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S.illol-lIIORT,:..‘.M*E:AItI.,:dC3N;TY, .P A:.
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otrroE, B. E. CORNER or PUBLIC' SQUAItE
Tilll4B i ; ‘,., !!' := ....-J:: . .sl 60 in Advaripe..
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.-‘•• Rates, of Advertising..
I.oli lumn oneo.oo
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t . .. 1200
' 20 Q 0
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Each' ni.thhequeut insertion; ;
11101109F9 Cl.ro62'.withytiper 00
• Rule or ,f 1 gare woict will, be double the .above. rates.
Twelve lines „Brevier type, , or eight: lites nonpareil, ie
These Terms Will bo ettletly adhered to.;;Ill
i3itgiitess Directory.
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lithan • •Conveyancor , • and 'Real' Eltale
Stn'eiliport; AP.KoancountY, Pa. .
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B. F. *MIGHT,
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'FiloJeanie andltetnil ficaley in Fantily . Oroceidea,..Pnti,
Flonr;• Sa4, Feed, Boots and Shona; ;&c.,. A:c, ' tors
-• :In the 'Astor finnan Block, Emethi)ort Pa. .. ' , •• ..
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Dialer i n Dry 'Goods; Orockries, Voris; Flour.', Salt, Fish
Ready 7 3l.94o'9Dithiii,g, Docits'ani .Sods, • Sulethport,
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TAM. •-• . • • •
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ttridge-bliilder,•
Port Allegheny, M'Keriri c o u n ty,
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11.1.1RVEYO,R,. DRAFT.,9II.N;.CONVEYAIiefIR'and hefil
Estrap agent; Office; 170111amsville; Fak Uo., Pei • . •
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s' • • • • RSFAABSCAS
Citnpiti
lion. Thcitnaa :Strutheri,,
IV.. S.* Brownell, Emj.,
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• ... .; ..'•.. • . CAIMiI. 110IISE; .. ..' • :- • •
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Joss H: Hum. Proprietor. corner nt . Water and Ilicgory
• Streets, Warren, Pa. general, Stage Office.'.
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J. C. BAcKtrs & co
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General...llealke in Dry 'Goode, Groceries,, Crockry,
• ~eady-Alede Clothinc i Duets and Shoee,.Dete and Cape,
' . &c.;orprisite the Court House, B.methport P . a.., . •
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FOES HOUSE,
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Fronting' the Public. Square,..oleltn,•N. Y.. ississ M.
lifit.t.sit. Proprietor. The Fobe,s Moose is entirely new:
and built of brick, • awl, is furnished in modern style.,
• .The &optic tot
,tlattors himself that his arcomm;ula.
lions are not• siirpassed by nny hotel In. Western New
Yotk. Carriages ruryto and from-tlio New York..and
krio Mail Road.. i-, . • : •• , . - :. '• a;,.-.'.-tr:
BYRON D. HAMLIN,
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. Aires Nay AT: - Lew" , Smetlaport,..3l. 'Kean Cathay.' Pa.,
. -Agent far. lifessta. -Keratin; & Co's, Lands Attends
,!: .' especially to tlia ColleCtion of Clainis; •Exainialition a f
Land T Wei. ,Payrnant ilf 'l.:Lies; and all business rein
' tins Oiled .Estato. Office in .llamliii tilocic.,• .. .. ~
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I.L'A..,iii'strniir',l.,roprieteei,-at itinstiliq'Tirtirfvn ennrsty
Pa. •II k-Tahle
,will be s.upplie4:w.ith the best Abe
eonntry atioras, and ho spare no pains in 'itenniodati - Ag
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'E . :'.101101TON eELDW,
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4tlOrneyandCounsrlior at..tair, - Sinethport..l4'Sean
Cauhtx . , • Pa. • Ilusiness.-entrusted to .his• carufor the
eountiei 4 M'Kedn„ Potter and slk• will be prorof,tly
attended to Qtfice in the, Courthouse, second .floor:
•: • "•• DR(;•li..lt.' 7 W;liiiElli • • • • '
rilyalcian and tiurbitini 'li3tiietrutairt; Pa, will ittend to
all Professional calla,w,itivpOroptnens. • 0111eain Sart
well 13locli,*aeaotidilOpr..'
• 'N.'SAIUTLFAA.CO„ • • •••
'Wboleaale and Rettil Dealers'lii:Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, 'Carpeting; Ready Made' Clothing. and Genera
Furnishing Goods', Dente AwlStns, Wall and Witidne
Paper, Looking Clinpaos At Moan. N. N.Y. •
BENNETT HOUSE,: •1 .
eth Miltean.Co... Pa.: D.. R. Rens Err, Preprie
• • tor—OppOsites ,the Court linuse..,A new, large, corn
modiousnoeweD•furnislied house.,:
• 'JOAN C. IIACKV • ... •
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Attorney and Couusellor at Law, Stnetlifinrt, ttikoko Co
• PS. Will attenCto all business in his profession inthe
. counties of 111 , Kean, Pottee'and Elk., Omen over 0.1;;.
• , Sartwell & Brothers' Store. •:: •: ,
. . • . .11,19KNEY -ROUSE, - . ' •
()omen of Second and:lithe:ly stinbti,: WarrOn, .Pa. . R
A. 114anonnPrOjwiOtor.' Travelers will and good, an
commodallowl and teaso.nable,clutrgem..
~' - • . ~ E. -' S. MASON, ~ '-. ' •
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Dealer in Stoves, Tin -Ware, JaPPened Ware , kc., w e pt
aide of the r üblio SquAro., . SmethOqrt, Pa., Custom
worrdOne.to nyder on the. shorteet•notiee, and in the
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moat substantial manner. .. • ... . - '•. •.•• -
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'' W . BROINEL.L, •- . •
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Dialer. in Dry Goods, Groceries, C rockery;e Dardware
~ : Boots, Shoes, Data, Caps;Glass, Nails. Oils; &c., Se
}last aide of the Pulcdid Square; Suiethport, Pa. ' .
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.Dealer In Provialons find Family Groceries generally, at
Farmer', Valley, MiXean 00„ Pa. ,Grain ' Lumber,
Shingles, &c;,, taken In -eictiange for Goods. , Patent
.:' Medicines' for naln. •.. .. : ..• • '.' • ' : '
iiiiABEE'S HOTEL,
Itantnos: , Penprietni,--Allegheiif Bridge, 111 , Kenn
(30 . , Pa. Vila bonen is situated about nine nillekfrom
Skpothport • an the' road. to °lean t and . Wllt be found
cOnvenlent stopping.plaen • . '. •
• • . • . EMPORIUM . HOOSE • ' •• • ;
Bhippen,: liVlCean Proprietor
A .comincoliOus. and well-tarnished .Itonaii. strangers
'• And:taaveiers will, find goOd,accommodations. '
FARMERS'. VALLEY- ROTEL,
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Ity T. Goonwttl, This Renee is attneted about five mil e
fronitimettipert onlike road to Olean. Pleasure parties
• and othela can be.aecorumedated en the shortest notice'
ELDRED HALF-WAY HOUSE,
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I.Tarn,tti OEMs, Proprietor . This houso is situated had,
-way hetwoonSmethport and Olean. If you want a good
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dinner this fit the place' to' stop, ..
