TERMS OF PUBLICATION
THE FRANSI.IN REPOSITORY in pliblisheit'
every woiii,a,‘y morning by ."ril R ELI9siToRY
kli-supLA.T.Rc:,;," at 132 Alper Littman. IS Anc.Cct C. or
6:1 if not pald 4 n ithin the year. AU ,11b. 2if,c ar.
want,me;:,T be Ward ,annetailii. No paper v.. 11 he cent
Itt of the State w ile s . paid for In **nese, and ,ill 7 mq,
. ,
eaoheriptions wril invartably he dirontinned at the expi.,
~ , ition if the lime for whieb they are paid.
A DVERTI.s EMENTS are iteserted-at rirrri:N ct.h b.;
".er line for fir,t. im...rtion, and TEN I'ENTi per lin t for ieth•
ie, i nc,t inAerto,n4. A,1i1.,-al .li , ,,,ant is mail.' 1,, person.
alvertil ! in g by the q uarter, half-year or year. Speettit no
ires eblitrged one-half more than reghlar adcert,enqiith.
All r. ..Olution , of Astneiatiou4; cigniamleation , of lirie,', it
it ind.viattal interet.t. and 'Mtn., of 3fatTiage, an t i Death,
-tee. ding five htmli ,are charged fifteen eenb , per link
7F , ' All Ilrezat 1' rice, of retry kind, and all Orpltan,e'
Caw": and Ott, Jett fetid Sates. are rrepterrd by tar to be
- 271v.trtneed in tipeelt}...o.,ltultY—lt bating Mc 4att,l>l e Vt..:
;I:LA lION of a.iy inept r publiged iii thee canntet of Fra,e Ai,.
imu , RINTINt: of every kind in Plain and l'ani.c eol
ar... done with neatne, and ili , pateit. Ilatal-bilh„ Maid,.
Carth, Pamphlets. de,, of every variety and -,tyle, printed
at die shorte.tinoti e e. The U.l-11.0+11 . 01tY OFFR.I. ilit•
. 111,1
been re-fitted with Ste a m Power and three Pr. ......0.4 and
"very thing in the Pnnting line ean be exet;itteil in the
most artistic manner and at tile tom i...t rates Tultms IN
VARIABLY CASH.
1 - 4 ,7. Mr. John IL Sliry,,ek. is our A,at t..
r.:Ceive Snll44:riptinn. and Ail‘ erti , ....inrat4. and r..“.ipt for
die sang. An letter. shontd lw addre,,l to ,
M1.1.1.'11k: i STONI:Ii,
lira!' 0 - 5 tate Fzales
I_3UBLIP 5A.1,1.7 . ..-11% virtue of an ureter
of the Orpb.ku",l'vurt 1'rx)4.11 , 1 v.Ol
Prit , io Si!.. the-pr,,,,,, 0 , 7
17,!. any of Do 1,114. noo t0L0t,,,,,.. d e , r , i, e d It, nl
tremz: Iho pr , lwri, 1.400.:,:mc llv
Sel•fi•r. Lite of
The 31.\ NSION F k RY:
t0,51,11.p. lona. :a l'hatoln r.,‘
NVontz. Uauirl St:t oil ono ry I.,:nr 1
naln North of ltronn'i. :NEU oil Mal Abcita 1 tour fon,: tlii•
,Illagc 1111 - 100. 1111i/..i14.11W, :IN; ACIII:S inioni 0:11 of
first env. Lino -5000 Laud 01,151 Avrt,
voretoil tuth choir,. 'limber. 'll:o•uqmvon. aro a
tivo.n.torx 'MICK EIZA ro is oh n
Taro Stone and trout' Bank Barn n Slit i'orn
( . nll,lll 41/11.1' /101. Ino;dann.. nor, n
of a ivrrai l Snliarer , of
line fruit situ ail.:::-1,1ant to a I'M II
taro.. '1 Le felivis are in g‘ A. 1,1 t 0 0.1,7,0„ a lara''
10 , Pon at of s Li, II mil una tho
n Lich -tat, of stint anon not In on:
unit the knon a o '
ALko--A )1 :4:111;4 1..3) . 1",41:111P1 NI, in N••;;; Frank.-
lin biquldtti 5‘,11.41; and an
allec 4 , 11 the :,•.rti; tc 41-44;ry BRICK
1100 ; large Ntable and t'arrcac c 11 olt , e ctllcr
neve,ury lotlltlings the: elm,
dog, n cli remain ill ticc nut n 4,;;; farm but
wilt h relelt4e , : fiotn lam-c
0 , 1 , 1;.;1f ca,...11 , 1) the 1-1 11, r,t .V;;r11. auri ;
um cla 17.0 eq.,l par mold, cm :lir of NI ;I 1- , ;11
and icc7. l'o,cr.rtc 'Will he Lrls en on lice Irt o>= zbprii
Th , NPW Frank'ill property will be .:":71.1: ii o'i.h.ek
A. M.. and We Male.ion !'.um a; '_' I'. M. rn
419'.
NsiShi.iir to ties either i; t this properti,- a,,
.Luma at t 6••
For furtlionilitiiritiatn. to
11°0 41 JOHN P. KEEFER
nII:I ST'EE'D SALE.—Thert. ti itl ht. ex
x. 1...5.-d to ,ale qat of Pul,lis i inter>. lot the rrv.:,
iuw, in Quit., - °linty N. t o "stir
day. Li.- 124th ifely I,t; I tit, 11 , 11. , ,, .4;
VI/
,1 A'l /1.1.1` OF LAND cnainialli s'; ACEEsi,
ands 1' EI1( In .it: No.'? .11,1:1,
and Inntls of Rudolph "'peel:min , i:}nmel and,
Finninel l'fouo on al.tru i, erw to.l. a ,z.0,x1 two .torn
10,11'SE barn kind other hui'd-
Abinn Ayr.. clear. taint ne:l enitivit•4l and un
der ru.l 11".Lzer and ewry eons en,...w I'
about the prtrtni,es. -
\e .1. A TII.IET 01' I. 1.N1) . 11 . 11•LIDI 114 21 .S(IIES
'and e 7 ,at re.
