe Finding's.
Th HUME MAXrFACTl'BE PEPAKT
KEN Twill be ln charve uf
T. 13. Siij-tler, Esq.
Wi,ia ;.cjriTstion fi.r auiklcs
Good Work and Good Fits
M wn(l to none In th Stt. Th puMW Iji re-(v-tfuAi?
nr.fM tn nn kivi exam m uxxr Jt'vk,
iw r ftr MermlniJ t" kee; n jtnI as
befjl tell tirks itlr a.- :iie - w.
SOLOMON UHL.
Sewing Machine
FOii SALE
CHEAP,
Any .me -1eirlmc o pnri:lne a lint ii;.a. S F.W
lpTi!r!i Attn JNiJ- ,.n rery rea.nal.le teima will
iteaH!Cll at tl.
iii.it ti n on h i:.
ArsT:5 l!-!ie?i.
Grove &Deuison
lr.aavifjipbires of
tarringo,
Illicit-,
MeigliH,
HariieMM. et.
Faet.n-T oae squam ea.st of I)i:iinnl.
Apnlia.j;si '' '
tirFSTEKN PENS'. I I SH'II. AMI
' at'L&rif l: lvsriTl Tr.
'I'lie inl'llnle i.-i:irt;5 8l'lnils lor ..tl'
PBtm-s. Ir.ies4i.nal aVhiMl(. li.ime I lu. ui.l
Tmioliina. LcliiO el-viilel. heiilllilul, eu-
iwh, at pki unue. enmiHia im ah ez;en.ite
view uf heinttt Hli'ire. Full es.- i f lnitlru.
tore. Flveeirtirm-iul lira'ly. nii ti. Imih tra.
FleniM-a Dl'Mlerule. Senii fur a ealal"gue.
AditltMthe I'rierital.
JONATHAN JONES. A. M..
D;c- . .Ml. t :. iiiii. Pa
KADDI FK. X It .
f N Oruli.t himI 1
le a Hena e l'n
.4 iirit.
IK l Ah Y.
Ill, uruli. Pj.
All O. !!. ill Itlltml
THIOIT. ami alnh ii.nr,.ml
ly tTjit-l HVTntii.n l.-r 4 afararr.
'Fla-Pn!.i!.""'ri.kr.l Ky "-w H.l
Hlr." I'aerer an-1 Turi nf the
liiln. rjir. N.m ..r Thnt. I'irifLini.
Weenlmc Yyr " Pt.wtf Ci.ni.-al nt-
ie."n-lun H-ife. t .', jit;.-n. fcr. rkiliiullj
nsriurnBila Amaeul jr b-.Kctl stW f,
tl.kiiH oi and Uiai'-ratoj iaaiili.-t ut catra.
JulyU.
1876. WHERE NOW? 1876.
To Ju Nlij.ia. one cf the lurem t, fl..Drib-
BkW li alB: I- . ...
WHAT FOR?
Tobuj a F ARM vat ut the
One Million Acres
of 0n fnrmlns lant . enlebrilie GRAM)
KiflliSilSUUX V K. K.
Strorj Solle. Kps.Ii alarketa. Sor- Cp i G.mI
Sholf. K. B rpni tlm wh mim i.r r.nt
Oeiteiiioi all almji All KluJe.if Tliie nl
a.1. Pinny of witter. iiuier ac.l hoil- inx m ueri
ial Prleernau at lu JJ pit aore; i-f. arm
tkio. balaoee i urn.
49"ftea.lltrriliMlratel pami.hlet. Ml of facte
mi nywc wi cm eimrincH.1. ai..reae.
W. A. HuWAHU, Connor Grand KapM.
Mioairfaa.
e. H. U PEIRCE, See'j Land Uep't.
hs. Sledges. Mason Hammers.
and lire
Bolts of all si2es. Loooking
.....
