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it i. 1, and he would pw. hate it. The
aletiont ittrA into a h.tuth and told hint
that it was the deserittion of his own house
whore he wasl hell living. Ito teed the ad
v4rtimement oyerth” "gat* .
''beautiful ''ranootlt lawn,"
tan., and broke out, "1.4 it po,sihle I Well,
tau Control', make out my hill for advertising
and expenses, ettc, by (lkwrge, I wouldn't
sell the place now for throe times what it
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Aluelellan has been uninitiated
as wadidate for tlio next Presidency by a
Democratic ward meeting in Kenosha, Win.
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ISBURG, COLUMBIA CO., PA., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1867.
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UNPARALLELED Ewa 4 VA
GANCE.
Vikat a Radical EdeghlSatere
Ca 444 Me Penol:e (01* Vona
itaisla.
...Ai fimal: Army of Employets—lii
vestp,wolion Co:litu;itevs„ ay.
1.4.4 l'ite Talk -Pay C !lead.
HAI , f;4IM, A I”.r. i 5.---I'ho neenunts of
tie. late . e ... 44 ,11 if file. Leo.43tlire hate boon
:milked. A (.31'4141 axamilettion of t h,,
trlnks in tl, .Anlitor t;enot,ll . :;
the CilitlWitro: to haV , ' boon
initea:!ealebonien
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Committee 3sl GQ
Jut). NV, !Laval!, Clerk of con,
mittet , 7-11 4',0
Wm..l. °yew. Ser L teataAt-Arnia 10 try
Totnl $2,749 HI
orN• lwilliloll or
couitottfrt.to investigate fast
Ivei , lit nanstunlation rystenb
tvl 71, ti. George Pe
ll:trot, P. 11":“Ith , 11,
members, and L. Westbrook— $1,408 25
.1,1,, A Wet son t elerk toctonloittoo ;15010
Two witto , :v4 21 tin
Expowt , 4 ... 2,:',0 no
J. L. Antler. , *, elllk eltis 20
Total $2,601 tls
Jan. Slurth rant, clerk rot' eotn.
mit tee to a.;eortain whether any
corruption attended the election
of the United Statc Senator... SIG.; 64
flqr if your mother's mother vca my
mother's aunt, what relation would your
great grandfather's nophow bo to my Must
brother's ro.iniaw.
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TREVIMENT or vassomuns.
4 Com p 3 bvi wevn ElMEra
and Ander:4ol'ollo.
The F.!:it. , mootA ttiattn the New 'York
lEortilt in re!taril to the pri mortality at
Atoll:root trill,. and Elmira, by a former rebel
Peuzotter, confined in the Elmira pen in the
year f st'4, tie rve to be careflilly read. It
declared that when as the mortality at
Aalorourville, from February 1 to August
was le, than three per rent., the mortal
ity at Elmira tors tour per vent. th t ri m . r , the
simile and that, ant of nine (bow
sand three hundred priatners en:unified at
the hot tm the II th of Septenther, high-
teen hundred and reVeuty were found
tointoii with watry. It will be seen that
our correspondent ettinta to make tht-:0
plattationt•• from a cornet copy or t'to ttili
eial I t 11 d, taken by him day Iv day
'Whether the record ill4ll, when produce],
alit tell a rent story, remains to he :vett :
hat it,is Mitch time that an nflieial inquiry
was had into the pmt condom of not only
the Elmira, but other Fe-1 , 2ral prkmr, eon
wltih :tt••11.4 quite as
dalir: ,, itn a, 1 1 10 halo trona:lloy boon
Va...A!,:w1.4, Ir.
