THE MWTS Bt19f-
Toe wind blew furiously, nd tbe
raia fell ia torrents, when a trader
cue July nigbt "erKBff
thick!- wooded portion of ihe coon
rv ia Midori. He bad ridden all
eir ni8bt o"crwok him anil
Joc'o'd 1 im . -)8i ia what appeared an
impeuttrible forest Th. and
oBderbn.-1 grew ao thick!j lhai be
,as cont'd to Ul.. and demount
tnelromfcis beast abdtered bimse.f
MtxxilLei aid from the rt wo.
a arrant, a Tona man same IS
rear old, accompanied him and was.
err much ternfcea ai ice biiu."
ia which be touud himself, never bar
iuc 'etn outside tie limits cf a cut
otfi.lMr. BandoU'h lad employed
him to accompany him oo hi Ju
net. Jouroex in those day ere
reueraily wia on horseback or
naze, fr railroad had not men n
terc:d all pans ' our great coua
try, as at the i.teaeut day.
-Jho." said Mr. Rauduipb,
sba.l hare to reuia.u cere um. ...
lifhi ibi-re is no pr.biiiiy of fiod-i
in our in this da; knew.
It weare ooto the right road,
tvplk-d Jha. " wuM surely be
near the cabin we were told about at
tSe black-nmb's thop."
"I ft-ar,'" reiurutd Mr. Uaod-Jph.
"tba: we bare Jost the road entirely
In lact, lam very potiti ve of it V e
can do noiL'ug, I think, but wait un
til it thai! become ligct ncogh for
o to agaiu resume our journey."
While Mr Randolph was epeak
iajr, the wind lulled lor a few mo
ments and there came a. cry tnat
caud John Olorer to . wub
terrtr. Mr. lUndolph who was
crouched beneath a tree, Marted to
his feet and laid his hand on his pis
tol. Again tbe cry broke fjrth, and
. Mr. Uaudolpb commanded John to
search in the saddle bK f-"" a boX
of matches.
"It's some wild auima!, I suppose,
said Glover, bw tee;h cbauro wiib
fear.
"So," said Mr. Uaodolph, wh ve
practiced ear knew the cry of beH-ti
too well to be deceived, " 'ti a hu
man voice, and the cry is one of dia
trees."
In a few moments Air iliocwlpb
liad lighted a pocket larr.eru and e
peering about him with J.-ba (Hover
caiitiousl? btandias ia the rear.
"Fillfiw mc. Jobn." eaid Mr. lUn-
doVa. and immediate!? he puf-hed
ht wsv amor the bustses. while he
libtned for a repetition of the cry.
Once again it came, aad it seemed
so near to him that Le staited back
and stood perpleiei. Just tbea a
vivid fla?b of lightning lit up tbe lor-
est, and be saw eomeUiug whue ly
ing uou tbe ground, about a dozen
yards in advance.
Air. Randolph darted forward and
eeiaed the object, which proved to be
a fema'e child oi some eighteen
months old, who was bidlv bitteu
on the fbouider by some wild ani
mal, lie look the lin e creature iu
bis arms and carried ber back to
where the hoi tee were tied
"Wbut are ycu going to do with
it, sir ?" inquired John.
"That thought was crosfciog my
mind af that moment," replied Mr.
Randolph, "I can scarcely imagine.
First, I must, try &ud di.-cove who
bas lost a child ia this pt:t of tbe
cjuntry, and by that means endeav
or to find out tbo parents of tbis poor
creature."
"And fuppose you c&a't find
them ?" rupgeeted John. .
"Then I euripo?e I .hali Lave t".
adonL ber as mv d-uzLter," reolied
Mr. Racd.4ph.
' But you are not married sir,''
raid Jobn.
"And never am likely ta be," re
sponded Mr. Randolph, upon wbos
mind came the memory of one b;
loved who bad pa.-d away from
earth, and left a lonely man.
"We must nt ac'.icipate," be con
tinued. "To morrow may bring the
parents of this poor little child to
tight."
When davligbt came Mr. Ran
dolph found tbat be had wandered a
pood way off the road, acd tSe sun
was well op ere be gained the cabin
at tbe edge of the forest. It was in
habited by an old hunter by tbe name
ofStuLbs. He gave Mr. Randolph
beany welcome, and was not long
in preparing a hot b'tukfuf-t.
' Well, I never heard of eucb a
th tg before," said Stubby lot-king at
tbe child with curiot-ity. "There's
no one living within twenty miles of
this place, and 1 can't imagine bow
she came to be io the wood. Old
Hill IS moot's cabin is a good twenty
miles from here, and Dan Neal is ten
miles from him, and that's all the
psople there are this tide cf the State
line. Neither Dill nor Pan are mar
ried, and it's passing etraoge where
the yonog one came from "
"I wifb you would take a ride 1
through tbe forest," eaid Mr. Ran
dolph to Stubbe. 'Teke the whole;
day to search for some person claim
ing this child. I will remain here
until you return," and be pla.:l a
piece of gold iu tbe Lu titer's palm, j
"I'm afraid yon '11 hae to father
that yooog one," Le eju'laimed, ad
drest-irg Mr. Randolph, 'I've ridden
nearly fortv mile to. dav, and l-'-ar
netbiog from eotbttlr who bas list
child. r:hpj she Las been
iotj
purposely."
Mr. Racdilph looked ecrfous.
Such an idea bad not orearrr-d to
Lim, bnt from the moment he heard
the words of tbe old buntrr te men
tally vowed thfit be would adopt the
child if ttr parents were not discov
ered. Seventeen years later, Mad?e
Randolph, as tbe foundling was de
nominated, had become the reigning
b?lle of the town of L
Mr. Randolph had occasion to
make a trip to ibe State of P jur
at) go, in Mexico, and for tbe purpose
joined a party of traders who were
starting - from Independence. All
the men weot armed, and bad much
experience in Indian fighting; so
they felt pretty much at ease oo that
core.
After two wteks' travel bfyocd
Smoiy Hill Fork, tbey came upon a
careo of Siena Indians who had a
white woman in bondage. Several
cf the traders oflered to purchase ber
freedom, bal she was tbe wife ot a
chief who refused her anr proposi
tion involving ber Jeavirg bun.
Tbe
poor creature seemed particularly de
sirens cf entering into conversation
with ber countrymen, but the Indi-
ne rudely thrut ber back wben she j
implored to be taken back to civil
fzed life.
Tbat afternoon tbe Indians broke
ip their camp and went away west
ward. Tbe traders had donb'.ed
their effers to the Indians, but tbey
would not release their capn've. The
came night, when tbe traders were
in camp tbey were suddenly aroused
by the eoocd cf approaching horfce-j
hoofs coniisg at a rapid gallop. A :
few moments later and the woman
whose freedom tbey btd been trying
to obtain, sprang from a pony, ex-'
-claiming r - - i
"For heaven's sake, my country-!
aen do not give me op. I bars es I
caped but ;hey w 11 soon I e after
me."
The traders iot-iantly held a coun
cil. The savages outnumbered them
weuty to one ; there was no hope of
making a 6ucce.'ul reeistance.
"Sums one must fly w ith the wo
man back t3 Independence and
there's not a moment to be lost,"
cried several voices. " Whol! do H V
inquired the leader.
Xo one poke ; tbe mea all
n.i'a nnnn the trainand could
had
not
R i
desert them.
"I have no property to risk,- said
Mr. Randolph, af.er a few moment, s
reflection, "uiy bubioess is urgent 'tie
i rue, but I'll take ber back ir perish
ia tbe attempt."
A few minutes later asd Raudopr
and the woman were flyiog fAs: s
tbe horses couid tarry tbem back io
Missouri.
Jvi before tbe break of day the
Indians appeared at the trader's
- '
TLev were aifcured Bte wm not pres-.it
eul, neuaer uhulcj uvn n. -,
t. th K4rit(T '
made a tt ict search of the wagoa.-
that thev were convinced that tbey
eie on tue -trug iran ; u-jt i-..
d sappointtueat was so great that
tbty made aa attack upon tbe tra
ders. A smart O.bt revealed to thtiu
that Ibey -ould nave to ob.ain rein
foicemecu if they dct-ired to capture
the tram, bo they wi:bdrew and left
the traders in peace.