JOHN F. BI.Y.MYEi;
I-r.e ial..rt n .fk'e anl at rj-.-naK term.
a-Kn'iire at
Au.u-l 19
t'a.i-'V-r A
f Sf- re.
f. wai.ki:k.
hittai. Atf-rt.- watitetl. hit fit
frv. Tkl L it CO, Amrin
nur
M-iue.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
Kor thf rtli f and
riirp of nil lt"'antr
nifi.t-t m tin (m
ali, Iiyt. ami lft-
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I liV liti'tr tn,i lv
it;; nri-l rr.'n- fjniiiv
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firii'M'-t it:ii (T'Vf Ui.'iii lo U llu' -:(
r-t, i.rt--t. ai.fl i'-t l :tll H.f i'.lf w wi;i 11
tli- i!i.ukt ai-iin.l-. l;y Ilit tr h m-ioit-I -.,
Uf iiiiMt l i-i I'tiriiicft, th i?TtM'li'ti ol' Hit v "
bat t'ii ll 'lt oil-tin f !''ti'- rrtntn , ;unl li t
viiV ma 'tnin'ry ol' M' n-I'HHl to H lirailhy
fielivi'V lulfi u:il trv- W ilM'tl Itecottt ' l'-''!
a-nl .-Itih itri? Hi-:it;-''l t- A'fr'm iwA
tt ii il.ii. -i mt' a (!..n. ! ..u- i!ti-iMcut l.-.--e
I- rh;iii"'i inli ilf:tlllt. thf v.i!;iftl ;;t.ii ffciiift',
U'tM-;i rcrkoiiffl tin v:a-t niitllilad- rni-iy
it, i an t' iniiv he fftinMirpi. I i.-ir Miirrar rKi!pa
iti.ik-f tle:u pita-a:tt f t;.k . :iu-i tut'-ot v'- tlu-ir
Virtii1- ui'.:ini:iir'l f r anv l iii;;h ol' n? r-o
ll: it tl:i'v a.v t vr dv-U, ami )ii-: lly n-l. .'!.
Ai;i!wn,i -t-an-iliaL', ln-v :.!' aittl ' ':.;-
u iffi"i:t ili-iui lant i' to Ittc r n-t:ii.ij.'ii,i'i (lit-t.vr
:itlli t! ion.
J- uil ilit c -lion art iriwru on the rn:-.fi-r to
ca Ii hoiv to u Hn-ai :i l-anniv . iivi,t
sa l I'.ir tli I'liluwui-,' ruiiiih;iut.-, V. Li.-h thc-e
fill rioi-Hv ritr :
J- ir ttjHpet lCfto. I.UC -itr..
Liiiuaurntfl la of t ffMtf r. tu y
lumt-i taki-il uioiWra 1 U, . ti:.n ' if" ti .-LoH-a
It. .wi n-titrf it . lu-thhv tout- ant M' Uoi..
Kir livrr ComttbiHt .it! it- var't.n- -rmn-
ut hf. .1 JMittlirf "i t- r-n ifkiirii. fii
iun4 olic ;t!iM fltllon r.tt:
I- jnli'iotilv !;ktii lor v.ii a t-i-, t. r
iioafl Ui:t.u. or riiit v ti; ubr-t; u- U
Oi.-i.l-l
, vm.1i t:
For nrtrnfrr r.r Orarrtiapa, latt ere
tr,;M tjo ifi :.c: -!:v 1 i : - t.
Kor RhrRnt.trian. t-tutff. f-ra.cl.
Pat4tt. of iflf llt'-trf. I'ain a lU?
14 k :ill i i.m lt. M - V tliO,,.l t'.i-f-l:ll-
Uoa-iv t'ik-a, .i- ."jtiiii'l, to t'L.i.tcf t!u i!i-"-'i-'-'
B-.-tio'i oi i!j v. it. U.ih Mi' ii t it:iHi:e ti." e
L'onu'I.im: ii-aitKTf .
I'o'r 3ror aitit Rrpir-il fci rli-in-.
1 !(! !i.a i ti.' i.'ki -i in at. I iri'iia ut .-.
In I'.-tHi-i.v t. .'fT-s t oi a .i ..-j-.-
lor n-prfi. a 1 1: to-i- .p'mM
t.'!L-!i. at ii i l:.. i!.-irt"l tlVt't i; .-J ai-
I'.tlll v.
A a Tthiiifw Pitt. takt or fx a J'Hf-t to
I'.rotmttp ili'-r-tion au-l roia-t th -t-uiai it.
