ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S DREAM.
On the' afternoon of the day on
which the President wss shot, there
wm ik cabinet council, at which Secre
tary Stanton presided. Mr. S. being
at that time commander-in-chief of
the Northern troops that were concen
trated about Washington, arrived
rather late; indeed, they were waiting
for him, and, on his entering the room,
the President broke off on something
he was saying, and remarked : "Let
us proceed to business, gentlemen."
Mr. Stanton then noticed, with great
surprise, that the President sat with
an air of dignity in his chair, instead
of rolling about iu the most ungainly
attitudes, as his invariable custom was,
and that instead of telling irrelevant
and questionable stories ho was grave
and calm, and quite a tliHereui man.
Mr. Stanton, on leaving the council
with th attorney-general, said to him :
"That is the most satisfactory cabinet
meeting I have attended for many a
long; day. What an eztraordinarr
chanee iu Mr. Lincoln. 1"
The attorney-general replied, "Wo
eaw that before you came in. While
we were waiting for you, he said,
with his chin down on his breast. Gen
tlemen, something very extraordinary
is going to bappeu, and that very
loon. To which the atterney-gener
al had observed, "Something good, sir,
I hope. When the President answer
ed very gravely, "I dan't know, I
don't know; but it" . w ill happen, and
abortly, too."
As they were all impressed by his
manner, the attorney-general took him
up again. ' . V
"Have yon recieved any informa
tion, sir, not yet disclosed to us?''
"No," answered the President; "but
I have bad a dream, and I now have
had the same dream three times- once
on the night preceding lh battle of
mill Kui; once on the night preced
ing such another", (nan'iig battle
also not favorable to the North). His
chin sank on his breast again, and he
sat reflecting. .'..'.
- "Might one ask the nature of ibis
dream, sir?" said the attorney-general,
"Well," replied the President, with
out lifting his head or changing his
attitude, "I am on a great, broad" roll
ing river, and I am iu a boat ;' and I
drift and drift; bat this is not busi
ness," suddenly raising his face fbd
looking round the table as Mr. Stan
ton entered. - "Let us proceed to bus
iness, gentlemen." , '.,,..!'.",',''
' Mr. Stanton and the attorney-general
said, as they walked on together, it
would be carious to notice whether any
thing ensued on this; and they agreed
to notice. .He was shot that pight.
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The Cleavland PUindealer explains
the difTsrance between genuine and
imitation whiskey, and other spirits,
, thus:
It is a fluid made up variously of
nig;i wines, aqua lortis, nux vomica,
aloes, burnt sugar, and other ingredi
ents, and hauled about the city in
demijohns and thus peddled out to the
low, cheap doggeries which " buy their
supplies daily and ouly a few decan
ters or jugs full at a time. By certain
Combinations of the ingredients'imita
tion" brandy, rum and gin are made,
and peddled and drank by the same
persons. The object of the aqua forlis
is to give the liquid "life" and so
cauterize the mouth and throat of the
drinker that he will be unable to tell
. what he has been driuking. The su
periority of imitation whisky to geuu
ine, consists in the fact that whereas a
good, healthy man can stand a wrestle
of several years with orthodox . Bour
bon, about sixty days of the bogus ar
ticle if it has a fair chance will
breed a menagerie in his boots.
Young Paddy Mo Shane,' sure no
lad could he bolder, coaxed Biddy Mc
Gee to be sharing his lot, and Pat had
a lively young pig on his shoulder,
and she on her head bore a big iron
pot. From the town just at nightfall,
as home they were walking, through a
dark lonely thicket their winding path
lay; Biddy sat down, stopped her
laughing and talking, ani Paddy
turned round for the cause of delay.
"Och," says she, "Im afraid you'll be
acting uncivil; I'll not go alone
through the thicket wid you; for Pad
dy, avick, you're as wild us the divil ;
you'll be -kissing an' squaring me,
that's what you'll do!" "But the pig"
replied Pat, "that I've luL'freJ so .
curely, if loose, back to town like the
uevil bed trot."- ."Och, Paddy," said
ahe as she glanced up demurely,
"couldn't ye's put the pig under the
pot r ; . ii , ((. .-.
A M T j: 1- r ,1 . .
. t au iiiuiaunpoiis lamer inot six
times at a supposed burglar, and- was
astonished to hear the follow ask
"Whazzer mazzer, fazzer? whazzer
doing ?". i :-t
Texas judges are accommodating
fellows. One of them who fined a man
three hundred dollars took a twenty
dollar mule and called it square.
In Kansas hotels, if you call for a
plate of Indian cakes, the waiter puts
Lis band to the side of his mouth, and
sings out : "Modocs for one."
