4
Rates of Advertising.
Ono Square (I Inch,) one Inertlon $150
Ono Mipiaro " one month - - 3 00
Ono Square " three months - 6 00
One Square " one year - - 10 00
Two Squares, ono year - - 15 On
Quarter Col. - - - . 80 00
Half " - . . . 60 00
One " " - . . 100
Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All btlls for yearly advertisements erl
loerod quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
u runi.isnKu every wf.dnt.sday, by
W. 11. DUNN.
ELM STREET, TIONESTA, PA.
TERMS, $2.00 A YEAR.
Ne Rulwcrlptinns received for a shorter
period tlmn three months.
Correspondence solicited from nil parts
of the country. No notice will bo taken of
annonymous communication.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
VOL. VIII. NO. 43.
TIONESTA, PA., FEBRUARY 9, 1876.
$2 PER ANNUM.
TIONESTA LODGE
A'o. 37,
I. O. of 0.1
MEETS every Friday evening, at 7
o'clock, In the Hull lormoi ly occupied
by tho Good Templar.
O, XV. 8AWVEB, N. O.
S. It. HASLET, Koc y. 27-tf.
TIONESTA COUNCIL, N0T342,
O. TJ. A.. M.
MEETS at Odd Follow' Lodgo Room,
every Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock.
'O. XV. SAWYER, C.
0. 0. JOHNSON, R. 8. 81.
Iil. IFJtf. VOQEL,
OFFICE at T-Rwrenco House, Tlonesta,
Pa., where he can bo found at all times
trhra nut proft-sslonally absent. SO ly
DR.J.V.BLA 1NEt
OFFICE and residence In house former-
ly occupied Dr. Wluans. Oluce daya,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. 82t
J. B. AGNEW, W. K. LATHY,
TIosmu, Fa, Eria, Pa.
- GIVKW As LATHY,
Attorney at Law, - Tlonesta, Pa.
Office on Elm Street.
May 16, 187.-tf
K. U Davis,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tlonesta, Pa.
XV Collections mad in tbia ami a 1 join
log counties. 40 ly
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tmMrft, TtOXKSTA, PA
T. W.Havs,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, aa.l Notary
Public. Reynolds Hokilt A !.
BhMk, fetasea St., Oil City, Pa. . 39-ly
r.iunui. IT. . IIIIUT,
MIirXBJMJt SMILET,
avMaraaye at Law, FraakUn, Fa.
PRACTICK In the several Coarla of Ye
aaajrn, Crawford, Koreet, and adjoin'
tafeoaniiea. 89-ly
NATIONAL HOTEL,
TUDIOTJTE3., IF.A
W. I. BUCKLIX, Fkofkictob.
" Frist-Class Lteonaed House. Good eta
ale eonaeeled. IS-ly
Tlonesta Mousfi,
AN DRKW WELLER, Proprietor. Thia
house haa been nowly tilted np and ia
aow npon for the accommodation of the
pabllj. Chargea reasonable. 84 ly
CENTRAL HOUSE,
BONNKR A AONEW BLOCK. L.
A AM aw, Proprietor. Thia la a new
ooae, and ha Just been fitted up for the
aaeerainodatiou of the public A portion
f the patronage of the publio is solicited.
44-ly
Lawrence House,
TIOXEJITA, PA., WILLIAM LAW
RENOE. Proprietor. Thia hmisn
Is eentrall v located. Everything now and
well famished Superior accommoda
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Frnits of all kind nerved
la their season. Sample room for Com
' aaercial Agents.
FOREST HOUSE,
SA. VARNER Pboprihtor. Opposite
Court House, Tionosta, Pa. Just
apened. Everything now and clean ami
fresh. The best o liquors kept constantly
fca hand. A portion of the publio patron
age is respectfully solicited. 4-17-lV
Dr. J. L. Aconb,
PHYSICIAN AND KURD KOM, who has
had nAeon years' experience in a large
and eueoessfuf praetico, will attend all
Professional Calls. O trice In his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tldiouto House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUN D
A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
J&jjs, Cutlery, all of tlie best quality, and
will be Hold at reasonable rates.
1)11. C11AS. ). DAY. an experienced
Physician and Untwist from New York,
has charge of the Store. A ll prescription
put up accurately.
jio. r. n si.
k. a. ERLLT.
if A Y, rAItK d CO.,
B A E B S
Cerner of Elm it Walnut Sits. Tionesta.
Rank of Discount and Deposit.