' , • . agoutis, CORtVIN, . .
Proprietor of the Oast Mill, at Mochanieshurg, Mo
. .Itonn County Pi. Flour." llteali •aud Feed,•constanti .
on. hand arld,for ante. itk large. and mall nuantitios. '
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BAILTIOAWHOIISE ,
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Oaritinnen,.,Proprietor,.Norwich,..Mtlionn CO,
Pa.. Good aceommodations:cap be bad there at a
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PORT.:ALIAOMITHOUSP , ;. :. • -.. .
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Erman B. Tiel:Lay Prepriataf, - at Pcrt. Allegany,. 111 -
Kean County • Pa. :This Hotel , hi situated at the Juno
' 'lien of•thaßinetliport and Allegany River ioada, nine
.
•'tnilae eint'of Brnethpert.' • '-' • •.,' - :
'ASTOR;:: . HOU:SE;
SitIETigrORZ A :II7.'KEiN co:; P 4:
:" .Prop;letOr.;
The ,P ndirietcir stoe:ontly tpuroluisod ond 'thor'
,rellttod WO, Ardor .11.onse;olotters Mumlf Unit' ho.
ionn.furnlih as gnodncoonnnodatiocul a!iany.hotol InlYopt•
ern Penneylitanio. '
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. • • • ~,WANT.ED; . • • •
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n 7 TONS OLD CAST- TRON.'In . exclutbgeifor"Work,"At',
eP Ur the SMETUTORT •
trlktebesteUe Ten in town at the • '•-•• '• •
••• -ASTOR UOUSE BTORE
POST.OFTME . pEPARTMENT,
•• 10;1
TVIOPpSALS will be -received at 'the Cen-,
•1 7 tract Ofliee.of tiiis-beffartieent - until
.3 p.„03.
of Saturday, Mira 31;1860, for conveying the
mailS'of the -United.States.forlotir years, corti- .
tneneing' July:1; 1860 ) : and ending 'june"3o,
1864; : in .the "State of PENNSYLVANIA; oh .
the . 'routes , and 'by the .scheilule . of departures.
and' artiVals herein specified., „... • .• •
DecisiOns nnnounced by. April 24,:180.o.:
2705 Fiem Rid g way, by WilliarnaVllle and Clerrpontvillo,
to'Sruithport,'39 miles and back.-twice n woelt. •
Leave Ridgeway Tuesday and Saturdayat 6 a. in,
Arrivo'at Smithport.bY 7p. m; • .
Leave.Smitbport bf o nday'and.Friday.at 6 4.
; ,
"Arrive at Ridgeway by 7.p. m; " • • •
Proposals for three.times a week service' are Invited.
2700 From,Smithpert, by Lafayette, Eden, and
. K.luzua,
'to Warren, 43 voiles and back, _once a week. •
LeaVe Snirthport Tueaitay at 0s m; . • •••
•. Arrive at Warren ueiit day by 12 ni;• ' • •
Leave IVarren Wednesday - at 2 p nr,i., •' •
• Arrive at Binitlipert next dayat.6 p
ao.From Smltbriert, by Farnieria Valley,•Sartriell,
' legbanyjirldge; and Poitville t N,17.,,t0 Olean,
.213
nit lee and back,•six titriea'a.weelF. •• .
Leave Sinitliport'ditily, except Sunday, at o.a in; .•
Arrlye at,Olean by . o p in; • •
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leave Olean daily, ciccept Sunday, 4 - 0 a rn;
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Arrive at Smitbport b y 3 p,m. .• .
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2711 From Rinzua, by Oprydop,,:Onriville.; Friend's Fur
.. .• ..ry, and •Ven. 'Mlle Spring:, to youit
- Randolph, 20
• • miles and back, once' a week • •
. i Leaveßinzua Friday. at S API; ,',:. : • •, ' '
' Arrive at East,Randidph by 0 On; ..• ~ .• , ~.
• • 'Leive East Randolph Saturday at 8 a nr; • , , -, '
• , Arriim at Marna by 8p m. •*. . .
2712 From Eden to Bradfcirdi 10 Mile.] and back, pace a
. • - •• '
wpek.
. ... Leave Eden T.neaday'at'S a Pr; : ' ''. ,: . •.
•
Arrive at BradfoLl hyll a in; ', *, .• : . 7:
7l' Leave Bradford Tuesdaiht.l2 in; :,' - , , .•
''• Arrive at Eden by 3-p ni. ' • . .
2713'From BF Ofoli•flp bylkendall Creek and Limestone, to
Tuna; 13 miles and back, thrSe timeea week. •
'Leave Bradfordlitandayi Wednesday and Friday at 9'
R 111; . • .•
•• Arrive at Tuna by 12 .m; • '• . • •
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"Leave Tuna Monday,' iTedneadav and 'Friday ,' on ar
•
".. rival of railrinotinaibtotarat - 2
p in; . •
•". Arrive at flradford by s"p in. •: '
' Proposals are invited for six-tinier.a.week Service, .
271; From.bawdersport, by EulallS,Roulette,Turtville,
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Port. Allegany, and liberty Hill, to StnitlmOrt, 29
• .; miles and back, twice a week. .' • . .
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. Leave Cowdersport AlMiday an,b Friday at 6 SP; •
• Arrive at Smitbport by 7 p.m; • " • •
'Leave Stnitliport Tuesday nod Saturday at 6a m; .
• -Arrive at Cowderspor6 by 3 p . ~ • ' • .
2715 Frain Pnwdersport by ()Westin Ellisburg. clenesse
• Fork, and Eleven Mile, to Wellsville, N.." Y3O
• mileaand •back, six times• a week, three of the
" weekly trips to be run cis Pswayo.:, • •
••
Leave Cowderapert daily, exeevt Sunday, at am;
' at Wellsville by 6 p m;
-.Leave"Wellsville daily, exeept•Suriday, at S a'rn; .-•
Ridgway, Pa i l
Warren.. Piv.
.. Buena Vista. Pa.