Aficr two days' bard tiding, Mr
Randolph and tbe woman n ached a
post of drgjjoin soldiers and -vtre
giren e.coit wb-. Sf J-bem fafe to
Leavenworth. Tbe foll iwioy la tbe
siorv the poor woman told Mr. Raa-
- B - L -
"I wa born of respectaoie parent,
my father being a farmer in weMern
Miffcouri. I was married at an ear
ly od Her 'h' birth of a daugh
ter, my turbaii4 f!rted to go to la
dependence tor tbe purpo&a of enter
icg into buriuet.3, taking tbe child
aud raystlf with him After trav
eling SJiae dny a we entered a great
fvrert. and b f -ra were aaaie of
it, we fouud oarelves surrounded
irj.zen ludiane, who bad croeoed be
line on a tjealiog expedition. Tbey
abot my husbaad before my eyee, atd
acre g'-'iag t" kill my bab;, Leu )
hegiid for t life. One of the sav
ages, who fcctaicd lo have f-omc au
thorny, prevented my child fros b
isg murdered, bat refuted to let me
t'aveit, und it wes Jelt upon tbe
ground U die, while tbey hurried
away, bearing mtJ off a captive. The
fuff.-riogs I bave endured I would
not relate if I could. I was ofiea
tempted tJ dtairuy myeelf, but the
tbougot cf regaiuio my freedom, od
hepe tbat my child miy;i.t h ve been
providentially fouod, ktayed my fcaD.d
wben I would bate taken my own
lite."
Such, iu brief, wa3 ice hiatory giv
en by tbe poor woman, whose name
wart Bakrr.
Mr. Randolph listened with breath
lew interest lo ber narrative, and
when fcle had concluded be ai-ktd
ber if fcbe rennfmtered oa what day
of he month and the year ber mis
(:ldue occurred, ller reply wa
prompt, ble uaptid tie yesr aud
stated that it was ca tte C:b of
July, the day being Sucdsy.
"1 6hu'l never forget it while I
live," fehe continued. ' Life bas only
been a burden to me ti&ce "
Mr. Raudo'ph was tfiifitd tbat
tbe mother cf bis adopted daughter
waa bi'fore him.
With tome little circumlocution he
! gave aa uccouat cf his auventute ia
tkc forest, and tta'.ed tue ciauccr in
h:ch the io.'jut he fjuad was dits--ed.
Whca the p3--r wt-niau heard
this the throw hcrstlf at Mr. Ran
d h'h's feet aud wept It-ars of grat-
iiude acd joy, while the kiod Li.
handH. Madge Raudolph merried well,
and continued through life to love
ber adopted father, while she became
a comfort and solace to her unfort
unate mother.
Prprf ! Mi MraiMlmoltorr
Co!onel Thornton, of ibe East In
dia service, tells thus the rwmaacr of
bis youth :
"One clear starlight eveniug iu
June, Helen end I were walking on
tbe terrace am'sng flower beds tbat
were cut in tbe soft green turf. In
spited by tbe stillness and cdorcus
icfluenca of the sir, I told ber my
heart's secret with all its hopes and
fears.
"She looked up at me wonderin
ly.aud tears glistened io ber beautiful
eyes as she eaid :
"Ah, Captain Thornton, are you
sure? I'oyoudo you love me? It
cannot be. No nei'er."
' Why," I cried, impetuously press
icg my suit aad btr, 'you love anoih
err
"Sir," tbe ssid, almost sharply,
"d.i you know who I am f"
"Tte lovlieet girl ia England."
"No, a r; I am not; great heavens,
Captaia Tborotou, I ani your gr&od
mother.'' "My gracdmUrer !" Te'k cf &ud
deu sfcocis after that, won't you f I
tried to speak, but my voice tailed
n.e. I reached out my hand asd
touched br Yes, she was there,
real rnouh, aad 1 was not dream-
I
I ence heard this ateedoti of
Judge rarsoas, said the Rew. James
Freeman Clsti, the great Massachus
etts advocate and lawyer. It is said
tbat beiag about to try a me.rantile
rase, be ordered a jury to be sum
moned, and among tbe names was
that of Thcmas II. Retkias, the lead
ing mercoaui or oston, aua a per
sonal friend of Judge Parses. When
the cfS 'cr made hi return, be taid
down a ft r dollar bill before the
Judge. ,
"What is thai" said Parsons.
"Mr. Perkins says be is very busy
indeed, to-day, and prefers to pay
bis fiae,"
"Take that back to Mr. Perkins,"
said tbe Judge, "and tell him to come
here at once : and if be refuses, bring
him by force."
When Mr. Perkins appeared, the
Judge Lokfd tternlr at him acd
said:
What do yoo mean, sir by sending
moner when too were summoned to
sit on this jury ?"
Mr. Perkins replied: -
' I meant no disrespect to ibe court,
yenr Honor; but I was extremely
busy fitting out a ship for lis East
ladies, and I thought if J paid my
fine I might be excused." -
"Fitting oat a tt'ip for the East
Icdies, sir?" shouted the Judge;
"and bow happens il tbat you are
able to fit out a ship for tbe Kast la
dies f
"Your Hoar, I do not understand
fee"
"I repeat thee, my question, how
is it that you are able 10 fit oat s
hip for tbe East Indies J" If you
dj not know I wUl tell yoo. Jt is
becau?e the laws ol your touotry are
properly administered. If they were
not, yen wtnld Lave no t-hipp. Take
your seat, sir, with tbe jury."
Tbe CnlverMU Bar-
Chapter l.' It's a Boj."
llis advent his heralded in the
brief bat strong- sentence just quoted.
Xo matter what hopes have been in
dulged concerning girl babies, what
list of names sounded over to catch
tbe most musical and euphonious
ones, there is something in tbe pithy
announcement, 'It's a boy.' wbicb
dispels all fanciful dreams and sets
everybody on a prose basis. His
very voice, as it otters a deQant war
wboop to tbe grand army of humani
ty, tellS lue SiOrj IO tfAJM.-rieui.cu
years. Tbe vieions of a dainty girl
darling very soon vanUh before this
positive piece of prose, who kicks bis
.tnrdv lurls tbrouzh tbo delicate
niok sock i .tended fcr bis aister, and i
. . i i. . )
wbo erowb rea as a turaey coca
hpd at Ttnksirivinz time when he
ia txj,ectei 'o thow off io to;d advan
tage btfjre . alltrs. He persists ia
aa abnormal developriient ot cose and
. ro .lt..r.t rhu Atrsa Mlnnrr orith
pmucro -B
I oiLt-r ii-Ue tuck saowo cniT
p-r,. tJ
Til ininrtPLCU wcuico. i n.uw au
mrses become reconciled and accept
him on trust, fceeiog uo oiber alterna
tive. He emerges from bis puffy and
rocy cbetinacy to a rely poly, wide
awake thing of beauty, which is a jov
fullv ccc bif of tbe True. There i
a process from inraccy to Iiiuo boy-
hood, a sweet time, w hen tbe man- Isskcr Gaviit sworn : Wlz pres
enilis half biby, half angel, la tbe en: ai lke pi)L,8 jast eleckchuu day,
cltar depths of his innocent eyes is a tal y.: qowo wi:DoUt rry
world of trust and hope at.d love
Uig wbite brow i fdir as a freshly
opened Lily, arid bU iips as swet aii
beim jsa n tts. lie is moht wucoing
at ttiU sjre, for the pcculiarkies wbich
mark the enfant terrible are yet un
developed ' He is ED armful cflove
aud bi-fcu y acd promise aud dccU
aud hope." Ljve Lim while yet there
ia no gtiii on hi If nder lipt; no sin
ia tba unwritten soul, no touoc cf ttu
world's breath upou Ojd's fiaifbed
work.
Chaptes II. ' Uii up Old Horsey.'-
' Mercv, what anoiisel
L it k at !
th t chair, aiiu a tttins lied ou ice
arms ana mode tat to ibe wn;u:g-
uiit fin n )er-iatiO, au io
diiv-
tn taudem by thai. ?op; irtui iu
ed tkirt atd fatcr hat au ( shoes!