An o.-.-a-hoiiii .- tr.ut'lait- -t-nna'h ami
ooa.-I-, u ton the ai!'t'i'if.;uil im ih'uh-t-v
--. i. H '" it i oft'-rt a-i a;iT -MotM uhre
no r i:nno.-iI t-v-t-. ( wil't It'U
t"!.r '.l-iv -tHI. o'-u tin-U lU.it n ti.i- of lh-c
J'ili !it;ir.t'- l:ail lo,. if.-.l'"l,y Im Cit, f.'m lir
tl'!in-hti; aii'l rv;io an:i t rif t ou lla tliyt-t:i t'
afiaratiir.
rat rAiti'D nr
I)r.J. C. A I '. Sr f U, rrartirnl riu minis,
LOWELL. M tss., f. S. A.
-or sale r.Y am. iKr;.isr:' "- yu ui:KE
WHAT PAYS?
it.
r." I inurt "ur r. M r -h int. Moi a-iii-
Invi-n.-ir. F tr:nT. r rrooi nl ir.:tn. t-
hfo im -nn I on all the ji:iirveui,a-i an t
tll'f rtri'? ot ;!ie
V M.ivat tlit ot fv.-ry family to in'pii. - in
ti, h;- it .it-j.-tj ,,t n in-w-;n'(.'r tiiit I; inm!i-tivc.
on 1 h it tojtpr 1 1 t lorliiVf-! 1:1' v. o. ant i-ri
ntt" rh 'ii'Iii 'At. 1 fiiour.iL'f1 lit ii-lo:i uaMa.'j
th m-mVri - "
il.i :h lia.3 lc,n p-.'islil ie -kly for tho 1 it ?1
)rr-. !.j5 1 In, to an ilciit i n-l tii t i any
.itt;- r 'ut-ii' atioD ; in ia ( it is tor vtily w-fk!y
jiTj 1 u!jlia"'i m 1 lie I iiitu-t iai . 'Ir.- itctt l
l niU'A''iuf, tftaii , IrV'ti'lotii au-1 t
i'I--oSTi'- Ui tht A atl ; ti'
Ktrry iinniTK-r 1. ifoiaiaM-ij iiiutratrit nti'l it
r- ntnii! fin'Tatt eli lati an-l in-intt-rpji' It u
tut-immi'-n r rT.itnntc 10 thj In u ri it, ittrt;:in
i-al. an f Sfi:i:ia Frfrn- f th- VVi.rl'l ; le
-i-.it nr. wi.ti Itciu'i.ul Knitravu; Nt w In
.1 I'M. ;fW I;i.;Jt-M.t-ir.' .Ne' r'pwt aim
1i j.pnf'. l!i-tK. r 4-u all kift : I "!ui Nol-.
H- '-Iji n Su;t;h-!t- aitt Ail t y tPraiMicil
M ri ''i. !r vVurhnien anl mil"VT!. In nil tft
v iri'tarT. I'.ri'ina apofnjt'rir rrt rory ui ,ri
Itv-n:nna sri! Il nvtrt-; tiitaiiiiiiif a wrk1
r.irtt. not 1 nly ot t ht- p v;'"- f tt.t Ii: ;u-' ri.il
Af'a .n cur o- n ian:ry. I 'ii al-i of all N- w Im-.
r'ii' an-i Iirfitti. ia in f.y hrr;fh M' Liiifi
ji i ntiu. l 'i'h trn". -fn-i !. a'p'i-l.
THt: SfltN Vim: AUe.tiir.W Im Ifcn
th" ton-mo .. nil ln-lu rl il pu'-li 'ail..n ii.r th
ia.! Z yiapt I' i.t thr tiltirnr, ttr.rct. t-h.-at.;
an-l t h U-t "ffiy iliUs-.raiPtl i-iipT ltT i-. to
Xnuro prinif Aln-aiiiit . t he-"!. try. Xi w lnv. n
Ti Jt U i' rrx a I la :u:ri il Jf rr-!'. i.uMimi.!
lii h wuriu.
I'lt jiraftli-lr 1,, -flirt's a i"'' W.'il v r; li t.n :tn'i
th- u i riiri n prji f. an l t r i ntn-p an I lit !.
wii! - ir.- rnn-y 'sm-.-i the r ol ant' riptton,
ji.ai !: '!:!. J'rtiif r. .Mf'-iiiiii5'-. Kr-iti ! r-. In
1-2 of? Ii a Hi '" wr". m:. lyvtrs ! S 1
at I r-""ii.Ci;i ir.''-t til. 'til H!.-i Itlt) to I-
).. r; pi"-.' A i.Rii' a U"".ul to ii-ui. It eti- u :
liiT.- a 111 cvrv ',iiii!y. L'lTiry. fc u y.iil.