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Arrive at. Epw4rsliort by 6, p.m: • • : -
17.,.From'Coirdersperi, by East: Elonier, Ayor , s Bill
•,' Homer; North Wharton.-Wharton, and First Fork
to Sinoaroationing,3l3.mileg and back, uone a week
heave oowdersport Monday.ael.a in;
Arrive at Sionamalioning riet'day.by 7 p.m;
• ..LeaVe2innaMaboning Wedbesday at 7 a in;
• ; Arrive at Clowderspert next day by 7 p.m. • : •
2718 From Colvdersport by Colesbur and 'Raymond's to
' 'Ulysses, 18 mileS and back, imce.a week.: • "
Leave Cowdersport Saturday; at 7 at - •
•Arrite at lllysses,by 12 cri;
•
' Laitlye'LlViNes'Saturday at I,p m;; ,
Arrive at'Cowderiperl by 6 p, . .
2719 From Cowlersport, byKelsonpork Carter's
• , Kettle Creek, ardllayneville, to Jyrsey' Shore. 73
: ..• milesandll.l4k,tWiCe.tt Week, to Kettle Creek, end
• •• , onbea week re-sldue'.'-' • • • •• •
• • . Leave Cowderspoit Tuesday and Fridayat o)•. r t a in; •
Arrive at Kettle Creek by 7 p ui;,
•••• ;Leave Kettle Creek Wednesday and Saturday at 6,14 .
, ,
~Arrive/st CowdereportLV 7 p ni, •
.Le • aveJerseiShere Tuesday ale atnt. • •. • ,
• ••
Arrive atilettle Creek by. 7 . .
• Leave Kettle-Creek Wednesday stl:,J3#l l l 4 .•
• .Arrive at, Jersey lkore by 7. • ' •
• 2723. - Frorn-Sinnamilloning, by SecOnd,FOvkiTine Atreet,
• Cameron, Shippen,' and NorWic2oo,.l3mitliport, 61 .
1 miles andbank, twice a week.:. , ,
1 . •• Leave inniniabonlmt Monday and4buraday at 11
• Arritnat Stnithport next day:by I.2'in; • . '
Leave.SinittipciF Wednesday and Safurday.at 7 a.in
• Arriire at Sinnanialthning'neit day by:l p m.
, .
Containing eoirditions to Le encorpoi-Otty!
rontracts,to the, extent the: fleitattnient'moy deent:
I.` Seven mirmtes.are allowed to each inter-,
mediate office, when not' etherviise: specified,
for. asserting the mails; but on:jailroad . and
Steamboat routeS there is . - to,be Mimorel'deley .
than' is suffieient for' an 'exchange •'of the Mail.
bgs.
2. On railroad and . steamboat lines;'anciother.
routes where the: . mode of conveyance admits
of it; the special agents of . the'..Post Office pe;
partinent, also
,post. office blanks; .mail
locks, - tind keys' ore to be 'conveyed Without
. .
On.railrnad and steamboat lines the route
agents of • the `depiirtment. : are• to he conveyed
w . ithout• charge, and. for' their . exclusive use;
:While traveling with the Mails,. a :comniediciiis
Car, or, apart ment in the centre of a car, proper-, •
ly , lighted; warmed; and furnished, and adapted
to the convenient separation . and doe security
of the mails, is to be provided by the contract=
or, tinder the'direction'of the.departneent , it.;
Railroad, and, steamboat companies
(mired tb take the, mail from, and - deliver:44*d
the post offices at. the •commencement• ritiOnide
their.routes, and to and from all . rolfieeti . •:4hat
more than eighty rods froth a: station •or , lititl-i
tug. Proposals may be submitted•Ter,lWperl:;
formance orol other side service—that is 4rof
offices over eighty:rods from a station-Or 'land.;
Receipts•will,be.required for mail hags con
veyed in charge of persons•employed by. railroad
companies. There will also be !tway
prepared by postmasters, or other agents of.the
departments, to accompany the mails specify
ing the number and destination_ of the 'several
bags. • On the principal 'stage routes,
receipts will he required and way bills forward
ed; the latter to . he examined by the several
postmasters, to inSure•regularity in . the delive
ry Of mail bags. . .
t. Nb pay will be Made 'for. trips %not per-
formed; andloi each' such omission not satis.:
factorilYexplained three times the pay of the trip
naay by deducted. * •Per arrivals so far behind
time as .to.; break -connection with depending
Mails, and not safficientfy ;excused, poe.4ourth '
of .the - ,cempineation. for the trip is subject .to
forfeiture. . Deduction mill .be ordered •for
a grade or perfoirrianee inferior to that specified
in the:contract. For repeated delinguencies of
the kind herein specified; erdarged penalties,
, proportioned to the nature thereof ; and the im
portance of the mail; may be.made.
• 5. nit'. leaving: behind' or throwing, off the
.mails;nt any portion , of • them, for' the adrnis 7
sion of.paiiengers or for being concerned in'
settling ,up or: rnntiinvan express conveying
intelligence advanceof the mail,'a . • quarter's,
pay may be deducted: . . , , • • •••• ,
6. Fines•will be imposed, unless the dam- .
luencncy - be ,prornptly , and Satisfactthrily, ex
plained by.. certificates Of' postmasters or the
affidavit-of, other:credible, persons, for ,failing,
to arrive. in contract tithe; for neglecting t o .
take'the..mail froneor deliver,it into :a post' of.
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SMETHPoRT- , WicEANCOUNTV-1 ,-, ThOlspAy., FEBREJARy.I6,:rrig6O..:.-.•
lINITED, s§'±ATES NAILS.
PENNSYLVANIA,
lISTIIUCT[OIS;
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fice; for suffering•it-te•be wet; injured,-destroy
ed, rebbed; loSt;, and. for lefiiiiing,,.after
demand;, to convey the as fieqUently ae
the 'contractor • runs; ,or is concerned "in. run
ning .a coaCh; par;or steamboat on a route.
• 1.. The 'Postmaster, Genera! May, annul.: - the
contract for repealed•failures.to agreeably
to contraett• fOr Violating the • Post Office laWs,
or disobeying trie instructions of . -the depart-
Meht; for refusing, todischargedi.carrier when
required by-the . d.epartment to ipso; for-run
ning' an express as aforesaidr 'or for , transporting
persons or packages conveying mailable matter
out'of the 'mails.' . .•. • .
8. The:PostmasterGeneral mayorder.an in-
crease of service on, a mite by alloWing.there
for a pro rata increase' on the contract pay
He may 'Change
,schedules:of departures and,
arrivals in all Caies,,and particularly, to Maio
them • contorin to' connexion with . .rejlroids,
without increase of, payi . provided the running
time-he not abridged.....He may:Also order. an, increase Of.speed, allowing; within *the rest ric..
dons of thelaw., apro mte . increase of pay. for
the additonal stoek r , or carriers, if any: •The
contractor ,may, however, in •the vase 'of- in
crease:of speed 'relinquish .the contract,' by .
giving prompt notice to. the:department thrit•he
prefers doing so.to carrying the ordei into e ff e!cf,
The Postmaster. GeneraL.may ,. also 'Curtail or'
discontinue the service . , in Whole or in part, at
pro r atadicryaolof pay, alloWing.one month'ii
extra 'compensation on the...amount dispensed
With, whenever;in his 'opinion; the public in
terests reqiiire the change;or in case he desires
to supersede. itlby a different grade of transpor7
. , ,
O. Payments ,, .will be , made by collec t ions
from or: drafts •on fioOma'sters, -or 00eriyise,
after the •eipiration or each : q4artei—say in
Febrazery, May, August, and.Novernber.. • •
. .