Who up.-ct that wj:k bat-kei? aud,
greious ! what work ta been nude
ith my wool fad thread! There's
the las; Graphic torn to tc:ap epd
fluffed in tte cupadore wub my new
seiew d,iiST, that I loit a week ago !
What is be doin wth Jbecatfaad,
dear me! if he hasn't thrown graiid
ma's tpecta4;s the trate!"
'Where's Jlrry J Run ta tbe
kitchen and see, AU tbe eggs are
bri keu ia the basket of folded clothes,
aud the milk for puddiug bas been
fed t) the cat and dfg. ikidget Lan
nian is io a toweriog rage and
says:
Phat s the use of shlarin to kane
clean wid such a young divil iorniost
yer ' a':s j. rigidity I- u?fbuncb
calls, and is horned by tjug re
quested to 'be a horse end let JIarry
nrje straauie ia t)oslon.' M.e is
questioned, s.!so, oa maay dtji(i4te
points, and aked bow many liule
boys she bas, aud whether sQe has
tetn his blae moLkey tbat perfvrois
ou a yellow stick, and bis 'rooster
ibr.t crows if you blow io behind.'
JJe gets very close to h?r acd atks
bat last wbite stuff on her face is,
aad what makes her wear supb a fun
ny liale ha?.
A few years of this juveoile terror
and thu appear spotter stage cf the
b-y, He gets a fever only appealed
by'iuatbles. It is utile s lo heed off
thi pbaBs; it il is shut ti in one di
rection it breaks out more vl louiiy
in fcuiiie other. It goes thiough a
period of six cr seven, years and costs
much iu anxiety, brckea window
paces, and morufied pride. He is
efnictcd wi:b rats, pigeous, and other
boyieb complaints, wbicb are harm
less, but annoying. He brings in six
dirty steel traps lo amae his sick
sister, who grows wcree under it, and
in bis solicitude bs straps his ices fast
to six feet of stilts and stocps to ea
ter the door of ber rocro, to the hor
ror and dicmay of his mother. He
brings little notes home from school,
which be tries to explain in a favor
able light, but fails to convince bis
parents that it was 'only because
Hill WiUon dropped Liielaja on Abe
Hennegan's toes ant' made me laugh.'
He Cirres bis awkward iniiiiU oa old
Mrs. William's cellar door, and she
threatens his arrest. He goip to see
'Humpty Hunr.piy,' and comes borne
and throws real brickbats at bis
aunt, and Bridget is met w ith a bat
lencg blow frt.ni his head ia the re
gion cf tbe diaphragm whtn she is
bringing in the coal. He m&kes life
like a burden, and home & saare aud
delusion. He tears the comforters io
more ways than one, and elits tbe
pillow cases to match them. Grad
ually he leaves eff ibe hurly-burly
life and imperceptibly glides into
Chapter. III. 'Where is my blue
tie?'
'Where is the blacking brurb ? I
am going to a little surprise, and
won't be home till eleven. Is my
percale shirt dine up nice? I wish
you'd make my collar aiiffer. I don't
lhack some one, for ihrowiog my coat
down nd gelling it wriokled all up
How do you like ibis hat? Think it
locks better than my soft obo ?' You
will find the pigeon boxes &1. deserted
abjut this period, and not a rat-trap
cumbers the buck ?ard. The wood
shed theatricals are all ended, tbe
suits are pat away, the kites forgot
ten; window glass is in perfect safety.
Ti e dust has filled up the rude initials
ia Mrs. William's cellar door, and
there ia an nniuvited quiet all arcoud
the bcufe. Chairs sUy in their pla
ces, and pantaloons will no longer
bear cutting over for the boy. He
gets ibem now out cf new stuff, aud
mother's 'cut' wiil not satisfy bim.i
He is no: in the way now, and there's
a heavy pain at mother's heart as
she thinks that be will never seed
her pucb any more. Tbe iuuoceni
eyes have a deepr-r meaoicg io J.bnn
cow. Tbey have !ki-o iatv their
depths ibe reflection of a fare vuuog
er than mother's, and l.fe begins to
look real to tbcoi.
The world is full cf heme where
these pictures will be recognized aad
huog up a family portraits bjcjes
where thete are no sounds of young
voices now. ibey grow away into
Ice world f o soon, and we put away
the nameless feeling of desolation as
we do tbe cast-efftoys of their child
hood, and when the eveniog of life
approaches tbe heart goes back ai ng
ibe track of time and is once more
w;ib the children ia ibe dsr long
ago.
An old iadv being aitu to sub
scribe to a newspjper declined ou iLc
grciana nat wben hbe wanted ueas
sbe niaaufdCurcd it heritlf.
A courtly nero ncjotly sent a re
ply to an invitation, in which be ''ret
grttt?d thaf circamatsoces tepugnant
to tbe rr quiei-cecce would prevent
bis acceptance of ibe io vite." '
Wben a man fees hi wife shedding
a cataract of tears it wtU-Niagravates
him beyond endurance.
SAKBT.
CosrtDERrr X Road,
f
(Which lain the State or Ky.,)
r. OR Kit
I don't want no Senatorial Com
mittee down here. I don't want no
hndr nrvin aroond brinsrin nitrcers no
j r J ,i " c t
ab30t cleckhhuns, votio and &iph.
Niggers ia prejudist, tDd their tasntal
viscuns is oixtortea. i my u on i un
derstand polyliz, and her very dim
and confoosed notions of relijun.
Tber ain't a nigger neer the Corners
which don't firmly bleere that the
Fifteenth Amendment mcens that
they sbel her the rite to rote, ui fet
tered and unhampered, and that they
bev tbe rite to vote z they pleane.
xbv can't be made to understand
. ....
that the eo nerior !nlclliiret,ce that
lays nioeiiy around JJatcjmV, cz
desigied by Providence to guide aud
direct em, and tha. tley ought lo be
tbat-k'ul that ii ii here lo keer fs
'cm.
To put niggers onto the f.;and f .t
exatLiudrheu is to convict ourselves
Tber ain't rz many uv us to swear
cz tber wuz the mornia nv tbe eieck
shua, but there is et-uff.
Thai the country bel bev the troo
iwerdois nv wat did nely happen
elcckrbua day, 1 hev already hi Id au
fiaoiinathun , aud fccro U i.-i :
double-larrtlt'd fehot gua, for did, noi
an pbipate trouble uv any tied. He
uiidertoud thai lue niggers bed all
agreed to veto the s'.rute Dimckratic
licktrt, in wfctcb cse wood ez toos
itey wood vute z not. Rather en
courajjed em. Remcmter acqep iu
aaicvuaehun to isle eotbiu with
klc uv em, and wucd bey accep.iq
iaritasbuos with all uv cm. Am
faai ijokla ibe prejud s wbicb every
whue Eiaa tea ag'.u odor. Hev got
go lhat k:u tcleralc a i-iger, with
m.tev. ef be Is libfal. Two uv em
ted voted (it-eta uz the two Uepub
llkio tletiu w blpa HUloUi.U lu lue
bjx) when we dickivertd that every
oce ur tin bed Republ kia tik't-, iu-
to testify e? to what they kaow!coua "aa oneofbis books without
kilt-jt'd U mssratic, aud that tuy
pfrp ed to yoig fin, 'tt usteiftHy
OiirSpCo. I'dihed the ul geis aaay
frocu tbe wilder aad bed tbe poles
cl jsed. Rut bed borne aud got my
fchotguo, iz did ptkia Poram, tapt.
M'lVlteY, and lu'a regi uv us, lin
nitiitly not fied ibe nigcers that ibi
kind uv a thing wocdu't do, and thai
whilo v.e detired em to exstcise iber
,-ites, '.bey must exercise em in apcord
aces with the iiees uv the dominant
rsi'-e, aud cuifcin else, 0-berwise
thev coi.dem ix-reise em. There
wcz soma trouble whii'b resul'id io
tbe kiliia uv perhaps aeveuty uv em.
Can't state exactly how uiapy wiz
killed, z he didn't conDt em.
