lifi
ci.
4 4 ,
Loabrriutli eivilVeY t
dr:pangs, apopilj.ttions ~'"
for inderitare. • , prooliree pate t
-I , ltot, 08.1*. " I ' '
pA.: 4 lf K 1 LLI R,
:-Attornoy-,girTAiv:csi ;
Citr , Ofiae. with' Vl7:l4". : PeiFoile .}.*4(1.1
Rho= a Han. • ' „, „ -- • ••••. •.
sopt27 ' '
N. 'F.'
J. M. WEAKLY
• .
• W.EAKLEt SADLER.
____A'_TIORNE ' A ma,Aiv„..oft i ce_N o . l
10 South llatiovor streot Onrllalu Rs.
n0v16.67.
0. P. 1/U3OOIT. WU; D.
.ERTXRICH & PARKER.
TTORN NYS AT LAW. Offide on
Li . Math St., in Marion Hall, Carlttlp,'Pa.
G. M. 1 3BLTZHOOV,ER, - . .'
TTORNEY AT LAW, and "teal
Hatato Agonti SittplaerdatoWnOVed Virginia.
nif•Prompt attention given to all imainetia In Josffor
ton County and the Countiba adJolnioff,it i t ;.; _
.1 ,nuary 19, 18fine-I,y.- " " -"'" _ _
d E. 13ElirZ}100:Vtit, Attorney
..LI;a1LOnleo N,roimer.drpot,opposlte
Bentz'. dry gond storo
Soptombor 0, 1004,- , . • • • • ,
TAMES A: DIJNB.AR, Attorney at
Lair, Carlisle, Pa. OftleO in N 0.7, Rbeent's llnll
, July 1, 1804-Iy. ' • • •
T. B. ZEIGLER Attppley at tAw,
ty Saint Paul Ntmnegota.' Comitiquglcations from
heot pcoporty rtTpon4ett to.
3jitn-qm
ATTORNEY --AT- • LAW:C}EO...B..
MHO, Oflica; In lottotro , Bulttling;ortitt .19-
Shearer, Kg. Protopt.nttontion pold to lOgal bust.
m .
..
ess of all descriptions. , ._-
3api 68-IY. .
O7r D. 4pAnt,... A ttOwy ,At I.l4Nv i
i, tnrlislo, Pry. Office, Wltli A. 11, 81Arp0,,E9., No,,
, Small Ilrynoce7 Street, .
Ain 1 7 7 1 Y. • • • ..
TOS.IiPEI Attorrtqat
tit Law and Surveyor, Mechanlosburg, 'Pa. Wilco on
lload'Street, two doors north a tho' Bauh•
11 . )%3Insinocts proi?vtlx 499qfq Sq:
Iyl3l. am. • -•
R.IILLER Attorrigy _at Law.
J- - . 15 - 61 • Co-In4hiin . ild
orOo-bulng-Ammodhliely-op
posit.° tho Court Itouro. ,
.- . 29n0r-07 , 1y • '
I=4' Aw OAR.D.-04A4L4S E. IV4-
- I/CUMIN, Attoruoy Lull, OTtP 11,2, 9p.
cut formarty_ocelPlog 1:1 ,4qa. , -
July 1, 18111=1,3%
.11 Q HERMAN, Attorney at Law,
• Usrlisto ' Pa., Ng. 0 Itileoln's 1 1 114. •
Jill}, 1,1864-IN.
QA3LUEL fIE cBURN, Jr., Attorney
aE La r. Olllcvlvjtjt lion. SKUIIIOi itupinirk, Main
sr. earlisio i'a,
July 1,1864. .
AVILLIAM KENNEDY, Attorney
V V ot, Law, No. r South AlarY.ot Oquare, Carklelo,
P trona,
Am1112,1t17,2:,_,
,JoiteLid
States il, 4 ',ll I,l Attorney 4e,t at c Law
xnd arusio,
cuoa”.riami County,
l',.,nidons, flout:aler t , I.loCk itny au.; 11114[110,1y collect.-
d. A pplkfttions by mail will receive 'immediate
ten t ton, ond.t,bo
_proper blalitcs forwar
No reo roquirod until tho claim Is Rotting],
Poh:l4th, 1867—tf,
GEORGE S. SEA-
Dootiat, from the Bain
. l-- •` more Collage of Dental Surgery.
6.ll_o(limi *at the residence of Ili. mother, East
',outlier street', throe doors below Bedford. •
MMMI
INO W. NEIDICtI, D. D.
•lefLa Ilei . lionstrkol' of OperstiveDeptidtry of tbe
ft l 4V --
swo, oflle..t. bis residence
, no . ooLo IL,riuu 1110 Jr.! Xatr. ~troot, Collislo, Pa.
v t, 1R54
o i
rFui and Accoueh cur, hriving permanently in
ant iti U.N.:burg, Cuniburland rounty.sPn., respect
fully oilers his professional services to the public.
Special attention given to diseases of womun and chit
dren.
• ....•nNIZ I tRI:kNP.tn• -
.011 N G. CLACK, NI. D. WayuLaaro,
Or. SA NW EL O. LANK, Chambersburg.
no. NIcI'ITECSON, ttottyburg, •
ISAAC SNIT U. - }Vey We - shako . . -
S. D. PHOUTZ, Waynesboro.
N. IL Always found in llifi office when not otherwise
prefessloqally engaged. Juno 21—tf.
RAIL ]?GADS.
-2-
taII3ERLAND VALLEY RAIL
V . ) ROAD COMPANY.
REIGIIT DEPOT, CARLISLE
Tlio CumborlandValloy, l'antoylvanla and North!:
OT ,, Control Hall Rand Compani MAO AP
elrEangoluont4 to do
Joint Freight and librivarding Business
between t h e (tka of Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Nrw York, TheTuraburland, Valley Roll Rnad Com
env opened Choir Freight Depot at Carlisle on the
Ist of January 18 . 60 for the reeelpt" and shipment n
ail goods entrusted lo 'thorn.