'lO. The distances are given according to
the best Information; but nolnereased.pay Will
be.altowed should they. be greater than. adVer
tised, irthe points to be supplied be correctly
lliddeis:must inform tlantsalres: on this
alsoiq reference to r the weiglit of the
'mail; the condition of roads, hills, 'streams, Ste,
and all toll-bridges, ferries, or obitrtidtions..of
any kind by.. which: expenie 'may be incurred.
No' claim . . fo'r additional , pay,. hased:•on such
ground, ..can - be .considered; - nor for alledged
mistakes or misaliprehinsion ak to the degree dl
service; - ncir..for bridges. destroyed, ferries dis:
continued : or .other obstructions increasing
distances, OceUrring during the contract germ.
Offices establithed,after.this 'advertisement is
i'ssued,'and . also during tlie contract term, are
to' be, visited without extra.piy, if the distance
be not increased. " ' ~ •
' A. bid.. received later' the' last day and
hoUr named, or without the guaranty. required
.bylaw and a ceititicate alto 'sufficieticy
such,guarinty, 'cannot be eerisidered. in cimme.:
tion''vvithfa regular ploprisat,'rettionable
12. pidders.shouldfirst propose Jot service
strictly - according to the ncirertisement, and:
thin, if. they desire; separcitely for different ser
vie4 'and if the regular bid be the lowest offer
ed for the advertised service;the other proposi
.tions.may be considered:. .:•
-33...Theie . should be butone - reutebid. for in
. .
a proposal. ..Coits.olidated pr combiaatiOn bids,
(“proposing one . surn.lOr two or mere'rentes,")
are forbidden by law, and'cannot be:eonsidered:
The . route, the service, the .yearly. pay,
the name and residence the'bithler,..(that
hi.s 'Jetta!, post office address) and those. of..eath
members of a firm. ' where a company, offers,
should be distinctly stated. . ~ • •'
• 15. Bidders nre requested to' use, as ' far as
practicable; the pr,intad..fOrm of poposals fur
niched by the departnient, to write oot . in fill
the Barn of their,bids, and retain copies o
• 'Altered bids 'shoidd. not be submitted;, • nor
:bids once submitted iiii.-.withdrawn.. IST4 :with
'drawal.of a liiddr or guarantor Wdl be allowed
unles.S dated and
. received
for receiving. Proposals: • • • ,
- Itach.bid must be guarantied by two respori•
General 'guaranties
should
he Subthilted,- 7 -
The' bid and guaranty .sbould . .be si ned plainly •
with the fulrnarrie . of each person., • .
' The'department reserves the right . to, reject,
any bid .whicli :may be deeined: extraVagant,•
and also to disregard the 'bids,•of tailing con
tractors rind bidders. •••• • •
.• .16: The. and,
should be seiled;supein - niibed
Proposal; state or addresied
“Se:cond''Aisistant Postmaster. General,' Con
tract Office;": . and sent by mail,. not•bY onto cc
.
agent; and•pOstmaSters , will not.enclose prepo:
sals.ordeiters of any kind] in their`, quarterly
7 • • • • •
contract's
. are to" be executed and
'rettiirted.il!4he departrinent.by.or.before.the lsi
- daijOt:iiniiSfi . 1860; , but the servicermust be.
P9o4l4t.ied4in the 'lst Of 'July, preceeding or
oriittie 4 mitil,'Oay next after that.date, whether
be executed or 'not. N 9 proposi
will be considered until the
COntiaitti are executed and rcceived at, the ' ,
partment; and then no transfer, will lie. allowed
'Unless good and:spillOmit reasons therefor are
given; to detertnined.by the department.—
In all cases the retiring contractor will 'be re.
quired to; becomeone of the sureties on the new'
contract. • .
. : .
• 18. - Postmasters . at . ,officeS on or. .ifear
rail
roads; but more, than eighty rods 'from.
tioti; will, immediately atter.the..3 tat . .of March
next,..report their exact distance from the.near
est stationi - and how . they _are
,otherwiite 'Wip:
plied with:the Mltit, to 'enable the Postmaster - -
General tn. direcfa mail-meSsengersupPly from .
the lit of July. next... " ' ,
I.9...Seetion, 'eighteen - ',of an act of Congress
approved. March' 3; 1815, provides that con
tracts for the - transpertatien •of the mail "hall '
be let "ire every case te',..the loWest bidder. ten
-tiering slfichmt guaranties. for •taithful perform
ance, without othnr_referetica.to• the inotle,of
such tranaportatien thart may be neceSsary ta
provide :for the7'due -celerity,,..certaintyr:and
securitti ef such: transiirtation.” ~I Tittler.thts
:law, bids that ;propose to transport . the_ mail
with !'celerity, certainty, and soettrity having
been-decided to be the-only legat bidei'are con.;
:strtied as Providing Tor theentire , mairActwever
large, and whatever may be the Modb of cen r.
.veyetince. neeesSary , to. inspro' , .its.
certainty; and. security," • and : will -have the
'preferenee.ever all.others. : • -..
A modification' of a bid in . arty of: its .es- .
sentird'tirtne .. is itintainount tea new.. bid,-and
cannotbe received, so De to, interetere with a
regulat 'competition; afier.the last hour set lilt r eceiiing. bids. ' l‘talcing a new. bid, :With
,- '::.''' , -:j:j;.:;.'::'''.:, - .'.',..-'.
'"'.:,':.`'.-:!:,,,i,:'-..'k,1
.
gdaranty ona:eerti fi cate,. is', the;oldy iliay, to
modifyq.previous titti.. •-• • •
- o..i..Paatmaaters_oro . td bo•carrtol nottO car
tify the sufficency ofguarntors or sdietiei with
eat kilowing that they are persotis . of
. suflicient
re.sponsibilityt , ..and hiddera, geartintors,
and sureties' are
,'distinctly notified.'distinctlthat' on a
,
failure to enter into or, perform • the ' contracts
'for the service . proposdd for, in the 'accepted
bids, their legal liabilities will be. enforced
aaernet-thetn:
. .
' 22. , Present contractors, and
. persons . knewn
at the.department,: must, equally with . others,
primate guarantors and certificates :Cif their
sufficiency' substantially - in Ole forms • aboVe
prescribeil...:.: The. Certificates :of_ saffldiency•
iniisthe'signed by a postinaster or by ,a judge
of a...court•Of record: .No other certiliCute .will
• ;. T.•Hd4T:
PO',;ima,vter General
be, adthiqed
"
IIaRE 15 4..WitioW."