Bi b eve iu rresideat Hayes, es
pfsbtl'y sence the app jiutaieut uv
Motby"? Cou?ul to IK'Dg oog,
Tbit;k3 it wood l e a grate measure
ur nasiauashea ef be ifliviu) cood
te epuiu'ed to suibin.
Detkia Pocram usiiGedu about
the same blpj that Isaktr did.
Wlz wdlin that the niggers bbood
rote e f they wculd only vote the Pem
tkratic ticket. lied cverc ioe the
preludis every Cawcashua uz bjuud
io bev agia tbe iufetior racf, but
xbood insist, alii z. that tbe itjferLr
race shood be guided acd diiec.ed by
the eocyeriur. J-. tha soopcrior race
wants to veto the Dirnrkruiic ticket,
the inferior must do liKCnire. and so
on. Otherwise we can't let fin vote.
We shti iuri.-t on Levin cm couuiid
ia wben we mak-i up our Coagre
sjoaal represeataotu.3, but we must
cmtrol their voice. ' 0. her ie the
bloated North w o.-d hev the bulge ou
us. Approves tbe President's policy,
espeshelly Lis applctment uv M-fcby
zMitiiriter, or whatever it i, to
Hong Koug. Notfcla a- cnpolidat;s
the iioutbrru uiiod z an appiutiuent
Wocd like to bev it tri d oo him
self. C-i Mil-rlier tpstifed to shootio.
perhaps, serin or eight uv em s
jeered he wuz justified, aud appealed
to the Xorlhcro sense uv rite. Jftd
ibe niggers volid the Republtkin tick
et il wood hev bMberd us to elect
the pimekratlu tit kit, sutbla that the
Corners alluz bed done, snd alluz ex-
peeled ti dc. Cjodent and woodent
stand tunovasbuus. the niggers
want to y ote let em vote rite, and
there will be oo ohjeck'ibaas to it.
Otherwise we csn'i pi r nit it.
I didn'i consider it nessary to take
any more testis: any. Bat this I bed
sworn l- before Ucom, who staled
it tf!ihelly with a whisky glass, and
I shell forred it to J!aine. I bepi u
will Lev proper effeck. I hope the
Xortb will see that we desire to rec
ogn:ze the aaitadii Mat, and tbat we
are willia to go j:st cz fur (Z possible.
We must, however, preserve the in
tegrity uv the old Dimekratic party,
and must retane our mj riiies.
Wben this is uudestood there will be
ao more trouble. Wben tbe bigger
gits into the proper frame nv mind
uv votio cz we want lim to, all the
bother will end, acd there will be
tha'. espesbe! kiud uv pee.-e tbat we
desire. O.hertvise there will bo
more worry acd m-.;re trouhle.
Petroleum V. Nasby, Statesman.
' ' "fSLot Gui.
Bajrartf Tnjlo.
Tbe carter of Bayard Taylor is
one of the moht s'rikiog illustra'ions
io rtceui. Amerinaa history of the
substantial reward which our repub
licao society c.ffra to purely literary
ambition. A generation or two ago
the man of letters was so rare a char
acter among us that bis Very tingu
Iari:y was s claim to public dlstiuc
tioa. But Mr. Taylor made Li ce
lebrity long after Dunoa, and Irving
act J.rcsfcoit, and H'yaot,- aud a
score f others had Jlanghl mankind
to refpect tbe tas'e and sch(loar-bip
of tbe New Wtstera World, aad he
woo b' highest boaors ia the very
thick of the Uruggle f r li ra-y hue
cess wbich distinguishes f jf.-e Uter
years cf tbe XToeieeoib cen'jry Jle
owed u. thing to the acotdeut of lime
or of f Tiune. Toe prices - wbicb en
riched the eloKB of his life are ihe
well-earned fruit f tbe hard and per
severiair labors cf more tbau hiitv
years. From the day when hp set
out, po'ir and uuknowo, to make ibe
tour of Europe ith kcap'ack and
s.alT, until he arrired oaly a ff
m iDths ago at on cf ibe grt-a'ci ot
the Earepeaa courts, bearing the
highest diplomatie rauk it ft ia '.he
powrr of ihe Unfed .8;tei i a.iudr.
cheerrd by ibe fre-ll plaudits of
bis cuntrymen, aud greeted kb
matked hoaor by tbe peop'e and
prince8of Germany, it cn be said
tba' U yard Taylor wa the maker of
sj hjs own go-id f rtute-', and tba'.
he nitd" 'fcem by the mopi conscien
ii.us aad faithful literary work
Ijla t riaiply sad always a ntinof
This is not the place fr a pnycal'
fxtimatu of b'K wniiogj, bgf, ibt-re j
one c DHiiicoou qaaiitr in idi;i
wbicb buoo 83 brigbilj io Lia
pergonal cbtracter tbat we cantot
p88 u over bere io fttlence. Ibu
quality is boneaty. It is. seen ia the!
simplicity of his style; the thoronrh
nesa of bis wcrkmansMp, the clear.
" ' opinions, tie fidelity with
which he held throigb life to his
cnogea work, sparinj no pains to
produce the very be of which be
was capable, howevei small the sub
ject or trivial the rerard. Nobodr
i .
leeiing tbe influence t this virtue.
uuuuv cauia a-io. iiui withnnt
perceiviog that thisf nigh literary
merit was a reflex of (in earnest and
simple nature. If there ia a lonjr re
memtraace for honest men, there is
no less a long lire for 1 honest books.
It is a golden lesson fr authors and
journalists tbat in this, instance liter
ary honesty and personal uprightness
have secured a brilliant success in
life, and an eudunng Uputation.
There is little doubt that if Mr.
Taylor had lived t complete the
Life of Qoethc, for wlicb hisforeigo
appointment gave bin the long-coveted
facilities, be wotid have crown
ed Lis career with ai greater woik
than any ia the long Sst cf bis booki.
It was a tai-k to whici be brought a
raauly er,ttm-iasui soft ibe accumula
tions of year c f studt and icduj-tri-ous
collecting. Schohrs williamrnt
the untimely event kbich deprives
Americau literature 4 what promis
ed t be suea an imi rtant acqnisi-
litju. t he crafumen; cf letters and
arts will mourn tbe Uss of a compan
ion endeared to thenj by a thousand
aaiiitble qualities, lie general pub
lic will sorrow for tfc death of a pub
lic mania whose parsfame the whole
0 Uutry takes pnd. iBut there are
miny others to whob tbe death of
Bayard Taj lor wiil, carry a much
t harper pang We who have been
for so mauy years in mote Inttrcurce
wun mis sinuiy, ttoaer ana nigo
miuded man, and ave learned to
value more aud more as our intimscy
increcsed, tbe nobiliir of bis dispt Bi
tion, ibe greatucss ot bis heart, the
homely charm cf hi) simple private
life, can understand t w deep a grief
will be carried by tie new ol ib
morula to friends ii every q larter
of tbe glob?, wa .mred ia Mr.
T"jlor ere of the btst types of thu
Atnericun sca.-lar, atd i ved bin)
one of the most dutigiiful of Am r can
geL'leuien. X. 2f. Tribune
Pl1ni'l toilven Ay-
An old railraa jerrel.itfi iacl
;eut of the TJtijon I'ac.fic ia its early
days,beaihe rqiaja lieu a was
veiy tlow ; i
A former cmploce of the road
boarded a train. o4 s he kae tba
conductor, tried to cheek it through
Ut-ueral Manager IJofie vkasou ito
traia, and iba OjndJC.or si!d he dare
not pas the man, bt referred hiui
to )dr. lit xie. Tie peir:gr ap
plied to ibe General Manager, and
bis application bi passed was re
facd. He scaled himstlf right in
tront of the manager, and refoi-td to
pay fare wben tbe conduc 9 came
around a.aia. fbe latter ordered
h i t:i to get off at ife ut xt station,
aud S tpa tfat wusrescbtrj ibe rr.au
did gel c!j, bat il as only t run
urq'-'d aud clirst) hto the" baggage.
cr, where he rode pi-t eercral 8ti-
lioi.i btttre tbe conductor entered
and dl-covered him This won't do
said the conductor. Hoxie will b.
in here 10 .v nfter a while, and
the devil will bj upiv wben be dis
covers vou. Tbe nan who was beat
iu bis way Ged 'kat by biding hiui:
self behind' a lot of trunks, and from
bis pjaition erjoyed a ponyvfsatiou
.r. Uojie, who "hat enured tbe car,
Having about, him. with a friend.