t`tti: o f have lust sa-t. in a city paper a
t•Ait. 1 to tha Eii,rl,l alll:siia
that annaor the Conti-kr:G... prionris
14.hitira• !latito.4! t Loa fear or tire 4
f the it , o or that priai, the &sil ls
:tient:tn.,' to a 1:•W ineivi•ll4l , out ot many
th , ,a.4atpir, •ra. lama 0, 81, 1 ,t , to ilia
t that het, as I iort ;herc on tin: 11a,
41, t01-7, f 'oh hat if' tiw impr".wion
ife'~irr°l to lac pr 04,10-1 is that the .!.neral
nno,aanty at that n t•lit!ht, I van con
trata t it naan d o lOurnitz a portion
of the Ina of to: inearetration in t hi; F. 1.•
mica peel it tluty to raeBVC from the
airen•m%w i•fiteit each itovnitt..! the reports 01"
tho .114:iths or the prlww.lia.; day, and tqn
liody revolt to ha siyanal
1•y the VklUil , 34o:4la 14r t h n ier i seia zuu i •
to the e ,0/411 lio,t•
eilCh tnorninq in a iii:try winc=h now
lies Itetioat ate, the nutithor +.or roportatti
.1•440.1 r, tool ilia fliots demonstrate that in
ilea:thy a laoatioa as thorn is in New
teith even' reannlial appliatwo in
ttr:!it:;• e. with no cleidc ck 141141 with a
;yea; de,a,ll, wore
;a14:!..r than amonr the reietal
ntosatersat .1.1,1• rsotivitinanne; ! a Coe tske•l
I+•`ll4 1 . r14.-oo Trirtorniaster ( 4 );I:t1 no; fa r ,
to C. 4 aid ~ar•
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;lea mow+, at litintra. Pm hap
t r,otird trill show torero t'er.t three
on a idagl.tl day of my in
-20,
.1notle•Holo I gather from nit.
1,:a1/11 , 1 1 in V,',11 , 11 the
1: r . .'lttoira tli,'eliarzo his roue-
I Yoe- i'he ioTatt to 1, lino! in
the i;tf tov rat IX ,1w.:11.4 with ca , :-t:Wite
N1o."11:evtotto rusered with
:wit4l nr , ny 104 their te.•th an -1
many others lwienno orippft-t, and. trill the
inapiles fiton Oyu eati,o, The uommantiant
of tho ran, ortivred a report to be made of
all the poorhutie Ca , -.es in prison, grave and
trilling, and on the morning of Sunday,
Septenthor 11, the lists were added up,
viva, it IVlt , 14,1111 , 1 that of tt.:teu pri.oners
examined, e hentiod and tu re;,ty
were tainted with ,eitrty.
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Tio l'edera/ gweromtnt. a one of its
men c, or riyini-truilion. is Ofril,li'lly ;M
(•::1. , : , 11,iv0ir cnclvoti it) traducing the
e.l,ut horn t„ ~,pie. :MI the timility tt ith wlll,Oll
it procure • all tmoos.aty evidenee, whether
the ui ei Le to hang or to ealumnitoc, war
rant:: the belief that we shall have a eimplo
of Tomlin.% a year fie' the rest of the cen
tury. demungrating the barbarity or the
t admirable a system of
etait ing eviiklico it is of con r. 44) idle
tooppose the feeble efforts or iii ividuitt,
but I regard the ditty none the lm .s binding
on such of ns as know the truth to declare
t; and hope that throughout the South
ern States, intelligent and ereililde men are
now putting into authentic thrin the 01.
ib.llVeS of Federal outrages, the exploits of
the Sherman:l and Sheridans, and Melroys
and Butters, ouc day to be published by
pawn)! sulmeription of our people, that
the world may juibto between uy ue the
spoon thieves, the furniture thieviiii, the
darn-Latmrs, the) bummers, and the brutes
who too often wove the unitiirtioi of the
Voileral
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The "Fat Centril.ator" writ-m from
.la , !:• , n to the Citieimatti 1 1 ,'.10...; of a juke
played on some delegait.Y to the Coot'
Tetnphtr's Convention hod there recently.
They got into an omnilms at the depot, and
told the driver to drive them to a temper
ance prune. "All right," said be, and
away Le drove. Ile gave them a pretty
!nog ride, and hauled up finally in front of
an immense stone structure, surrounded by
a Melt wall. "What hotel is this?" in
fittirr,l a delegate, 'eyeing the premises in a
bewildered manner. ',Michigan State Prison,"
said the driver, "the only temperance house
in Jackson 1" They concluded not to put
up there ; not if they could help it.
*.. - r The reason the Government cannot
pay the bounty authorized, is because the
Hump has taken all the available funds to
keep their party alive by "reconstruction"
;Themes.
IM=M:I33
The Ihmton Thst sayn n holy passed
through that city the other day for the
mountains, with sixteen trunks, four pond•
les, three maid•eorsanta, an Iriahman and a
husband.
I EMOCRAT.
ESOLITIOXII.
The Derneeraey of cheater County, in tog-
Mar annual meeting assembled, adopted the
following resolutions:
Rests/ red, That the Union of the States
under the il,mstitntion as our Fathers made
it, is the Union which we have always up
held and preserved ; and to which we are
tww, and ever will eentinne to be devoted
and true. It ban been progressive, through
tonocratie adtninistratiuns, of innumerable
blessings to alt Maass of the „American
people.
