___________ --,--e - WEE LT OBSERVIM. - • • ._.. --___ ~....._____ , .. Eg . ________ . . " "t).:•0:":Yrri.B1Poullar it(gfeltAn gni", ' . , _ .. . ____ ' • il - , . ' :'•''l,7 ! ;•- o'i. 1' -. . . . . t zcsirr oN _. Two fthu.aur 17CD Firer. Curs per - " - • . . • ',, paid in &draw:* ; THltill DOIAARI/Ili Bei . . - .- - ' ' . • • - octll ' :I n e7l tio e xpiration of the year. Subscriber' , ---.-. -. ' , '-., ~ THE r: cy:tter will be charge.' FLPfT Czars a i . _ . IMO" '*----'=" .G - ..,,,,-.. ' ' ',:- . . . . . •. 1 ,, ,,,_ .. - , i n a d:llion. rfar g vt..l —One Square of Ten Lines owe in• giirlz•R t r,o3; t‘o iiii4rtions $1,15 ; thyme hon. : one mouth $2,50 ; ten months 20; 4.60;1ii Month/ s7,oo;ea• year $ 12 I:ift; tersdrr,rrisemants in proportion. Them rates t 1 strictly adhered to, unless- changed by i r g ,wh i l tto:met, or It the option of the publisher& Audi scarcer, Strays, Dirorces and like advertise er.el2,oci ; Adnribistrator's 'Notices S3SA ; Loesi vate a lino; Marriage Notices TWIWITT• r , a nis a pieeer; nbitomy FoUrea (over three lines estror.) fire cents per line. Original poetry. nu .l 0. , .n.;ra at the riquest of the editor. one dollar he ; 'All advertisements will be acinUntuid at 54 ,, wool of the person advertising. %tog ordered oat by his direction, unless a specified period la n pos for their insertion. tisrl NG.-11e have one of :the best Jobbing nt h, Stair, and are ready to do all work la . 01 %,; loss be entrusted to us, in equal style " t e m ent outside of the largest cities. t;l.Fammon.eAtions should be addressed to itditor and Proprietor. rore e_o_senswimmwsmsmsmmi 1311siness Directory. 81. 1 1KELY, ATto,RNITT AT LAW. Rldgwae tr,7,1140 practice in adjoining Counties. 1 1. CUTLER. A . rt naxitt at Law, Girard, Cale Cionaty, .a .her bnainus attended to with 116T310 it Arrozgly Ar LAW, in Walkses Of. e t ,et. ie. 'Pa. ' ang 7'69 F. Ce.11 7, N , BoozsztLca and Doge, in Stationery, Nent , pipni, &e. Country den stoltr Brown's gotel,fronting the Perk. rtsr 77 i v; Os !It ATTOR3ISTB A3D CoIITWILLOWI AT LAW. i A+teo llock, near North West corner of the Erte, Pa. BENNETT. JCITICZ OP Tilt Puns. 011011111PC01:14 r s „, 810,k, French Stryet, betwom 711th and junelb-2. , I N s wi !LUM, ATToRNITS At Law. Ridgway, PII. rt. ILSesn, Ctmerna and Jefferson eoanttiw.. DAD3q.e.s-Iv.] W. W. WILBPR. cAnrlllt'S francs or TRI ?WM Para/OR Block, Feet.,( Farrar Hell, Erie. P►. , tS. lirN:NiAtiNi, , ,Ar /KIST AT LAW AND JUOTIOICIIP 'trent, Coor.rincer and Collector. te batldtnq, el uthweit comer of Ftitlt and .I,Enr, PL. ap13.664 tao 11 I: jnax CeostNIIIII4II2, at the new R. rule runt,. boa • n hand • larva assort iironet. Prvleionii. Wood and Willow Wares, T..bsceo, •genrsi, , to which bane ; e,!!ii the attention of the public, tatlaited that 'sr se vol harKtins u can be had in ant part writes mar3o'66-1v tLII,SELDEN de 111.1 i lUNTIACIrRIRB 0 tall= Arlealtarsl 'implements. Railroad Oars, e °L „A, kLBRAITit. ATTOILTIT AT LAW -.Older ()scathe:reit, 7c , latt the Court Boum, Eria,Pa. • N BEEBE, Dutra IN DITGOODII, • Peen" VII 11, ONaa, Seed, Plaster, etc., eor ,i;th greet and PaS!tc SWIM, El* Ps. jartt D. gsiSORNE, LITIRT AWD SALE STABLE, OD Eighth :v...0 State ana Frezeh. Fine norms and Car :et on rruonahle terma. my2164-Iy. URI' AND *ILE STABLES, cannot nr FRANCE! AND 7te suture, Fitz. ruchr. Prop-istor. Good H Ines and Carriages 1,): had molerate prices. Sept. 28, IMS-ly Mit:AKER. do SUTOR, . WROLIFIALI Jab EITAIL Dumas sz acd Prori.lioni. Flour and Paad. Wood and are, , Liquors, T ita,Stata 2ett to Tootles House o. eres-u ENTI ISYSALER, Dealer In Groneries, Pro:dine, Provialoin, 7,1:0,i and stone Ware, Winer, Liquors, he, ziree; opposite the Postoflice, Erie, Pa. marred-1y K. .11AGILL, Drrnrr, Oleos in Roan- • • its .. 3'.eek ,toTfh ..tde of the Put, LAG, . 1 1Z1iPPA Di N.M. 441..—D1aguwLv OPPOSITE THE PASEZEOLIt tin Cant, Pa.. Being newly fitted op In the cc :PI xi :rite, le now open to the public. Hash ell to C 3 the arrival of all Paiwencer Tralne t eittk, Of day. • °ARLEY BROS., Propn. M. COLE. • Boom 13 mom Burt Boat llororroctosza 0 Story off .to dornoeht's Block, Erie, Pa. ILK tittTEL, Waterford. ROSIBT LIMIZ, Pommel. o.'4o=ll3a:tattoos, sod outdo' &Mottos Oros to .zantt of guests. ap6,563,• BBST PIANGS IN AtIttRICA rude by S. DRIICKIR k CO SG Sells Them. • TITFS WUILLDIN, N. D., t'snrazoiAir •Scs :4 floor Realty's Block, Wait Park. Eris, Ps, nem!, Chestlan Sr Rath's 14 toes. Regll4lool Kmea Fltthgtrast. East of Preach ,hocre-4 to 10A. x., and 2 to IP. N. U.I.PICKEtING, DENTIST. c' tte Peonsy 'rants Celine of Mahal Sra- Of.s :r Wright's Bleck (orer Viers k Klliotra :hang, Erie, Ps. 11.7rIENOR IT PiltSlllBlol. ?len., D. D. S., !forth derentliitrest, Blckiagttam,. D. 3., No. 243, North Nln lh Maul. MAZE MIMI, TURIE ArrOHIITI AMID 001711111114.01111 AT LAW ! ONi SPRINa ST., OppOSIM Crittenden Hall •4, Da Coßertion and ail other ;erg bast .I " 4 "fori. Venanto, Erie, Warren and Torre • tttended to artfully sad promptly. torm—Wri. A. Galbraith, Whitman k Breda n',Fnepver & Marvin, Erie, Pa. 0. Ftr , iro; Hon. 8. P.Johneon, W. D.Brown k Out. Warren, Pa. CT I V li • ' Dohs! and Mr. W. Sharer -are no longer &goats or otherwise. nor am I to ,l*s' their lepreientatioce or actions whatever. Litt 1 , ..0 duped t wish to say that the sole t•e•brst.,l Uoa.ter k Co.'s Pianos and the Orono lot western Penosylva LA, to the Allegheny mountains, Is in e eottA• I, at icy other person may eay. mtnuinz such tastraineots of any other •I-ct opelf are liable to to celled upon for my 'At- • WM WILLI'S°. OLIEIt HU 9 I.MT FOR DYCK:ABE... slid Dna= & '•?ntee, the best now made, and Masao h r4, Ltot Organs. Old Pianos taken la exchange. ' • kuideace. Union Mills, Eris Co., ?a. CORMERCIAL COLLEUE. ACUTY: Pri F naspal. L Gao. W. Otltilacir Prof. of Commercial "M; :zimplitied, new Classification of Aes -1:s• Slorm.er Practice, Ornamental and Bait. tcia.p Commercial Lan, Ccuniasseial Arith s:sei tern, ke., for ladles and gents. The IN comprehend the whole basis of in at:sr:sta.'s/ ethllott every poodble traria. elosint lsoisks 'So expense colitis" rats this a pleasant, practical and perdu, 'us "The City of Schools " Practical Al sis,,rrs •ill be employed. Terms—Toitirn vissn— fbs best fssilitiss and greatest la' lead for Cit:ulara, :It 4.CE ISLE POTTEKY, I P:TWR4"I ECOND & VIM &TS., • PaszA. I "rtmei haws eeeoeis'oi thetosalvos,under Lai style pf Webb & Ch 1144. In the Pottery bull old eland, on the anal, between Sewn cro. ,t...ptt,otage of the custotion of the old coo , ta of the public g o o o rollY. Prowi m imi ,nratzost endeavor to etre portiat oirlotoodno. TIZO. T. WXBB. JAY 8. CHILDS'. NINMONI & VIFII.I.IA3IS. 