Interoat allowed on Time Deposit.
Collection made on all tho Principal points
' of the U. S.
(CollecUon solicited. 18-ly.
W. C COBUHN, M. D.,
piIYSICIAN A KUROKON oilers his
JT servicos to tho people of ForeHt ('o.
Ilavinir had an expeiieuco of Twelve
Years in constant practice, Dr. -Coburn
guarantees to give tatixl'aft!oii. Dr. Co
purn makes a xpeciulty of the treatment
bf Nasal, Throat, Lun;r and all other
Chrouio or 1 i i) o riijj diKcascs. Having
investigated all Hcientitic metbidt of cur
ing disease and selected tliu tood troin all
stms, he will guurunUio rulief or acuro
in all cases wliore a cure is possible No
Charge for Consultation. All loos will bo
reasonable. I roJesvional visits matlo at
all hours. I'r.riitjma tiistanco can con
sult hiui by letter. ;
Oflleo and Kusideiica 1st door east of
Tartriilge's Now iiloek, foot of lmt -h
41 ill Road, Tionosta, l'a. uctf
IKl.T CA Rl'friNUS, y cU. per yard.
FELT CKI t.I Ni lor roums in pliuv of
l'!ast:-r. FFLT ROOKING aiidSllJlN'ti
For Hatnplat, address C. J, VA Y, Cmndon,
New Jersey.
Painting, Paper-Hanging &c,
EH. CHASE, ofTloneeta, offers his
or"Icc to those In need of
PAINTTNO,
Q RAINING,
CALCIMTNTNO,
sizisq VARXTmNa,
mrs WRIT1NU,
PAPKU HANGING,
AND CARRIAGB WORK.
Work promptly attended to and
Hut IfitrtIoi Ounranl'ocrt.
Mr. Chase will work in tho country
when desired. 13-tf.
MUS. V. II. II i: ATM,
DRESSMAKER, Tionesta, Pa.
MRS. HEATH has recently moved to
this risen lor the purpose of meeting
a want which the ladios of (ho town nml
county have for a long time known, UihU
or having a dressmaker or experionee
among thm. I am prepared to make all
kinds of dresses In the latest styles, and
guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for braid
ing and embroidery dona in the best man
ner, with the newest patterns. All I ask
Is a (air 'rial. Residenoe on Water Street,
In the house formerly occupied by Jacob
annver. itti
Frank Robbln,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
(STJOCESSOB to rjmiifa.)
Pictures in every styleof tho art. Views
or tne oil regions ror sale or taken to or
der.
CENTRB STREET, near R, R. crossing.
BtYCAMORE STREET, near Union De-
pj, tin uy, ra. zu-t
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
ELM If IIXT,
SOUTH OF ROBINSON A BONNER'S
STOKE.
Tionesta, Fa.,
M.. CARPENTER,
Proprietor,
Pictures taken lu all tho latoat styles
the art. 26-if
L. KLEIN,
(In ItOVAKDtfCO.'S Store, Tionesta, Pa.)
PKACTICAL
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clock, Solid aiul riated
Jewelry, Mack Jewelry.
Eye fllagen Spec
tacle, Violin String, fc,
Will examine and tepair Fino Enelish,
Swiss or American Watches, such as Re
pealers, Independent Seconds, Stem
Winders, Duplex, Levers, Anchors and
Ieplnes, and will make any new pieces
fop the same, sueh as stalls, Forks, Pel
letts, Wheels, Pinions, Cylinders, Bar
rels, Arbors, and in fact any part apper
taining to tine watches.
uVll Work ATarrantctl.
I can safely .
that any work undertaken by me will bo
dono in such a manner and at such prices
for
mood iv o it it
that will give satisfaction to all who may
lavor mo with thoir orders.
L. K LEIN,
14-ly Author of "The Watch."
NEBRASKAGRIST MILL
n"MIE GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Lacy
i. town,) Forest county, has been thr
oughly overhauled and roiittod in tirst
elass order, and is now running and doing
all kinds of
CUSTOM UUIXDIXO.
FLOUR,
FEED, r AND OATS,
Coustvntly on hand, and sold at the very
lowest figures.
3-ui II. W. LEDEBUR.
MA Wostaa fulr to look spoa.
SARA, THE PRINCESS.