(i. 1 uij l ' 'it i"u K'k.iu ; In ivry hira-Uim H in
t t.ii. an-l ii - I. -V in uy ..uuie (.uiiiatfii-
Jarmry i-t, !"?.
A yr'tt rn tn-wr :ti"ln p'if .in ! rvvt ral
linn m't v3r.ivltia. Tn u iu. -i r.!iirni ar
in '-ii'rvtfii jt.r tt-ij- it.if ami rip n.-f . It-nils', "ki.-a
a y-r tiy nill, iiidu nu Max-. I)isouiii io
Sjt.i il firrutan. i ln- t "mh rate.. i; tn
trw. iii't;a .- 'I' mati;a m-t:'t 1 io t ea ?.
May l-C hail ii. aj 'e3 '.mr. t
PATENTS.
In eonnpftt-tn wt it
ihe S' tK.xT.rit-
AU. K.1 AX. .Iitrl Alt' .. an S. -Jit 1 ol: o
Aui-fl'Mii an I fr'i-rcin FaU-utr. atiU hare Uu
lareai i:alluhit-nt in ti.i w-Ti-l, Al ca Hi an
llil.v tltTon in-i appii i-i:a hive tein iiia ie ior
pa ton thr uh : nir a tC .
Fatpn' art-td'iain') .tu ilo fp.t "ern;. M )tt l"
of 'i' Invi!ii"n-" an-l Sn,prh 3tanmwl. xnit
atvi tr A i-pji-iil no1 it-p i. mule in Ihe S i
K T i K u AMiXi.s of all 1 t t vt-ri ; l'.n 'aft titt-.i
th 'h tl: A';ii. wuh the nam? atitl r-ttltiif
trt itlw. Haiui.ire J-ate.il-a.e otti'U li i;i artr
wit '(-. to jxr- tti ai'nidttl io ihi l:iv. .i t-y
it'-h iiti'ir,.. ' A fuim; lil.-!. o t tamtfiir )tt:l- Mret
tton ! r .otiinn FalPti' aenf ne. The S"nt f
tc AT.crican Referenrc Bo-ik, V .lame i- uu-i m
vU.t i a tit I 1 1 . . t 11 it ii! ( h. pat flit KiWcA Vi'-ut' n
tl.fl I' y.. anl ll'J 1" nr:i vilks ot rmxh;itiK:tl
uioi m n'rf I'liO - wvfT.
A i 'P i r the Papt-r. or .ir.t;p-iinjf f -iipnt.;
Ml Al. 37 fnwU Kw. -t or k
Fril rhlli p, t jr. A 74H
.tHlo. If i".
HiMiri'i SA I.E.
Jv;rlo.. .in.irler lil.l . n1 nf 111 1'nurfif !
C.llut H lu au l l..r llie n- unly.-f S tt.-r-i. I
She ii friiii;lic.t f-iit-u ..l H )V."!.-r. I
U fei at pl lie Mle in i:ie l.u4li o( it n.urset
ili the uri ll-.uis. oa ;
ft'i'ur:hf, Jdhirij :ih 1 sjt.
at 1 1 '-I- k p. m., the Ml. aiug .! rial ?
luce, ri :
A .-eruln f irm situate In 'l'l--ii:ihr,it.:r T .
Smil'.. Ha. iinr.ii Un.lii ..I r .1 us
lll. UJIl. t'Bllnirine S,.i.k. J.i-.'. A. l:. vj. I
J.kii. linn . Hh auh. H-nry smtih nn.l tnlu r. I
r n'. .1. l.-i; 'J-.fiai-r. a an.! ullt.naii 1 . more .r I. '
Li Vliih Itire are nVit Vu a.-r. - .-!e:ir. '.M ;i tri
a Urge bank 1 am (I1erv.11 . r.iieu, a :n, t..-iim,i 1
ul tiony urittj; iruu tr.--a, the Lurm ia all !
W;itr.l. I'hia l..nn li he h im-:i'.t.l ul he Aa-j
lienor. -. isl lu mnv rri-.-M a!e-irot.i- l..tne. It
e'mr
win i.e sihii aa a wn.-le ..r lu pan-eia tu iuii
j.ur-
1 r.HlS:-l.ltK.reent. ofthe i-.ir-h w.