'canna* to flo^rgr J. Warta*. E:1110 ~ a COT .M Merchants, Wholesolo dudes . " t i l Bthvnlisaas Cool. Aeon for N. T. P.sple's Lk. of Stemmas. East Pabllo Pock. TODD PERIALY, ' of the U. V. ?mammy Department add, • for tiqliliera, Airi, clerk's P I lnC . N W o , mer lit Vrvibt tarissi Chive ,rsiir- !Wintry, et 47.1 aorect i d with dality lad din e-iconi obtained and WV. ~rR!Np:, evea 7 l4l to. lir. P. baring had ate ,tper.enee in the &RANI of the various 1M 7. lcie thimalictent he era nadir all kinds of Goversasat 41111.6tAl VOLUME 3'6. T im BRIDAL enAntigu i , as Zito of Warming and instruction sent Men--publialked by and imaociation, • d sent fres of cha-ge inaTal • opt. Address Dr. J. :MILLEN HOUGHTON. Jon* Iy. Philadelphia, P.. Eat OVS DEB (LIT Y. iletulnal W•alutele. Ah. 1.11 btit wed by one who has cured himself and Into-. drags of others, en I will tall you ngthing,bat the truth. address with stamp, j 411'0 ly. BOX 11 - 7, Barton. Baia. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW A LITTLE OF I St - Barri:lPM relation to the human ',stool' mile and female; the CUM/ and treatment of disown the marriage =doom of the world ; ho• to readll, and thonaand things never published before the re vised and enlarged edition of MID/OA'. Cosmos Seen, • elltiong book for curtain' people, and a good book tor mu' one. 400 pages. 100 illostratons. Piles $1 60. Coolants table I tot tree to soy Mitred'. gooks My be had at the book dares, or will be went by mail, post paid, on receipt of the price. •Addrees, g. B. POOTB, N. D., em 1130 Broadway, New Toh. rro coNsumrTi V vet. The advertiser havlog been restotti Lo bealth in few wets by • vary simple remedy, alter beat .g suffered several years with • aerate king affection, and that dread dims toe, Con. ow:option—la anzious to snake kno an to his fellow-sal-, fe the 111114011 Of can, To all who desire ft. be will tend a copy of the pris• seriptlon used, (tree of shores.) with the direction for prepuing and sting the same, which they will end a rare cure f , r C •ssioroptlol. tatbm ti Rronehttis, Colds, Co ,, phis, ate. The only of jest of the ethertiser In seal ing the preeeriptioe is to benefit the affileted.aud spread information 'rivets ha concerts to be invaluable: and be hopes /veer 'otiose will try he remedy, as it will east them nothing, and may prove a bl.oxlnt. Parties wishing the preser pline,rarz, try rkantiasit, will please addr, eui Rev. RIM Rn WILSON, der:2BlB4y. Willismsoargh, Kings Co., N. T. BILDIS ZAZYUIt UNBORN OW YOUTEIN—A goutlemau who hie Ea suffered ter yearn trout Nervou • Debility. Prem. Lure Drury. and aq the effects of youthful Indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering hunateity, send free to all who mad it. the recipe and directions foe making the simple reused' , by which he was rptred. aufferere wishing' to pro fi t by the advertiser's erser'enee can do so byrid; d.vssing JOll4 R. OGIEN, ileeffll 65 ly. No. 13 Chambers St., N. T. OTHANGH. BUT THUR.—Every venlig ltdy and gentlwwan an the Malted vistas can bear somettang vet, much to their witaetage by return mail, Mesa charge) be addressing the undarelened. Ttose harts( no re of being humbugged will ob Ige by not turtkaing this end. All others will please address their obedientsort ant, THOR. P. CHAPMAN, dee3Y63-Iy. 831 Broadway. N. Y. oottf64tf. lat) MIMES' A311111.081A FOIL 11A114— n, The Original and Genuine A 'fibroid& U preptred by J. Allen Reeves and is the best hair dressing and pre. aervative now is one. - It stets the bale Adana oat, ceases it to grow thick and long and prevents it from turning rentsterely gray. It ensile des dandruff, clean. Fee, beautifies and renders the b it soft, g`osay and ear ly. Bay it, try it and be oneness& Deal be put off with a spurious article. Ask for Reeves' Auited. and take no other. For eels by Wigging and Beaten is Fancy Goods everywhere. Mos 26 cents per bottle—s 6 per &tee. Address, RF.F.YRS' AMBROSIA OEM. 62 YulteenSt. ,New York City. 01 o.'fs-3m DM. fit IRS t 1.4 L LPPI CATA Snuff has thoroughly proved Melt to to t h e beet artiale knows brewing Caramnr, Cows re ram BRAD and HILADACHIL It has berm found WI exeallant mead, In many MOPS of Roan BTU. DIA7IIIIIIi hY INIMMINMOVS4 by it, and Hume° has often been greatly bithrovel by Its ma. It b fragrant and agreeable, and gives ATE HELM to the doll heavy pains caused by difilleow or the Head. The esneatione attar using it are d•hghtful and invigorating. It opens and purges ant all yob obsidians. strengthens the glands and gives a healthy setlon to the parts aerated. More than thirtyyears of and use of Dr Marshall's Catarrh and Headache Snuff has proved its great value for all the common diseases o' the head, and at thin mo ment Wean& higher than inveterate hie reconumsad ed by many of the best physician; Lulls wad with great gamey and estiMantion anenwhere. Read the Certificate of Wholusle Druggists in 1894 • The undeedgmed having for many MIS berm sequin tad with Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and Hesdwhe deal, and sold In our wholesale trade, chlartallv Mate that we ta ller. itto be equal, In ovary respect, to the recommends- Rona givern of it for the care of Catarrh t, :lbetlons, and I. It decidedly the best article we ml oar knorto for all common datum of the Head.' Burr k Peru, Reed, aaatln & Co., Brown, Lamson & Co., Reed. Cutler & Co., Seth W. Fowls. Wilson. Fairback & Co., Boston ; Renshaw, Edmauda k Co., 0. H Hay, yosmasd, Me.; Rama Ir. Park, ♦. B. k t,. Bands, Stephan Paul & Co..smel Minor & Co-, Memnon & Robbins, A. Seovill & Co., V. Want, Clogs & Co., Bush & Gale, New York. For sale by all Druggists. Try it. Nep2lll/l-1F L YON'S PICRIODIC4f. DROPS. -... THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR ' IRREGULARITIES. These Deops are a adyntiflcally compOundtd laid aveparaUen, and better than any pills. powders or nos- Unitas. Being liquii, their action is direct an I positive, rendering them • reliable,, epode sad =lain Braids for tim ears of all obstruestioes and sapprosaions of na ture. Their popularity is indi-ated by the fact that over 100,000 bottles are annually snit and consumed by the ladies of America, every one of whom speak in Pm strongest terms of pries. of their groat merits.— They are rapidly taking the place of every otter tenni. remedy, and are eons dared by all who know aright of them, as the sureet, safest and mast infallible prepara tion in the world, for the cure of all female eomelaints, the removal of all obstructions of nature, and the pm motion of health, regularity and strength. replicit di rations. Eating when they may be need, and explain ing when iurd'why they should not, and c veld not be awed wi host producing 'Teets contrary to nature's oh o . son limy will be found earefally folded around each bottle, with the written signature or John L. Lyon, without which none are genuine. Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 101 Chapel street, New Raven, Cons., who an be consulted either per sonally or by letter, (enclosing stamp) 061101122 1 / 1 11 all private &eases sad female weaknesses. Bold by Druggists everywhere. C. O. CLAES k CO, ' rrAf f-1 Olga Agents for 11. !Ladd Canada& gain& ly R. TALBorr4, rts.t.m • . • • D (Awri-Dvseernc ) Craospomi of highly Concsatrated aztracts from Roots and Verbs of the greatest medical veto. prepared from the orkisal prescription of the celebrated Dr. Tal bott, . red used by him with remarkable imam for twenty years. An infallible remedy in all DISC agg3 of the uvor„, or say derangement of the DIGESTITZ ORGANS. They Cure Marti's", Dispsplit, Berth,ll, - Jan:idles , Biliousness Liver Complaint. The wall-known Dr. Matt says of these Pll4 " I hive aged the formula from which your Pills are made, In my radios for over 1 2 year • thly htve the finest et feet upon thra Liver &ad Digeatire Orgasm of say niedi clue in the Worid, and are the most perfect Punitive which has ewer yet been cads by anybody. - Thew are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to ewe Their panetrating properties stimalate the vital astbrities of the body, remove the obstraetions of its organs. parity the Wood, *ad expel dismiss. The, purge out the foul humors which breed and grow &wimps*, stimulate 'biggish or disordered organs late their =aural action, and impart a healthy tons with atsosurth to the whole eyebolts. Hot only do they extra the every day aim: p slats of everybody, bat also formidable and dangerous dims's% and being purely vegetable are free from any risk or harm." They create pure blood and remove all 'impurities from the oyster], hence are a *Nal,' cure for revers, Headache, Piles, Itereuzal Diaaaaen and Bereditgry Humors. Doss—for adults,-oae_Pill is the momtog ; for children ender arm's, haft a PIU. Pries One Pillar par Box- Trade supplied, or sent by Nall, post paid, to any part of the United states or Canada on receipt of prior. None guanine without the 6e-airalle signature of V. Nott Talbott, V. D. V. MOTT TALBOT! & Co., Proprietors, cierfillay Ns. 62 Yalta" *mat, New York. F INKLE dk LYON MEWING MACHINE CO. 01/10, 691 Droadirerr. New York. wartanwan,..-Ale.r a fair trial: It ailyiparaon due not regard the-Finkle k Lyon Sowing Maclaine as superior to any machine in mutat, he nu relent it and hare hie money. It hu taken many of the highest priftea—is lets complicated than any other first - claim machine—does a wider . rasp or work vitamin .duaMiles—reestles so taking apart to clean or °it, and no 'gammas' to *et jets. dla, Env late tau on °repents machine. W.V.—any Clergyman undios ma two orders tor Sto chines. shall receive sae for himself as a imaent. The aims proposition hextudedte reoffriaso and Teachers. We hero now otimple'ed out Yee lifanatectory at a costa slue MOW inducting Paw mamma and la portant igraovancars; and the oajeet of the above pre . osition Is to swore the Imowdlate introduction of our Improved marlin' into away town of the Uoited States without inestrizg the groat expense of *traveling agent Thu proposition casset avail in tease occupied by oar o a n argots. Platoon& for deoer:ptlve Catalogue, irlth sautpki of eeeins. jai rest:LUCIUS LYON, Sees., - _ T. COnK "DAUM BOK BALX. . r.."`" Thai wodetair affirm his Farm for idttuitod la limtar Crook .7% miles from Ens and °oil half mils from the Station BoaL Bald farm contains fa urn of land under pod imptovomo-ta with good limo hook two tam and whir entufortiblo outbuildings. Mao. a Foul whorl, boglnning to bob, utt good water. poi. load la viii ndtjtad to gram and spring grains with good Wheal sat millerivilage , boar bi ; 'And also &venal* wood lot. eostaining sag wt.. soar bp with man eloaring oprua it. for fiarthot , hewn atlas Ingntr• of the mid on the mato. doo7llo. 41.2N0LD JORDAN, A own, mums vosiriVicsitnium: or ea* a Mass lot s Wasted Psoasrlvasto 4v, anasAptiroes Intlt sad lath strosts. Otsodse addition to the city of Itrts,sod nor Um Nasals* Mops of the F. k 6. R R. Also two sits tot Nos. 9A sad Tl. ocassr of Plumb and Ilaildo stratU. Us slats lots EU too sOld sta hargAs snails I. tor saga. Roping or jallt•Sa• T. A. Ainrrili. Jam4ll6.ly 18801.1iITIO - arm of Belli Warrior this day dibrolord by ow tnal consent. The business will be conducted by Worsts ltrothere, who as authorised to agn te i [MIA Nnyielt.--111 owns tottabkd J. theist. Am of Son oc warier se masted to all hrusehetaly tad MO. nes Why eitimiltite Oise Brosowt thew imam Biorkeat. aorinikt - Special Notices. TWO DOLLARS AND A.TIAI.F. PER YEAR; 17 PAID IN AD'ANt . :E: 300 IF 7::' ,l f PAW UNTIL THE_ END oF vuE YEAR ERIE, PA,THURSDAY AFTERNOON; FEBRUARY 1, I~Sfi6 p . GREAT STR ENGTIRRN ING TUNIC olds Wlldrey PnTarstl 1100FLANIPS 'f - GERMAN BITTERS! . tars 1 Debility malting from any cause wbatimar, Prostration of the system, canred by severs hariabina, erposuren, ferns or Maims of estop lib. Soldiers, cdtisear, wale or few* Multi or youth, will and to this Bitten spurs' Tonle, rheidopendent on bad Hirers for their almost la • /unions effect DYSPEPSIA, And Comm malting from disorders - of the Liyor sad Dteeatt,a orzaas, are mind by • MOOFLAND'S • G ERMAN BITTERS. This Bitters has imformel more cams, 1t,.. better satisfaction, has more testimony, has more respectable. proplis to youth for it than any other article is the mir. het. We day any one to ociotr.Ciot this sasertkm, aN vii=l,o4 to arty one who will predate a oertillcate by to that is not pandas, • HOOFLAND'S qERMAII-DiTTERB, Wlllestro twiny eas of ehrort'o or torvints doblllty aid &soots •• oe the kktooys. ()towns the following el topkres 'malting from disorJo es of .ho ellgasttro orison s Constipation, Toward Piles, Fulling of Blood to the find, acidtty of the Stoma-h. Nouns, Hurlbut's', Ms guit irr Yard, Fulness or I eipht to tho Stomach, Soar Eructations, Slaking or Fluttering at the Fit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Reid, Slurried sod difileelt Brsarbing, Fl attiring at the lieut. Cho log or Sailboat. og Sansaticaut who in a lying pos'urv, Diastwas of Via ion. Dote or WO,. before the right, Fever an i Dull Pala in the Heal Def. cliney of ramiratioo, yellowne ss o f the: kln sod Ryes, Pain in the Side. Back, Cheat, Limbs, he. Sudden Flomkee of Hee, Burningid the Flesh, Co.. stint imaginings of Stil and great Depression of Spirit,. Resanssa, that thti Bitters is not alchoolle, containi no ma or whiakey, and cannot make drunkards, but is the nett tonic in the world. RIAD WHO SAYS SO from Rae. W. D. SeVeriti. Pootor of Twol!th . Baptist Chureb. Phibids. Gentlemen- I hare ressatly been laboring under' UM datrewlog effects of indiprtion, Lee led by a pros. Nation of the Wrong Ayetem. Nnfnerobs reni•dtie *We remmiumded by friend.. and some of theta tamed, Ind without relief. Tr or Boodand's Grorua 'Mors went recommended by persons who bad :rind them, sad whose tsvortbhmeAlon of these Bitten Loduvd roe to try t , ma. I meat