..
.., . .
, - Hid.jr.on ,
notica . .that sneer, 'he :tone of . con=
tempt with which.. those , words were : 'Oteretil
The Hindoos hem i,./dizws On the funeral, .rdie
of'their .hushands;;:and we.pall.thcril cine U.--
Atherican Christians, With'the • Bihtein their
hands often .beat WitiONY'S with amore refined,
but ,not less real •
Dear. reader, did you ever ispea . k rightly •of
widoWs; and did . you '. - realize .the word
!signifies . ? A wid . owl: one who has hived' and
been belolied-L once the mistress of a pleasant
home, yvhere clustered the richestlblossorns of
affection, where: was music end. gladness;, one
Who Once had 103trong nyrn . tolearrupen,.a no..
ble Manly lieartto sYinpathiSe :
rows;. and .to shield her fentnevery rough blast.
You knevv.her then; ..pethaPs you often, partook
of 'the ' or tli . at • home. which. she'
'adorned:: respectful yen . , WerehoW
lovely, hoW. lady . •likeshe
.Was a wife-then,
'she had Proteetor.. .Brit days of darkness and.
sorrow, came 7 -her husband—her. earthly , ail
Wttalaid tow, and she, the tenderly' nUrtured,
the c<precioui one," the joy of, that not'. cold
.heart, was a widow! at first you Were ail kind ,
'nessand sympathy; hut days andweeks,..and
months wore on, .and you' forgot 4our friend,
did: she forget? but she must straggle
for bread;; she who liad:" . al.ways ihronlc : .frem
any other than hodsehold cares, must Care for
busihes'S noW; she mUst barg,ain•with you,;ami
etheri of your sex , or starve. : And.now you
strangely forget those other day's, and. yoti are
.a noblaexception if .You nottake advantage
'ol;•herignoraned of business 'to make a good
bargain for yourself to her loss. •
If nice'ss.ity compels her to.be on the sick,
against business trickery,., then, forsooth,.
is a Strong-minded-Wornan,,and your. bachelor
'friend.ia warned against stichAlesigning..wid=:
owS. • Shaine! shame! where is yOur,manhood,
your . senie of right and: justice? you know hey
ter;' you know . it is almost Martyrnorn for her
to meet you in' the marts of businesi nrl talk
of dollars r
and cents; 'know that tlia.mem
diikof the past cot upon her. with ari almost
overwhelming sorrow, while,- With calm .exte:.
rior, she strive to ginivi the temporal .interests
of herself and little onesi'.yoli ' know *she .is
a-gentle,. true, loving. woman, one whom the
IMO has sifllicted,--one who hasloo much rea
son to feel that alFreal .manliness Is buried? in '
. . . .
.. ,
Deskningl. • .Do yon
. nver think- when you
Speak lightly of 'widows, that yOur wife may.
soon be liribleto We sanie'repronelft • Your . Ve
ts ' not . .. rseciire; •the'; .wite . of your friend
was no leis happY than Ovn : Li nowt she
Was 'no .. more.. self•relirint, no ',More' i'istiong
rniniler47 arirteye,n :now s shrinks frornson
tact 'with .the*outer Worlq with . :jos't,as. much
qelicacv; biwstere necessity heeds no. such
• • •• • • :
.Beivare, then; Q.man,
you
profeasetily.
Christian , brother,. how you forget the..terieh , .
Inge of the blesser! Master: Beware how you
emulate the
,heatheO, by: inflicting torture ,
the sensitive spirit of • refined Woman, harder
to 130 borne thin the fa , ;•zot and the fire. R.
member that. the Holi ' One.,•foreseeimi all hhs
proelaimed Himself the wittoe's God, end:that
hiienr - fs opened to every
. ligh of • her,•pained
heart,,inif he' said tO you, “By your'Words You
'shall be justified; and by your words ,you• shall
be condemnide."': Speak' respectfully, then, of
these afflicted ones. The 'Lord 'made then)
widoWs, not in wrath, bet because "wham, He .
lmieth He chastageth."--Cong.
.
• TUE,FOLLIES Ntaire,-41 . 4Va: thousand ,
miles (Mat : here lives,one.Jarires ae.
he is... familiatly knoWn . among' his hest of
.friendi f J.irn. : No w,dhe aferesajd
centric in eVe ry:senee of the . . word,'yet.ttlote
over, generons,..nohle.ltearterloted. possessed of
More genuine eouregcdhan usnally, falls to the'
lot Of man. The.folloWing is as nearly as, we
can.:give it, rt, relation 'of .a night.'s:edventure:
'One morning weMet him in the street; loolt.
ing..rather mebineholly, when . he 'said; . ~.•"'
, Yesterday. I felt a. little bad, and mark .you;'
I . went and took n small drink, and that notini-'
prov . ing.my feelings,' I took anotherand . an..
other,' don't you observe, and finally 1. got "'a
little tight. In 'the evening I 'went into . ..the.
country, with a friend; markyon, and. thinking
Lwoold cool off, .I took several. more driisks;
,When ; . 1 got :there, dop't. you ,Observe; , yet
strange, to say, the, morel drank, the tighter I
•got,' until,.mark. yeti,. I was totally, rmeonscious
when. ['Went. to bed. During the,night.l stoke
op; don't you observe, and couldn't.' fmagine
where . the.ileyil .1 was, mark - vou.. Thesoom
was dark,as , 1 heard a clock strike.
t we' in some part of the house, mark you; ;I. be'.
canie anxious to tenni, my„'Whereaboifte,. donq
you observe;,..for. t hat purpose .I aroielrout:nly ,
.bell,i'matit von, and after- tailing'
,aver
dozen .choiri, don?t, you ebserve, sante ; . tO*.a
tae.,.' :Now, mark Yett,..l -reffeeteddhat'
gene'rality of apartments • are n'perfecd:or an,
oblong stmare,'dori't you observe:-itnil,'
OVer, thadthe generality of tables are.squlre;
entll 'deduced rfrotn this; mark 'you,., 'that, by,
feeling along :the table until. t came
T could get off at right' angles' and reach .° cor
ner. of .the room; and by that 'glricle..to a.: win;
doW,..don't yon . olisetvp. out': this
idea; mark' yoit, T began carefully to feel along
the.odges,of the aforesaid, table, and .finally
gaining' confldence, I%Vent, a little faSter; the
idesi struck: ine' that' it wok; itiblarneii long table,
.thad t .l could .not,getth.a,eorner; tlon't , yen ob
serve; yet I:persevered; nod. finaliptlity broke,
and whendmllipie,ritliklit neketrated the apart-.
meit, saw,maik yotrollar
Hoi an rotincl.,taide - all 4 night, looking for
'a corter,(lon't.yatt observe.".'