I'Vjh'ly the traia ectercd the dining
sifttjon' and tbe man behind the
trucks got off to get something to cat.
As be SiQ'jterei up tbe platform be
came fice to face with Mr. LIuiie.
"Here," aid the latter sternly. "1
thought yon got off at ," earn
ing the station.
"So 1 did," waathe reply.
"How did you j;ct here, tneo ? '
Taking Mr. 11 xie to one Bide, ibe
paeac,er whispered, conn Jentially.
"I qoa't aenttoive yoyr road aud
its flo time away btfjre all the
passengers, but I will tell you pri
raifly, I waljiefj.''
He got a pass lor the Jjuruey, aud
t :.day occupies a prcmhent pJMt:oa
on the road, for which be is indebted
to bis cheek acd wit
IhcProireual Ranl t
Tbe progres? of Russia, wbicb bas
evidentlv excited tbe teaious alarm ol
England is a reality which is palps
bletoallwbo take tbe trouble of
reading history and examiuiug maps.
Xapoleon deplared, at St. Helena,
ib a; in tbe first year of war with the
ftutans tbey would Use India
from Koglaod, and declared thai
probably iu the course of lime ibey
would over helm all Europe. Tbat
Ru-fcia would invade and tike In
dia, he regarded as inevitable, in
order to gain riches and provide em
ployment for the armr, and thereby
prevent a revolution in Rmsia proper.
'i'be conditions and appliances of war
cave so ennugea nuce apjleon s
lime tbat to wrcs. ledia from Kog
laod would probabh ut b so eisy
as was anticipated ; but ii. progress
ot uu-!sia, in territory and popula
tion, has been surprisingly large
Looking back within tbe present
century, it wiil ba seen that the Rus
sian arrtuisitions of territory from
8 weeded are greater than what re
main io tbe ancient kingdom ;
mat tier gain :rt.m I ulaod is as
Urge as the whole of AuMria ; tbat
tbe laad wreged from Turkey in
Europe is equal 10 the dominions of
Prussia, exclusive of tbe Rhenish
provinces; thai tbe c-'u-jiry conquer
ed from 1'ereia ia as Urge aa Eng
land; and that ber srqiUitioos ia
Tartary have an tr-a ftjual to Tar
key iu Europe J.-cece, Italy and
Spaij Siuctr 1814 Rusia has ad
vanced her fr-iiti.'r SoO miles to
wa'ds Vieun, Be (in, Dresden,' Mu-
pjcb and I an ; bs aop-oached 4o0i
miles nearer 10' Constantinople; ba
po8sesed ber-flf i,i the capital of
iIind, aod ba.4 advuoced lo wiihiu
a few m:!.-s of ilitt capifal t,f S deD,
from which, hen J'eter the Great
uiouuted the ihroue. ber frontier was
dittant 300 miles Since ISIf, ako,
j Rurhia hud fctreicbed forward very
cU!-:drrably iord India aud the
capital tf J?erti. H-r army is ib
lrtpu ia (he WQ'ld and the
eacitist to sppp ri ia lia.; of ar,
sad rhe is judicjoUr-ly auguieating
ber navy by ihe purchase of ship',
buik sod buildiiitf oa the Delaware.
"What i tdit riI rourtefiy ? rk
a Xe Jir-ev uaoer. Wtiv. il is
when aa edit r i- ciuht taliog
chiik-'iis at midbubi, abd br -tber
kindly alluded t the loa- er a
fltA'iie fre4k 'l a s uinKinbulist.
A ul btngeh ugMfullv if utrks :
"De'i! q f t MiWnl is i-hou'd ni;t
jermit ibir d iiiirt ! i wear this
pap r ; r a uu I- 1 litre ih so much
r
i', th'er
of bki
cold." "'
ur buoixt ia a rprei way u ler
ttd be defeodQi' atrortie;
"So De brong Via id a
Trenton Gazette.
bag-
F , . ... - . i
?" r"r-i v 1
obtainrAor new inmt1mm.ror i'mprnrmuntt
cn ohatut p,T miim! er nther (ompoKnli,traile
rrl aud luLrli. Ci'rrott, Al.Hgnmrntt, Jntrr.
frnmrri. Aijfil. Foiti, -r J i fri Kgcnmt, a4
all mtttariiing ujid?rt-h VuU-nt J.atrtt. prompt
ly attmAt in. Jnn-ulinnm iUul haif bcrn
I fltrHt fV'1'0,
pnirunl bf 1.4. Ji, ,0 vn,,.,?.!, fkt C. 8. ',rtrnt
Ittpartment, und myng:.l ia liUfnt lutiixf cm
eluiivltf, re cm mute tlnsrr mnrchm. nr.,1 ttcurt
Aite mart jmtmptbj, ,f vi! Ivxiitrr rtai-nt.
Os; 4J.il m i ixcl luuji nttti 4iAiriMAn rv, -,,t,.l.ti
f rrt: tif rAr jvy. A li
Mrrrrr . HfMiBn, to Von. rnpfrnwdrr
nBMwil n IT a.. T f r. a.
ft 'Ttt. to r:!tin Iti r. I
Kcaa?rt 'ctnd prjtrrvKtatiTri I
wirtl'H in mtrcUtn' (k ercry
j-itu nt i sc. ami in a;
WK (It f rinn ryt't in f,n"trr
bSIQXEE'S SALK
Mr rlrtnaor an or.ler.r Sale lnril mit r.r ih
Court -f 'ouiin .o Fl-as u( Sjwmt County. P..
IwllloflHrfirRaiP. on ll rsuils. two uiUel
suuili ot Jeuaer X li'twl, tin
Friday, January, 10, 1S0,
t 1 uVIwtt p. m., tho r.tl'.wlnir real i mute. Tit:
A reriAiD tract rt inn'l. 'Moni'. Una" of J.?ph
W. Bexra. cOUtuln Hpres in r ur lr , l.
i"iiUii bwM r Airim lii H ii:min, Alex.
(tMaua. t-ninp i.apn an I othr. h.inm tberia
freoie.l h'jus , burns, (tallies, i:ie Ju. tLi, thaf irtn
Is a-ili rl ii.l whh liinex'.me nn.l enal. draw kiln
and Snclt tn if.H-l running .mic-; al, a ki I lie.r.
inif iruii i jvnaru i;.mvcmm I'lrnart-nen. f-?
mlU, mures, fcn , ls very .lniM'j prpitjf and
will be aolil luHir;ur tlio iijit sjt in-!iMi-er.
tViawnai-Hi Klvin Itt day or A:irl nexi. of
atiOT If dealre.l.
TKKAIS Ais-thir. tnhaul. cn-hir,l tn air
months ami one-llitrJ lmu.o veitr (mm ihla iImii
with Interest in.ljeul n.,y'un!i trunk iUy ur
aK Any lurUirt Uilurmitluu nuy bs h.il by
adlro?!icj
B.S. FLKCK.
Deo. 14. Aslr.ee nr J. W. Hito.
Twf nmrjvin D 1 PffiP stove
nemt uiiirAollii polish.
4UWAYS READY FO USC. '
Evcryamtr iinwm M SA -
Kl.n . aru.M..Ml It.
IUMI!ltl
3.n---v wanna,
Q ., POLISH Wn Huna-Ck
, MTXXIVO.
DIJOT.
I KU8T.
WA9TE,
JJEKET S. Z1ECIER, Sole Kar.ufecturer,
Baa, aa au jaba mm, rhiiadaipiiu.
A
SS1QNEES' NOTICE.