That a central, vonsolidated national gov
(101111140, as altelnitted to be established by
the present revolutionary Congress, is not a
Union et' .Status, but an usurpation fraught
with taxes and tyranny, and destructive at'
tibeity and public prosperity.
That the alteratives and ads of the Re
publiiam majority in the la. t present Con
gress, nut oniv:o
theilmen professions,othises pledees, made awl given tOtiv!
o , untry and the world, with the approval of
Prosidimt Lin e oln, at the eommeneement of
the late unhappy civil war, but lully and
conclusively prove and justify the (let:haat ion
made Ely the democracy of Chester County,
itt this Hall, iu August !sett, that the war
wa-, (on the part of the leaders of the Re
publivan ',arty) "not a war for the Comuit a
tom not a war for the Union—bat a war
against and Union, to carry
out tbes hchv,mu.ti kir :-!cetional Abolitionism.
'that t 110 , i" revoe , trw!th policy
~r '041: untri.o, devoted 01 ' 1.i:trio:ism
and i - tate:lnatt,iiip, and without an t .hority
in roo.-titn!ion. It otr
is the 4 pring of
w I ~.'lll-11110. acid Skletilllll4Hll4l,ll,
11 1 .11,1 1 ' 1 1
1 , 1 , 1113 1,3 (salty von-Aerations do
.struet tve ever:, tires, ut hope or fraternity
and union hotwoett the :iorth
1 , 1•.,,, , i1.1;11, : : t•tipral iaatcrcastt uC t„oth
1•11 , 111111:11,1 , 1ault worse
than tt u,tduss exp• noitture of millions of
money, which might and t.hould be appro
pri,ttwl to the rebel ' of the tick. 11rib:died.
and had idden people.
1 hat the doetritto that the negrue Atari
have and yohtiral riishts (lint; with
wr, '
the white nt.tn, at orc , .1 ni?ott the
country ; the lio:, - Nivatt pitrty , by its acts
iu our :Ante ..i.vi'olature ian<t in Cinwre: , s,
has opt nly and tally e , ot,tu ' uled ii , 0111:1 favor
ot'eonforrtn4 ut.on the negro ho right of
2,utiruse, the right to hold (like, and ueeupy
I.Vt.ry position and ertjuy ever privilege, ac
corded to our white fell tw . e.tizen4. The
at:o party into t , the prirvVi . .: of
the patriot hatiter, ez11111, , V4 , 1* ooll,Tta
'l ,l 0115 1 .1111.1 S aitd ideistvlitto: doutri to, and
MaitgAtiit a id{ the late 110 , ,r
that gov,llitnent wa , formed
ty (.hies iron ii .r t h e 1.4 . 1..44. of white: wen
and t tcrity tor,ver.
Th..; 1:0 uro (T 1 ) 01:1:
t+ :oro,tr.r, an 1 %kith 11
1: •i•tti itojoroy in 1. 11 1 , i...1 , !: try
411-vgat4l tii
ir lioles:t!! ••;::
• .111,• s !ol,ruaeh I 1 ,t..:1:1 I 11,•
I.!.••an i , 10.-tmliti a tlowt1i.:11 4'f:'11 . ,.1.10
:• r; 1 ..0.16(4 1 0 , 11MM'
` • • . f N I 0.:.:1.11h..4
.1 . .: • • 1 di'
r ;
t itet it = ( i.r.11, A !Lk: '; PIA.:I*."II . AM
oi'the law, .dinohi tooidiieite sltair tit the
width. ta.t and that t he .
Fetid!. .; •-oreittioit d in : paaticithlr
1; A., I.t. • . .1! 6.611.1 •
thel' tliat thtiv ir Su is
'outny in: .7lailieipdi equally with
author pri petty.
"I hat ir, the Ifun. Ile• , . the
eiti.i.ctis o Ptie.yivania have an emilientiy
prtiper candithlttt for du Ice of t h e sit 0n ,, ,A0
Court. Already ttta.nty year.on the tknch,
oprit.ht. learned and itutantiai, knowinn nu
man or ',arty, but adutinist-ring port' jai.
tie. , according to the Constitution and the
law:4 ihdtt,trotN as an oMear t unprotolohftg
a , a citizi.n, and an It q.est to ; the
to the St , .qtrity and protee; ion of
and pro i :oris, will 104 rail ti
otosq lam by a triumphant majority.