coulee, that I bad an steralau to retort Weaken.. from the "thousand and owe" quick "BROW whose only elm seems to be to palm off sweetened and drugged liquor upon the emm aity in a airway, end tba tevehney of which, I fem. Is to tube limey a un armed drunkard Upon learalog that ours wan a medicinal preparation I tut It with happy effect. Its action, nit oily upon the ate each, fiat apse the serums system, was prompt and gratifying. I flee that I bay, derived irmit and permanent benefit trots the we of • few bottles. Very reepactiroly W. D. bithirefilltD, No. 2M Mantua:on Pt. Iron** Rev. D yeala . ll, Asq.tant Editor Cheittai chr?,iele: I ham derived decided benefit Irian the stirofffoolimure German Bitters, sot heel stay privileire to recommend them ae a mot valuable tonle to ill who are Buffering from penal debility or from Maculae arising from the derangement of the liver. YOlllll truly, Z. D. TINDALL. Frani Bor. D. Dare" Castor or till Pump=lt Daatist Chants, PLUada- From the many reapretab'a recoanzenUtiorin gran to Dr. Hoot and'. German Dithers,' Iran la &tend to ere theta a trtai. attar axing moveral Mind than tab° a rbe o .004 h r d"ilUbtrlztO , toaat auallest Mate tor to=. . , From Est. Wm. 9ealth, formerly Pastor of the Vinous, town and Mitivills Baptist Churches. naming heed ts my family a number of batties of Soar Roodandl Germari Bitters, 1 hare to say I regard them as ma insellsat issitietss, ape dear sdesteJ to .Umove the diseases they eh recommended or. They imearhou and leifewrate the system when debilitated, eat an us tot ta disoniers of the liver, lefts mrsppetlte. &e. 1 hems shm.reemesmatled them to mews'ol my- T hies& whe 'hue tried the., and far od them greoPyb,eseeetel ht the nstorstios cf health'. Tours trily, WIL SETH, 961 linteiriasos St, Plalmoia. BEWARE OF COUNTEREITEI. See that the afgoatuts of 'O. Y. JACtSON" le an thaw wrapper °leach boql• Shnit'd yo ,r Dearest &west not hare the &Attie de not be pat at by any of the totortostrap, preparations that at be cffered is its bat send re as and we will foment aeourely packed, by erepreaa Ptinelpal Oak/ and lfangteotory . No. e l l Arid' Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JOirri k' EVANS. [deeeeesore to C. N. Jackie/I h Co,) Proprietori. Fora ile by druggists and dealers to every torn in the United States. &MS ItUBBBEL•8 GOLDEN BITTERS. .A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC. INVIGORATING k STItzNGTEMNING, fortlßes thrsystem triad Ms nil 'Seta of awhile roes lista Will eius Dyrpopirs. 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Allinio lin I ail Wads of" " wrocrlN ?RUM; IICRCHANDItt, 80tr81tt00 mittstruar i mimes, moves,. PICTIIIO4. MEWS.% 11113 . 111. 1N' JIND:017?1)001 LIP/ECTab t4 N 41/13. Thom f t btag to WI by prtrst• suits" fad ~sfrraaaae~~ swim oa soy *idol flopettir laltaird Ise ' by soatton. noes basin or all*. aux boa to adrintoge by &Obis r to toicat lb+ trznow raßsrroaterrou zste, 1;16 sairditf. EAGLE 1/01.1N0liT. T&ACE sr, Ai4oyslas itll/74X0 TEENSY, BRYAN? ' SHERIVOO, (nausea' to Miaow k ilmnyj PARLOMOOK AND OFFICE STOWE, ' Trer h Sark hox , AND ALL lobs O pick. camas. Ririe? Stove sold try as worssi* 'JO gboAitialtsatios. I<ettlw,ilelo-sikomi. gad Irons, hos od lap 4 or MI i 0• • 010 N 4 wtIIIOMI 4oearlb.s. ill sasrss - is s A i sa - ar A si daror7dNA•ss/sadOW trial Moor sr* ale - . ,WANT•BppOi:i Over the Way. GODS In her child •hko pnitt, Out from the gulden day; Tiding away In the lighten tweak ?flare Silver stars sad the wasbesens meet, Over the silent wsy. Over tha bosom tenderly' The pearl- wblte bands as • pre tredv Thelashee lie on her cheeks so thin— • Where the softest blush of the rose bath been— allotting the blue other eyes within The ran lid. elosed Le rest. Over the await brow lorinte Twiaeth her doming hair; Bhe say fragile that Lore tent down FTOIS2 Ma heavenly gem that init bright crown, To Anal", her brow with ,Ita waves so brown, ' Light as the dimpl'ng air. ;obi he sleep with tie lender smile ,1 Prose on her elect lips Di the farewell ki." of her dew • !math. Cold in the clasp of the angel Death, Like the last fair bad of a faded wreath, • Whose bloom the white (rut nips Rolla—hashed in your downy bed Over the refugia' bough— Do yea Was her voice from your glad duet, WLee the dew /a the beast or the rose Is set, TtL Its velvet Ilpr • Ith the essence wet Is orient utmost `low' Eno bud—alder your shady loaf Elid from the sunny day— Do You min the glance of the els so bri,hr, Whose blue was hearse to your timid light ? It is.beuning pow In a world of light. ifearta—where the declines head Lath Held by Linens shining ray— Do you know that the touch of her giontlehtunl Polk brighten the hasp in the unknown land Oh, s • wake for us in the angel band, Our the starry way I Hanging of a Woman at Pittsburgh• THE MOO? E.rniAORDINARF OASF OF MODERN TLVES.. PITTSBURGH, JAW. 18, 1866. The dreadful scene of a weed ago was re peated here to-day. Another capital' excu tion inch place. Martha Grinder, the "mo 3ern Boilia: l 've' bung for the murder, on the let et August last,:of Mrs. Mary Caroline Caru thers. As or last Friday, the most inteas, excitement prevailed among the public of the city, sad the hanging of Mrs. Grinder was the topic of coaventuion everywhere. The murder foi which Marechall and Freake were hung was eltarsetetised by the utmost cold blooded brutality. But the murder for which Mrs, Grinder perished to day, was the em bodito4 t at of relined and fieurdiah cruelty. For cruel ateadlnesa of purpose, finished diaboi heal; heartless treachery and terrible nerve to inflict torture, it etasda.unmatched here, and 1 believe in the 'mire country. TEI 01111111141. Martha Grinder was a woman of forty or perhaps forty five years - of age. She was of medium mature, was slight anti delicate of form, an hid .a . ceuntinanhe rather amiable and pleasing. The inspressioi. of a stranger would be that she was a woman of most deli cite seitelbilities and tender sy iopithies. Her iddreu w.a pleasing, and she had the power of obtaining Influence over all classes. She was a Kentuckian of humble birth, .and Ler jouth was almost entirely neglected. She repeived no education and no religious train whatever. At the age of fourteen she married and had two•ehitdren, twins. In a short time het hus*dand died, and soon after hie death the married her eecend husband, George Griader, a laborer in the cosl•yards of - Louisville. About sir, years ego they re= moved to this. Mtg.,. Whoa they came here they, were in most indigent circumstances. So poor were they tit times they depended on the neighbors for food. A few sleeks after their arrival, however, they suddenly changed sheir•mode of living, and seemed to have be come soddenly rich. Mee. Grinder accounted fur their access of wealth' by saying that a rink uncle others, an ex Governor of Indiana, had