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Tag clumiBAL9-DISNMEW:_,
The guilt - of the - LnUireriee 'itnetisikere',Yo
seem 'to be fixed ,Where it -helOke.';':lif.':the
iri4l;e-st; 4 ,oti ThUradiy,
kr. Jithti B: Tuttle; of - ObHeit
of thir6%-foter, icars!,experietice'hy,'WhOnitie
i'emhorten'nnill"Nyai erected, ttick..tho.
work Wae;ddne' according to the 4iree'tiOtO(.' of
Charlee'll:43igclOw;,Eagineer of.ih - e - cOtoriaify;*
and .lienjamin
,Coele,dge....;;Wes4uOte full the
evidence' of thie:wititerei.
44The -- contract ions. triad 1 with. Charles.:”.'
Corporation;, half:sae
tllidigito. do With the foUndatiditt 'should
..think
the (cumin tiUn was ii bout flys; feet .. dee - p ont the-
East' eider While we -weio-huilditig
got our water-.to' - fr.:un - . ihe foot of the
foundation- Wall..lt,' - wOe.-geod . Wateg',l ilioUght"
at the time the water canie.fre'm,the'eunal,:but
haye had Soule . ilo - Uhta'n . lio . uf
two_inuitthit.thero„. was a drouth - Ohd;-thitr
Ifried up . It 'was :co:104'611y riiiiiilnetlirdwilt
thostOttes . the - Aitindatiou - toward . the loveer
O(,the• : The .pileSters. in :the :loartt,
.oorywe l e pruiiictuil'oUt of eight inches, and.'in'
the .second story 'tin were!' ~rippedtn-laur
inches.,: Ordcri then earns', frotti.:ll4N'i. gigelavir.
to ,dispense with - the PilaStOra - .
When'the timbers for-the upPer,stories „cattio;
thoy, were.tcni short,. we.:Ware ordered to
put prOjections upon, the wellS..to rest :tito
be rs upun.•; ferprtowl llty oidniott'tti-tlto.ibito,•
tout •indlly• tiott : , :or t tfrovo . tUiytt
chatig;d'it, tioit Ike -loth?, too *Th6 for sUilg_
a tolrl
,Dfrr 114 , t.lovhoi0ltosi.)oo'toOre
'l' told , !If , : „Pitt miot; ,int a: of di s c
(motto, so, tries'it iv; c won) ifitiMink it., I:told
wally othoio (/n cash titfug:i flu not k 119,0 'O . l .
our' ()Milt • !urge. mill viittt wtills.bo Iveak ilse
Ptmtbittod; and 1: wooer mutt' to let •of 9) . /0.,---
The building was - inuch. put , up with'-;windows,.
which . Wenkened it: We had orflers,ivery..ilay'
kom Capp. .Bigelow and -Benjamin .Coolidge,'
the EngiUeer ! ; We 'have generapy,hullt
twenty-aight inilies,inchit!ing tispace' of lOor
Inchee.in, the fast story, dropping to . sixteen, '
inches at the, top. • .W.itness .cxPreiited some
doubt aboqt:findft* out. from appearanee,of
the; foundation :now,. it becjettred.
The usual width of There' were
'iron's on 1.116: raids of the floor: timbers turned
but they, do "not . connect With, the outer Well..
.
It, would- haVe added 'strength •te.the:bUilding
had they' been , serevied: through to: .thci :cress,
wall. ••-The. steam '-chimney fOrmed ode, cur Her
-of the g,
buildinund'ilible chitnitity swayed -or
so as, to makea crack' - front' hot toprio, tipp,.. it
would .vveakett t hat part of ' the 'building . very
much. 'ln my opinion a steam chimney .never
ought ~ to.be conneeted, with.
qualitY.,of the brick used in Jhe . bniiding: Was:
very poor, indeed. • -. Witness:complained 8 . 0141 : =
tittle-ins-to f::apt; Bigelow,of the . ,poor quulityiof
the.brick.' .The',Water, wesjuniting'
the foundation walls:for two Atorttlis;,;:
could hear . itimining,tbrough. the •stones..
dug alit :IL email plac e ; aboutlas.:low.ris .rho,
torn of the wall, .itiside, to dip waterfrom to
drink. 'Witness 'considered that-water tanning
et the bottom of a intinilationwell in this way,
wouldte . dangerous, inasmuch as it, might : un
.dermine the, • Witness explained that'
ivbere . fthe 'upper lloor'timbets were pit
'the 'projectional brown ;Mit of the inner walk
.the. whole - Wall was made-solid about 18 inches.,
Below the .- -iitriber's were:ad short that they
.entered, but -a • little 'way.: into theiwall, and.
r.steil • mainly,":pPon.".the• brick . projections.
'When,-the timbers-were' brought and iliscoveM
.to be tee abort,'. the.,, wall had . beep
. carried. so'
highthat.:ti was' h"ces,firtry•to'it4l.',lt :down in:
those places where 'the.:.l . tirithers . werti:to-rest,
.and hiA,ild tit the,projectians. , :k •_• -
Unless
-
Unless the ,parties" . -hare'lndiaated„Can '4O
aside the force.of this testimonY„public opinion
will hold therh responsible for this most dread. :
fel and -heart-rendii4 distriiction of human
It remains to be . seen'whetherthe law of,Mass
uchusetts will hold them respOnsible
A SKATERS EXPEWNCE
•.
.pee•of the'e!lifors of the. *ll,venkie
'Pomeroy—thtis
. reletes -his 4 , pleestires of .elce-
.
heneat h ;one . : of Our'. wind(' ws,.frOje
rnOreltitl'midnight; we 'see
, younistetinnd •old-;
theirleas .trite• all conceivable
• We 'cannot pick ;110 - a hot
. an
article nit .gskating' othets.t he eye. Everybody
says it'sffen; and thrit's veverybodyt: knew?
'elnint it, for : 'yVe have Joist:night,
abed; 'gas-light' time, after' reading . 6 glowing
description Of, life :on .skateS, , we•prepared 'for .
nu,,i:fiist:atternpt, and sailed . forth to join
merry crowd., .We had on n patrotsinga hoots,
w
irosers .I.4gs- tucked' inside; Robert-ta iled•
'coat, / and while' hat. went down .onl.hri
ice, and.ievela.hoy ye•shill,ittgs' in gelid .ioin
Of the realnc for the 'hen of implam.ntii.—,
We have •eonfnlertee, even' Os great as Peter's
We,..with the .. asaistence' of a friend;
'fixed on the Skates', and stood erect. like . a bar
bor's lithe. s ." •: • . - ..•
. .. .