Tina. the iato ciectido iit Cdottectiiiiii, itr
rot-.k gratify inn: ti‘idenee, that the s od t . r
second tbooelit. *rill:idly t.nt ourey
tit far mind Of the :Meth. of
1 .. ;1 C.l , ', 1:1" 111
ftnitr. o •:tY Aqt 4 .66. 4 1 l .v t r io r-oent \cart and
inn:outages u+ tii licheve th=e tioi time is at
Maid ' , Alien a titajot.ity of thu Alike frovne'll
of tinsydcania. inlinetnl by a proper re..
its'dil liar their own and their country a 1 ,0 4
'Olean, at the
the iloctrineA of frog O.A-taunt:tit and etae
stitotional
I:Aer \vv , , , ;.A •r, Asp A Loco-
Nto rt E.--A Wolin) Ind eon., poielent write ,
the Burlington, t• Tiaws that on the
Uttlt in--tent a horse ran on the Railroad
track at Willi-ton Station. Tho mottling,
mail train m-trly overtook it when the en,
gite or blew his enino foriotedy. noxl
the hor,i , , terribly frightened, tied at its ut
most speed before the eneine, which it
seemed to conceive to be a terrible monster
pursuing, bowline, and shrieking on his
track. The brakeman turned his brake and
got the train under control, when the pai
sengors put their heals out of the windows
to sto the C. 134! Or the so., tuning of the
whi-tle. The horse kept the isiddle of the
track, and with head ltiOt itt the air, turn
ing it to the richt tool heft so as tll WO the
engine, ran furiously the race of death
fore the pur Mug netu-tor. Not knowing
that the train was entirely under control
of the eneim er and the dangerous uncer
tainties as to it , termination, made it very
exciting to the passengers, who were in full
riaw of the terrible race.
The horso running at the height of its
speed, regardle,s of danger, eiklllo to an
open culvert, of fifteen to twenty feet in
width, over which stringers or large timbers
were laid, accrues which were placed the
tics. Ile furiously took his last leap towing
the ties, his body hanging across a tie. It
seemed to a passenger who was looking on
that the impending fate of the train was
frightfully, dangerous, but tho engineer
stopped the train before reaching the cul
vert without accident, and twenty or thirty
men ran to see if anything could be done to
extricate the horse, but nothing could. The
poor brute struggled powerfully moor three
times and then 101 beadliirtnost fifteen or
twenty feet into rooks below, doubling his
neck under his shoulder, and apparently
breaking it in the
Anti.tompernnee societieg nee being
formed is the Northern onsitios of thetitate.
=I
One of those annoying, yet ludicrous ac
cidents, which will happen in the best of
fmnillos occurred on Sunday, cot over
thousand utiles from this city. A drYgoodd
clerk had an engagement to take his lady
love out buggy riding. Early in the morn
ing he appeared before her father's door
with one of those spider like vehicles which
Are probably constructed with a view of im
eertaining how light a buggy MI be made.
The Indy is sweet sixteen. She is full of
UI., fun and frolic, and is decidciily cmime.
point, weighing about otp hundred anal fo r .
ty-fire ponarls. As the young gentleman
&ore nyi, his lady love was standing on 010
top s=top at the front door with her merit
ing father, who had his gold 'Teed atn d
on his Jireheail in order to get a di,tinet
view of his future
Adonis jumped out of the bogey prepara
tory to as; 'sting the young holy in, but she
;Indlardy took one of do; :e strange freak"; to
which the dear eex are subject The buggy
was standing about four feet from the step
upon which stood the young lady. She
probably wanted to convince her Inver that
site erase w clumsy, and thought this would
be a good time to show her agility. Ile
that as it may, she gate a jump awl lauded
in the centre of the buggy. If she had step
ped there, all tronill have been well ; but
alas! the thin Imarda of the bottom of
the buggy, unable to stand the KCSAtire,
gave way, end the yoenglatly continued her
descent. There was a piercing neream ; a
plunging borse, with a young man holding
to him ; a bundle of muslin in the buggy,
anti two little gaiter boots pointing to with
in six inches of the growl under it.