Wbtrcna SoIs-jii II. Watki'. of Summit Twp ,
Soiucr-ft Co , PM miil? a volunt-ry an"lirntnBnt
for the benelit of hii ere.ltturk tq tb n luriiaut l
of t tli in!t"y, roil, iitml aii'l mUeil,
sai'l N. II. WaUerto mnic im n:!l.tt payment
to tlio Aaiijnfea anJ th"s lnvii:f ul iluia Hiln.t
him to lir.'soqt 111 -in 'lui.v auLhcuilKite 1 inr . ttlo.
moot ti tho Awiijaen, :it the tuli.e uf Yak-ntine
Hay In Soaj:rs-1 (jr"Uii
.u-:'rivF.iiAY,
US WIS Wtl'il.Y,
De. Aa.-iK-"i:e.
Saved from the Grave.
Mr. J. E. Yontnin. L-m? r. li.. 111.. av : -It
avel my two c'iit.lrn Iniuj the :rrive." A. L
Simmoo,of Hilttmoro. MJ.. al ia : "!l will
lure the Wir3t ciuih lm:nl i:toty."1 tarj Jo9
cured me of a bail retell of una woi'lt'a stan tinic "
J.H Cot;ltr, ttrijui P. irir l.uoo,ncw boiile
l Seller' Coanh Syrnp audi. It I? the moat kv
ular remely tor t'onlm, Cold, Uroup. Hmirenos,
aou all Ti rout and Uunx ltivasci. l(us lttn iu
ue for halt a ecnturv. bul-l ty ail druifisn ac I
eointrj itiirekepiTti. l'rii e '5?., 5Je. nn l l.ou
Pir Duiue. ll. j:.. :.L l,ur.il.-5 .x i pi,",
ittahuruii, l'a.
Nov. 'JJ
The Great Blood Cure,
For the rure of all dl-easra arl.lr.ir (rm Imoure
Illoul. Areyua weak, nerv .un. di-hlllate-l, pile
and emaciated T Havejroa dxt your nppetiie?
Hare you nausea, pain In Ihe bark. ? If ,
Ir Uioilaey'a Wi.ikI Urar'her will drive ont the
dlwaae anil hritiir back tbe Hloom ol Health.
Piinplea, It dU. Kryl-hn. Tetter. Salt Hhcuin.
ke., are but aartaee IndhsitloRj ol Hlood llbteaae:
sod Dr. Uindie) Ul iOl Si-archer, by purilvir.n
the avrtem, adtena tho fkin and heauiitics the
eomplexion. tt'urea performed by the Bhxwl
Ssart'tior read like old-time miracles. Try it.
Sol t by Uruttxita- a.1 00 por bottle. K. E. SEl
UERS k CO., Prop's, Piituborjrh, Pa.
HEALTH M HAPPINESS.
Health ami Il ip.lne are prtoelosa Wealth to
tneir pwseior.s ana yet tney are nituiu tna
reacn oi erery one na wiu lue
WnitillT'S LI VKU PILLS.
The only nre OITRE for TorplJ Llvor, Drupeojla,
Hoaduene, Hour Stoma?)), I'onrtilpnio i, Ituoillty,
Nauiea, aud all ililioua e tmplain'a an 1 Hlood
disorder, none rename nute. aivne-i "Wtn,
Wriirht, Phiia." If Tour drurzli't will not tan.
ply aend .5 cents for one box to Kirrick. Kollcr &
uo., 70 n. 4ta at. rni!.
Feb.
PHILADELPHIA COFFEE,
Wo hare recently made irreat Improvement In
the roc,sol KomsIh I'QQVe, and doit olfer
to tbe trade the
FINEST ROASTED COFFEE
ever pat up in Package!. We guarantee every
package branded
'MY CHOICE" or DOM PEDRO'S CHOICE.1
to be notbinit Irat line iwleeted Coriee. IJoitce, lid
p'lrlod lrout O" by ourolvci.
Janney&Andrews,
WHOLBAI.
Ghkjs k PraUB Conissica ImMi
No. 121 and l'J3 Slarkct Street,
May 20 rillLADEU'IHA.
R
EUISTEK'S XOTCE.
Notloe la herehr alen to all pcrn eonrcrnd
as leirateea, creditor or otherwiac, that the ti I
lowing aeeiunt have pauol resri!er. undtiiatlhe
tiime will be prt?cn;oti for con:trinntln and al
lowantie at au ( irphana' Court to lie held at S,n
erret, on Thur.lay, January 30, lx a.
1. Firt aeo-.unt of John C. Woll r, aiin'r. of
John Weilor, duceaiied.
a. Firet and flaal a;-e rant of IInry H.Schrock
attrn'r. cmtetannto annrryal Uuh S?hro.ak,
deceaaed.
3. First and Onal aee mat Of Samuel S. Ileal,
trwrfee lor the tale ol the real eat.tte of domtn
j. i!jal, deeeafetl.
. 'Theacri.nntof Pcti-r Rra-h, utrdlan of
Mary A. Printline. . .
i. Fir"t ai.d finll account ot Wilii.ini Ii. HLakl,
Ailin'r ol Nan -y Stahl, dee'd.
(. F.nt aoiant of A. Erans, A'tm'r.of John J.
PhitlippU dce'd.
T. Seoimd and final ae,-nnt of (."yrai naystan.
Executor oi Ann Maria Zirrfot;, der'd.
. Aae.mnt of Jolin Keel, lxir.U.in of Auitn
Uape.
9. Fir.t and final aeunt of Jacob E. O. Irer.
Adin'r. ol Kicharl OttfiT.dec'd.
A. F. Kin KEY.
Jan. 1 Kciiter.
A
SSIGXEE'S NOTICE
Jacob Kline of S unir-el Tp.. Invtn? lxael
all hi prerty real and per'tial to h nnklin
Miller lor the benelit of creililor. no'.lci Is hereby
given loa'.t psrs . ia lobt-d I the mil A'lnor
to mike Immediate payment, an I th ie having
claims to protest to the Fill A."--i)(n3e for eottW-
mcnt. ' ' 1 -
Da'cJ, Uec. IbTS. KKiXkUS iVMLLEB.
Dee, ii' ' " ' - Auiic,
4 SS10NEE$- ACCOUNT?.
i
r. !
The follo-vlnit Beermn'e have b.'n fi!v I an.l will ;
bo .'resented for eoubruaton on !
murxaay, ,jan van, isr.i. j
(htK Barclay, afsist'aee if $idomoi II ikei. :
partiel KlinmeL aiituee of Joe''pt L,inoiJ.
E. M. Sehroc. amdsne-of Danlel-ivelu;.
Val. Hay, a&dixnee of Uatharlne Walker,
johnaon i. Su-icr, mnlnnra of Ju.j. llr..lllor.
U.F.SJHKW
Jan. 1. Fro'honataFy
OURE REWARD,
O HAKSTOIAV For? ,
94 to 610 Per Acre,
peech and Staple. Land n lleliiraif
ill th JtllLLlOX Ai KK lilt M 7,,
h (iraad Haplda and ludiaim'
Mailroad t ompvuy,
TITLE PERFECT,
Strong fcoll mir crop plenty oftliti
ber no drouzht nv rUlnrla btia
. . n "noppera.')
Bnnnlna atrramapu re water ready
marketa-achoola-Hailroad row
plcted throuen centre ol' tbo KranU
Send for prnnplilrt, EnglUtli or
German,
Address "'. O. HI Gn ART,
. Land (cmailnloncr,
AAatid b pi os micH.
Si '(. ral -Iwj aWJlbM'Y. tVt.d ai--4
AMIrMTBDirATCill,ClMB
k ' knewn worii. Samp I Watckfret to
W Atiilreaa, J. CvviTxa Ca, Chicaga :
mil
ripni
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OX HAND.
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I M, HQLOERBJUiU & SOffS.
STOEE,
West End, Main St., Somerset Pa..
HEADQUARTERS
j FOR THE SALE OF
csasjkc:?
i IdOWZESAND
2SAPEES.CLI7SS
t CHILL2DPL01rvS,nAGE2
;T:WIIC2J1INSE22I!2:LLS. Z3T-
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FANNING MILLS,
!
j SHOVEL PLOW SHARES,
1
Cultivator Shovels
AXsrr
Ssjiirs fcr Xzxlj All tie Hctm
Sc'.i is the Ccxmty.
ft A VALUABLE INVENTION.