and Lmd. td.30.11:11.111 Bear John some, Zedy
and S.ttnnerpt ~114 On }no. tnioi there t' Sr.'' 1r d i.tra,
STONE (1,111,,T MILL. on lAttli. Antietata Cr, 0...11)0nt
4 mil,. frk.ni W.,ynt and •11 mile. :eon, tzioney and
I. one of tht , 1t.. , .; ftt oLd.tnlneltryon. in the eanniv.
a 1) 15 I'l I. I, Elt 1" 2 BRICK lAV ELLA
1101'S ES and idina - ,ia the rrelinnen
~1 th e porelta, toitney of 1 . 1.1111111-
lien on.the land thinnz the lifetime of the widow ttthei t o
nwe l ot it tins met , Hitt nwt t•htt ttettn..totthaily, to 1w vtott.titl,
frntp April het n:11 be Lt , t
Let tle.alt the 1 ritmpal .um to lie p.ud to rit. heir, t.r
prow,. dee . d. Th e I„o,t,,, , ,,—ihwthird 1,1 April 1-1,5
nod the remni 1111 , 1.1 , 4 .\ with uttort , tt into
April, 1.65. 11 tine ttnt,itt yttrc htt,t• motley to Inc tLeettrvti
nit tht
71. , ' Sale to c.munon. e at 11 o'eloek. A. M.
.1( ?FIN
Atinir and. Truster for the , ale of the Real I •t , of 31.
Prima. dee'd.
d 0 ,40 4.t
PRIVATE SALll.—The
rota, F. 1..1 the West. alien a' I•ro.ate
Sale, :he follon mg .1(..,1111.111,11 Lame to it .
A FARM. m Let erl.enny ton Fr,nld.a
tolmte r. about 4 riarth-a est Of Chaint.er.lan_r.
alout i of., a•;:.. front the head rhe k . %
.U. 3,1 ,, Laid , ut S lint , .' an.l Itanarl Byer , ••.a.t.tha.
1011,4
AIAI'RES, Tart 1.14.11‘'. part Fre 0-tone atad 14a - :
Blank Slate. • Tla , noprt ement, are., tno-aon 111,1 K
U61' . 4.1- inearly'new: Log and Frame Ban, a Ith \Vox. n
Shed athatheasittal ether aut.lathaaars TI,. re a• aW. ii
of c,,, , 1.14,0r tang. Water oar OW Din
Cigkat Ortlhard On lull bcculag) of I ir:Lfled. Frail and a
Lune KJn on the protai•e, Tie.", is sat,. II 'r •tof
pnrpO-1 s in almost eve 6.. %old. 'frig above nu,o i , of
fiat-rate order, hat in, lately teen hl , tract
4,0 Tuuber land but the punha•er Cdn hnt t•
the yr, liege of buying gg :ter,. .0 Mountaln Land. v. erL
.4.1 With l 11.4111112 and Ch. -.llan flak
Ale4/—T,,, ACRES aad •he
above on tav PuNk 110.111. wuh .11 t ,tor, d INT
Hou,E, Tr.:, toot ithitited
with l'itterl 11111 i it .1111' :alit ,u 1,11. 1 ,11
dindhis Thrri. t. n good \ 'id W.i1.41'
titan awl a Spring' tle,tr to, staid.,
Al-.—A TEAL_ "MOT STAIN LAND
Letterken4 . ton n•lar. alijoannz Inuit. of Foil.,
nun dipre , i.O Ir-11111 . 11 t
.1114( . 11,titut link.
v6-lonz to pr.oni,s t d, C. by t .1.
•
ins; on toe. at the tin; .14 , , rno.a (arm
EMS
c•( It - 1:1' SALE iF VAL
ESTAI v. —1 he under,r,:e.l
Audri•trator. , i.t Dam. 1,•,,• quaa
area hr eirlaai of an ortkr of 111, i.t
Franis , yn county. will exln. to 1 . 1141 , • Nab ,
Ira 9th Say ot N,rr ',ben th.• pr. • - s; Ril
in.. E4.sto to n t :
rhO 1.1.N511 IN F.Unr.vi
out the road leadin.2". from Fw3.-ton a in
bow,: (e4rge B...a•dat, la 1 and
other- 14; ACRES c 0.,, 1), , of cool
Lime and Tlimblme..loll.• Land. impr,d,..h...h.
a one 'tory and a-h,:if WEA 1.1:11. , 1...ftf)1:1.0 if( I
! , hoi• and othor,
tares,.ry grat-/naldta,„ , . a ;rood IV - 441 of 11",“..r
at the IY. el , linz lions 0,,1 a ,•reion ma.n.111.:
near the huirarng , and irvh,ol of Qraftetlyrn:t.
The ..h.ye I.r_opf, —.id in -anal; l or•l',tnhole.
to silt
6:null Tract' of 1 . 1:111;1:n LA:\ 1 , --one
owta.nina Acre.. aliath.• 0 , 11, S A , .. Its Qum.
the Ent of the MoUni..till haAi
of fir arc Utwd tCilluun Sm.th and other-.
oneAup {IWO: prop' to . y . rXI lio cu by
on tbo t btu born:C.4i.
5.11.• LI o . ootrit o oolocoo It g.'ol k A .701. tvloo o to at;. Lolootooy
too irl boo zovotio t0.,01 to roolsoot :ate noobloo koloott a 'oy
l;110. Bi:\l:UA ' l k r,”f 11.1 . 1
nOs 1 , ; I;G I. 151 - 1.1. /1111 110C11.
IX~L' lit Fo E X% ill
e4oastl to Pa 1,11.• Rd!, to Si, , ' I'dottett
bum Franklin 41 , 111111 . 1.% so Monday. the 1:10/ day of
at I tit (Go', P. P. tiv• 4a
ktal,te,denetihEnt Prnvery TAN YARD eon•
Luting of Van r-Lu)n,va2., lian.liern, Len. he.. Limy,
Rod , isate.t. Prnpert - 17 , n. Alne 13,1; Mil.
. Nhwk and!chop- 'I bore in nlwlu goel 1 , ‘"1..1.1.1.1\
11(11 . -E. , 71.141.• Srtin-r, t.cl. ln le 14. i1'4.41
yr (rt• Nor: , : .trawl 1., Si," 'rho
above Proparty ih hit adted art gh rod
WMs , dd.rrih. • d Preperty sell tt 5,111
then be ntrnirnd for
perrein. , 'forth, inf.rtminon, ‘,1:1
51111 on e oddre 4 . JS. Slimy r., FlnnettAntra, nkhu
•
Count - . Pal" J. S. SKINNI:rt,
t). S. BROWN.
thee ;IPA pistil' t i ltnre 1, ill be olThr.
ell far 'lam...L . lit' NI), tth.tterl.. as Mon,.