Freight to be forwarded by this arrangement must
be.left at Penu,ylvaula Rall Road Company Depot
corner of 15th and 51arkol St., Philadelphia. North
ern Central Rail Road Company's ,Depot Baltimore,
and Cumberland Villoy Rail Road Company's Depot
at .enrll/49,
The public will fledlt - "to there - intorest" "to — ship
through the Rail Road Company's Freight Houses,
end by Company Care.
ittioh.Dq,
Freight Agfonts CarlleN
V. R. 1.1.
aIIANGE OF -nouns'
Oirand after MONDAY, May 21st, 1806, Passoriga,
Trains will run daily as-follow; -(6unday excepted
• •
WESTWARD.
•
ACCOMMODATION 'MAIN leaves Harrisburg 8.40
A. 61„ Mecbeolcsburg, 0.18, Carlisle 0.57, Newv111.10,54
Shlppensbitrii 11.07, Ghtibibersburg , Llo P. M., Green
castle.l.4B,Arrir lug at Hagerstown 210 P. 61, r .
MAIL TRAIN Isaias, Harrisburg 2.06 P. 111.,
liechatilsLurg 2.23, Carlisle p.OO, Newvlllo 8 40, -
pon'abint'4.lo, Chalubbrsburif 4.so,groar!clAila:4
6;
arriving at Hogerstoryn 6.55 I', M. .. - •
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ilarrisitu4g 4.15 I'. M.,
Mechanicsburg 4.51, Carlisle 5.53; intip
pa neburg 0.21, airlylng at Chambersburg at 8.20 A. 51,
' A MIXED TRAIN leavos Chatobersburg 8.20 A. M.,
Greencastle 0,30, arriving at !Digerati:viva, 10.16 A.' 61.
- EASTWARD. -- -•
ACCOMMODATION • TRAIN leaves Chamboisbuig
5.00 A. N. Sbipponslairg 5.30, Nowvillo 0.01, Carlisle
0.35; Mechnniesbnrg 7.04 arriving at 'Harrisburg 7,35
MAIL TitAIN 10.Lvos IlqgprFtown 8.10 A. AI.,
(lreonclictio 8,45, Ohainburstiurg 0.25, 81/ipt.pdsiontg
335, Newrillo• • 10.25,' Carlisle 11:n3; blethanliburg
11.37, arfiving at Harrisburg 12.101. 51:'
P3PREBB TRAIN' leaves Hagerstown 12.00 M.,
fireeneastio•l2.3o, cliambersliurg 1.10, SUluliensbusgi
1,43, Norville :1.15, Carlisle. 2,68, lilecnitutpsburg 3,20,
arriving at Harrisburg 3 ,65 I'. 61.
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Hagerstown B 05--. D; M.,
Droonea , tio 4.00, arriving at Dinunborsburg 4.50 P. 411.
o.lslaltlng rioso conneollous at Harrisburg with
Trains to ono from PinituDipina, Now York, Pitts.
burg, Haiti:nor° oath Washington. 0
HAIL nOAD OFFICE, •
Mny 17,1866. f
READiIsICI
On and. ok.). Nat'. 25, 1867, trains will
run as follows:
• -
ortuAT TRUNK' LINN FllOO- bforth anti
North.lVest for Phlladelphta, Now , York, Reading,
Putt sonic, Tamaqua, Ashland,' Lebanon. Allentown,
ElllllOll, Ephrata, Litlz, Thrucaater, Columbia, Ac„ AC.
Ikultu. leave Ifarritburg for Now York as follows:
"At 3.u0, 6.25; and 8.10. A. 31.,-and 2 05, and 0.86 I'. SI.
connecting' with similar Tralulton.thr Pon vo.ylvan la
1101 head, and orriving ut Now YoriNt 810. 'lBls'
sod 114 A. M t; and 8.46, and 0.80, P.. 0. Sleeping
Cars necomprining the 3.00, A . : .81; putt 0.85 I', M.
SmutlinaLLOL
- I.oAvallarrishargilr Read ng, 'oBY 0, amtqun,
Slinersvllle. Ashland, 01. Groot,. - Allentown and
Philadelphia, at 8.10, A.M., and 2.05, end 4.10, P. N.
stepping at Lebanon and Principal Way Stations; tho
4.10; P. St. making connections for Philadelphia and
Colunibla only. For Pottsville,•Schuylkill UAW. and
Auburn vim Schuylkill, and Susquehanna Rail Road,
lento, liarrlsbtirg. 3.55 P. Al.
lteturulng: Leave Now York at 0.00, A. M., 12.00,
Noon and 6.00 and 8.00 P. 51,; Philadelphia 8.15, A.
61. andB,3o, P. M. Way Passenger Train Wrens
Philadeltdds 7 80, A.M., ['diming from Reading at
6.80, P.M., stopping at all Stations, Pottsville ht 8.45;
A. M. and 2.45, P. 51','Asbland 0 00; a. tu, and 12.10,m.
and 200, P. Mg Tamaqua at 8.30, A, 111; and 1:00, and
OP, POL
•
• . ,
_, . . ,
Leave Petteyllle Terltatvlaburd, via Eidibiltylklll avid
dunduohattna Hall Raid at. 7.10 A.ll. and 12.00 nqop.
Ittiqding Accotnmwinttan 'Trala; Leaves Iteading.
at , 1.30,..A. 71., returning tvoia l'hiladalghts at, 4.00
Pottstown Accommodation Tutln: Leavel Potts.
town at O AS, A. 51, roturning' Ittayee Philadelphia
Columbia Rail Rood Tralne leave ' Reading..l.6o, A. ,
51. and 0.15, P. 51. , Ilphrita, TM's, .Lancaster;
'Ca l ulnbia - tta. .