settled *lO,OOO on her little girl. The family removed to a respectable portion of Allegheny City. and until the arrest of Mrs. Grinder continued to live in Gray's Alley, in that city. Mrs. G. soon acquired great popes. laxity in the neighborhood; she was unwear ied in her miaistratisna to the s:ck and dis tressed. For every case of sickness she had some Special medicine or seine peculiar deli. easy which she insisted on the sufferer taking. Her kindness wu unlimited and her watch. fuluess'unwearied. She acquired the repute tion throughout the neighborhood of being a modal Christian women. She united herself with the Methodist TplitEopal Church, and the name of Mrs. Grinder wu almost synonymous witfrctirii of iildt. - • - - - Crime minim& always go on, even under such circumstances, without exciting suspi• cion andlinding itself out. At last it came to be spoken of in Gray's Alloy that there was au extraordinary number of deaths in Glatzeighborheod. sod that dreadful and pe. "slier sickness, such as had never before been knows these, abounded on every side. sore. over, - the sickness was uniform in its peculi arity. People began to say, too, that several et She deaths bad omurrid under Mn. Grin der*roof, sad that almoet every person who partook • - 'ot her hospitality or accepted her, usinistrationv suffered from these peculiar' zapteios. - Miss Boatman, Mrs. Caruthers, Grinder, the brother of the suspected woman's husband, s little child Which had been left to her care . by its mother, another brother of Mrs. G.'S husband, who died in !an army hospital after eating delicacies sent him by his sister in-law--all these and more: wen - Sald to have met their deaths at Unbinds of this dreadinb woman, lad it was, whispered that many others whb were yet allei'owed their lives to the fact of tbeir'hay. bog got out from the teach of her fatal care: TER ARREST. - All these rimers lad dark suspidiona -cul— minated at last in an information lodged on the 24th of August het, before Mayor Lowry, by' limes 'B. Caruthers,' charging Mattbs. Grinder with the murder of his wife,' Mary. Caroline Caruthers, by poison: - A warrant woe hewed, end the woman : was, after tome difhealtt' arrested' 'end brought 'before' the Mayer. Bhe asserted 'her innocence strenu ously, and professed to be horror stricken at then bare thcittght of loch a crime. The bdd'y lit Mrs:: Caruthers was elhained, anerhe con -tents-4f the ateinach-'enbjeoled to obethical analysis by PMf. Otto' With, of' this city. - A Urge 'amount of antimony and 'arsenic was found, sufficient to have caused the -death 6f two or three. The , remains of ethers Were also -taken up and enbjeeted- to- tasty selt.;-.- Pelson was found En severaLbodits, sad •tits proof wail- stenos% positive that Mrs Grimier administerinl 'the yetasn. Coroner elaweent held an inquest in every calm, tind in every ease she verdict of the jury' was to Om ethet that the demeaned died by poison admie t -iered by:Martha Grinder: On the 14th of ,ctober the grand jury returned s true till against 'Mn. Grinder for the murder of Mary Caro-. lies Carothers: Ts■ kuinsi • for which Abe wu indicted, cad for which she periehea iam b perhaps, nowlare alum slonethici several other; with. 'hitch she*" charged; but,thapircwastarteu were peculiar, sat Audi 14 case dam sure aggravated. -r Tbim'!ouri ions! ;was, a bride of grau Pfau bugq and in the:iduca of youth enikpegfee!.heeith. She Tee amiable is altuactu and vaa a Walt* with all her Ile viabitiungs:, Isk Inas lestaheand her roams ituabind took possaudan of.a bolus in.firap,'4 Any, post to that,necupied by Mrs. Oriedert watmaled bee,} In the Isrigilliorho94 1 4 * Pirois.by 11. 1P: Prilegted heir father * l ibp t her reeniage with one thquaad dallara Ps,casaiy, pawl thet4hetaeney was 1.9 her how- Mrs. GTinder, as was sharloi,D N lei; huger' incessant. and ,devoted in beet agutions and asighbaly-kindcesses. Very soon 414 44 14 1 14:1•:Ciilitkers bees= .000914 r!istei 314•!MiA*040.4.9ounis to 11. =ad* ler maay at sot or delicate kindnestiard friendly teener. eity: On the 2ith of June, Mrs. her took tea with—Mrs. Grinder, at her invitation. Soca after her return home she was seised with violent purging. and •tomitings, attended by the most intense burning pain. As soon as she bad reoevered sufficiently she went home to her father% in Newcastle. Mr. Caruthers returned immediately •to Allegheny. Mrs. Grinder met him with a cordial welcome, and endeavored to make the time of kis wife's at.. , mos as pleasant as possible. She cooled appetising meals for him, and had him to tea in her own house. Very soon he was seised with the same symptoms as his wife. Mrs. Grinder was unremitting in her care and at tentions. Every article of food, and drink, end every. dose of medicine for the sick man was prepared and administered by her. The sick man continued to grow ripidly worse, and at last his wife was telegraphed to come to him, as he was believed to be dying. She came, and was perfectly well, having recov ered her health entirely during her absence. Mrs. Grinder met her with tender sympathy, and in order that the young wife might bestow undivided attention upon her husband, her o& prepared the food for them both. Mrs. Caen tri k there had been home hardly twenty - to hour. when she was taken violently dolt nil • with the same symptoms sabefore. She se lied s litt'e from time to time, but, continued; to be newel, and sometimes severely so, for is long time. Mrs. Grinder was still the assiduous friend and untiring =tree, and lost no oppor tunity in edministering to the needs ef the young husband and wife. On the 16th of July Mrs. Caruthers again took tea with Mrs Grinder, and was immediately seized with a renewal of all her previous most violent sOf ferings. She c•mtinued to suffer the most ex cruciating torture and ta pow rapidly wore. mail the Ist of August when death released her. During her entire eicknesi Mrs. Grinder remained her constant nurse. No article of food, no portion of medicine was administered to the sick couple by, any hands but hers, if she could prevent it, Even the ice and the milk of the family eke was destroying were taken in charge by ifer, sod, unmoved by the terrible tcrtures she was inflicting, and the sad pleadings of the dying woman for some pure w)Ker to quench the horrible burning the poison caused, she still continued to apply the poison in every shape. Even in dressing a Mist ._r on the poor girls breast, she could not refrain from sprinkling the cursed powder on the burning surface I This wu one of the murders which Mrs. Grinder committed, and the one for which she (lied. —Harper's "'sells- Mn the 24th day of October Muth& Grinder was put on trial for her life, before Judges Sterrett and Stowe. .11e-trial was protracted through six days, during which time the court room was crowded to suffocation every