Lolterl“. tny 'resin-Lip. , tv ., :onturn.r land- of
1,.-' 11, .ru ;nna n•llu r. .o.L.tw:_1:1 „ .1? F:Il:1('1'S-i'1\ - I:
, Achi ,n, ;th n 1.114 ; 111,1 11: .1.41 114V11 1141 1144 11
wri .tvd. Th. ret h - chard of t hotel trait 01, the
prely..‘". S. 551N5E11
SALE.---Tbeee trill be sold at
l'111111• Fn f 4, la the prtnulnen no 10 , 1n , da! , . Jan
ry lb. tIIG ILt I' l 1..0., 1 )1. the ',ellen Ing Ilea! Entnte.
ladoohrini le the Entate nf :tlesi
A t‘,o S'1:1 )NE AND IVl:AritiAtist,..u:Dni ,
AUL/. nib, 13 ACItEN Or I. V.\ 1) tlioroallto .a 54.4 14441
'4441111i14 , 1. Ili Crenate 144W11.4111p, Fr/111101D 1 . 11. I'll on the
frnta the IS4111111 . 141,• TILT, 1441, 1.1 11.14
S. .11: ii , 1.(1/ , 0110 t ..1111115 1 fr.nn the former
• and .! 111:114;44 feast the latter 1 . , a0,-- 'hr 71111 in lo..treti
the ( 4.11 , .1,00 Cr, 1„ da eve. IlvntWater Power.
nod f 1.11%, 3,11( ~ IZ....ltwaxitooroood m for p. ha
t.tratiad 'I here' 14 ahat a good $.751' 11111,1/. .t 1,0
ntnry 1)(e1.41.1: MUCK. DWELLING II( /1 -,, E—anol
tau •ttyry I‘V4 ather•henskell : Loa vnal4t
.Sul sill other 411141,41.14411114111,t1.14 11111 14.1.11 114414-
11,5. ~‘run! rune and pl.ree tciil holnlor ,, La
Trot of, MOUNTAIN LANIJ, in 1, reran tatra.llll ,
nn
de,l by Laid; of lion. Cr, eltaadti•st and others. contdl-,
hat' 17 AC*, 111"1 , or le .e.
Ter., 111.115 1:11.n,111,1111411 . of%ale. Any Pon4t,nn
Sot to vtenr tie , Prnperty n:11 et. 11144101.44:11.'d
tlO.. or en her Att4 ', rney. ;fan Ire) ham-
To a 1... all elantuunt, al on nlnotl.l he
Chclare , e 4l . , - :11A1tl:A171:1' I '.\lll'
ROUS E D LOT S.NLE IN ' l ' ll E
borouch of V r011T.41441141'1ir, 1 . 11114 as Pa
Litru.4 1 STI)111 . Flo, en Ed....,
Kitchen. \V a°II
, Sr.: 77 t / I,ol's (IF Ifitt Mr,
eboi, e 1 1' ttit rent Shroolor; - : st,dolov: f,r th.rtt !IN 4.
lama, Loesmon and Ituddlutt. tatadble for a llnnn h.,•
iag Ittaat tiAal no a Tat ent far a ionruln ref team.. I unt.
rate Well:of water at the quor . All in order The
nohnedbol, adi nell at a hntlxion and K,t a 1.,-...,i0n at
ttoy ror aoaraaaaa, ~all "a •a•aa,lra..
i • • ei astaer LTz.,
roar 11-Ifi I'Coom.ll..borz 1 4111.,n, I'a.
nr• (ie. A. limit!, Eot,, nty M
tm.:ennaryinfortuntn , i 4 my ahneln , R . A
A SMALL. R
FAM AT i , itiv,VTE
_. SALE —The mull rriallett u'peu vB of a
LI, l'A 101 iu Green ton near Gr. ad
joining. Itenfrew Mill prnin.rty, rout: nnng ro,
has mg. thereon errs Ind a two 'tor) 1.01
• Bart, and other 1/1/Pr.,5011,11t, “1.,„ :L
I ,rd of eltoicv Grafted Fruit on till , . proport3 n)til a
\Veil td Water , MI% Aland Al .tri• 11,..d .
10 'lle r, 11l 111 T, mg parog Any n
oily information nil) iolva•e rill
at Clitaaberdairtr• rawirran 1). swirAn.
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BY ECLURE & STONER,
Ural. 0-stat
TALUABLE F A II M AT I'IIIVATE
DALE =The inult.,..ned 1,11 tiler
Iti• P.llOl t.titantl to Lurv,an town-lop Prinklinvoiltbly•
snli.4ln4 l r 1Ant1..4,!..1111 I:.
Not,. rt . :Intl ..thert.
a1,41.111,,ta 5 mile , inplll : , !1,111.1 , ,b1irC•
ALI:ES .4 ir,ttl LANL), nrll
linn.a. Ti! n, rv. of tiw tr.ti I it n elf TIMI:EIM.1),
.telet in 31E.1.) /OW .tini .11 a ni,411 i. - tate
.111 w e'Ci..ilt.lll order tuna of hn( ea. The
Enpr, ,, inet.t..ire a too 1 . ..11
ED HOC ',E. lig, Itauw 8.1,114 i...t long. ttaeou .urd
all other bko:giulg...
filer,• it a Well of net, Litton 'Awe, dmor nut(
tutu 01“..11.‘111)5 of Fruln.n 1110,4 - 74pna, The. ,
I. alto at Kuoa TENANT H., iii:;,l4.Ta - I,irni, mitn
1V , 41 .if Water VI.II, 011i1 - 111 al,l nee, ts.Lry
1'i•I,n1I, W1%11111,4' tht• I all do, ••';1 b : r,aung nn
the 1 , 10,1'160T, lit mg. in Ilannlion (11,11,1111,4;r .I.thn ;
Gley, adjoinlnz it... Intuit. [lont-j /.4
A sMALI, FARM AT l' I{ \'.l."l'F.