Facsimile ef a Celebrated Oil Painting by
BUoCliA KT, in 'Zl oil-colors size Ux-JJ
inches, 'the royal beauty of face and
form, rich Oriental costume, romantic
Eastern landscape bick-gruund, with its
well, palm trees, Hocks, tents, and long
stretch of desert and distant boundary of
mountains, combine to form a rare and
lovely picture. It would grace tljo walls
of any publio or private gallery. Can
vibseis are wild over it, and are compet
ing lor the Cash Premiums. Ueuu for our
splendid offer. Addies,
l'l l J. ft. FORD A- CO., N. Y. 04tv.
CO. A.TJDITOHS' REPORT FOR 1875.
S. J. SETLEY, Treasurer of Forest County,
lor tno ve'"' oniung
Dr.
Toam't ree'd from F. Olassnor $2,323 41
" seated return county lh74 K7H 04
" " " bridtio " 21! M
" unsont'd" ' county " 6,3'21 5t
" hriilgi " 1.W0 1H
" seated connty tax 1875 U,L78 3l
" " bridge " ' 2.317 IQ
" unsealed county tax " 6,314 00
" " bridge " ' . l.STjJ 12
" jury foes roe'd of J. B.kAgncv,
'Prothonotary ,. 8 00
" redentption on county lands... IS 53
" roceived for bonds 2,0W 00
" " " coal wild 1(1 75
" ". of Green township... 105 23
" " " " ... 770
" " from .ludgm't C. J. Fox 13S W
" " for lands sold bv county
to It. Dodge....". 50 00
" " for lands sold by county
to C. II. Duhring 700 00
" " for lands sold by county
to J. 1). Hunt 6 09
" 60 day list county bridge 175 307 60
" amount received of T. J. Van
Giesen for ui.e of heater 0 Op
" amount ree'd of T. F. Walker
county and bi idgo tax 7 50
" " repaid tax (seo Treas.'sUn-
cutcd Land Book, pagoSW) 18 M
34,328 61
To balance 10,020 P5
S. J. 8KTLEY, Treasurer ot Forest county, In account with tho funds of tho Com
monwealth for tho year ending Dec. 31, 1875.
Dr.
To State tax for 1K75
" retnilers's license
" billinnl saloon license
" hotel licenso
" pamphlet laws
" Mate tax on loans to Jan 1, 1878
653 38
106 66
To balance ,
J. SETLEY, Treasurer of i-orest County, in account with tho funds of redemp
tion of said county for the year ending Doo. 31, 1875.
Dr.
080 13
Toam't ree'd of F Glnssner, Trea,
" i- " of individuals
1,481 75
To balanco..,
1,200 80
Commissioners of Forest County in account for the year ending Doc 31, 1875.
JOHNTUOMPSON.
Dr.
819 41
59 30
To county orders drawu
" balance
878 71
JAMES K.
Dr.
... 287 32
... 1 74 58
To county orders drawn..,
" balance
301 84
ELI
Dr.
246
44
To county orders (IraV'P
" balance
291 20
By balance 44 40
Forest County km.
Wo, tho undersigned Auditors of Fnrest Connty, do hereby certify that wo met at
tho Commissioners' Oflice in said county according' to law, and did audit and adjust
the several accounts of the Treasurer, SheriiT, Prothonotary and County Commission
ers for tho year ending December 31st, 1 75. anil find them as sot forth in tho foregoing
report. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal tills 6th day
of January, A. D. 1870. N. THOMPSON. fL.S.l)
HENRY A. ZUENDEL, rL.S.j V Auditors,
Attkht: J. R. NEILL, L.S.1J
J. T. DAI.E, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES OF FOREST CO. FOR
County Commissioners
" " Clorit ...
Auditors and Clerk
Counsel fees
Cat and fox bounties ,
Jury foes ....,,....
Jury Commissioners
Assessors
Printing
Constables
Court Crier ,
Road view
H'ui 1 and lights ,
Elections ,
Commonwealth costs
Hooks, stationery Ao
Penistrv .
Repairs on Court House ,
Western Pa. Hospital
810 70
720 00
l:.1 80
150 00
112 95
1,721 59
64 36
110 00
574 35
229 71
0 75
75 40
842 99
375 98
19 02
116 90
112 00
23 59
640 55
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OK FOREST
DECEMBER
INKbHTEnXKSS.
Connty bonds
Bridge bonds
Interest due on bridge bonds...
Interest due on county Ismds...
County orders outstanding
J. N. Tietsworthon judgment..
.825,000 00
. 10,1100 00
400 00
. 1,000 00
392 00
11 50
$30,809 59
Forest County h.