..i ,a...l uu .In ..I .ile, ..n.l ir. !n.-lf! II. i,e
k -r iil. lu lie ii.iii ..ne.Brul.ii.t,B.,i . .,i
.If n. rr ul ilio-l. .n.-ihinl tn -,r- ,...i,. T... ,
.B.-ihir.l . m..nlh ai..l
D.u.a .11 1 our ti.ir l In onee-ir-
r. u : an ..1 v., . ,.T4. :,- ,.
00. illir.1 lu s; ro.
tr -m oate t op:
te et on .lett-m;il lJVO:'UI4 to ...nr..i K. ...
t).'.
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JOTICE.
Iri h "TrVliV virun k . l....... XT . . ...
W ejimVi uuV.':'"' i:"'''-'SHI -n ' -'
iBrVoTlVnn . 'i-i -' " 1'1J' "V""
I .M a iae? . n lU"
?;?'... .7" ''!""'.K".",.'"'. v ''
lmrya..,l r. N,at,.n i-Unk K.awl. letw.-a
rfcrl.n. S-mrra.-. Co.. anl Heat Newion, WVau
1 ilaiul Co., anil ilet-hirlnv ihe aame a iiuMle
hillhway. J.VLOH MI sSKK,
llAMU. SHt'Pfc.
'-c-13- aoJ other.
II
EGAL NOTICE.
J.. ..tt K Mat D. Arr.o-.A fc. ,M.t.,i. -(i,u,o.
.Miiyn. Hoial Ma.n, Allc Aun M.rrria
aiivi ."-Hriurr-?( "o.,Pa.. l.ho Mn. l'.n!c m
I'.w.i. H.im-Hm i;tJm, liini in Ihxon lii'uj.i.
Harrv ati.l Jimmy M-rri!-n. f lt. !-a.,i.
Kv. jiimf (!. '( . lihiKM, Ktriw-i
M i n. H Mr. I'i'-ni. I'.
.. art- r.r-lv r-ii;al thai in r-uru;in.' -t .
writ f )rutii'ii. :)un .-nt t,f the trttHb I". ;ir.
.( iS-.iii-rM-t '.. I'.... 1 i. htM in ii.-ittfdt ;(rJ
r':il vkuic of rnrutitj .I..Jo, tifor---l. i:i r,.
f-.r-t Tp..t hi tao ritt-nce, tm Ttiunoiay il
lltii iImv J;inttiry, lTT. wtere y a cuo miira !
if x,a i tunic iri t.
OLO. W.PILK.
Dec. 6. it rirl.
0
I'HANS' COURT SALE.
it.r!r:u" of an nr lor m hm Orvhta' d-nrt t
u Oifr iel, we wiil ti;pe to uiic .iic, .a
at the l: imp' 1 nf tii? tjvratM, at 1 oVIia-j, ,,f
9 .ill tiay. iii fi lkiwin1: rrnl !ate. im i t.v j.n it
erty i .'uniif! J. kuwa-i, oi Soiucrmrt tuWiuhu,
i i. A intrt -if l.in-1 i'mte In S-mT'ft Ti
ftjiiiti:i if ian-i .f !inb Anktry. Simtiel Bri(
ey. an: oilier UnH ( t.-ve-!etit, rvnt.tifin a
a't-rr. mr r ki. I hln lan'l W rlar -,:.;
vrmm iwt-!tiri h"jf aiel ftnt ! Ihtrvn
th-r l-- alf or'napl n i!i prvtni
jNn. A r,i-t t i;imt "imtt wriiy in S -itir
tt aihl j".r".iy in Jr!-rm Tp.. ai.iitui.K in ; ,,i
StB-un MlLtil. J;ttih l:Cft himI ttnrr. n-Iit.tin-
iiikT Kv a.-n pire tr It-, ai-ut lg i-rf ,'l-r tr-:
' a iii.' Hiurcwn erw.ti. rfjis w a '4l tiuiir
J ir.u-t.
j 'o. .'k A tr,M?t of Lin'l iraat In Sr.mrrwt X; ,
J a1'inru iarit;? of I'rn i; M wry. Ja.nti (,.'.-'
Jt n:;li.tii Kfi..al?i. aii'i H nry K'ritt-T. cu.i.n
! Itlt 1"- -it'TV jrjt 4' .P htS. m.,r? or It:, ":t,i
1 ttie urtijr' T ta lr t i. a: I c'tar t-ut
j il"iii lia-rt. tp.rrv ia z-l tw-.iiry h.ii. htm
tr-tfl urt.iupi an;I a u:tr r-fuup jI aLxu; xt r-v
i ii a if-ir;i!ne Linn.