s.ki,r; —The is Is stile prop ,
, itttazeti # ti:e -malt of .1;e. I rtolidot
ty. lalltl+trf ,los.A'sartora. M. s ioert
and utile', euttlattlaa; NU Acj::: more 0. 1 he an
pro are a in , r.sttlf:i.ti. BRICK I)\\ I,l.l.l\Nalt
lir:el.Kits hen. and lamtatal NVeatherboartled Itt;r11 \\ aLrial
shed hid ( 2 ,, ru Crtl" lira met 141"111. r
m'e ,, nrS" , ..rt•imthltae. , .. .1 Well of tie, et talon.: \ at, r
Lear the door, and et,tent t stir Kral''. I he... , 1 bore so I
an Orehat,q ot rhou e Frolt acid a Namely ~1 "tiler Platt, I
.11‘.111, P:11t11, Chorris, The L.t,d ~., f toNt 4111ahty
awl il6l, o.oti date sit elllll, .0.1; UetnC hettv!l3 lurid t
‘,1;11113 0.1,1 to, cu.., '11:e •
alai 'rad l'enee. Ills re t.a1.0 •tream tit luaaatag Va.
ter oti the prealt,e, la , tar. h( tt itli t x ,
k
and pe•atit porti o n 01 the "tuai., ,ait I 1 , 1 10
liart•lteo, &s.
vlew tht , prt:perly nrl r 01t:1111:4
ru1411:1,1014 1 1. It141.::1t114:s1 1111( \ T
MALL FAIZIl( FUR :SA.LE.—The sub
)o, assaralarr I'M at,' SP P. ti, ,N 1 Al.l,
ana whatia hr maar reaalale , . situate at .Vllllllll lea', 11%lilp,
l'PaNki.ll I 401111 V. alarm •.cmalt a• trait,Gra • ;as sa-t• .k
r„LIP, ,{Pit
othe aboill .5011.:, 11,1 - 01 . ot
gaar,al order sas a d miner zoral tear •• sa. a l t St St;
ititCll.thLt asi tsaralt a pees on tar plater :sad a M aat
Our ePraat aster. lur 11151-15,1"..v.1• •.N rat a la.,
stur a lan; 11\\Itut St. a Itasak Mara -1..2 fart
low. and ... and .cl<
Vaar-aa-s,an sa,,{l ,: s sra s 1, sa t A er c a
Trans, %sill tar mad, IsmaaNsa tan al , phesoarta taa fly. .alas
ember, rrassaissiz am Cssa• p.a ma,.
wr4l.ll C. s_ NIL/LH.
1)1'131.1(' 5.A.1,1',.--NVitl hh ,old on
El•h. 1,4 1•11 the pret,,e• terßi.
imhet. tett .ir 122.1,.. , s 1 0.11: r
Nlll.l, II 1. , ) wet. e.l • , 10.:11 a,t, thrt
Ilnrrr. n.e.t. 1,1,2\1:. Uln 111.1.11nt 11
hot... itit ,t.f the hstert • , 11. t.: ANT lit t1 . ".1.` 1 .
XVIII:, 4.1
1.1.‘1,-1 ',II. I; a
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tii iru 41,4 pr... 1, ;la'
, P. \V ' , C0...C1. a; Cha eal. nitii Pti
L).il
to
BEIERE=
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131:111,1(' of an
ord, ,;1 t ,541 - 1 Zru JI‘L.,I, oatos,
Ailtnnu•tr..l..r n. :I.r Cul .1.
011 11, an, edoy r To. P
on tile pr0n0..”.. t tic fT. tut. it ~,, t_
hi.,/t: Pt .1. 1 . t itift• f , :it•
itt thantln-r.bnr, 111.1 . • I IA!
11.4,1 5 :`,. till 1,. ^ LIN. 1,1.-
f, (: 111.1 1;. - .1.• n:..1
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ti \\ .1.
1 V..:1 tb.' .t.iy by
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FA ICM --); EAR C 11.1.1-
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t...,V1.•••111p ti.•• ••• ••••. 111 I .1 t!,
lC.,l,ll.lurupl`ntr nwt 4: 11.
.1. r-. 1,0
.A.1 . .1:1•:`Z 4./ 1.1,3 • , 111 , r , t.r pqr,w ,rw
IMMEEI
OM
pu.BLIc will lit.
_a_ thc , rd , 'Ll 11 , a •M
-b, r 1,1 a d...Ta,:e 1;111.131N, 1.,1 1 -
.:1 ;Ilk I /1“Illi..1 , 1 11.1:1 , 1_, a In , ,t
1 21,2 4 :u4 r. , txr 1,01
.11M tit•pf it.„
Z7o , nzlit 02 .112. hack nn , ( the r:,itt
‘.2 .; • n 6.•
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r ) \V. 1.411' F( )1: - :•.‘ I.E. - I.ot till
Ma!, 1,,,,rn tn"l,.
Pm.a. is.km ii t '
'1
at, LZ aub gurs. •
( 3 4 r,. 0 0.11 NE .
WS! tit/o1) NEWS :I
PRU'ES I:Ent CED! PI:10,s Rani ('El)!
11,1'1'4. CA1.54 AND LAME,' 1111,r
=I
DECIIEIiT STILL AIIEAD,
Flaring Lud inn larg.,lo,k at Hat. Cap, and Ladle,
1 . 111,, and haltlon I.nnada Caom at red. rd pr,r , I a 111
'der them at nearly 111. old I , i, FOR
CALL A NI) ENAMINT.
: 7 j , ' Don't r”rg . ,.7.11.6a Nt:t Ll' IL fi
41* cif. North
LADIES FANCY FURS! Al'
FARLIILVS Old
.Irrh Strra. nivq, 7qt —I 1,1.. n,,,v
Fun; nt 'My °KO Ining - mtnnt awl ) lanntni Wll. of the
LARIII:: , T and m— BEA I 1111 RANI
FUlts, for LADIES' awl CHILDREN'S WEAR. in R I ,
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ill - ho .01.1 liy rottrn 101111. Alhln , 4
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NO 60 N.11,1‘1 t
11,'`OrfOrer , ...1 110tb 1{ tm:t
Ai I. L I. I.: 111)1ILToN & CO.,
I. • 4441 lint . :1, , 0ri Ilt iNI ,I ZS,
•1' IN .1. \ lilt W.\ liE, The‘ aro
iiJ: lamed to !”,, Ito, tun body
y inilteri,tll,lB
t.. Qiititt.tilt;%
_lt; -11:1
in • tl4l SI . III rl\“ itheart, tyeli stml pt otortly.
iteLt b,•-1 Iron 1 , .1. ' , t o% e 1. 1 on. and ehurg,' but ItS
tutt. ttor
Conte and see tt you etinhot do better n them than
wlttt m v ult. : tit r-..1.0,1,111tutt0t.