Pursuant to law, we, the undersigned
tho foregoing fxliil.it of tho Receipts and
eiiuiug ism, oi, ii. xj. jLo j. tv imesa our
Attkst: .
TIME TRIE! AND FIRE TESTED !
THB ORIGINAL
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS Doc. 31, 1873,
w rs , s1 : f? , i 5 . y o.
MILES W. TATE, Sub Agent, '
45 T'onusta, Pa,
N.F. BURNIIAM'S
TURBINE WATER WHEEL
iVas selected, 4 years ago, and put to work
in tho U. S. Patent Ollice, D. (,'., and has
proved to be the best. 19 sizes inude.
Prices lower than any other lirst-elass
Wheel. Pamphlet free. Address N. F.
lluruhani, York, Pa. 18 n
In account with the Funds of said County
December 31, 1875.
Cr.
By county and hridgo orders ro-
deomed for 1874 A 1875 f 10,004 65
" " and coupons 2,14100
" seated lands returned county
and bridge 1874 and 1875... 1,408 41
" exonerations county fc bridgo,
1874 and 1875 357 07
" paid collectors 62 6't
" 5 per ct. on $4,009.28 paid bo-
foro August 1st ISO 40
" refunding order to John Wolf 1 25
" am't8Statetaxonlonnsforl874 S7 21
" 31 per ct. on f 10,604 65 county
orders redeemed 371 16
" 3 per ct. on 2,144.00 county A
bridge coupons redeemed 75 04
" 31 per ct. on J'jO.OH paid State
Treasurer 3 39
' 3 per ct. ou If 1.25 refunding
order 54
" 31 per ct. on $274.05 redempt'n 9 62
" 31 per ct. on $52.1H1 (jaid col
lectors 1 84
" Balance 19,020 95
34,328 64
Cr.
40 00
507 50
152 33
34 99
11 !)0
By Stato Trea. rec't March 11, 1875
July 0, 1875
" " " " Doc. 4, 1875
" 5 per ct. on (009.38
" exonorations
Balance-.
106 66
t53 38
Cr.
By amounts paid individuals 274 95
Balance 1,206 80
1,481 75
By balance duo last settlement...-
"92 days' servioes
" 233 miles' travel
Cr.
79 41
276 00
23 30
378 71
By balance
CLARK.
Bybal. due last settlemen' i
" 6U days services
" 750 miles' travel
59 30
Cr.
70 84
207 CO
75 00
301 84
74 52
Or.
81 8A
213 00
40 40
291 20
By balanco
BERLIN.
80 By bal. duo last settlement
40 "71 days' services
" 404 miles travel
THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 3lst, 1875.
Witness
Sheriff's fees
Redemption of lands erroneous-
lysold
Prothonotary fees
Janitor
Teachers' Institute
Bridge repairs ,..'.,...,'..,..
County Lino
Horso hire
Western Penitentiary
Furnituro
Postago
Interest
Paid collectors of 1874
" " 1K75
State tax on loans for 1874
Treasurer's commissions
District Attorney's lees
16 50
103 40
707 03
91 60
72 00
69 00
241 19
56 91
29 70
48 30
707 22
10 83
2,426 21
134 3(1
62 05
97 21
658 29
11 00
COUNTY FOR THE YEAR ENDING
31st, 1875.
ASSBTM.
Balance due from Treasurer f 19,020 95
Seated lauds rot. for 1874 dt 1875... 1,408 41
Due from estate of F. Glassner... 22 94
Due from Groon Township 75 81
(20,708 11
Commissioners of Forest County, publish
Expenditures of Forest County, for Iho year
nanos aim seat mis uin uay or January, 137 o.
r.1.1 ni'.ni.i, 1
ISAAO LONG, .Co, Commissioners,
JOHN RECK, )
in NKVRIt-FAII.IMJ
AGUE CURE
fruit SI, Sold by Druxgu.u.
$500 Reward if it fails to euro. Dr. C. B.
Howe, Seneca Falls, N. Y. 20 4t
Pleaaaat aad Profitable Kmplsyiusnt.
"lleautilul I" "Charming!" "Oh, how
lovely!" "What are thoy worth?" Ac
Such are exclamations bv those who see
tho laiio elegant New Chromes produced
by the European and American Chronio
Publishing Co. They are all perfect Gems
of Art. No one eau resist tho temptation
to buy when seeing tho Chromes. Can
vassers; agents, and ladies and gentlemen
but of employment, will lind this the beHt
opening ever otlered to make money. For
full particulars, send stump for confiden
tial circular. Address F. G lesson A Co.,
738 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 22 41
TUB UHEAT DANK ROnDERT.