Paterfatuilits rw.laci to the rescue, and
detached the herec from the baggy. 110
then got up on ono side, young man ott the
other, and they attempted to raise the young
lady up. "Oh, stop I stop ! you arckilling
me," the cried. The boards had broken in
the centre, and the long sharp splinters
would catch her. The old man compre
hended the situation ina momcnt. Ile told
the young teen to I ;et down awl fetal; the
Young lady ,;(),
In't” ailing/n a l, man wouldn t. At this
saran of the prottee Env; 3 practical neighbor
carte nit with a 'trio hot, awl the young lady
%att.: , sossim ittotleateti fertra her unpltra.trattt
-;tnation, anti tli.,appear- eitind the fella
door. --Ltetitittie• f 71dPl rr.
A pra,.t! , ..q11 joker f•olnetime4 find:3
tho table , 4 turn,. I atrainrt hilt]. There is a
(-Ttain )utchtirtn thriving at rorner 'fro
e,,ry who is t.thvays practicing EMOU ft.ll,k
j ‘ 1 4, 0 111 , 011 his custotnas. On of tha pint,
p!a:,11 by our ti'ertun friend is this: A
on.ttana a , k-s the twice of hinter.
'Volt,' my.- I law. ..441 , Finzo root
'uetcr for t',4-ty cent —Lny :y elao thitty
ih '
. ;h. , 40.1 lays
for butter. an,l v,lth
;`,14: ilso* i naively
But one dx,y Harm in hi own
trap. Grid et wants to purehaso st 4: o
soaq),
'An' %%hi' , the Five or oap a bar?' in
Tat i set ttay's 11:tivt.
Inttl u , frar haVe "ern for twenty cents a har---
om, 1049 .4se rim rents, yoa know:
All right,' says Bridget ; 'give us five
:';•it p riee :
Ilan::ty:e , ot.nr tip , sonar, Bridget !a,:4
finv:-•l;i;' , y aml :sway walks Live bars
or : !MT': fltniCO•
‘1.1..re. I , y ! dery is a IniAakehuro.
I one dollar.'
Bridg, , t juilignantiy.
' But 1111 , 11+V j:iltOrS, didn't yon ten me the
price gin rents to mu, an' frn to any
holy Well Lad luck to ye, it's 001 for
me at all ; Mrs. Melaney, wisa
raAt
PrNNir,IENT To A NE:tar
ttlFI) MAN.—A jailor at D tonldannviila,
it., who had buried his wife in the early
part of May, married :wain in three or t o ns
weeks afterward. This so shocked the
morel sense of the community, that a pnf—
iic
meeting was vaned, and a p r oiresion
formed and marched to his residence and
took him out. After being tuareloxl out of
his dooryard to the tune of the dead march,
with lighted candles on each side of him,
the procession thrmcd, music in front, the
latter consisting of oil cans, horns, tin pans,
and a large bell, carried on the shoulders of
two of the party, which was tolled enntinn
ally, while cries of mirth and jollity tended
to enliven the scene. Alter traversing the
principal streets and thoroughly arounin
everybody itt town who was not engaged in
it, they proceeded to the final act, it new
living the hour of midnight. After forming
properly the procession moved to the
graveyard, where the joke was finished by
his kneeling down at the grave and asking
pardon of his late wife's ; after which
the party proceeded to a saloon, a nd taking
a drink at his expense, he was permitted to
rejoin his new node wife—this being the
third marriage bonds he had entered into.
Ileeeipe for Making Love. Take
two parts sugar, three of soft reap, a MN
rage, plenty of Fllllllllll savory add a little
wine; mix well together, and leave the
whole to "nett" ter two or throe nights It
is best taken while hot..
Mr Nothing liko love and hunger to
driven man Intel or ntnko him linppy •
to n (*oast upon a seventeen pm obl pair of
weer, lips under grape vineA by m t ioalimplir,
is a foray upon a platter of cob beaus after
fishing for suckers all day. The one tills
the poetic heart and the Littler no nullity
rtotnaeh.
lIIIGGED AGAINST WS WILL.
A most Indieroue mono transpired in a
place not a thousand miles from tho city of
Louisville, ono night NA week, which,
though a little annoying to the partici, im
mediately concerned, was yet ao innocent
and funny, that we cannot refrain from giv
ing the general outlined, supprosaing names
of morn.
Two F prightly and beautiful young ladies
were visiting their cousin, 2nothor sprightly
and beautiful young lady, who, like her
waa of that happy age whioh turns
everything to fun and merriment. If the
troth were told, wo fear that we should have
to reerml the fact that these three misses
Iry just a little la fa , t, They were fond
of practical jokes, a,4 were continually
piayinc all marts of mad ptaoks with each
other. MI these oenupied in a meta on
this proun,l Gar, and coddle,' tip together
in one bed.