Pro, rttito,..l to kult tlit• too,.
CA
TO.arliWart euttap,
H 'ARDWAR- • E'
.1
HUBER & TOLBERT
hearty opposite their old place of bnciness,
wttli an extensive ,hark aT llarlmerr. Cutlety,,Sce
rreparml to furniAlin uny quatity,
INffillll
COACH AND SADDLERY
HARDW.N.P.E.
The , nte,ritter friend. an the
that lie euntinue, to Parry on the aboo laVirlf,t.,
• bp; Old ,tflOd. on MLitt Street. opposite the German Re
motet Church, •
[ enlargekt liq busineci, Saddlers and ..'nack
kers 701 find in MI Store Room a ceneral assortment
good:. .carted to their several requirements. such 1
Pair and Country lioc,kins,
Patent Leather,
Saddle Trees and-(1141:ing.
g 'Frees, Full I'l,dol, 'Finnis,l and Japanned;l Gout
SlT:ening 11 - o l: and Worsted Rain
W-eb, lowei. flail Cotton :
QM
Bits and ,
Stirrups, ii
Plated;
,Tinned and
• - Japanned
Coach Handles,
w flirt:in Frames; huh Bail& Fronts;
Roseau.; § .7 41‘ els d f)rnarnent,;
Iron Plated and Wont
•
G MON, -
NSA. - SILVER AND JAPANNED,
Style, and Patterns Ivory and Wooden Martingale
Rings. Shinip Joints, and a Nariet. - y .
of 3,111 - ,`T trio suitable
for the trade
ALL OF- PLATING, Le., done with neatness
d d•-•31,*
ME
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I) I, I
Ci f IT. EAP HARD W A' It E!
BRANi) & FLACK
I to few end. look.: the pat eunna, At blob were not
Lane d Sus I: ntt Zieretl, and othet Hard
ware, Besides they hate ism reepived front New York
Intl Plol,n)elpht..a seryLtrge It afc'
ost.stlts, purehasesltnut b,
s heaps, than they are acnerah 'nosy havina be-n
1,..a ,al,r Iron N a tal. Hoek- limas,.
stores, tilt. Paint: he. at fho Ssayekt figure.
likAe xs,MI AND FARMERS
t. We haul alum "nal , . Iron of dilforent kin& '
ii fn. n n wl -ell lea than it can be honant in the cite.
t• het e lint kegs_ of Nall: , - Ala SOise , . NV* lasi' at
troth tilt la dollar. la-r. keg. ,
6111V 6. nod Forks, !tabu*. Pocket
poc. ell Iron - . New York nlochwe offer
-gelf2t,
tiVRDWARE, OILS. AND PAINTS--
1 pu t)1“ are ins to f and examine the large
, 4.11 , elerted 44,1, of Ft REIC.N AND DonEsT
f lAR I)W 12E, jit,i opened nn Stroni hrtustrn (dares and
.11 Chambor,burg. Pa. Having purchased
oot 0( tie r Coa before the meant ads anee to rrivo , .
:non :ending 111,1111.1.1( tun,. We air determined to sell our
11,tornor , ebeap. We ham t. iii hailli
(i Cutler - Sp -14,11 , Inni and Steel. Rake,:, Shovels
N.llitliery Shoe Rope, Cord.
Chano• Ilru.h N, Curvier ll'nues Sere , . File ,
lieglo, and l'au.. Tool, 1.1 ev e ry deseription, and
011 ,, ,0f all lond moially kept in a trill reolloted Hard
are e-tablislanent, u - der, from a di,tance, mrougwiacyl
,
ith the (-I-11 Nooptly :Unaided to and good, Airab.llo,l
a, elteap a , a hen.the person is pr.....riL Call and try us.
Rile/ DES:
. _
NLAILS OF EVERY SIZE AND PAT
II TERN: ! - 1„1a , .,. 4111 e, and 4 1111111 tie, Looks. fin
es and Serena, fhb, and Paint, Turpentine,
and every deseription of Bit.hlutr. llordware, can be,liad.
at low pr 1 .1.4.. by valling on IRWIN S RIIIIDES, un See
on d Street.
CARR I A‘G E MAKERS' GOQDS,
aril - RAND S 6.4.CK'8. ` .
`HOVELS. FORKS SAT
LyEi revs, pooh and maoy_ othot article: whieh true iu
the Lop. whiph cart I, made a , txtx;,l ,
at BRAND FLACK'S.
TFIYOUWisII TO BIT)" (111.1A.i'
HARDWARI:, rail on lIMIN .c.,IIIIODIiS. on So
nd Ptireet. "
riED4I? W.,-VRE.—Call at thi , Store , in
the = BRAND Sz IfLACK- ,
:, £1 Lfltfrrv.
M It' S E C It 01-V .
mai op,,
full it•-llrtment
l' ALL AND WINTER MILIAXI.I*.:
.1 AO In 6 AlI VER
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poldie gin,ralle. . : ,
LDIIIIIIIIRAW AS II 0 i'EN r. I L ) A
. MILLINITV hT0111: on QI RFS Srian:i. '2
dear, east_ of the Rail Road. 11 here :lar is prepared to 410
all 1m (111% mu her Ittum In t h e lale.! Us Iv and 111,A fa...lmola.
tile wanner. She keeps r•ointantly 6n band the latest
Style,•( Trannang. Flom ern.; \e , ,
CUSTOMER WORK done 10 order and iln fdlort - nn.
tn,o ~,,, • nos:30.!:1"
'
- 4••• . .
ViiT•IC E.—M. G I LI, A ...\" has opened a
I , i_ 14, .stoek of MILLIERY 1;1 ll /DS on 11 - cst Mar ,
I, t •freet, oppo-ite the "Show c;rottn•lo ' Site ins ite, for
mer patron., tim moll and extmlutnlm her good, All per,ons
inthbn:d ..re requented to call ..O.d and,r nonlethal° p.ty•
mord, te• her book+ n • to 1110 mully.tning'S 11..ININI' from the
hre '; - .rlor:10,:lt
'.AX ELE("I'I(t". ,, I lIELD" 0. - ," THE
iv_ loth ,to.y Ilt . NO ember. A. it. 10jt in the city of
I'loIo1.•iph, for., PreNiliullt anti litrort;,l4 'th4. el /N.