Ti KMS.-i 'twh tiHiufit-r.t of .lr U it
al" ut j-4. 't. -i h:ni tu rt'train a lirn U-r w ; .
t-W. th iMiaun! in I hrc i atlhQit m'W...
u- .-v "Urv-i hy . ii lamer l.0'.!; U vvn.
liun l Li- ii y r ie piii a -p aa jpjjt:t :
kiro k-'l -":. --i-n tv ii ir l-t h
Ai'rii, 17", u-Tit..t-tii wiil it- tn ;le
ALKX. K Hi MPS.
lk 1 llhKKK.
Jju. .3 A !;ar . ol r ituut-i J. hi;
l''OHF.LORIDA.
1'OUTHKMI MM T1CKKTS tu FKKVhl
J At K' V ii.L.. SI'. At til SI iN r
SANHiii. r .MKi.i-KlSh ami intrrtu-;i iv
Ui.-i.t K n C J-Ui.N's l fcK atfl ififrTi r
i-.i..ti UJ i i-i H 1 1 A n'r.BH-wt to S VV A.N.
N AH. an-l llifurt: hv rnip.ii.1 i.r iaui!-".it a;,
1-1 v tu W U. L. J M K, lienl Airr.
fiiiad Ifh'n end S7m''i. i,t Mail V V. ,
4.tN a ll in-tatw ar Ave., t
ICf. .
liNKKS orit'K.
i:t'7 n!r-n ilut S.imn-.-I Il.trn-ii ;in !
wile ! ii'U..ili ;m v T;.. Sou.if i t , 'j t ,
o.i t Vulun ry a !.i?ii)rnt. t ai--i N. v. ;
1T4 h.tve ii."Mj(:iM il i heir fial !-t! (wr'-r.ii
l-nit-ny t- m- iu t rur 1. r lite U n-ni -l m-.-p-,;.
i r;i. All H-r-. r imi i-ti I iu tii sii.I xmuMi
lUrn-h wiUiiiific ,t.nini tom--.n.l if:..- im.
iiij; rl.iim a:: lift i.itii wilt p-.ih tin m
iiu hfm ;--. l-.r iK-.to iiii-ii.
U M. Z1MMKKM N,
E
Xi:CL"KU S NOTIC'K.
..f J.II
1 1. li-winan. Ule nf J. n.i. r T
;---'ti s 1. '
1-tien Km.im-nMrT ..n Ihe ih.r. e.i:e
bjvinit tf n tr.oinil lu ll.r un.l.T-iiti.e.1. r..i: -is
li.-rr!iy iv. 11 ... ih- jc.., i,ir.l t,. : I,. m..S im
imsiiuu- j.j Dirnl, an-. : li..w 1i:ii i:, f-tanii! ,ic ni'-t
it 10 lii'-ss-tu th-.u ''.ii uu: ti..;iu -.,f-i :..r.-ul,.
ui.nl m Hie Lite n i .rr.-e ul vit-v-vuis--l ..p Si.tiur--lav,
J..n. i:rh.
.1 1 i;i:-:i mi it t i:fr
ri.i t.ii j i . i ,.
IHI-. i x...
SaOit-:- w..rn-!
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tzLtta
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IXKi'Li
TOU'S NOTiCK.
I.i-lirv. .v.r '. yn ..r; xw.
I ttt-r tf.4iaint ni.i ry on th- aU v
n:t f---n jtraim -i 10 ii:i' u:itn-r:r:;Pii, tiy i,r j.p,
"i
ti.t-i. in! to u tt iji:.kt pi ne- iaif aitifta. ;tn-
tiio-t haviiiyr i tnu. a.n.-at it prt'wiit ih-m
to tii- Uii or?ia;t.fl, ai It .I't i.( .1. 41.
kiniiui'l. oiibuu :ay. J.:i;u iry Ju. I- m S ::i
tfrjfi tJopai-; u.
1)VI 1 i. t..vU',
ii'ii.y. rii-ij.-r is im n.'cv klvi'tl t
XKCL'TOU'S xotcl:.
kialcol' J'aji.';.h S: V'!T. l ite ui -Hi- ; i. t I. .