On Sundays: .Leave at 8.00,' P. — Ai;
Plilladalphla 8.00, A.M and an, At wthe ,8.00 A.
Train rdnnlng , iloadlro . Pottielle .8.00,
Barriaburg 6,26 A, M. and 4,10 and' oz, P. 74,
and Beading at -1.00; aud 7'46 A. AL for Jiitristraltgc
and r l.ogA. 51.. andiv4o,.?;ll; fey 'l , 9ll',Tdlit tigtl4.26,
P. Commutatlono tleago, /haunt, fiell'ooi arid' Exit r : ;
Ilion Tickets, to and from all palate, at reduced rates.
Baggage checked thronglu 100 poundsallowed ,eaoli
Passenger.' G. A.GICOLLK
. .
Oen. Sup% •
Reading, Pa.,,Nov. 26,1867.
Oit SALE
. . . . ~.•
I tract:of fabiable hubor.liuid cOutaltdas' WAS,
HUNDRED ACUT.lB . ,,liing ott the south Mountain
piles above ISIt. lofty, kpown ae the steam saw Mei
property. tbo treat is most favorably !pelted, easy of
of amnia hod tliotlrober of tho beet quality. •
Vor tonna de:; Apply to
ETONOLER..
,41tti rit:ll ntiS 04 I-.
ril ‘ ,l
gv,111 , 1 1,11,17"
f ~.? Fr , - P.711'
dv..l
r rj.l
" ,!kl.. 1(1 f".. - 1:(ii
.I.'
EN
VOL',
. .
0,1,4 r• - wlJt j 7J.JJ:t
ti.u.r.,.rlßElFTitrkt.ttAll,„ditors alma PpoßrieortFir
• . v
j 'y , ti it ...I 1, 4 1 AC; I? 1,1
,h,,1 ST
AT TrkE .IsPTANP,CPI.4"i'MASI - 18TORE,
CORNER or itiaroyAn-iNn
a:kir - 7611a
illerthst lo is stool - sink almost dkily fropi 'Egoism,
efties, a largo ia4olee of Novenniii , ollesp akds, such'
LADI 5' 06.1?
ivl6oh
• .mohatrA;
• '
.; Black
Jona' Reppg,
, _ • Plain and'
Fancy Do- Laltios;
• Plain' and Fancy.
, • t. ••' Altstes, '
R . AWL S! SRA NZB-f
RROCIIA LONG AND SQUARE,
LONG ATD SQUARE WOOLENS
RIEEAKFAST'SRA.WLS;in,•grent, vpiietY
• ...•
:flip. y,Prx vilsjoil • • • • •.. •
Cly HS' AI DJ,ASSIA:II4.IIiES I
German aid 4 .
Arnorlcan-CloOs
• -Tryiecy Ca - seleileree,
Bleck and Farley. J
Over Ceatioge,,Battleofts,
Rentucky 3earth,
Undershirts marl
'Prawors t
• - 41 ) T C S .
. . , .
Blond:10d and Invent, • •
,' • • • ,
Tdblo Dlapero,.
• ' and Quilts, " ,
. —.Cotton. Flannelo,
Illtiactied and - 7 • • ..• •
Thible4Ond ' •
tiMcings Cheeks,: • .
-- •
• '
REMEDMBIRTIYIPTAfigi.,., •
corikadt 0 - *" • •
ilkisTOV ER AND' PDXViIEi . STRY'47S;
' Ilici[roorn'tormerli.orciipiod by
D. R. JAMESON & s eri
. ~
TIIO3. d.IIARPH.R.
cASH CASH LI , -
„
have fhiii day commenced aolllog of entire stpch
of Winter Goods at irroutlY rodocrol price u for 9qt•
FRENCH. SI I•AtINOU3, •
'ALPACAS, • •••• . L'AJOIRTAB, -
WOOt PT,AID9,
mud other Dress Got do, at Cost..
_ . .
Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Llndsry. , &e, at very
groat bargain&
CLOTHS. CASSEVIEIitS
qASSINETTS; Sw., very low.
•
• BA LMORA LS, Lower than ever Fold in 'Carlisle.
3.[USII),S, Tiekings,
• Ginghcons, Merle^
Cmitou
at the vex y lowest price. •
All the best "mako'CAtICOES, at 121--efi
As my stock has _been bought since theirreat eirroat de.
Wino in prices. great bargains may be expected. Porno
articles -less than cost to reduce my stock as soon as
possible.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
LADIES' MISSES and 0111.1:01thhi'd, Booth and
Stioee, atila very beat makes, at cost to close out the
stdek. 0. 0,
1867.
S.r.W4I.G. 18.67
B44(l4kiNS,
NOW OPENING IN •
DOMESTIC GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
OASBIMERES,
SATINETS
~, .... ~.„ JEANS,
WHITE GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
'ZEPHYRS,
RIBBONS,
NOTIONS, &o.
RING'S NEW STORE,
No. 55 WEST MAIN STREET. '
-OPPosito 4,-fo MR.TisioP 41ra Ppst ()Ike,
Cvisle: 1 • ;
N, 4l7Lh, Sup.
LOOK OUT DRY GOODS MEN
TO TUE PUBLIC.
I havojust returned from the East with my Spring
Stock, and ueusual. I am selling Uoddasi-little-a6p
or than any other Dry goods House In town. I do
not think it necessary to occupy a column of news.
paper to ondpavor to keep up my reputation for soil
ing cheap Deeds ' nor do I wish to resort any clap trap
to gull the public. Mil ask of them to call and
eicarnine for themselves, and If not satisfied with the
prices, not to buy. Remember the stand - Na; - 32,
North 11510 1 VeVktrifet, I:feat-do-di, and
linlor 4 powc . . rar I4o4wryra - qtary.
MI. A. 1114E8.