day, with indignant end excited men and women. The utmort .excitement and bitterns,. pre vailed. People could hardly refrain, a por tion of the time, from seizing the terrible woman and tearing her to pieces. The evi dence en the trial was fairly crushing in its immense, accumulation and conclusive characi• ter. The woman was preyed, .not only to have killed, and made'attempts to kill; bat to have experimented at random with her devil ish arts. The entire neighborhood, end every body that came in her way, were made to illustrate the powers of her drugs, and when she set out in earnest to billebe did it .with such relentless cruelty ; not murdering by one stroke, but killing her victims lingering in th'e very excess of agony, and 'seeding to takes mamas and horrible interest in noting bow much they coulil endure and how long she could keep them alive. Her demeanor on the trial was moat singular and remarkable. The self sustaining power she evinced was marvelous. ' She set unmoved by the slightest eppearanue cf emotion while the moat damn. ing revelations were made against her, When a shudder ran through the entire court room as some new atrocity was developed, she eat calm and placid. When the bereaved itus band, in a voice broken by sobs, described the terrible sufferings and tragic death of his wife, Mrs. Grinder was almost the only one who did not weep: At last the trial eoncleded, and the jury returned a verdict of I st:Ratty of murder in tho first degree " On Saturday, November 4, Mrs Grinder was brought into court and sentenced to death. She received her sentence not is she .endured the trial, with perfect. composure, but with tears and moans. On the - sth of December the death warrant was received, fixing the time of her execution for to day. For some days after the reception of her death warrant. Mrs. Grinder was exceedingly unwell and very much depressed. Many thought tbs,t she would never live to see the day of her execution. it was believed that If she did not die of sickness she would contrive to poison herself. Two, or three attempts were made by her, and once she swallowed strychnine, but the prompt action of the jail physician saved her life. Her latest oppor tunity was on Wednesday night. A female vagrant succeeded in smuggling a quantity of morphine into the condemned woman's cell. It was _discovered, however, before she had taken it. It was a theory of many that the commission of such orient must be the result of a monomania. Te test this , a medical com mission, consisting of Thietere• Reed, King and Corwin, was appointed •te enemies her mental • condition. Oa Wednesday .tkey re ported her sane in every respect, and the preparations for the execution were ordered to go forward. She warn much depreesed on the day of Merseitalre and Freckles . .. Me ntion, but rallied during the evening•and de clare 3 she had not slept so soundly for weeks as on_th.st night. For the past week she has. appeAred in better health sad spirits than ba t fore state het. arrest. Bhe has bean social and cheerful, rhatting.and laughing pleasant ly with thosnabout her. Last night the ate a hearty ,upper, and sending for the wife of Warden White, she talked very pleasantly until eleven o'clock: At that time her at tending clergymen, Rev. lirs. Holmes and Leinsabaugh, visited her and remained with her in conversation, and' prayed tarn three o'clock, when she retired. She slept peace fally,pntll seven o'clock , when she *nee and partook of a hearty breakfast. Elbe seemed in the meet cheerful spirits, and convened with perfect composure Mt her approaching ; death: The clergymen visited .ber again, and remained. with her mail a little after, eleven, when they . left her to ,perform the trivet of death. Bhe previously stated what ;and wished provided forler final wardrobe, and her wishes had beenearried out to the letter. Bhe was very fastidious in h r dress.. lautor the execution. and .required Ler hair! to be carefully„ oiled and plaited, and eveiyi ford of her garments arranged with preeision.l A little before the time appointed for her ex ecutiote. Mr. Marshall,• one of her tleuitsel,', visited her cell. :As be came In, she held oat, her hand to him, and slid: , "Mr. Marshall. I • ant a great, greit sinner; but Christ, Is a great, great 8 &vier." Theattending energy., mat *gain prayed with her,snd sans a byes, is which eke feebly Joined.. Shortly before one o'clock Sheriff Stewart entered her cell. She . greeted him pleasantly, end said,f. Mr. Stewart., bare you come for me! "Yes, Nu. 'Grinder, Use time- hes "Yee, June is emitting for me. too." She bugle, nod ter Irma were pinioned bJ tbri elboimbehind' her ts ck. !nil, this was 4 Eng 'said I'd 'rather. dic po othcrdesik,,, but this'll right; I desitlittrif.' Th.e..lTV riPlf Preeetded 'ea : lrd Nis tettaira,l cling retearatt preeedutg, Ind Hrs. Grinoler, following, supported by the two cterOmen.l She *OW trady, tied "Melt falter*, sad! baked st the scaffold *latest ciseighegessa. l , tow' , kg 0 .9 tea".PUI011118014 tut on her face, and in her' neat dress of. beAwp merino with white frilliegi, she ettemedinoite like_ a lady out for - in - iiring than a, doomed worn:nil Bring to the rabbet. She ascended the atfpe to the roaffuld With et firm, light step. surveying the maid, iseiaihUe , 4:404, with" the eschaseag WA" , Dr. Resift ;#etel.ed stork ri,ipi,.sitk tbis piaidiesS , bpi, TAR TRIAL 1111101 LB Tllll LXNA3IITION. :as VISCIITION. NUMBER 36 and left the scaffold, except Sheriff Stewart. The only remark she made was to tell the sheriff that Mr. Holmes hid her confession. ,Sfr. Stewart then adjusted the noose, - no tea ture of her faadt changing (hiring:the ireful preparation. This the sheriff left the ecsffotd, applied . his feet to the trigger, the drop fell, and, it four minutes past one, Mar tha Grinder was struggling intei eternity. A strange thing occurred as She fell. The rope slipped the cap partially from her face, and while swinging at the halter's end, by a ,mighty •effort she' put up one of her hands suffteientir to draw it down again over her distorted features, thus in death asserting the native modesty of woman. Re" struggled painfully, but at the end of twe•ve minutes. the pulse had ceased, andlife was declared extinct. After hanging half an hour, she was cut down and given up to the authorities to bury. TIM CONTI/IEIOX At ten o'clock last night the condemned woman made the following confession to - the clergymen in her eell Prirentiaan, Jaa. 18, 180. • In view of ,my departure in s few hours from earth, I want to say that I' acknowledge my guilt In the use of Mrs. Caruthers end also the case.et Miss Buchanan, but lam in nocent of all the other charges, made against me in the pspers,in poisoning , people: But, bad as I have been, I feel stilt _Outi, for Christ's sake, has forgiven me, and through pis mercy 1 hope to find an entrance to heaven. I die sithout any hard feelings toward any One, forgiving all as I hope to he forgiven Mr. Stewart has been very kind to me, and has dine, all' in his power to make rue com fortable. I pray that he .nay be assisted in hie duty, and rewarded for his kindness. Mr. White has also been very kind to• me, and treated me with respect. alwa3a. May God be good to him .If .I had been faithful to my church duties, it would have been different with me; but I am thankful that God is so good as to return to me now that I do try to come back to him. 