NEr.p.s% IY,i.r. Am) sm . :nil:Ex PENN , A7I.VANIA
114111.1V.11 - l'i)3ll..A:\ Y. nu• f,11,,n we' rrlon. , i, 4're J "It"
010,11: , Prendrut
' JoIIN A. w,inuirr.
,
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TIUIIIIII4 A. g, gat,
,i;.,,,r,t r 0 IV. ('asi,
.1..41111 8.r. , 11 . • ' I). IL Da, ~i, . .mi:
John .M. Kt• 11111 ily, . I) U. gloali ,
WpAar Miirn,s, . ,J. D. lioihly. r
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K. 1.. 1in , ..e11. , A.l 41,.) (;,,n.',
D0v19.4t - R-D. BA12(1.A11. See'y.
_ .
-r 1-)Y-4I'EPTIC'4.-'1 hiving 'wen :011ie
j_ ted b.r. •nansber I
.> with 1 , 31,e1,1a, IRS
adv....Nl In try DR. wisnAnTs MEITICINI: for-that
gnat lielleht and reeFonadk nq• d it to
.puts a antni,er ta) friend. , ;nal Ida, n 1 re p 1.." Ullllll
bt‘o,iitt...t by it. HIM ,014oc tt , :nnottl. ll, can be ik,td"if nee
e.,.try I have been altp"inte,l b 1 ISr Wi.batt',o Agent
tortho .Safe onus lade.alenCletml• •
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1:1iV2.1 ' IZI•rt.41(01 (11:1(nber•114e. Pa.
BARBER ITEID bits !ppoied
bin shaving , saloon in the tin piling 41 - . 1in , 91h Trout,
tippo,ite the Ainitiony h,i.V 11 , tdd int•intnin - 5 'l,lOl the
publiii stintmilly iirii rentlietfnlly inewwl, 10 him a
, . uni,o24
Idnve opened then; store
Oa Main .f.tri.et
roncisting in part
Iron,
SOUR,'
Steel
• 11ingeg, '
-
Pintx, .
liiiretitinf ,
Tar.
ECM
EEO
EEO
EMI
Rakes,
Spider.
BlikAntr Powder,
Grind Stone.,
Cklat Ware,
Pocket Kniveg,
Special attention called
, • Builders and Contru,:tors,
MEE
It It bol ,tle,
civerythinz in their lint.
C
LEWIS 3IPIEIt,
Cbaulbenbarg, Pa.
MEER
If - cline:4oy, -.Yore? ibrr •;_ , 31.
m her:. •
NEIV itt )OMA
•
SECOND STILEItT,
opposite the Iticeo, ,
to
in invitee invitee the attention
- . of Iles,
Oflt Cmstoiner. - ;
, ntel the ,
VOL, 71,..4110LE NO. 3,683.
traltia4l
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TILE VOICE 0 TILE Annx
BY JAMBS G. CLARK.
From the West, where the risers in majesty run, -
And the bold highlands catch the Itst_k4s of the urn;
From the East, where the Gentilessms Bethlehem's morn,
From the South, where the beautiful summer is horn;
From the North, where the lakes are like mirrors unrolled,
Anti the Autumn woods frame them in -- purple and gold,
We enure In the hame of the nation and God,
To crush the last viper from Liberty'ssod.
Stand out or our sunlight• beware °Lour reuth, -
Ye houndslthat would rise on the fugitive's path,
Who over your country s destruction would gloat,
And treact.re the knife that is tinted at her throat.
(to, Udlon the' eldeftnid, who, yoked with the knave.
Renoune, a life with the noble and brnVe.
Aral Ittivlng the eagles of freedotu„ - ean take.
To the uest or the humard or den of the snake.
No more shall the North, with a. gag iu her mouth,
Bow down to the serEhreeding lords of the South ;
No more shall her children from mercy refrdin
At the crack of their whip or the clank of their chain
Onr , legions will fare the red tires of death,
And like icicles took in the cannons hot bleath,
Ere they ask for repose chat will tarnish their fame,
Or " peace" that is black with dishonor and shame.
Thriee blest be the hero who gallantly strives
To ehiehi what the patriots bought with their lives,
But cursed be the vultures that feast on the slain.
Then croak that the mountain birds battledin solo
And woe to the leaders, and woe to their tools.
When the land shall remember ijetraitors and. tools,
Wifen serpents are svnthing in dust and disgrace,
And the children of liberty reign in their place.
Let their deeds be recounted with hate and disdain,
And their names only mentioned with Juilas and Cain.
Who would strike down the truth that a race may be daces;
Or sell n iu sr test- to robbers and knaves;
One raises his hand tt ilk a murderous rd,
At the lirother whose works were accepted Of Cod;
One stands - (;t1 the grave- of his holier slays,
And kisses toe master he basely betray,
By the martyrs whose lives are the ;beacons of time,
Whose death made the cress and the scaffold sublime;
By the gravrs of our brothers, who fell es they fought
For the gift which the blood of our forefathers bought ;
By the heaveni. where the world of eternity rolls
O'er the armies of earth with as armies of bOuls,
We swear that our houses shall behold us no more
Till the land is redeemed,-or bedewed with our gore.
OTR ECONOMICAL SOIREE.
EeononV in - -household expenses bas come to
be the nling idea of terrestial existence in the
minds ot--Mrs. Dobb and my - self. -.We calculate
closely - ';'We neVer did before since we were mar•
vied that L can remember. But when butter costs
at the rate of five ..c. - Pnts a dab, and everything else
in proportinn, housekeeping expenses become it,
serious matter. -
I was musing upon the announcement that theie
was a rise of three cents on the pound on iTal.
since the day before—musing , and eating cesrA,
the break - hist table when Mrs. Dobb spoke:
"James, did y,u kuow to-day Ni as Sallie's birty
dav !"
• it l" said I.- "How old is she now I" j
"She is; i2C. years old and • I havj promised to
,hol d d a little party for her this evening."
"Swan, will it cost anything 1" •
"Whi - , but a trifle, Jauws.
never bad a birth-day party, you know."
• "Sallie should not hateilei• birth-days come so
often, Wife, in such times 118 these. How long is
it •.ince I bought her a self-operating locomotive
fur present?"
"That was tiusie,.tny dear.. it's perfectly
diN
treeslDq to me the way you do mix those children
- .•
tip.
"lint what will this soiree cost us. Susan? You
are forever preaching economy to the, and.lld like
you to practice it a little, and let the preach. It's
more fun to preach. I likr:to preach. first :late."