I', S. I you ea} , nothing About my thlrlllml fourth
grana opeulnge, •
aprlllo Of
UNCH I S O-N! S TE
.I.sete Broil?! .7 r - 5 0m. , 4
Vl:l42liit OF E;TATO THIRD STIIDETB,
immediately in front of the Capitol,
D, 11, DuTDDISoN, Prap'2l
linrrlsburg, Pa.
Jan. 4 oy.te.
ISAAtI ; K. STAUFFE
IViitc;hmaker - and
Supl.
- No. 14f3
NonTra?,,p. ST., mi. CIF qUARnt o
111111.4ADE1.PHIA.
Au assortment of Watchon, Jowolry, Silver and
• Plated . Ware'conotantly on band.
SUITABL4 KOH HOLIDAY PRLISHNTS!
OM, Repairing of Watches and Jowalry promptly'
attended to.
;Moo 671 y.. . ?pc;
• . Win: A. DROWN' CQ„
Umbrella &:Parasol Manufbmurors,
'246 MARKET STREET,7 -
. -" micAnFlir •
ratite attoution totbolr iteelc of
PARSOLS)— , —.' •
• , SUN IJIIBRELLAS,
GINQU A 111. SUN UhlUltilLLAS,
SILK AND GINGIIAM:IIMBRELLAS
For oak at, ttio lowest. prices of the day. ,
9aprll4rn. •
J.. BITETEAL & BROTHERS;
and — ainiiiiisiiiiT;AfiFekiiii 417
(14i39dorion!a old
At the Load of MAIN j
BTALP,T. Corpolo;
ThO Mitarot prlao paid for , 8/out"
OrAin and *duce of all, Mode.
:COAI of all kinds; orobiadlog
LYICUNO VALLEY, .
. .
• • LOCUST: MOUNTAIN, ^
,
• ' • LAWBERRY, de., de.
•LimeMirriors and Blacksmiths' Coal constantly for.
.aalo. Kept tinder cover, and delivered' dry to Any
part of the towit", Also, all kl 3 nd~ U qof to baron Mind,
• 68 - •
J..WILLIARICBr 'B9NB, ` ,
NQ,
; iA'RatiT 3d4l724.oitrEEPO RENItY - HARPER ,
TiElatteik " 0
. No. 520 AR 11..4TnApg,
. , „.
.IVINA W ,S.UADE . . 2) " 1111 I
, ,
- Ilne : WATCHER JEWntatY,-.BiLYFIIt WARP:O'nd
SELL AT TAE LOWEST PATP.Efi."7“,, , AODGEREV ORM:dII.4THD.BII.VIRIC PLA.TEb
Blinds repaired, Stqte Btiodos, Tsimmingp 1/Ixturee, url•ranecd plate; on the whitest .enctal •
Plain. Bhades of all klndh,-ellitll3 - ooruloes,. Ploturo ' •
z ugailioordo .. Bdi rum 4 ke. . ,MANIVADTIIIIEIVE; MIMIC
•17ava 084 q. 176p1684m
EMI
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Orehnro, John ~ 3 32
• talruletc4Jacob 01 ' 0 04
70.Grpacon, Jinues_,, 4 24
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llocumhAger,r2:,:: 1 31
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Cockley, Noah 73
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10 11,41loger, I). 1-10 5 1 1 11ft•got 10vI 2 4'5
II 114.10.1 g, joroh 1111 20 Thrush 1/ • 2 50
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I Witgvder, P. S. '...t Z Sliorl'An Tionry 1 )51
RanW'ord;
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'3 31'Oullough, J. 11 8 ALI, P.nter A'. 48
18 Duubdr, John 1 18 27-11 at trum,-8.13 . 1 54
7 Cloy, Jun. (holm),- 28 0-Forbes, A. (hobs) 18
- 21 llolonllogor, John • 25 44 11ThorlIg, 11;: 1 04
_llo.,NnlhA T Jlorney.. 301 • ..., ---
Silver 'Spring
i
9 Ihuoboro, Peter (.-, G. 113 Sherban,J. G 112
Ear, B
.8 enj. - 84 2 Hoover, John 1, 76
6 0101 m, G. (heirs), . 28 .4 Krassler, .1. Jr. IOU
40 Btsynom, 11. a- A 221 , , -
Anidie.l.Be.e.
12 0001,0, Oeorgo 42 5 Risslogur, Pater
130 Iltplrich, 0. I', 023 7 Ilnpp, Levi
Crain, Dr. 4os. 20 4 31111er, jacCol,
0 Coble, D (heirs) 50 E . golf, Julio
A r o . tiit MithilrtOn. •
• , 2 U. 113 Dmennn, M
60 tiloser,
East j'ennsboro'
60 Feller, Dr, Wm., S!.lo l 3lumnizt, e.tutel
Aron ton
2 Waggoner, J. T
1111ndIg, (heirs)
1 Klndig,
1 M'Oune,
•84 1 Middleton. Wm. -1 62
' bn 1 Stouffer, J. M. 20
10 1 Sanderson, .Im. 00
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4 Sharpe; Sean't 22150 Sharp°, Al. 1 00
55 Shirpo, J. NI. D. 1 65118 11 Cpnc, .1. (11olv,8) 81
frest'
11PRInney, P, `heirs) 75
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•
()TICE TO TAXPAYERS.—The
i mreasufey c,„mti, will attend
for the porno, of receivlng County and State taxes,
as required -by Act nI Astenuble,_ at. thc__following
times and places, viz: - . •
West,Pwinsbero,' Alb° pull 1e Ileum. or J. W. Rah.,
May 16, and at the-house or .1. 011isnell, May 16.
Monroe, at the pahllc house of A. L. Ilun,h, May
18, and IP.,
Upper Allen, at the public • beam" Joshua Culp,
Lday 20,-and 21.
towac Allen,l4“be public..hott4e_of .3. C. Beek, -
May 22, and ht the Rublie.hquee.ol,lolinninkle, May_
Iftunptienost the public 'lewd, of. Mllea Crowley,
May 26 and 22.