“Encriuraged.at the.Siglit' of, some ladies' on
the bridge loOking'at. the , skaters, tine;. struck
out., Aslaiit,to the right 'with !tie ri*ht 'feat;
a slant to. the .1 eft With 'the left fePt;'tind 'jnet.
then we.sai,v something pa the' ice,, and"stooped
over.-iri pick it - up. On. our ' feet:.agairi:two
ideate to the right and , ciopko* the lift; ' rtechm
,panted.. with . a. loss
~o('' confidenee.s . „ Another
stride with the:right
,font, and we sat'down
with 'tearful rapility:,., with: very ltttle,tl„.artf '
elegance! - .What..a .aet, : Ilawn, it 'wasfor - , Ike'
Made a dentin the ice not on like;
hotter-bowl!: Just „then. one of: the ladies. r 4;
'narked, - .oh,.ipok,' Mary, that yeller With ~ the
white., hat ain't :.,got. his ~skatiie• on,,the.right .
placel'. Pitto,.theught.,!.ye:
~Just then,• o a re..-
ged littleltkip sang. at f us,he.paaed.'tile,gfelia ,
~ .
old limber -legs!!- and ; We : arose. ,seddenly„:.and
put atter hirn. • Three slides to .the right,' two,
to the:left, and•eway .went.oer.lagi—o4to• khe
east and trh , . - other west, pausing, no' immense:
' fissure. in. ; .qltr pantl, sad,' another picturer ',o ft
butter-tray in %the ;c01d, ,, 0h, /Leo calfl,,L-ine:
Thep' the lady-we'yoPyr.sbn Was one.',.by., tire'
niftier): she made,-Ugain . spoke , ' anli tllki,lp....lOh'; . :*
.look, Mary, ;that chap has sak...'dOwtt 01:hia
handkerchief, to keep from tak,ing:.col.o';','?:,V,V„p
rose about , as gra:eeful... ll e. .a.'! , *.:•)4E - .14 . , - ,:tifof'
Mary Saki, iFueas-'taink , a haTilafchtef, ,Tan: '
and .Mery 'vas .rightt; ;l.t, wastklk„alkaki : dtkpi:lo; il
.4,0,., hit. of itl .. :Jost, i.910.1. 1 . 01 . 1 ' .11100 , :.9, 1 1
along , end pti4fered ,ue bre:,coatArkil., as.a.'skitad,.k;
ck. ; . W.e acPonted 1he.c 01 10 1 9 1 1, 1 0 0 P . ,c0, 1 1.10 ar-,:,
Mein, and sip:the river
,w'e mem! A lioukt.cplAgi,,,
when ashy tp the,riibt by, ,tti',..le.4cler cairied,
. .
. . ... ,-..,
us, this wit4elborlle's! : ~,„ :,- v viittinsiaktOtisto.: ,
'wale ofq t :'But the'icil4Ti,,Weriinlii 'th1t1 ,, ,410001!,.•
'•:.liWi'.; tried iti - ligiiial4igirdilie*eiffiki",#' ' '.
glide.atithe'lnattie'eth#4 , l ll •Peflitikligfit*t. ''
I ,
our. biimp..mt ' , .Phltopicognisitivinesstitt Ahli,ige'i. ,
li
anti, tee: evv
a,l'".. a mill ion. Oftlietilooo4loll4' lid- -
ouit eyel,like tetroup oflballet gibifsatottie
..,
err'llieritre:..• I ; - 119uiti]thaVihnekstistift: * ,th
.. . 'ti •' :
b ur Sy s eielit , an (IA p aodigorT , 44t,mloykiisatione ,
LigtAg.ing couldn't•haite4,gorkseriiatet4tghtugn;- 4
o grerised 'sapling witlt'greateffepeark,iluittkasene
exhiletating effeet.D . . , Boorfling-MIST : -MISr ..
a:warronty deed 'could - notdiefietArec4c:tstifflllir '
than - We' did-'-and u•dr;ien, , lndielli#cittli,l4t•mtle,
and erite.sfissureil!. pante, , “.. ,',: ,- ••tt 3c ii ~,, 1..,5r1, , 0-
-'' ""il - telln, , old cock!' sang out , that rtiggetHohflr - -
again, and‘we werir'holOessr•'- , 8 -0 0 )kiMrkget , 3 1 p ,. '
Anil tnads another tristAvith-bettee,"iiitteeellesz-:
Verhips wit buil 'sirs t.ett - ii 111'4. citte , ,,pecullintietlie, - '.
fifteen finit,•Whert.ti.blutitterlint...c•hap;'ertlrel , *P'".
hehindi and . we sllt:AOW . tivlkitiot,ol4l4)Niti . d..c . '.,
Piii9Yred in kas'JiPt,eildllio.i9ol,e4iksicr ~:.
it ), , plis toillii Ovid built( z•ifisW, er44 titta,:k >, sett ,.:
there,. toot . ,',,:Every;; sPot: Mbetetels 011 .1 1.1,..'Aei •
debut on , ,the'•-iett-:-Ohi . 'hote., : colsti;,r, , ,ltliAlolir '
esti/. , skin , ~d r a wers . ;wera,•fio., proteationAt ~ all! -,
We tried.a ga i n, , fo r . the. paprs, alt, say : Oryati, •
and' down •come our Itomen-Greeino,'nolo,on„ttie•
cord • .j , dap- m ste fiat, ,sintl;••itteklittler Aropi, 4pf
, e'rimson ran down:cturshirt,-',Prouitp; istnk,..ou..jo .
the cold..icie .1.. Ortee..tnc4siwei 0.0044 1 0 1 1 g, •
maiie -, for the' •shore,": sat - ,dow4 . ieri4.erlt94
dainages; .:•••••: •, • •••••';• ,... ',1. r:'•• -, 4:.1,;,.:. , A:i;5f0r;',.••: . . -
• .4Two shillings in ta5h.....-thrissenZavol±7 4 -PutV4•4 ,
en lateral and . one 4 fron toeol',,bitippiffin l ONO" -.' . C. '
One 1 titrn en se 'II ss ure'iti an • liontlecorne , rit,„p4tr - f -
ten-dollur eassimeres asltionhtt alfir i lnl, f, 4 1 1 . 11 4Pg 9
in. One rupt uru :in thmkneo, egt,entlitsaJZ4o, .:
bone:,!. Four.bottons .frolit our,ve4 f ,st-4,(ragMen-
toil! Watch . crystal, atitl.,lthe r;haeOtehttlitht . :
etiongll tobeide among the, ehildrelllet 4 11 ,4, 1 7i4. - ,
If pin catch us o n the. ornoothitglettlY;''-OhillYs' •
freeiiiig, treachoroui,:tleceltlul;'l4ifirtlXi , ;:tili4
'llllp.mppety ice -egaint'-:YPY'II. 1 ( .0 *-10 1 ",4,./C149% , .:
onevier hears of our shttieg.;.zegei,e, - F;Ah.e.t. VII'
plianse'draw on ui at altlst- for, filiJAY l ok lll ,',..l" 6ll: ::
negonspanyini Apciltilenti. -, K,:'....1&4;,'"• - ,ttairg:isot , ' , "-
thrnuith skatinit/.4 It's,„*.hism4 l, lll.4,4,Wes , it;• .
t ion' or spirit, of Int si rias,7'9r , k leilfii , Aknitc:litOri
Of iroivsersli 'lt's ' hesd•immpitte,,bisalt;ftt;Vegt,
danverous ,institutiOn;t•emh WP: ; ;*.elit lenple
against smiting..... - -We: triediiti• 014 abea?,t;'be
We to walk:l6r aymotitiC4.ok4tint,o9,poo, li
hinishug, and alli, tiktrogeg)l3r--I!yonnitoel. ; *,jelif. ,
to get the ladies at it;itthar;thip tnaVage,llt:
they, too,": dun't.. ally r.94,'.6'41, ii;;Sfeffiilf ,,, , , , , 4. l l.