'her MARISA 104 GRINDS& Wiluesses—C: A. — Holmes, H. Leinsabaugh HOW D 114001! WHITE COSILTBD TRI WIDOW —The Deacon's wagon stopped one morning before Widow Jones' door, and he gave the usual country sign, that be wanted somebody in the house, by dropping the reins and sit 'ling double with hit elbows on his knees. Out .ttipped the Widow, lively as a cricket, 'with a tremendous black libbon on he: snow white cap. "Good morning " was. said on both aides, and the widow waited for what was is be further said " Well, Ma'am Jones, perhaps you dos% want to sell one of your cows, now, ter noth ing, any way, doyou'!" " Well, there, Mister Smith, you couldn't have !poke, my mind better. A poor lone Woman like me does not knew what to do With se many creturs, and I should be glad to trade if we can fix a." , So they adjourned to the meadow. Deacon White looked at Roan—thin at the widow—at Brindle—then at the widow—at the Downing pow 7 --then at the widow again—and to thro' the whole forty. ' The same call was made every day for.s Week, but the deacon could not decide which row Le wanted. At length, on Saturday, ;when the widow Jones was in' hurry to get through her baking for Sun lay, and had peer so much to do in bee hous , , as all farmers,' wives and widows have on Saturday, she wu • little'impatient. Deacon White was irresolute as ever. " Thal -'ere Downing cow is a pretty fair l eretur," said he, " but," —he stopped to 'glance at the widow'e lace, and then walked around her—not the widow, but tke cow. "The Downing cow I knew before the late . Mr. Jones bought her." Here he pighed at the allusion to the late Mr. Jones ; she sighed, and both looked at each other. It was a ;highly interesting moment. " Old Roan is a faithful old milch,. and so 'is Brindle—but I have known better. 7 d long stare succeeded his speech—the pause was getting awkward—and at last Mrs. Jones broke out: "Lord! Mr. Mite, if I'm the cow'you want, do say so! " The intentions of the deacon and the widow were published the next day. A Naas° MaasLuni.—The following mar riage 'ceremony is furnished by a correspon dent. The officiating darkey is a plantation preacher, and the g• subiects " being before him, he nye: I. Here is a couple who have walked out to night winking to be jined in and through love and wishing all dem dot have ;tiring twizem hold der peace cow and foreaer more, I wants every ear to hear, every head to enjoy. 4, Mr. Jim Thompson, whomsoever stands featly by your left side, de , you take her for your dearly beloved wife; to wait on her through sickness and through health, safe and be safe, 'holy, loving and be loved ? Do you.love her mother? Do you love her fait er ? Do you love her mistress?? Do you love God de best ?"• Answer- 1 . 6 .1 do." • " Mies Thompson, whomsomerof elands flatly by your side do yon tote Ito tie your beloved. husband, to wait on him' through health sad confliction, sale and be sate, holy and be holy? Do you love, his father ? Do you love his mother? Do you lon his broth• en? But do you love God de best ? " Answer— ,, I will." '4l shall pronounce Mr. Jim to bold Mine Mary pronounce you both man and wife by the eemnisadmeste of •Clod. Wephall hope, and trusting through God that you may die right now sad forever more. Now, Mi. Jim, slew your bride. " • - " ' 44 New let us sin him,: o't Myra fate a rill. 40, dais &flair, - Ye *retched sinsars ars," te., Anna How ...ate Fascs WITH The HIAD Orr It is eoesidered oa all aides that the body does sot feel one instant after its deespitation, for the brain bolas the seat' of sensation to the whole frame through the medium of-the spinal marrow, every part of the body beneath the joint at:which the latter may he divided must bo deprived of feeling nut it by no means follows that • the' head II deprived of sensation immediately after its decapitation, nor that it may not riTilitits °pompousness, and like the head of the Irish knight who was 'kilied by Saladin in the holy War, get up and declare that it was not cdt Off by so sweet a scimitar before—nor, like that' of the assassin Legere, swear roundly ' ac the exion tioner for notikeeping a keener axe; but it le quite possible that it star be troubled with very _serious reflections upon the irrevocabili ty of its fate and the urfelness of its depri vations.. In sapport of this unpleasant , theory, many facts are adduced, with snivel vouchers for their authenticity. Among others is the unfortunate Queen. of Beets, whose lips con tinued to move is prayer farlt least a quarter of an hour after the. executioner bad per formed his - duties. Widt states the r t having pat his month to the ear cf a decapitated criminal's head, and called him by acme,the eyes turned to the side from whence the ;eke same; and the fact is attested by Fontanelle, Masora, Quill .tine, Manche and dldiai. - Os on the word, murder"". beteg called, in the ease of a etiminal being 'tented feir 'that aim at Cobituets, the half dosed ayes sputa& Wide .W 4 .411 fi*Presicik of 49r14 14 * °Laic" who stood,.ep9u4d.. . The asp! who committed a diabolleil atm daut of w 104., &timid - boy h 1 Union ocwitty, 'trh.; meet week, elite, We tailored' 101,ars toiled' is' Bradley toasty by nekriiiii: bsleß krroasbe back he confassed ttfejta% int; ,Went to advisee where tbi murder wee committed lid sot 'the knife Which bi bid twirl, and aft crirerd - concealed wader* fot. AtteT,the prtper examination, - he was burned to'd old scirroes andlederal Islam ma— gi Vipeek Oa* frisits the fir* ne 01411 ti late kin brousktio I " Pub. Doc." last year cost $2,188,010 78. Poor, old Uncle Sam ! Poor, dear, &toted tax payers! ' . The Poughkeepsie Eagle fella a story of a cow that cominittrd suicide is that neighbor hood lately, by drowning is s strum throe feet deep. Cause, probably, disipptiated lore. "Now, girls," raid Mrs. 