Writing a sketch of his life, an
Irishman says that he early ran away
from his father because he discovered
that be was only his uncle. - - -
A youug lady jumped into the Ohio
river to recover her muff just to
keep her hand in.
Parties going over the ocean should
be warmly clothed. The steamers are
adnata coaled.
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other establishment in the District. ,
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WEDDING CARDS,
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DODGERS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHirPjyC. TAfiS, Ac.
Alleghany Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry A Pitts
burgh R. R.
OX AND AFTER Monday, February 2,
1874, trains will run m follows :
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
. S U . I So. I 1 S !. It
M .1.
i in p m am n in p in v in
FittburRh
W Fen I lino
Klttsnnlng
11. Il k .luno
Brady Bend
Parker I
Km) en ton
Ncrubtrrass
Franklin
Oil Citv
7tttl lOHK 8:
:00
0
tWO 1:20
4:riOl
9:4:1
7:4.. 1J.-.12
6:4(11 10:3
6:20 11:40
(l:INllll:2T,
8:fliIO:.W
9:4.1
II:
6:20ilO::Vij
7:0.
8:1".
12:0o
4:4M,10:li:
1:10
1:M
2:3'i
:'.2
8:0.".
2:1.-.
:1!1
P:Oi
11:45
7:00
7:45
8:0(1
7::
7:2fl
6:.M
:(
6:20
Oleopoli
Knlo Hook
Tionest
Tidlnuto
Irvinetoll
, :Oni
2:4n'l2:12
:Cn'll:4A
8: 7
:"
10:2
11:4A
8:2ti
l'h.57
4:15!
11:2 I
5:0a 7:4ft'
lloiiHovllle
Ttlusvtlle
Corrv
Marvin '
Buffalo
10:0
2:V. 1:32!
fcAojlSlKII
5:1011:1:-.
7:0 :4T
:" 6:0."i
7:28
11:10
6.-2M
r. in p. uiia. tri
la. in
!p. ni
Trains rn
rim bv Philadelphia Time.
J. J. 1.AWRKNCH, Uenl
Sup't.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
0?
N AND AFTEK 11 P. P. Similar May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave tho
Union Depot, corner of Waahlnton and
Liberty street, as follows;
' ARKIVKv ' " -Malt
Train, 1.30 a m Fast Line, 12.12 a
m ; Well's accommodation No. 1, 6.20 a ni
Brinton accommodation No 1, 7,fi0 a mj
Wall's accommodation No 2, K.5oa m ;Cin
elnnatl express .20 am; Johnstown ac
comniodntion 10.00 am; Rraddook's oo
rnmmodatinn No 1, 7.00 pm; 1'ittshurKh
express 1.S0 p ni; Psolrlo express 1.60 p tn j
Wall's accommodation No R, 2.!l5 p in;
Hoiiiowoh1 acoomniodsillon No 1,11.5a pm;
Wall's acniinmodation No 4, S.60 p ni ;
Brlnton acroininotlation No 2, 1,10 p inj
Way Passenger 10.20 p ni. . r .
: DEPART. ; . ' ...
Southern express 5.20 a ni ; Paciflc ex-
frss 2.40 a in r Wall's accommodation No
, 0.30a in ; Mail Train 8.10 a in ; Br Luton's
accommodation 1 ).20 a ni : Ilraxl jock's ac
commodation No 1,5.10 p m; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p tn ; Wall's accommodation
N 2, 11.51 a ni ; Johnstown accommodation
4.05 pro; Homewooil accoiiunodation No
1, 8.50 p m; riiilndolphia express 8.50 n in;
Wnll accommodntlon No .1,3.65 p in; Wall's
arcoiumodstion No 4, 0.01 n m ; Fast Lin
7.40 p m; Wall's No 5, 11.00 p in.
Tho Church Trains leave Wall's 'Station
every Sunday at .0" a. m., reaching Pitts
burgh at 10.05 a. in. Ketiirniiif? loave l'itts
burch at lift p. in., and arrive at Wall's
SUUion at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati express leaves dHy. South
ern express daily except Moi. iay, Ail oth
er Trams daily, except Sundav.
For further information aply to
Wi H. BF.CKWITII, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for RaprRstro ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rsponsibllity to One Hundred Dolla' val
ue. All bnciroge excoedinir that a ' ount
in value will bo at the risk of tne . ner,
unless taken by special contract.
" - A. J. CASSAl
, General Superintendent, Altoon Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
ON ANP after Monday Feb. 2. Trains
.will run as follows i Philadelphia
Timole . .