Cart Pcnnaboro,' tants public Louse Of Jacobffline;
May 27, and the public Isom of b. Ilatheld, iday_2s,
Nuw Culicherhind, at the_publiE hnuso- of .Williatn
May 29 and 30, 0
Newton, at thu 11 '
-1; at ettnighs n,'Juuo.2.
Ilepowell and Newburg, at thu public house of
Sharp, June 2 aunt 4. ' c... 14
ehippcnaburg Borough aiul at‘the
house. ofJ. T. Junkin, Judd thiC6 anill2. • •
at the puddle home of Inc. L. If nettle,
June cc and .
- Vat., at Om publlc home of 11, 11. 11 s yster, Jiino .10
and 11. .
Hatithampton, at tho publin - Win. 0/ark,
J
Militia, at linettle's Indtoo: Juno 15 and 10.
Franaard, at Illusory lloufin, Juno 17
and
No~rru le, nt.tho lion not C. A. Ifeuuntl•rgor, Juno
19 and .20.
- • .
islhiuksox, al Middle.soy,:l3choul,llouFo, Juno 22 and
23.
Silver Sprhiii . , , at Ilio !lowa (11 . Ol'Orgo Ducky, Juno
2•f and iit Ilie lwu.o of A. ic ,iuue 21. i.
MAIM) . or - J -- 1,3: - lioe.qhur,i
Jour tad d(.
' Suut h )11 , 1,110t0n, at tho liintro of S. Iltiploi,' Juno
20, 4111 at tho honiworjormaioli ;Hannon, Juno SU.
. :%leohanlesbur , at the IJOUSd Of J. T. Karr, duly 1
and 2, _ -
Ciu Ilnh•, nt tho Cornitil,ston:ms' Oillvo, July IS ancl
.1110 7' rotifiuror t vv.:4 at hb, Wilco until
the lst Jay Ili SCIA0111111:r II 1.1% Ilt• artu vh timo dupli.
cube Ku' 411 luAntid ]nos 11171 l o Isnifed to tlui con
stabit.s tho respuutlicu 16rollgli and tliwnsb.lps;
Ilvo per'cont xlll liumvur ndthd to nil, tlixf.v, It
not 'mid on or beforutllo 1110 .I,y of - August ulna.
0„It tat.
VrateiVerbf Climberlona.C“unty-
lit I riL6t.
Iloovua
LUMBER4ND COAL DEALER.
•
. . ,
Cyfiee - 15820 Maivt+ - " ati• as e,
601:int:aptly 04" clean, and In :the ilry;
Lykons Stininokin, Willcusbarte,
&e. ' , Nut, , Stove, ;Egg, and bro.lten
elzes of Cheap 1.8 July t
Denleer.inptutyn.
Alpo nu excellent article Of IllackenlltiVe goal on bond
8 q 8°11e(1 . "qe ( itt!. S X- • -
'.- - - - , ---L-4/s;ligl;itiltiii/g4(4lt; .41a
ing and' 81tinijes •
EpT. B RAN . PO . -PAM
4'.l,4ftiri3l or. MO, dollvorad pidmptly to ordor.
A olutrdof pattrmago rorpootf tttly tiollotod,.
H.
riapril4m
..A.',.DMIL4ISTRATOR'S. - NOTICE:LIL:
, . - doll 't 't ti ' ' "' ' if tit 'or
Letters of a o r. to on
,on , la , es e;.
st t er RentiOredu I, latent .I.lcootoo tow Oillitr:OilinbiSP
M od county'. dte'd., bass been Issued W. t o liogistei
to the Subsetilist.teeddlOtt'in theiennie. township.. All'
personAhsvinir claims will'present • them, and , thoso
indebted will malts payment to' 1114 W. NIEBhIY.
. , "Administrator.orLstlici.ifondefeault-deed.
z, , ,a(i a 7oq-7:.Tv!a1cv..40,D1-
,R - O,OF.LAIVIYS 811 TE RS.
I.IIOOIS4IIDT:py,I4k,4IT,T,XIS;
I=IIMI
=I
ffooftand's''Gbi'marr.TOnie."
, Jiteloolv,
P/ 11 -TI4PEr'rEET4 ,I "4...
TitA t prtAtAeme,dios for All .Diseases
Arm Due
45 14errcemor,,I.
' 7 11u1.10,_ 8: (sill , 63
.3 Davls,lMostist t 03
J,qcpbylleorge t . 011
•tjo JoSobs; tJtiorits.' 7 1
'24'
4 /% I Mtr: l 3P4r 8 1 I
4 Myers, ttlom'l 1 40
...6 , Blyotrclatts:ol , t tltt - 01/
310 GitL Daniel , 85.
0 biiittb,V6llll'' '1 . 20'
1 Wn19...ttri.4400,1
. yers fillet 93
Vat AlyerAt. .1,..t; a It' 50 ,
5
6 . 46 " ttl t iIe r r i eTrIll'
,22
15'8firritur, J. orJ.,L. - 2 25
1. 8 WltltitrrpOdn,ll l /.: ••• 03
5 Albert, 'Widow 84
tloklacobis.'oh l ris
.6 81,yerrj,,,, 841
31 111yers,`Cbss. '4 . 11
10 81nyers, 1011111 i t:+ '34 1
11 !leacher Jacob 1 00
'LIATEit OR
=I
Bitiers
, .
I -.1-;_tilall,:ill• ;1,, ~,,,, ; ...
lig eompoßed of tliQ,yinre 491enti (or, ne they sit mediel,
r
nnliy,icrrnlt l / 4 1,,t :tor • • ~,,—t flyids). of tot oo t it,
1 1 , , ,f, 0 1l 0 gllll iilggii•go,. • ~ .. , - - i l l
„making,- er propror&
itirm, •tilyidy'C. iiteen •, , t......7,4, trued, rind entirely
Yrfv.frok,Alcnrynlic , ' LC.,:t.i:!J lidmi,7lltite'gr_ntv
kind. - .,..... .