'Partingtoa, the other day to her nieces, +t youmast get Ws bands as soon as possillje or anyll be mur dered." •' Why so, Aunt?" " Why, Pies by the paper that we've got almost Aileen thcusand poet offices, and that nearly, all an 'em dispatches' a mall every day."' There fs a child in Staunton, Va., Seven weeks old, which weighs only one pound and a halt. When botn it could be pat into a taa cup, and then weigheetanly half ayound., A man-who had recovered .thivemales of his brother from a battle Sold near,Petess burg, found that coffins and trittepottatien were expensive. lie therefore **try 'put the bones in his carpet bag, and tech them home. mark. Bella Agee, a °mariner', committed suicide io Mobile last week. tiy a curious coinci dence, the man who betrayed her dint of small pox the same day to a heapital of that. city. The Macon (Ga.) Journal, of a late dote. rays : "From what we can learn, we are lea to fear that there were at: least four white ladies, living In this viiinity, brittally rav ished by negro troops on Sunday nierklaat." flea Swelp y, Secretary of Was of the (rich Repub hi% who wags dismissed tram the fruited States service by Secretary Stanton /or "absence without lene,""haa been rein gated by Gen. Grant. A newly arrived John Chinaman in Cali fornia purohated some ice last sumeser,- sad ending it very wet laid it out le. dry at hitt MM. pn going to look for,it again, used found it bad disappeared. and forthwith accused the whole Chinese neighborhood with larceny. A gene ral riot was the consequence. A letter writer describes one of the Maim*. elmactta Senators M strikingly kanalanine, andwearing a plum colored Goat and, light tinder dress, and glancing repeatedly at the ladies gaßery to see hew mon, eyes mew turned towards him. Is it Starner? s• • The Richmond Dispatch' %fen:Mu that an invitation was given to the Depose and col ored people of Richmond on Sunday last, at the African church in that city, to scrod a colony North- to obtain employment, aid to take the pine" of the Irish"ant !I Detail," as the speaker said. Ea•GoT. Liken, who has arrived cospojfialiti; Carolina, gives a sad account of the bility of inducing negroes to work, aid says that unless something is done, the entire seep of the South will be a failure. This is the ease in all sections of the South, where redl. cal emissaries have bad time to w'rk upon the negroes' ignorance. An eccentric clergyman, lately &Nab' in his pulpit to the subject of family pvern• meat, remarked that it is often acid, Then no such thing now a days as family gov ernment." " But it'. false," Slat he." all false There is just as much family:govern ment now as there ever was—just as winch as in the days of our •fathers and grandfathers. The only difference is, that then the old folks did the governing, now it is donely the young ones ! " Daring one, of the last betties Mexico a Frenchman was wonededeeverely brtheithigiii and for four or five days mini surgeons hers engaged ,in attempting to discover the* ball. Their soundings gave him excruciating pain. On the fifth, day he ebuld'beat it •e. longer, sbd cried to the eurgeorf e : a Gen tlemen, in heaven's name. what are you aboht!" "We are looking for the belt" s. Mos Dieu! Why didn't you war se at brat ? is is, in my 'waistcoat pocket !" Coss rot a Foes Motrin..Whoa tho=sw• eau:patent wan near their home. little Bteplist loved to" - go with his father, who wu an °BI-, : air, - to see the tents, the drill, and to hear the washy. Ha wu mud about the gulp, and , learned even to beat a tattoo wpostha dawn. One day the General came up, and and no rery'vane - wbrdar.` r The child' know Oa language was wicked; sad saldlo4l4 Glow .it is wrong to 'while salh.Werds : si you do." After a little while the General ; swore ageiS. "Oh, etc" said the little half. !pit would not do for you to tie lay taitands% little boy." " 'W,hy act, xi; Ship t " 11 8*- .oause, sir, if she should hear ,you say wicked words, she would wash 'bur :Death of a with soap - and ebirooal." . . I , q TbeWashingtonnorrespoisdent of the; Hos. ton Commonwealth relates the followings L member of Congress—a-sew mosabor—.ante to the city a few,ders age-osedatteis Ail seat. After be had been there three diva, he peeks_ d up, pod his ',Missed took passage for hale. beloi asked - when he should return, ids reply was, he hoped seem.' He WI sees enough -of it. ,/..ny mita-wisp led a regular btialners to attend to, a family end home to go to, and social eircleti into whist bsinenrity; hypocrisy and treachery had set sateen, was &big fool to.come and spend his Unit in Con gress. "But," said one to-hiss. esitsider the honor!" " Honor be banged'!" eald be, t,s any man with southeast:l otlenesay to govern him, would lose thatnAlisread faith is man and himself, if he staid in Washingtee a month." A BID CAM or Ruts, DISGLICIIIMIDIPILIOL —A young German girl °sued Melo; who is dsscrilied as haslet been samerkablyt handeome, committed suloida,la China. oa. Thursday • last, by taltlag stryelealge4., The coroncr's inquait elicited the fact *at she bad bean ,t educed sad betrayed da..herlionse is Germanyly her loser, thateha had fed to this ihuntry, to,,hide her Aherne Ind, imia her ;meats framdtsgrace, and Th at she was low expected to.beciomo a mother.: This, !not bad preyed heavily on her mind and gauged 'kir mach depression of spirits. She left stetter Id be' sent - to her parents, 'and seethe? for s Mend, in which she requested tbat her leier'S picture might be buried with her. J am es ire/on, the great Raw Isitag4 orbs— lad lawyer tif - Daniel Webstariabeyiatal, tilt engaged as. counsel is the ealebnibitieial-st , Rev. It t . L Avery, 11 . 11 Methodlo.4ll. tot 114 murder of a young lady ill Med. - Be experienced great Manley. i. abialaingibitl4 denea• Sufficient. ta-astablialnAieniami,hrimi gri• 1 44 tow l olo4.`kiiol. Ilk 0114 It work, a well 'known clergymisi milted raven Leta, - oreititimat, aid eg,4 claimed: asok; Mi Mises; ISt EN the eeidenee aille will o)*Pliantlkee Amory., "Well, wt at is it ? "• "Tee, di; y it. I had a dream last night, Is' eddidi the angel Gabriel appeared, sad veliAlimpride imeeenL" ig Very pod, sir; r Urns, Salwaii SW" ill e 1 41fdis ! 0 #1. 1 ". , 4 40. 1 4 'nee" iffII2IL2MIM ATI,L /Moan* ' l .llF6izil go yes,*piatry-liraair. Whale go yr a is the rain ?" "toroto , Who Wad Ms Speniol mein, “:1 they have .•eo Tny if !Cot 'c6feideig , tO'n4E , -• ”` It et 10 esd la hate bun • anis; on tn. inn" "At Niafal., Pretty , /NO, Tete Wit to }Alotadirr tofu; Ton Wile's le the Oceitn, ♦ henarea halms dawn "Elie hair is turned to 111%-kllip, His gee are &sage! to Ames. •ad twice two rim hors knitted The coral round hie boor• orbs blommas am 4 the elover Shill bloom sad bloom saila, Bat ■vier shill your lover 'Come o'er the Spanish mail r Bat Moats moor hooded, - rot sioarafiel: said oho: "It is so tad to have litin ♦ tailing on the IMO Shelett In the d atne.s; I heard lb* sea-ittllesereesh, Sad burly wields weni groullui • With brokers on the brao.i. The belle of old Nantucket, What touehlog things they Bald, When Waggle lay • eleeplei With Wks mond her bend. The parson preached a sermon, And prayed and preached gabs— Bat she h. d gone tt. Wit le, Aersts the Spacial sm!n ! Items of AU Sorts. El 0 Fd
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