.r i.-K4Sr?&i
was
opj sewing mmim
in workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watch,
arri as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. I:
r-ccied ihe highest awards ct tho Vienna and Csn
Zz nr.lai Exoositions. iT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER
ten c::;-:r-:;hic. It3 caoacity is unlimited. There
:.ro i,.oe VM.SON MACHINES sold In tho United
.':t"4;cs iTian tha combined sales of all tho others.
Vro YJlLiiOii MENDiraC ATTACHMENT, for doing
! i k!r,d3 of repasrins. WITHOUT PATCHINC, given
with each machina
;! WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.
WANTED
"!7 &. 829 Croadway, New York j New Orleans. La.;
.-.v. Siate &MaJ:sjnSts., Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Caf.
FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS.
TO THIS" LM)IES.
The fcumairr ar. t K.iil a:yle or E. ButtcrK'k
tXli.
PAPER PATTERNS
at Mr. E. R. Wairner',
803 Arch St.. Mi33S-Jth 2i Jt,, Ph ladelphia
A 1 jo Tor Je the Ont.-noUt Pllter. Ih-lera
filled ty m iil on rtteei)tor wriire. Cuttttoa1) tur-niahn-1
on api'll .tit Ion hy in.tll.
1
1 ViiTlllV VllTlPl'
otter i henhy irirea, th it an ele.'.i -a will
be
he hi cn
Monday, Jo unary 13, 1ST!',
at the r.tne of the Somerset Jt Min jral Point K:iit
KiJ I'ouimy, at Somerset Pu . lor the iurm
ol electing a Freft'lent ami l'irertor of nuiil Soin-jri-t.
.Mineral l',.ii.t Kuit l:wl I '.imnr.
John ii. uia
Jan. Seerel;i!7.
P M 1 X I ST II ATO U'S X OTICE
tst.ne of Veter Hirf-c kKe. of Swtr.rreek
towrtilii',, !oo;;ieil.
Letter ffj'lniinistrutloTi on theahoreestnte haT
tntr been r:mte1 to the nmleivimeil by the prop
er o!hon;y, notice Is hereby iriven tothMiein-!-l!ed
ton to makelnme'Ualepiyment.and thoa
havinir elntws airainnt it will present them duly
aniheutirated for settlement to the AdminiKtr.ttor,
at tiiruitire ol Jamea L. Puich. in Somerset lir..
ou Saturday, the h day ol Fehroary. 1'7'J.
JAtllUr. iiKtOfiS.
Jan. 1 AdminUtraU r.
itl V .Ulleit ure :ict :tso I U
II eit-;. lieil'.lwirlHKid t itltriwl l. o ruir S
i' Us,- .lo vt :u-h:,u lii-e l, li - wilt-2.1
-f.,... t.. ...... ..--...r.... 1... ...w - . ir ...... T
i-i-., ! Iv A'I'inm'ir I'mioh Ks.i'ii'hi p.
Ail-:::, t. E. E:TI2 i CJ. 9'a. Ar.'s.
H ri:tV::v h. Ta PI
Jan 2
A?' ''' 1 15 A 1 OK 1
tual) of John I.uib, lute of Stony-reek
Tirp., decreased.
Letters of administration on tbe al-ove tst.ite
having fcee",rniiHi hy theprojteramhority, ntitiv.-e
i? heruhy iciventothiMieinii'jote! lolt tomakeiaiuie-
diate payment, an-t th,t-e havin-:ehtiuaA avainKt it
to present them daiy -iutheii:ir-ted for fteltleuient
on Saiar.lay. January, 11, 17$, at the tiiterc:i-
derK-eol deeeaed.
J1M13KOSS.
I)(V. 4 Admml-itrHtor.
A "GOLD MEDAL
ha. tieen a war ted at the Paris Kip-fl'lon of is;?
" J.&P.COATS.
For th if best Six-l Sp-o! Cotton, eonilrmlnir
llieesriinate oUeett uton their -ctHwts at all the
Worltl's Kxpos it ion.-, from that at London. IvYl, to
the Centennial Kxi-'-'iti'-n ofis:. where 'hey t,-k
adiphmalor "S- I'KKK U STltLXl TU A.NU
tXt;LI.LtXT UU AL1 T ."'
Thebeeoml I'rueol a Silver Ms,l,it w.i taken
hy Hie WillUman i- Li.ien Company. whieU
elaiui-i to lie the K-toil ehauipt tn ot Ainerieuri in-Iu-try,
and whiv-li hta extsoli'ely advrtii.-,l a
Gran 1 Prii t at KiU.
K3 Q2AND P2I233 wra a7ra:d3d
fcr Sp:cl Cattn at PASS.
Messrs J. P. M,it hive ctt-tMiah. In Paw-
tucket, K. I., the lanreft Sml 0;tin .Mill in tlvj
L'nite! SutU'S Kvety pr.".w ul m-mil:i?iur4t,
iniua th raw -Uifn loli litilietl rj ... 1m n-n-ftu?ieti
;herif. I hvir AiaTie.in-iiiii'!e Sj-I 't
litn tork ihe awnr-i at tUi Centenai il, acl win e
they have rever cluim;l f t4'51 '.t k tlcir
AitTio-xn-iu SrKl it rD nvor iXiut nunutaC'
turwi in tltrtr Switch Milis. tiivy have the uitm'
tiunul anootim-ini; that they h ir m i U-ntili-it
theuiflve with tin country", tU:tt
AMERICA, as represented by
J. & P. Coats, is stiil
Ahead in Spool Cotton
BATES & COATS.
S-oe Ax.iitfin Phil t-tcllii i Kr
J. k P. C ATS,
P A T E N T S .
T. F.'lEENAKH, Kir tor Pitta,
No. W SIxlh Are., rittj'iorith,' Ta.
No Patent, no par. ' Seii-l' r .r Circular.
N-.v. l:i -
100,000;
Mcn imi VI omen ate Watateq,
. .
j;ae fp:n If! lo i'i p"r ly.
;ihfti uiikii:, tii.it iu liu.
Al,lm, ith one ecr.t '.an:p.
K-r. T. IfCCH.,
1)C5. '.J Milton. P.
p O l' RT HO U L A M AT I Q X
V
nu. the KonoruUe Willi .a M. Hnu
PVeeidi-nt if the acveral Courts of C-niiut,n Pleas
of thoCoU'itief eoinio?ini; the ixte-iiib Ju,ii'i;tl
Mtrii't, JujiU-eoi tiie Court ol Oyer aud Ter
miner and (H-nerul Jll lK-llverr, lor tra trlnl ol
ail eiipttul and ititeroitt-ulora in the aid Ii9tritt,
and lMntL S tem aixl C. C. .MtnttLUaa ka
iiuirea. Judtie of the Court of Common Plea.and
Juaitci i uf tbe Court ol I Iyer and Terminer, and
tlei.ernl Jt.il Ih.linry. for th trial of ail capital
and othero ten li-r iu tla-Coanty oi iioluetjet.hak
lMuri incir tre-r nno io iu iiiw-im, vtt nuio-,
ir.1T a Court ul Cu.oKm i'iuas, and lien, nil L(uir-
ter fc-MH-fi ol the Petue, and Ocueral Jail Iiolir
ery ami Court, ol Oyer aud Terminer, at Horn ,'ret ;
t H wl!J. JJjr 27, lw7. i
NoTifE it hertbj aim to all the Jot tee of tbe
Peace, the tJoroneraiid Conntahiea within the M ,
(.'onnty of Souierret. thut tliey l-e then awl there In ;
their proper perns, with thelrrolla,ro"r',lnni. j
altfcwa. examinations and other rememlininera, to
do tbooe tliinit" which to their otheea and in that
behull appertain to he done; and also, they who
will prownte ajraiuf tthe prieonera that are or aball
be in the jail ol Somerset CoMy, to be then and
lhc.. O tproaecnte aalnat them . ahall be jost.
' OfcOKUK W. PILL. ,
Jan.S Saeriir.