HOPLA.D'S CtERMAN TONIC
eomiilnallon 'cif nil the logretllontif of tile Dltleelf,
Willi. the Jutrest . -titiality of Sonfa — Criss. Rum, Orninge,
the., making one. of the most pleasant and, agreeable
temeilles , over offered to the pit We: '
Those preforlug n IfutlJeino ffee.fromAlrobolle ad
baxture, q ill sloe
~ . .
goo Rl 4, Gera na,n Bitters
hi ill . fiC"6. of neiyoue aepreselorn when eome eleohono
ttyppkunte neceeenry,': . •
EfOOFLAA'a, GERMAN TONIC
.•
' . The Baton or tho Tonle are both equally good, and
•cont.in the came rotaltriont virtue!, ,
. Uthe.rtoinnelt; ftem,a'VorletS. of CRITSCP, each CS Indl
-01,66,1, 35,yrpeptitn, -...,, Nonoun ,• Dotalltty,
:140, ili' Teryript to "I , ArhaNti tte functlons
• tlerattard. TIN maul! -7 of WhiCh iii, that the
s patient Induce from revernl , - or moto Of
• ,:, ~ the'fol 'sort 1
1
ii Wtthl, (1% orge , • 15
'`Tl)ii , itsllip.-: •
,Constips,tion. rlaruleriee - Inward-Pites,
• .71 11 nean Of Acidity
of -the =Stinnanbr Hansen. newt-
burn, Disgust for - Food, Fulness
Or - Weight - in the .atorlitich,
8011? • Fruotatione, •
'iu or Fluttsring at - the Pit -•
of the Stoma, kW- Swirinaling of
; the Head. Hurried or • Milleult
-Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking. or Suffoe , tinmSensations whim
in a Lying Postur , , Dimness of Vision,
Dots or „Webs before the Sight,
Dull Pain. in —the Head, Dell. -
Money Of 'Perspiration, Yel
'4tr.rner.ei of tile Skin and
' 2 y e Pa in in
. the Side, Baok,Chest,
Limbs, oto.,
_).. Sudden
Flue 11 e s of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant Imaginingnef-Evil,
and Great Depression of Spirits. • •
=
Theo romedice ivilleffoctusliy care Liver Complaint,.
Jaunaleo, I)yaN3 - Mia_, - 011Vonle or Nervouo PtibUlty,
Chrootr-I)iarrloen, 1)18mum- of - the Ic.4lrie3m, -- and - au
Dlaelmokaping from a IMortlered Liver s Stomach, Or
intektlto.h.
•
Resulting I from uny Cause vrbsteVer
'FROSTRATION OF,THE SYSTREL",
• induced °K.J9 -Severe Labor, .Herd.,
chive; Exposure, Fevers, eto,
There to no medicine extant equal to tbesp remedies
In such cases.- A tone and vigor' Is imparted .lo thh
whole System, the
cued, rood Is enjoyed, j .., .. "
: the stomach digests
promptly, the blood 4, 4 . to purified, the com.
plexiori - lc em-co
the yellow tinge le eradinoted from the eyesis bloom
Is given to the chectr, and the weak and nervous he
valid becomes a strong and healthy being.
Persons Advent eed Lifeick ~
And feeling the hand - of time Weighing heavily upon 4 '
tthis hein,wlth all Its attorfilant ills, will fi:pllin.the of ßlTTEßB, — or„the TONIO;*an . eller that pill
Instil now life into their veine,,retttort4' In Crneastird
the energy and arddeofinere yOuthful.dityo,hulld ndd
their shrunken forma, and give Ims t ith and halitilgeSS
to the i r rernalninF ' • ' 'l ,
. ,
It to h well-eatabllrhed fact that fully min-half of the
tomato portion of dur population are sel
dom fitt the enjoyment, j
• - of ;rood health; or,
to ti eo thou own ex prorelod, "never feel
well." Thoy are lan • gold, 'devoid of all
energy, oxtromely fervour, and have no appetite.
To tide -e/are of persona the BITTERS, or the
TONIO, fap . ; *tally recommended..
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are roade - stroug by tho use of either ornate remedies.
TheY'svill mire every ease pf MARAISM. S, without
-- Thousands of terttlicatca bore accunitil l ated In : the
'lnae-of - the-proprietor, but space will allow of the
publientfOn of but a few. Those, It will be observed,
aro man of . note and of '
puck standing thaphey must
be believed.
),Ton. Geo. W. Woo4ward,
Mfg/A:Wee of Pie Suprene 044 of Pa., writes:
' Phifordelphict,lfnreh 30,186 i. '
''• f..lllndilroofland's . Oermnn Bitters' to
w el a
a good tonic, useful ' 7 .--- In diseases of the
'digestive orgiu: , and u " -- ", ' of &eat benefit In
tuxes of debility, nod -: ''' want of nervous no.
lion In the system. Yours - truly, •
,(JEO. W. WOODWARro."..
.Huge of the Supreme Cmortbf iennsylranta.
1. Philadelphia, April 214., 18M
n I consliter - 0 - ormnn - Blt torn ' n valuabli
Medicine In cnso of attack s of Indigestion or Dynpepels.
I Can cortify qde from my exporlento of It. ._
"aoura, with' rrepoCl,•-, JAMIi9 • , •
TI.I.OMPHON.” _
From Rev. Joseph' 4 ,t, 4ionitard,'D.
, .
,
.Vgstor i.Ne Tenth RuyanChterth, Plaitadelphia
_
flr.
. '.. • .