-If !.,;. i.
Lt-tttrrs tc?l iinpntary in tL aNire eT.itP h uini
In n sjfantfi to th- itii'lrrv-m! hy thr j-p'r ..u
thri. noiii- is Io n tiv icr.-n tti ttiL- lu-it-I-tt-.i
If to niitivf numt' liatf payin-Dt, ami Ui"w hatn.
cUiti:? !ia;iiaii it . pn-pptit tl!t-aitlai amt.pnui-it:-e-l
tor 9-t:l-tufut ali.iw.in, at tti liie rt-ii-
ul tiia utWUfl, uu -.aiJrOa. icr rjjr
8. it::
Jtlrt.N H. SN liKR.
tlti-i;:..-'
CI TO li s NuTiCL.
' i'i ;- !?i:tnor. late- of Br tin r--. til. v
l1,.. tltceiteit.
l"ttprs tfaiut.'ittary uu tf-e alh.ve p?tarr
r-;av:i:y !pprmf aiUrM lu tht- uiitl.Tinpii. n Tl f ii
t!rpt-y ivtu uir...e i:iit.-ltri t 11 To niak' uu
iUt ttiaiv ayuit u!. ar4'l thue hai idk viiii.
;ui iiPt tt. 1, j-rrvnt tti 'in iiuly am i. nt . m : a
tor aHfitUaitut at the I.iip r-i :n't .1 ! .f
te-iwril, i.,a S.iiuPijy. Junatrv 'tli. A I U:5.
W'. A. tj AH l
tltt'UUT.
0
UPIlANa' L'Ol'P.T S?.LE.
B. ir'U of an 'rit
f the irph.tn ('oar:
; to i,ur,n' on
Die iirc-it-il, 1 w.llfxj.
Fridiy. ihe Vith d nj nf J,ttj , H7T.
at I o'clock. th? f i;..v!n.r r-al rnt.it c. Iar Th
l-rorn-rty i.t H. nry ai.4i(-lrv, ni;mte in I wr
rurkvesioot I p . S. in. rt t'o. ii(.M-im
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r '!. a -vul it it-re' 1 it ar. I'ia.Jj i ;ii tuva-ia
a l irp ..r hapt on thp pp ml- mtl t u- i-ia
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mrk't .vii. ti .ui.i cijurvh.
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on otinii tiiQ ui dij , m--tftlr ' ot punnj ;
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in 1 W'niin tl ai.n?i (j pnvutt-nr" wirh im-Tr-.
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tiuu-t tu -ii-y ' oe 11.11.1 tm tl it oi
. i . A ftuiuit raioL
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rimni"!i I tfin ui iS'-inc ri . in n r.
A--.ririM-e il Syivr-tr llmiut whi i
ou lii t-rftuit-s at pa mil Mik up
bat .t r till J, Ih'C ,
tht ioM !: jv.iIual-IoTPal rt tit 1
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f I 'o . 1 t . tannnOftt tV I Itl.lil .t V. J, Hrtr-r.
U-n. N. H Iifhtu;T. LAtfr-l Hill I'm it. i'n'Nit
h'ia.1. t '' ii!.iinii.2 lo at-rp. m 'P- or 1p-s. witl.
la rzi hnu ani oi iur iinpr vt-mpn th.-p-.n. ntaf
tn pr j' ty t1 n'-yil l y W. .1. K-irantt wile ry
it-f i .iat . N 1 v.rm'.r ll h. lTl lo ll a;tfluor;
tii ! h r;-' t
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'ti tirm ;t i' -ti t it -tii-. t Jana-ir; tpnn ! t 1 urt
m xi. 177: . tiara 111 5 ni- nth th. rt-alttr
in-p ii. .niti t-al -1 lira in uk ytar tp'tn tlalt? of
'. wi; fi intt-rppt: pa BirtiU r t t nn-'l ty
)u Ikitfiit hot-; t u p rf-nt..f the who. purrha ss
m -f ; to m p .i 1 ,-,4 .lay o: ,l.t rbtti thr pp pt,
;y ;? kutti kt-1 '.-'W.l ' 1
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N' V .-5lalK-,
.VtH:. i lirp ttv givvn tint th firm ot Mat
in:' it , r r' -. tuj ti in the r il o Atcri'-uii uf.