Kr received
ANI
NOW OPENIIYIG
J. hi HOLDEMOK a Ml
STORE
West End, Main St., Somrset.Pa
A Large and Well Selected
lot o:f
DR Y GOODS,
XOTIOXS,
HARDWARE,
Q UEEXS WARE,
IlATSd' CAPS,
BOOTS d- SHOES,
Tho Largest, Best and
Cheapest Assortment
of Men's and Boys'
CLOTHING
Freehand New, Ever Offered ia
SOMERSET.
All ItliulM or Protlcee !feriI
Do ouwanttomakesomemenef?
It cohere ia yonr eham-e. Competent Airent
.Male or lemalo want to rll th, Kmarji Hrlt.
The meit Omveuteot Ankle -r iKmeetie nse. k.r
the purpeae deuKiml Ter invented. It w,ji,
silts. ciakf. measure and mixes. Also fc.ruait
in I'ruit, Wanhiuir Kiceete.
Over l.u 0 Akcuih are now erncstce-l In ellinir
thuu in tiie we. Territory eeireriyUken iWt.
erer ottered, au apply early. K..r panlrnlara ,U
tresa. r n. wiinrr.
Ucn. Ant. West. Penns, flliabarx k, .
Oean money make faster at work ft aa than a
anything else. Capital not required : we wtl
'tart yoo. li per Jay at home made by the
industrious. Ai en women, hoyaawl virls want
eil everywhere to work for ua. Now Is the
Mine. Ci-etly oatht ami term Ire. Addresa
Turn a('o . Aag&Ma, Maine.
March 2T
1 week In yur own town, ti ItaU at free-.
No risk, keaiier, II y. a want baeinea
it wh h persons f either sea ran miks
Itrrai ay an ino time they Work, write for
particulars to H. UALLa-rr Co., Portland,
Maine.
March 27
l uh mutt asefn I present
for -srorrrt wife,
Infen-le,l wife, mother, or sister. I, one of oar
Nickel Plated an ! Pt!iiaed t'lu-.lnr 'nils p' I
Inns. IrmsuiiDas aiill.. I , n i. a.
dtieed friWea.
K'.nir iteversildo Flalinar iron. 1 SO. H'.m
Flutiov and i 'riinolntr Ii-,n ,T; CCUT nnr aim
, --. , a - v i -- otis i, rntrnitr
on receipt ofpiicr.
llewlll Mlir. t o. Titr shn rgli l'a.
I. l. lk,. Nirl, :or II i'vaiu Attune.
An Asi-m Wanteit in tl,i 'oimt-r-.
Nuv. jo.
HUUIB1I LU:?S' SIK1IAET.
r4I.LEiiIO.t OPEX SEPT..12IS7
TERMS Moderate. Send for a Catalog.
J. JEWETT PARKsJ, Principal. Biauiu. Pa.
Aui. 7.
8KB
haslnesa yo can errsire in. P. fx per
ay made by any worker of enter sex
riht in their own localities. I'arti'Olars
a ii-1 samtdes worth H free, luiorore rour
snare time t .js hosineaau Aldress Sri:" Jt
Co., Cortland Main.
Ataren 'il.
C. r w tLkr.lt ei
this place baa a M ol his
V Vr celebrated H-.ise Kake
for saie Detter man erer
ami cheap. Aoyonewho
wants one at on. e, wonht
do well to semi hi to a
postal card or in soma
way wi mm know In order to make sure ol nettle
one, as he in his ronds"of jelling m:ittit trt in-1
ill who want rake.
May W
I At A ti TCf Karma to sell and eichance. Wa
rr nil I LIS hae handm! ur customer
wauling to buy farms just now. Never knew a
belter time to sell Acres at lair prices, a people
are lifting moner from banks and seekine A. re
rol snlcly. Address .H. M.JAMKS,
I'ltt.l.uruh Farm A-ncy, 134 Smilhnehl SI.
Pi'tfl.uruk, Pa.
Thic in search of farms send prloteit Farm
Rftlster.
Noe.28
PUHLIC SALK.
L " DI
VA : x . : i
E.
By vierne of a continued orler of sale Is.aetl by
the Court ol C-oimfcon Pleas of Somerset IV, Pa.,
to ih-i itiidersi-ariieil ilireeted. as Assignee of Teter
tV. Suder, ol Allegheny Twp., in the said county
lor the sileol his real estate, I will sell at public
sale ,on the premises In Allegheny township, on
Saturday, .January 2.", 1ST9.
A tract or land iitnito in AlliVhcny Twp.
aloreanl-l, adjoining Und of Samuel Walker.
snna toner, uki otherf, ' containing 3'7 acres,
alu-ut 14n acres cleared. 25 ncre of which are In
meadow: the halaiwe well timber!. Th, Its
prorements are two onwantl a half story hr
tiouses, (weatberhuardHl, a back barn, .prlug
htrtjMi. a1! utherouttriiiline ; on-hanl of choue
fruit trees: a spring of nerer ' falling water near
the h'nsrs: there also two other soring oo the
premises that f rm the areater bodr l what is
known as Dealer's iiun. In that vicinity, and ul
heiently strong enough to run a grist-mill. The
property Is located directly at the Somerset ami
lie Iford turnpike, sn-l has en f. aiany years
an is now a latoriie drir sumt. A eoncempiat
l -.ilroad Mule has recenily been surveyed
thr gh this property, and is the fcnly route by
whi. a railroad ean lu m wle from the Somerset
eoun
rani :
as HI.
coal li-d.is to intersect tbe penn-yi-allnndot
M aim s.'h ee. Be,i(orl euooiy.
direcilr in the he .l id what i favorably
Ieeter'iap. Sale p.e-.m-w nee at It
...
known
o!oek
Tk.lt
1. One-thinl in hand, one iliir-l in
m .Inn ,.f..r ler ami ooe thir I l
yeiir fru-i. .iateol -M--ter, with Interest ou deterred
paiuentsfrom txmhroi iti"ii oi -sle.
nr,oth4 i
ir.i'ii-f r.it: w - 1 "
Nov. 27 . A'slgnte ot Peter W. Sler.
OTICK "in'dIVOKCE
n..n.l.. ? T .....l.-.n-l
or to r west- lrien-1 1 IntheCu t "! oi.ii-
Harriet CoPmrn. - I lea of S-mer-et I'
ll, ;Pa
Uilrdt MeLiolnln.
Alias Su'.ro-n Mr lnori-e i
Jt Kobr'. Mi-Loiagiilio. ipe dek-n ia:it
uamci,
, , . i ,.u i .,- it the
1 ' iu tri ucreoj uJt u i v - .... . t ,-
netC-ui tnic.mmon Pleas to M..meret e.nt j
to be hel l at Somerset Pa., on the f b .M-noay
, . . ,..U u 1 ,,. answer to II.
eoaiplatutol A wan la JfcLuighlin yur wde. iu
plamt ill. abuie named, and show cause I. any Jjj
nare wnr your sai-i nc .n,..ii m,- ,h
frim the lwnits ef matrimony entered Into '
yon agreeably to tn, prayer of hr pil'-J" .'.
lill exhibite.1 aga'i,. yu. hel"i layl f
Sherijl m-e. iH;itiK . 111
UIUTOU S XuTICK '
. Kh .al. , wit , In the Cort f '
, iu 5 Pleas m S.ii3rr't''",".T-
Johnll. Vhl. S ! .uUTi.
(Vonta:y AWiiemenl ) VPIuU.r
Il k (Vfirher lsr. account hle.l.lih Vrtr,"',Jr
1ST s,rcei,t iocs to a-."t nlcl by Jj
Pugti, . ami J. Jt- Kiie. W. iV VT
AuoiH-r to pa- non the eceiil ami w ' "T
trit.utc the Inml in the hands of the Assifn
and among ihoee legally entitled
, . r. M,ethed I41B .
r i ae . iruua oi. i , . " -, - - --
b",li' r j KOOSfl.
Proihoo""1
Notice Is hereby given, that 1 will at.cnd to the
duties or. he ahore .unintmnt. it in nf "
ht.N,roegh of S-jneract,on,Tneuay, J""1"
W. 17. at loo'H.s k in the krenoon, whra ,nu
wlire.tho interred eso..ael.
Doe. 13 Alitor.