It's' fitthinktb. us, but the:13,04!;Nllilt, 4 40 c00 011 0 '
Ist shateioulone;- tinleisOthey..are yotinleillul
More elistiC thin werOsirts.:.,-,,Ohi r ticiwx9l4%pe
ice fs-•-rnee.sir fee!:l4 gist e,' -4 . , ~4';' 4 . •: , i,',,.. ,:?!.• ~,, , ,t , %
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t , p,ys,.u , . p
your seat in the caer.ebetsYPu'l'tiTtidmt,;•44 l
your tyorky4o elPert YeOlC/osi.,V , in
has,
been amusing herself •Wlth A tt little:.,'lthopitMg -- ',
she won't even then:lt 10u19i4if1d. n .i.f , , , .7 1 M 1 ‘
- is going tO. sac Off ce,bis eProlor,t, ,he,,bee. , ,e,.. 4 . A .cets -
sonable right' to-,emitle - t. ati . ,ltleetp.„,e...l l ,t4tWqfh..A3 l , - :
tide. "'No use , bon. pcilites, to ;some!,
.tigs--,
there's an..old proverb about; nestling' Pc14,1 1 0)( 1-
lore--what their -,nomesi,
• Don't submit•to beooycleil.ofrtbapayenctint
Into it' muddy getter 6-..qy tw0*0v4.ec)eg..1),911,,,,P,,e
of •silk and whalehone..:_ils.oe,O!tlOtlr ,
blacked bonta .good ; " a -,e1aint,1,9,,
'their skirts? :look iitraight•sliOfotth'i•Y,oO;,Ond.-.
'stand, tin, for your:o46,B)4(l,X.titsri r ,the•larties .
eari contract -thetristilve(ia, a!'!‘e
t bere'Sr no help, for .
Don't k .literiture and:the, fiftS pris 10', the •
. .
.pretty girls, of,you asotialOttinglti,goll you,, are
sure they:;know, • the ~.„I. , ifitr6 9 o° sY-fen
n"s Seasons' ,n d
,Tbionn'Aot4,4 rith (no-,
tie. Arid . if.thOy• look, Osr.tigolitrlY•OP9o.9 l , lll: '
cal, then, you may know
,they,
uns
what you arei.tulking•Abont',,,, •
Don't usk:,4
unleaa„your
oat," and beep .etigagedAn ,t.sso.,or,ithreQ.lltrta•- • •
(ions already .••••.; • .
say' ecimolinentaryYoung
lady 4it, jui,rty, without illrst 'that>:
her tiintended 7 is nut standing, '
whole 'timei., ; • ~
'Don't •,accept a lady la "ltivitiffon
,to, go a, 'hon.
pipg 'with hermiless y0u,.b0v,6 proSiously ;Mea
'oared the lengtli,nr:your.
Don't stay. la ter, , ,than. eleven; •9'e:t00k..,-.',Y,v4i 4 i,f:,
you spend' the evenink. l .,Witil!" pretty
the wisest and 'wittiest ma n i),92. l ..C! 3 rjotitittortl'•.%
hecom ea .a bore -a (ter, th t „tit?
•Don't believ,o•a ny
sou feel any,syriip.ttuils;nl
dose, of sage tea and go, to„,bed—,,,it.,iitlit,,timi'olt a
malady as the.
'fleas ,to, get over it
.fi lt
aiii,el indeed? .1i ycit'dork?t-.ooeptputty,peeif,.
thilt nhe oOnaliterable;:morOi i
..wings,-;lps'are i rrilitakent
. ••
, .
Pon't:nnakemp:yOur„rnindt altant-. a creature
in a twit ribtion,antl;yetvet:rottatta.r.thottt,tirt.'
asking'your.:eiitoPs ., ; ntlyine.. r - ,lYetnmtkynsta
one" woman. ;eon ,reatl:::imoi4grt•!if4P;
minutes than it. ou,pan in fivesetiill . , ..2•• ~
• . Atl, ;Maim .tmattine.:that.yon, rrni•it
keep yam': liidi t tglk,Wint gentleman, talk. in ,aep..
a rat ..titylgetii..latial4tar.al: yan
wAnt-the girl i itt.ia'ugh.th their. aker l :!4.
:wisti.washirisentimantaltsm.
a frank,' manly, style. you•Weald•tcr,
littent . gent lemon.' .P o nt : taippoke.„.bettittr,,,they
are Women; they
Remenolier all , this. stivieri or,AridY9Rlngy
- make rather.leatfol.a fond ,ot.yttutttalf tkot . t;•you:
would othaivise;• ; *ittt.9...,;Ki.Atittfrta.,•,.. •
f. •
Sonno‘ir.-'=-Sorrai,vs Kaiher 411141 iule
n g storms do:around , uniuntainfilk4k:Jiko4tkonn,
they break.tho iforrna an4StifyiltattAirit he.
pl a n • bennatli tiiairoo39 . 4 0900\v
gee,qiililFE;; a etaaaliiamo Aitori n itijla'A,9le4„,.y et
they. a re!often :.foalytlikafAllatfAanfaAnat
pearl.diverai'laihickeaAteititiac4-tiiii o,h
aacot:r
prize in . dp'riaii;aar . Wi'taBarnalltitatrravriOa ,
tracta; a:gr:eal.r:tiiia'nrakicao EintOiicaltected;:a 4 :
hell'l66oo , its , toai , ton:eakeit'r.siigtitly4i,aoeili .
and!
. teeitifeia it ytlei(ii*Astiaiett,lo'.!al.lllo7z
j.eticittPal4z
,Theiroluosisinaw, loin* 11.90111 s orir,
none wishing 4kr-Ate. Ahe ftiits4rtf: l airilyA
fill t k-h l "l,:e tt 7 ii < e tt 11: 1 1T lett rnii: " I, ,'`
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