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ut. i a In . p in ih- liaa : of ,lr. Kr -e
t'T . tt It miit. 11.; !lU-' nm the tutnM at
the t tin j pi n'.
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I 27. W. B. FKLtSh.
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I Kt.iarth !i U' hrf. ;te tl
Mil..M
i..ai!$niii, ih-.-'il
IettPrt tf &lmua?r.i'toD on rhe atMiv tstat.
havm ht'p ifTaiittii ti) l He tp.prair U"T V H i' l.'t
i hFeity jlu lo tin-.' iiilL'ilf a in ti toiuafer liauoa
Kate payment, an t ! h:i-ititf l:iiin! Mtjiiitivi it
to preftvnt ihetn iuiy uttieutUaLri I -r vtiletn lit
anl allowanra.
SMM' x WTTHEH,
AAhl'.N BIM (HKK,
Auiniin-irat'r.
A
S.Iijth'3.N'iHKfc.
rinh-l f. Milh r ah l hi wtie. have m.i.i
r.-lutiiary ay'tiiiniit of all thir r-al :tn! ;-r-"n-l
-ijiif Nifii" ia tru-'t for hpnertr tf t-rt-ln.T-.
ejtr pt the pr- r' th Wie hfh!i in he t-wa
riw-i,:. at idrr -f in-!elt( l lo the rai.t ln-u.-l Jj
aliiar. wi I ru.tkt. iacue-H fe p.uiiit. ai-i fii tt,
havii;( claim ill prjehi ih-nV i'lcui '?-ia
4U H. I HJ-.'
TO ACCEPT Oil P.E-
a.ir.ili M-urrr (wl l.iw) sn l 11 irri- Intermar.
ri-.l wirh j;ti:..t llrjfif, Marjr lntrtnn rrt .1 wti
S.iuiU' I 'ritu'-r :.i,d J:it-,l M..ure,-m I'ajetia; .. ...
!'.. Ti.e h'lrul Uiu I liir.ln.-r .li-centr.l Vii.
Henry H. ii ir.lnr an-l lie..rs Gur oier anil U
M k"" Kunroian ..f r-hiliu A. tj.ir.lnrr auJ
lliwl'ili Oiflnr. Hmerril ... pa .
vi-l . Uinir.er ul U'eeinM.reliin.1 1'.... fa . L-'i:
G ir-lner nrel M:iry h'it-Kler of ':iyt,'e l'... '"'a..
M.irriei G.ir.iiierut fhun . an.l S.nili Inienaur
rii.1 wiih J..hn Snnnk. l'r..llue In rniani"l
with H.-rira Hli.r. ;irv:irvt tii-riurT.r.i wiiu
Lu 'wi. k li.iker ..t -im-r-l.in !'. P.. lo ihe
hl-an s.li.ia I 'ntvr.ltvi iniv-r. Tn. m-
. Ijih.ik-, fr.nl:lm 111.I Marr M.i.reri.f Wes'
ii..i-.uH- 1 !.. f-lfc. ruoipi.. .w.tar.-r a.irt. 'iu ,
PluUp .M..ur-r. t.i I'liUip Pa. Sf wr. Am.i-4
lnietniarrle.1 wi:h S. I. Korna. L.lii liileriran.
n-l wiih i..vlo -r.a :..! S.imii int.-nu.ir-iiil
ai h H m. Xlmmermitn ..I Simift l.'o . P-i.
! na herel.t B"HP.e.l 1.. at 1 ear .t an r-
' f"" or " h'1"! S .meraet on .t..n.laT
! th ''-''! " ' ' ae.n retue
, lfc real eilne ol I fiillp 11. Miri-r .!' "'
' l"k "" ,l"i"'T "
',,'" .Piel la'i- unhow eaawwhy
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GLO. W. PIJ.K
Sherr
New Establishment.
MASUkACILHEKOir COI'rLK WAH.
I Marlr., tmat apesaa a oopper factory, we are
, prri i nrn'oulaeiur. .rln.le ,''i i
k1"-"'"'- ""- HlHei.-a au-l lor., r-
' 1 . Hfp.ir.nirnelld,H.. Vaeiore In fr- t
a Kniertent a -n'a irrueer;, ljO.N-.rm .
cimuk r 111 1' 1. 1 Diniieriun.1
KDWAkD KDU.NRl-.-HPH aO..
Manaluctarert
Qood price paid ht old copper,
lata rr
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