Tho RpringfioiJ Republican gives ad
ditional particular of the great bank
robbery nt Nmtliamptou, Mass., by
which securities arid funds aggregating
$720,000 were taken. Of thia amount
the greater loss falls on special depos
itors, the Iobs to the bank being only
$12,000. A reward to 525,000 is offer
ed :
About $"00,000 is in registered bonds
and certificates of stock, and thercforo
not uepotiable. The table of the funds
taken is ag follows: Missouri state
bonds, 115,000; Chicago, Rock Island
A Paciliic railroad shares, $5,000;
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, $3,
000; C. B. & Quincy 8a., 81,000; C.
C. & Cincinnati, $2,000; Union Pa
cific, $44,000; Ohio & Mississippi acc
ond mostgajTes, $1G5,000; Uuitcd
States bonas, $55,000; Atchison Tope
ka & Santa Fe, $15,000; Fort Wayno,
Jackson & Saginaw, $12,000 ; Ogdens
burg & Lake Champlain, $6,000; Mis
souri Pacific, $30,000; registered stock
and bonds of the United States and
various corporations, $350,000 to
$400,000; greenbacks and national
bank bills $10,000; Detroit, Lansing
& Lake Michigan, $7,000.
The perpetrators are a band of bot
ch men who have been hanging around
the towti for a month. The band are
supposed to have entered the house of
fllr. Whittlesey, the Cashier, on Elm
street, about half a ruilo from the
bank, through a second-story window.
Ho and his wifo were aroused about J
a. ro., and ordered by two of the burg
lars to drees. The other occupants of
tho h ouse, T. U. Cutler, a Ga'ztttc prin
ter, and wife, Mis3 Mattie C. White, of
Vi.liamsport,.Pa., Maria Benton, an
1 ? 1 1 1 . , . ..
mvaii'i uoaruor, auu meecivnnt girl,
had been similarly awakened and filed
iuto tho Whittleeoy bed room. All
were bound and gagged, the burglars
running short of rop3 and dispatching
the servant for the clothes line. The
men were rather a jolly sot, inclined
to pay so tq ft attention to the comfort
of their victims; they advised the wo
men to put on three pairs of stockings
so that the binding ropes would nut out
them. One of them casually remark
ed that he had noticed Mr. Wittlesey'B
fine watch at Watch Hill. R. I., two
years ago, and tried to claim acquaint
ance with him from that time. This
watch they took, but Mrs. Whittlesey
slyly pitched hers under the bureau
and so saved it; they picked her fine
cloak out of the bureau, and she said.
?fGive me that old thing; I'm cold,"
and gained that. One of tho ladies
said she was sick and needed medicine,
whereupon an attentive burglar offered
her a spooraful of brandy. Conver
sation was carried od, more or less
briskly, but always pleasantly, up to
4 a. m. The burglars, who wore kid
gloves, wero well disguised by masks
inado from the legs of satinet drawers,
with places cut for tho eyes, long lin
en dusters and blue overalls. They
took, besides the watch, fifteen dollars
from Mr. Whittlesey's pocket.
They then secured the bank keys.
Cashier Whittlesey, when asked to
give tho three combinations to the
vault for tho outer, inner, and chest
doors, gave them wrong twice and
thrice, hut the burglars wrote them
down and made him repeat them. Of
course, they caught him in the attempt
to mislead them, aud the exhibition nf
a pistol compelled him to tell the
truth, though he told them that four
keys wr ro necessary to open the patent
lock, three of which were all at the
houses of the o.lier lauk officers. At
4 o'clock a. m. Whittlesey was taken
to a down stairs bed room. The whole
family wcro gagged, and four of the
burglars wkhdrew to operate on tho
bank. Three hours after Mrs. Whit
tlesey succeded in freeing herself and
giving the alarm from a window. The
whole parly were seedily liberated,
und the cashier, still wearing the hand
cuffs, went to the hank. A workman
soon after fitted a key, and all the per
sons handcuffed were released. An
examination of tho bank showed that
the thieves had unlocked the outer
door, but were apparently balked by
the safe lock, lacking three of ihe
requisite four keys. They tried the
inelal of the door with bats, wrenched
off two dials which served as an iudex
for working the combination, hoping
thus to tamper with the look; they
were entirely unmolested, the watch
man having gone home. The lock up
on the vault was a supposed especially
safo affair. It was Dexter's double
dial combination, with Herring's pat
ent for disconnecting the tumblers
from the spiudln, was patented by Os
car Vale last April, aud put on this
bank only last October. For safety it
was accounted fully equal to, if not
better than the chronometer lock.