"Oh t there will have to be sonic nuts and ap.
pies bought." -
"And 'some ',candy of course t"
"No—"
"What ! k baby party, and no candy?"
"If ton won't interrupt , me at every word,
tell you. I have &night two quarts'of
molasses, and am going to make the candy My
self. Now there's one of my economical shifts.
I never get any credit fir
"But what a dauby job, Susan. Stretching
candy sticks a body's fingers up so." !;
"You didn't mind it when you were a young .
man, - Mr. DO,. Have you forgotten the candy
"parties we used to have at our house when I was
a girl, Janie: ! Such glorious times as we used
to h,l‘e in that old kitchen! Why, it Was at one
a those candy parties that you paid me the first
compliment I ever received from you."
"Ali! that t\ as that !"
"You said I wad the syceetest girl in the rooni,"
"That wag because you. was daubed all over
with molasses, my dear—as you'll be to-M. 0f
again." -
"I should Oink, James. that it would be a plea,
sure to recioe, here in the city, the recollection
of those old Jays at the farm house. Do you !re
member those big lioblis the _ceiling of the
kitch e n that yon threw a giezit ,twist of candy
over to stretch it easier; when Mary llowttid
helped you
"At, tik- , e were happy da,34' I e•aid; musingly
zipping . my,'cotibe."
"You enjoyed camly.making then. Jamei."
_ .
I, : culnine; back ti , tta• present hod
economy. enjoy ed a'great many foolish things
\\ilea I wadi young and innocent--courting, for
instanem." ' ,
I haven't lost my. zest for Simple plea-
Aires," ,said Mrs. D., 'aith enthusiasm. I think
it will be splendid to make the gaudy. I had a
thousand times rather nicke it than buy it."
accounts for one of your economical
-shifts that con Heger get any credit for, Eh Imy
dear. r.
Mrs. Dobb looked daggers at me.
Mail
" XV,II. *Stigifit, let'k what it will (.4142
What's f,he pound. now l"' •
•
" I paid r , ixt!, trots for two quarts." a
'..Lid applo !" -
" A peek will supply the party: that will bp
sixty cede more."
' " And say dollar and:a half for nuts." Thit
will be flue dollars and seventy cents. It:will
be a very -economical so far," ,
" I should say it lA mad, Mr. Dobb." I
Can I, papa?" said ;;.;Pie, looking up atue,
with' her spoon between her hps.
"Can you what, darling'? Have the party'?
:Why, of 'course you can, you little blessiag t"
And I helped her to another spoonful'of gravy,
Ont . of the full tbrine.rsof a father's heart.
"Won't it be bully; His , " cried Fred froth hit
side of the table.
How that !My dors pick. up the slang of this
N
inlets age is astonishing! 'lt's no nse reproring
it. " Boy, will he ho) :.','?its a friend of mine 'once
remarlitat o hen he eat down on a bent pin placed
in his chair by - his oldest sou in a frolitamme tuo:.
ment."
'What a good papa 'littlisr' whispered ,iallie
to bet' sister, nest plate ea , t. I
" Oh. be' , gay !"slaigual Fred. 1 '
I '
I care Sallie ,• , 111e tuner gravy. •• i
Do }iiu like kisses, papa'" pot ill Nellie
' I like ever) thing geed, dear, Why do you
a tri, ?"
" Because we're going to have all the girth kiss
) on to-night." 1
" Tlasy - ivon't be big enough, Nell—not half.—
I piadbr big Lirlq to lade oneK" . ; 4
iatilvgl".;:tiil Airs, Dobb, rk:provingy.
•' Oh,' Mary Aaa Smith is i great lug
said " SCR 11111iltA come (111iWII to
the ground."
I),p they 7 That's encouraging. Is Diary
Aim coming i" •
.
" IVA '.' an two other big girls. They r rite
romposition." ~,
" Compositithis t Ther 001st be getting very
(1111" ,•• , , ,
. Compositions are such a proof of maturity
among these little bodies! Dia everhotice
it!! -, •
•'ritti , the nuts when you come to dinner,
James," !was my wife's piirting injunction.
'' All• right, am dear.'
I was detained down : town ,that afterunou la
ter than usual,andwhen 'came horde m the even
ing, I found the tour light Dobbs sittinglin tot
em state in the parlor, awaiting the coming of
the guc ts.
Shut ly atter the door-bell ring. and the chil
dren were in a high statC of commotion. Sallie
jumped down from the sofa aud'utade a dash for
the door, but suddenly reeollecting heraelf, re
!
, -
turned to her perch and smoothed her hasida - over
her apron.
Briget ushered into the parlor a string of - seven
'boys of a ssorted sizes, who. ranged themselves
along the wall without saying a word. But there
was any amount of subdued giggling among them.
The - next arrival was a cluster of little girls,
looking as sweet as June roses.
I went out to tea, and when hooked in again,
Me room was filled with the neighbors' progeny,
:including Mary Ann -Smith and two other big
girls.
Such a staid conclave I never saw before ih
my liti•. There they all sat, as bashful as take,
never uttering a loud word, and scarcely caring
to look each other in the face. It was vastly
amusing to me to observe the conventional awe"
under which those boys, especially, labored; The
very boys that had been saluting each other rough
ly in the street an hour before, perhaps pulling
each other's hair. As sedate as deacons now.
The ice was broken in this way:
One of the big girls, by the-way of opening the,
ball, said to a youngster of some eight surnmers,l
named Joey Perry,
"It's a pleasant. evening, Mr. Perry."
"Oh, how are you, Mr Perry !" burst forth our
Fred, derisively, at the top of his voice.
And then such a broadside oflaughter! Thiess
time than it takes me to write it the youngsters
were in a hubbub as noisy as the meeting had be
fore been sedate.
They played the "Post-office," and "Cedar
Swamp," and "Forfeits," and all that sort of
games, whose principal feature is an abundance
of kissing. I went into my study and began
writing. The merry bursts of laughter came echo
ing,to mv (fors, but they did not disturb me. I
am 'a fond father.
One of the big girls came into my august pres
ence add threw a cushion at my feet, on which
she kneeled,. pouting up at me a pair of ripe red
lips.
"Who's this?" said I, laying down my pen.
"That's Mary Ann !" cried Fred from the door
way, which was thronged with giggling little
spectators. "She Naute, you to kiss her.'