• Juck'son-- , lithw Illr : I hove been frequently ,ro;
tfueotedi.to.connect thy name wait recominendaticino,
of glittering, tiltolo of onallalnuo, fiat regardinit the pro° ,
Me on out of thy op. -r , . .liropr I 1 k t o . sphere, I
have in 011.c:toot do ~, • alined •' but with a
clear proof hi Vail '‘, q,,, ono Itudaticca and
' , particularly: , 10' my ' own flidly, of Alp
lu
usvfilllicon of Dr, lloolitimlis Gorman 1311wo, 4 &port
for once froth my multi thairoc, ID avorolia• my full
conviction that, for. 9 ,,, c4 vi-,kbody of ih o o,fem, and
e.spcciall l yji, ..piver tootidnin4'it isot scife.'and vatuabfo
prAw OW 1.11.. to nl/1111,CIPVilittrlilY faili_bakinaudir
Tintibt not, It AVM he VOly billionth:it to thooc,von dirt or -
from the above calms.'. . • ...,,
.
Youro, very teopectfully,- .
h . ~ J. 11. If.ICNNA RD, • .' ' - r
.. •
Illitiab, below Doitcit Bt.
. - . - ---
.
From Rev.'.g.'l).-tendall, - - -.
Aistycirditar gli;tias! Chroycle, Phfladflph4
I have derived decided bentillt from tho use of Hoof.
land's Germart Mork and feel it mylrivitege to re
eilftrare
safibring from general debility or from diseases mining
from derangement of lite liver. • Yours .
• • • TENDALL. •
• iloodeind'elieniiati lieinedlen arncoulitertolird,
'diet the olgnatliro of - '
,-01 - M. - JAUKBON
is. on. the wrapper, ft into of eoell. 10,
All otherostro 'Conn "iv •• terfelt.' '
Principal , . Office and 'Manufah.tor.v ,
at tlniCiernirin Medleloo Endre, into. 631 AROII Pidladolphla, 1..," • •
• .; 034 - 4.zt Es 211.',X , V4.N13;
Grmati - Drugglet u Croptictor,
-• '•
Foruwrly•Q. JioxKoN Ac Co:
Vor nal() py all Druggihtn and Denll•rx
•
frßo4nsVg Gorman r pitiers t per bottle , .. ,00
• 'lf dokon'.;.::::,. f .:d
'ilOobland's German Tonle, pot 'up ottiirCbOttles, 1' 60
per bottle, or ifialf dozoo tar. ' 7 130
•
riar Do
,not. forgot to asantloo, well tho sotto!, you"
buy, Itio!ttor tg, got the genuine. • 1 -
• ry±
AZZEI
u~ r~e
should Id) used
EO3OJ3II_,I7C'V,
NOTICE.
TESTMOMPL-T.B.
4ex4_ James Tliompsom.
CAUTION,
sled , LI n sP.,•;::: a His •11 ; - AIN.. •I; 5%%1 -;•%1s-ssi . x. r, Sn'tSara • Iv.•;+.l's Is s r. s. •• • •ksl%;% - iv - 3..1* ;
- • -.no , • fr {tAlt; .
1, 4 1;
y . eyssi:s.d. , :i 110 I As _ II) .
:I;.
I , o:ErkAz.
rtiiiiEinfGs
• , • • , , op. • ••2 • 7;
. Aphodo,P , ,our. •
Yet tit?, Trap Plena. in the sky, •
•'; LihO some park spidtfortelling •
MIS poyering7nlgh ;
.All . fht•oughtho sunehlno of summer
Anil ilke ihisty outorink haze,: 7,
We welcomed oppieot ne*.comor: •.
With her pinSomo looks and rrnys.
tut when the roues had per s co
And the, Wind slaberithro' tentless - bawors;
The ono ire foudOrly . nhoristrod
Tonic the birds and flowers:
Alas; for, ilia days so dreary I
And tliotteurs so strangely still;
The longing till the hearts aro weary ,
Tor something tho.ratd to fill. n
MEM
.• ,
coiling,
A idetora hangs 'from tti
A fatty with silken hair
--tioti the &Ott - Wilt ryvonitug
• Ono TM foot that to bum,'
- rittf sUreet by
cot
And dm tnorry.dimples play—
Alas, for our tears aro starting,
Our darling is far away.
tread tlio.necnatorn - edyincee,
Thirshotliswe darken our Joy, _
_ .7ers — th t — c id it - triFol rt
Appear on each ehattered.toy. - '
- •Tho dolls; with their robes
'Tito empty spools on a string— "
Drokon lona, that once , ware garnished
t?Witit nuttiW lustrous . tiling.
.block lambs, with oudurlngßeecos--
Sholls, that In oconns•wero found—
Bottles all taken to places
To too what ocenslono'd tho sound:
Rubber rings, whore memory llngorS-
Of four Ilttlo tooth of pearl,
Thars6mottnusj sh ut ouk our fingers—:
• * Vie wikkfo; ipisclievoinizkri
Twolittle shoes of bright leather,
Defaced, and chawed at the too:
For noyer, in the sunniest weather.
A einglirstep did they go.
Al,, through what windings and Mao!,
-,3165t tigno busy little fret stray
Through paths all bordered With dalltioa,
.Or climbing the_tTland way: "
.
Sttallqo 11K0 the al)aliit, Madan •
14 the hourts Intormout f.;11_1,
Coon ng tho tear-elntpl unbilltotr, .
When trifilos lilac therm wo bkhold.
Thou teutlerly gut her the trettsures, '
Shrine them in cachet null urn;
/
They laint; retnettibrat t eo of plonstirtoi
- That - perhartnnay 110Tel 4 room,
EAT: L Obwrerr.
MISC'E 4,L A REO US.
NO. 10, BLANK STREET
A - gentlentan ran he accommodated' with a oe:teen
suit of rooms: at ko. 10 Blank Street. q.;1.1a use con
tains all the modern improvem e nts. Before neer( ,
quired.
The , advertisement seemed Is, ins to
promise well. 1
,was tired
.of my present'
116 - 113 e. For five years -I had 'occupied_ the
seine rooms and the same seat at the table.