Trains leave Oil Cltv for Pittsburirh at
2:15 p. tn. 7:45a. in. arriving at Pittsburgh
at 10:05. and (:0O p. in. .
Brady' Bond Accommodation leaves
Oil City at 6:12 p. m. arriving at Brady's
Bend at 0:35 p. in.
Trains leave Pittsburgh for Oil Citr at
7:20 a. m. and 3:20 p. in. arriving in" Oil
City at 2:33 and 9:45 i. m.
Oil City accommodation leaves Brady's
Bnd at 6:i0 a. ui. arriving in Oil City at
12:03 p. m. .-,-Trains
leave Oil Citv for Buffalo at 2:45
&. m: 6:20 a. m, and 9:10 a. ni. arriving in
utlatlont 8:55 n. in. 1:10a.m. end 7:25 p.m.
T.ains leave Buffalo for Oil City at 0:05
p. m. and 12:25 p. in. u riving at Oil City at
2:10 p. ni. and 8:20 p. ni.
All trains given above rtm through from
Pittsburgh to Burt'alo and return, without
change of cars. Tr.ins rnn on Philadel
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
Pitttburtrh time. The time at Buffalo is
L. S. A M. 8 R' vlime which is 23 minutes
slower than Philadelphia time.
At ltcd Bank J unction this rood eon
with tho Eastern Extension, which runs to
Krookviile.leaving Rod Bank at 1 1:45 a. in..
and 7:50 a. m. arriving in Brookville at
2:30 and 1210 p. m.
The train leaving Red Bank at 11:45 p.m.
arrives at Keynoldaville at 3:40 p. m.
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PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y.
o
N AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871,
x rains win run as louows :
TRAINS NORTHWARD.'
STATIONS. '
Oleopolis,
Bennett, '
Woods
Prathers Mill
PitholeCity
No.t
10.25 a m
1 10.38 "
. 10.H0.,".
10.24
ll.oa
No. 4,
J 30 p in
I 3.18
3.10
2.W
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATIONS. ' No. 1. No. 3.
Pithols City, 8.40 a m ' 1.20 p in
invuvii Jniu O.S " . .4S
Woods : .:! .a.M i .M
Bennett ; 8.02 . C.o2
Oleopclls 0.18 "' 2.14
All Trains make close connections
at Oleopolts with trains on the Oil Creek k
AlleKheny River Railway, North and
teonio.
Two Lines of Stacres run Hnllv 11
PitholeCity, Miller Farm and Pleasant
ville, inakingcoiuiwtion witharrivingaud
aenariing Trains. J. T. BLAIR,
ii. WICK HAM, .tiup t.
Ticket Agent, riihole City, la.
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O WLY FIVE OLLAK3,
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BUTTON HOLE 'WORKIR,
. ,t Patented Juno 27t!i, 1871, .
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Ac, w ho will establish agencies Uirongk
tho country and keep our new machines
on exhibition, and sale. County Rights
given to smart agents free. Agent's a.rn
plcte'oullit, furnished without any extra
ciiaige. Samples of J-trwing,; dHorlptir
circulars containing terms, testimonials,
engravings, Ap., Ac, sent free. We also
BUppIV ....
AORICULTUIUL 1MPLEMENS.
. Ijitcht Patents and improvements far
the Farm aud Garden. Mowers, Reayeiw;.
Colli vsf rs, Feed t' otters. Harrows, Farm'
Mills, rianters, Harvesters, Threshers'
end all articles needed for Farm work.
Rare hmsls in large vsnotv, All M'.uer
sent in Piwt Oftioe Mnev' Order, Bank
Dralta, o by Express, "will be at'our risk.,
snd aro pcrloctly secure. Sale duliverj or'
all our goods guaianleed.
"An old and responsible firm that self
the best goods at the lowest price, and ran
bo roliod upon by our readers. Farmer's'
Journul, New York.
'' Not Responsible for Registered Letters..
Address, J KKOJI 10 U. Ii L'DtioN 4 CO.
Corner Greenwich & Cortlaudt Sits., New
York. . K-Ota
WK WANT YUU To act as Agents, and'
distribute our New Advertising
Maps, mounted on Knirlish Cloth, beinz a
oompleto Map- of tlie Cnitml States. Wo
give the') Mapsaway gratis snd will allow
you ono dollar for evcrv Map you distrib
ute iu evory county and state iu the Unionja,
Male and Romaic Agents vi anted. Ad
dress Immediately, enelor,inir one dollar
for oatit of tivo. Maps, Territory, tlruu
)ar, and full particulars
A 1 1 VK It I INI NO IAI' CO.,
w '4 Im I'ct f.rsdy I'. M . Clarion ft. ,