But the gang kuew all the ins and
outs of locks, for when Mr. Whittlesey
told them that they could not enter
with but one of the four keys required,
they had responded, "we kuow more
about bank locks than you do." Of
course they did, for, when tho new I
lock wasitit in, a conspicuous notice
was posted up warning burglars that
it would be idle for them to wrestle
with this four-keyed combination.
This notice was probably sadly tskeu
down, early next morning, when the
desecrated inner sanctuary of the insti
tution was reached by the skilled
workman.
There are many indicatiens that tSe,
burglars have been planning their
work for at leftBt a month. Some four
weeks ago a suspicious character lia
gord in the bank so long, on various
pretenses, that the officers marked him
for a burglar. A small band bag was
picked up near the primary school
house on bridgo street, Docomber 28,
containing a pair of new handcuffs,
like those used at Mr. Whittlesey's, a
number of ring staples, nails, etc.
On Tuesday afternoon a boy found ia
the attic of that school house another
bag, in which were several bits, a bit
stock and a whiskey flask, the discov
ery of which broke up the school for
the day, and brought Sheriffs Wrighl
and Potter to make a closer examina
tion. They found, in the same place,
four new double army blankets, a pul
ley aud coufiiderabio rope, a lot of
sandwiches in paper bans from the
Stamford (Ct.) railroad resturant,
roast chicken, apples, etc., a copy of
the New York Sun of December 22,
and a pair of satinet drawers, minus
one leg, wnich last was found in Mr.
Whittlesey's house yesterday, having
bocn used as a mask. The provision
had evidently beeu stored at least a
month. '
Duriug Wednesday Northampton
was rather inclined to be merry over
the ill success of so boldly contrived
a scheme, and was innocently busy
during the day in laughing at the
plight of Cashier Whittlesey's
folks. Th bank officers were confi
dent kkat their patent lock had with
stood the attack, and the special de
positors gave over their anxiety for -the
time. Very many people waited
for the opening of the vault, however,
Thursday morning. The full extenj
of the loss did not reach the Republi
can until three o'clock, when the bank
officials had time to fully examine
their affairs. The savings bank peo
ple on the fljor above, wish it under
stood that their securities can be in do
way affected, as their vault is entirely
seperated from thut of the national
bauk. Upon the depositors in North
ampton and the whole region, who had
trusted that safe above all others, tlip
loss will be crushing. What with
bad tobacco years and tho hard times,
the calamity ranks almost with tho
heaviest of our disasters of fire and
flood.
There is every indication that sir,
and perhaps all of the robbers left on
the six o'clock train. Five of them
had tickets previously bought and ono
paid his fare. Many of their appji-.
ances, it was remarked, were "home
made." The gags were children's rub
ber balls, pierced with a stiff wire.
The masks were drawer legs, some
with one hole and soma with two for
the eyes. When the robbers noticed
that Whittlesey was watching them
carefully for some marks of indentifi
cation, they blindfolded bio. But bo
observed that one of them was of very,
commanding stature. The two or
three robbers left' to guard the premi
ses at the house took their departure
in season to catch the Springfield
train. At the latest advices no in
formation had been received of tho
robbers. Despatches have been sent
to all cities.
MODES OF WALKING.
Observing persons move slow ; their
heads move alternatly from side to
side, while they occasionally stop aud
turn around.
Careful persons lift their feet high
and place them down quietly by the
side of tho way.
Calculating persons generally walk
with their hands in their pockets and
their heads slightly inclined.
Modest persons generally step soft
ly, for fear of being observed.
Timid persons often step off from a
sidewalk ou meeting another, and al
ways go around a stone instead of
stepping over it.
Wide awake persons "toe out," and
have a long swing to their arms, while
their hands move about miscellaiie-.
ously.
Cureless persons are forever stub
bing their toes.
Liw.v persons scrape about loosely
with their heels, and are first ou one
side of the walk, then on the other.
Very slrong-miudcd persons have
their toes directly in front of them,
and have a kind of stamp movement.
The London Rothschild is dead,
and every poor devil of an editor re
marks with satisfied complacency that
"money could not save him." Poverty
dou't save a man either.
Pulito literature Civil Justice records.