Two of the young ladias attended a party
on the night in question, and did not get
home until half-past twelve o'clock at night
as it was late they concluded not to disturb
the household, eo they stepped into their
room throogh the low open window.
In about half an hour after they had left
for the party, a young Methodist minister
"ailed at the house where they were shying
and craved a night's lodging, which of
course was cheerfully granted. As minis
ters always have the best of everything the
old lady put him to sleep in the beit room,
nod the young lady (Fannie,) who had nut
gone to the party was entrusted with the
duty of ;- 1 ittine up for the absent ones and
informing them of the change of roomr.—
he her position in thu parlor, cad as
tiro night was sultry, sleep overeawo her,
nml /.1141 imparted no an excursion to the
land of drams.
We will now return to the young ladies
Who h•td gone into their room through tho
window. By the dint Pelt of moonbeams
as they struggled through the curtains, tho
young ladies were enabled to descry an out-
Ena of Fanny (as they supposed) seemed
in the middle of the bed. They saw more,
to wit : a pair of bouts ! The truth flashed
shun them both at once. They flaw it all.
F a nni e had Net them in the room to giro
them a good snare. They put their heads
tikget her an determined to turn the tables on
her. : 4 ilently they disrobed, and asstealth
fly as cai.+ they tuck their positions on each
aid.; of the het!. At a given signal both
jumped into bed, ono on each ride of the
uneonvious person, laughing and
"011,71 r int a man! 01 what a man!" they
gave the bewildered minister such a ',tom
i-mmus hugviug and t..usling as few per
sons are aide (4) brag of i:i tae cour:y of a
1:11,
rou,klifi z 11,W ,A 0 the
61.1 who Waa rl , :cping in an a,] „fining
Tilfiln. CATIVCOL. ndo4 the gitre t 6te in
a moment, and rushing to the mom, she
opened the door and exclaimed : "My Gml,
girls, it is a man ; it isaman,sureenoughl"
There was ono prolonged, eomolidated
scream, a flash of muslin through the door,
and all W3l otyr.
Th, Lot of the joke is that the minister
is the 1:14o!e thing in earnest. lie would
.4too to no apologies the lady ceull make
for the cirls llu would hear no ezcit..e,
but he solemnly folded his clerical ram
around him and silently fitolo away.
Qu.Try—was he mail at the girl or—at
the a.l woman ?
.I,t Ft, trnte lArtotr.—At the Greeti
rllich Observatory, in England, they bare
an elect ritt elock,known as the "meter clock,"
hick re.mlates the time in England. It
maintains teveral clocks with perfect aimpa
thy with itself, regulates eleeks in London,
,ends signals throughout the country, drops
a time hall et Neal, tires Fens at Newcastle
Fhiel , l4, no', maintains mach good com
mitn't l'`att that the operator at Greenwhieh
rs tlldi reports of the going of dis
t a; t t 0•11 all be may desire. Electric Pig
s,^'
• a' • convt•y I irecnwhich time from this
•1.: to ...o t no places in Ireland, and during
the la: ice of the Atlantis cable the Obser
vatory sent tlgnalt to the Great "tstole
I Will) a flay, to entitle her constantly to do
termino her longitundc. In thirty-eight
days out of one hunrcd IEI4 cloth, is paid to
ordinarily have an error of Ism than ono
second, and in only on day in ono hun
dred has it an error as great as four recands.
TOR TO GET AN EDMATION.—Tkyn any
Often, "we want an education, but wo are
poor and lather is poor, and we can't got it;
so we are going to learn a trade, or go into
a store or do something else." Now let mo
any, every boy that writs an education, if ho
will bend his force to it can get just as good
a one as ho wants. The way is open. Edu
cation does not come through academies and
colleges, end seminaries; those are helps,
but it Ames by study and reading, and com
paring. All the schools and colleges and
seminaries in the world, will not make a
scholar of a man without these; and with
them a man will be one if ho novel area a
college. The same is true of girls, and what
is true of this pursuit is true of any other.—
The force must be from yourself and you
must develops: it. it is that indomitable
"I can," that Pets a man astride the world.
ser Tho Louisville Demerat's ;low York
correspondent, speaking of the guest stmt=
ber of invilod clergymen, says:
Wo do not road that Paul, or Peter, Of
Andrew, or James, or any of tho apeadou
were over tronliled with bronchial atfeolkso
in the spring of the year. They did s good
deal of trove*, to bo sure, but it smett*tu
hoe the workVaAgm'
NO 9 7
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