"Ali!" said I, as memory suddenly recalled the
old-time game. "How Tom can I have ?" -
"Twenty!"- "Thirty !" "A hundred !" died a
dozen voices.
"Well, I'll take three," said I, "and you may
have the rest, Fred."
"Can't sr it!" slanged the young hopeful, lAA
iog off. 4 - -
ME
The young lady struggled after the orthodox
manner, handed down from generation to gener
ation of young ladies, and the children screamed
with delight.,
"I bold her, Mr. Doblor
"Kisss her, Mr. Dobb 5"
"Rub her nose with your whiskers, papa!"
That was from Fred, who had memories. .
We left them alone at last, I don't believe in
Old folks intruding too much on the enjoyment of
the little ones. They get along rigreat dell mer
rier by themselves. So Mrs. Dobb abut the pai
lor door and left them alone, inflk.L. shut myself
up in my study.
About baptist nine I went out and found the
little guests hied gone.
Sallie was missing, but we presently found her
on the stairs in the ball crying bitterly. - I
f'Why, what's the matter with my little bird'!"
said I taking her in my arms.
She was loth to tell, but at last she,sobbed out
that she had been kissed too 'much, and had bad
her six years pounded on her littlback, in hobor
of birthday usage, till she was sore all over. Ad
tied to w hich one of the boys had caught hold of
her dress and torn it in a shocking manner.
The child was soothed and put to bed, and then
Iwent hitt, the parlor.
Oh ! spectacle for an economical parent! My
statuette) of Senator Douglas—only a cast, but a
gift from the sculptor,-had been knocked over as
it stood in a corner, and its head broken off short.
There was a deep scratch a foot long on the piano,
and the music was one hideous dab al molasses
candy from first to last. A lamp had been sipped
over on the Brussels carpet arid left a.spot in the
middle of the room. And worst of all, somparn
bitions youngster had been at my paintings, and
had broken a hole through the canvaasiof a beau
tiful landscape—au original, Sontag, which I val
ued highly.
"Oh, Susan, Susan !"' I cried, "behold-the ha
voc of this economical soiree !"
Mrs. Dobb stood aghast at the F spectacle.
"Cart you• compute this damage calmly," I
asked:
- But Mrs. Dobb had no answer for me.
I got mit a pencil and a piece of paper, and
made a reckouieg:
Beheaded Douglas
Mutilated Sontag
lloloert•+ candy end other douluges to piano and music
'Ruined Carpet.
"A total, my dear, of SIKS."
"I think you are extravagent, James," said my
wife. "A little Spaulding's glue will put the
statue's head in place." _
" And then you could tie a red ribbon round hls
heck to hide the crack, couldn't you, dear?" I
said hi a tone of intense irony.
"As for the painting, seems to me you might
mend it in seine unr, James, since you make
•
those things yourselt.."
"Those things! That's a wife for an artist!"
"The piano and music I will - bee what I can do
with; and as for Via carpet, we can get a rug for
the ceutre,of the room, _And the spot will never
show."
, "Another expem"e, my tear."
"James, I have wanted a rug for that room
this long time. For—my part, I don't know as
rm very sorry. At leant. it can't be helped now;
rind there are no more birth-days in the family
this year."
"Let us be thankful for that, then," said I
THE: Rev. Henry 'Ward Beecher in his evening
sermon last Sunday 'a week referred to the rebels
arming their slaves in the following manner: •
" But, we are asked. what if the slave shall be
armed against us in this terrible war 7 To arm
the slave is to destroy slavery, and that it to de
stroy the haat element in Southern Society—
their aristocracy, and with the destruction of this
element we destroy the cause of the rebellion.—
Let us pray the) may arm their slaves. But it
can scarcely be. The very proposition is a death
sympton. It is not an argument of , coming
strength. but of present weakness. Many.a des•
perate sickness might be cured if thepatient had
conqtitntion enough to bear up under stand with
stand the medicine he takes; and there is not
enough stamina in' toe South to withstand four
leindred thousand Mach _soldiers in their glide."
DON C T LIKE ims ,Loots —A sheriff was Once
sent to execute a writ against a Quaker. On ar
riving at his house, he saw the Quaker's wife, who
in reply to the inquiry whether her husband wan
at home, said he was; at the save time she re
quested him to be seated, and her husband Would
spe e dily ge - e him. The • officer waited patiently
for sonic time, when the ft4r Quakeress coming
into the room ; lie reminded her of her promise
that he might see her husband.
" Nay, ftiend, I promised that he would see thee.
He has seen thee!' He did not like thy looks,
therefore he avoided thee, and bath departed from
the house by. another path."
T ' SIE Viehmond lispatch says: "Monticello,
the former residence of ThoniasJefferson,in Al
bemarle county, Virginia, was sold at, auction, on
Thursday, under the sequestration act, for eighty
thousand five hundred dollars. 'Benjamin P.
;Ficklin was the purchaser. A negro woman and
her seven children (all of the latter being under
seven years of age) brought twenty:three thous
and dollars. A negro man was sold for upwards
of seven thousand dollars—all in rebel currency.
A WINDY Poe.m.—kfellow, who 'we couldn't
be prevailed upon to name, meditating upon the
surroundings of the pregeot season; perpetrated
and .ladesed to us the following:.-
Th. Wind it blew,
- The an - ow It flew,
And mined particular thunder,
With blirts and hoop;
And chicken coops,
And all such kinds of plunder.
LET there be plenty of sunlight in yottr house.
Don't be afraid of it. God floods the world with
light, and it costs you an effort to'keep it out.
You want it as much as plants, which grow sick
ly o ithout it. It is necessary to the heaith, spir
its, good nature and happy influence. Let the
sunlight stream freely in, •
A QUAINT, writer E s ayB have seen women
so delicate that they were afraid to ride for fear
the harsh might away ; afraid to sail for fear
the boat might capsize; and afraid to walk foc
fear the dew might fall; but I never saw ona.
afraid to get married."
A. CHAPLAIN in Arkansas says that a man buy
inc furs was conversing with a woman at whos4
house he called, and asked her "if there were any
Presbyterians around there I" She hesitated a
moment, and said she "guessed not, her husband
hadn't killed any since they'd lived there." -
A WITTY dentist haying labored lava nto ex
tract a tooth from _a lady's mouth, gave up the
task With th€ licitour apology: "The fact is,
madam, it seems impossible for auyttmarbad to
mine mit of your mouth,"
BEM