Tho penny postman Avii's not hater knoWn
on his beat than I was on my - way to din
ner. ' I did object to boarding-houses.
Was willing to eat baked beans on Sunday,
but-I wished to partake of them in - a pew
hi - minty.. Blank street loads out of Beacon,
therefore it must be genteel. :Probably a
suit of rooms, their would be expensive, but
I could afford to indulge myself ft - little
I was thirtY.llve, alone-in the world, very
well off, and doing a business'which prom-,
ised a speedy fortune. It was time I began
to take life a little more on the sunny side.
I went to No. 10 Blank street, on my way
down. The landlady, Mrs. Leo, was a wid
,ow; handsome, stylish, appare , tly not Mao
"tlittn thirty, I heard afterward that she,
ivuld neimr.see fortragain; but as, my in
:hi:trent wash harder to Whom she had
been ender the necessity of sending ..small
bills" It iiceoint time, it was doubtless a nui-
Ramis slander. She was a very attractive
looking person..and I was at home with
her at once. I had no sooner told her my
name and business than she seemed well ne
qqainted with me. She bowed and smiled.
"I shall be most happy to accommodate
you, Mr. Prescott. This wily, if you please."
Her black silk dross rustled before me up
two flights of stairs: Her full, light curls
shook - with a coquettish grace she inr.ned
her The2..roomswero-'dolightfel--
spacious and handsomely furnished.' The
terms were little exorbitant—at least I '
should have thought so had I been dealing
with a' man of business; hue 'surely ono
Would willingly pay it little trifleJo- sit at
tho same table with Mrs. Leo. Her family ,
she assured me - was of the 'Select des
cription; some threepr (our, single. gentle.
men of high standing and as ntany gentle
men-with their wiye4. To be sure she was
her attics with cheep boardefs,
asi she could not afford to empty rooms;
but they were quiet, and she - trusted, noan
nolaneotoany one,
. .
- - wont there, bag and baggage,' the 'Mit
.morning. I moved my pictures. I loved
Art in ist111)(10.5t;q10f-diffidellt fashion, andj
had some fine prints, and itibu; choice paint
ings. '• When I' had hung them up to my
satisfaction, and put the Ilnst, (Apia, the
dreamy face I loved-se well; on my mantle,
1 ]oohed ,bout my -Parlor with serene sat
isfactkin:,
I met Mrs Lee's family at dinner.. Some
of the gentlemen Wore business. acquain-
tances of mine. ThO ladie.s seemed pleasant
and comMinionable, and "al.I went merry
a marriage bell." .Mrs.
,Loo ".did the
-honors of- her .establishreont-so. , grucefully,.
that I was more (Alarmed with her than
'over. I pitied Alm dead Thaddeus—l had
sean.tie same in the fondly Bible—be Cause
lie liu~ been obliged 0 resign 9u much
youth and beauty, for she was hut a young.
Thing, she told ine, when; - she was left . to
depond upon herself. - 'The very winds 'she
said bad never been allowd to touch her
'roughly.' Mr'. Lee . had worshiped her as
the Ilindoo does Ink thought, it an"
idolatry at once pardonable and pleasant—
butheilied suddenly, add in soma way she
was defrauded of all his property, and had
been obliged ever. since to talto care of her
self. But, than_she said, milling with tears
still in her eyes, every ono bial been so kind
or-,#s le Mids found — friends overyw
Who could help being ready to betriond one
Bo lovely and so winning?• I thought ,as
listened to her. ' • •'• ,
N s et imagine , all.,this
.confldonco was
- liestowed-ourno at 'our ' first mooting; It
came out gradually when l -- got into - the•
habit of, lounging •for half an hour. after
!dinner or an hour in The evening in 'the
family parlor; of which see and I were of
-lan-sple-ciecupants.Llcertainly
matrimonial intentions towards Mrs. Leo,
I liked,my.freedom, and• was determined to
remain a laacheior; still I was intarestedin
my ' landlady, and congratulated. - : myoelr,
dally - on,. haying found a .home where my
buokwheatOyero alWaYs hot,' and 'My cep,
of happiness - Mid tea alike sweet .and full.
• . I W, hat a happy . Man your Misband should
'have , balsti 1 41 1 said to Mrk. Leo, • as" - - I
watched, admiringly,•her nimble fingers,
fAr she :insisted on mending my' gloves, I
'was but 6 Xpressitig, ,ft .frequent thought of:
niine. 'I 'Barr no call I fOr,my•landlady
blush, though it ,'Was not unbecoming,; 'I
hadefirely.meant 'nothing sentimental, but
oho resolved my, remark 'With ar . flutter of
pretty, ployful.innbarrassment...' •
• 14 1. hope; ho • Was; elle sighed." trust I
made binf so, "and yet I did not lova him as
he loved kb). was rr•'great' : - deal •••older••
thab I; and:l think L:Wall;:tob young, then
tOliew what love was. , I belieVe. our' af-, I
'feation is truer and fendori,when we have,
seen more of lifmand learned what Is prec
ious thing it is to have some one to cars for `
and protect us. But whet an I saying?
IMi
in'Ady44ce, or. Melo,weitlpiltho year!
,„
am confiding .3n•;;you. strangelrivl l- Yotir;
gloves are done„ , ;
,
' hurridd out of the' room: • was my
:turn torha embarrassed. Had rc%icansr-1
I.thing to - inove yti.s. sensibilities ,in 'so;
'Veins - Hi : SIAS :a ,manner? • I• theught
Perhaps -tho-rnoniork of:the (laid - Thaddeus,;
•
and his love, had been; too ~mush:L f br tier.
I felt. tincirifOitable, and I - betook-myself
to my own - room. I- alWays' diil4:
op,On;, it W 49 one of my (do banholok wnya
it seetood more) social, 'As I wont up, stairs
I saw a girl -standing beibre.it,' lebking" 4-
- parp:ntly_with-Asorbed-attoution-a-L:m
Clytia,--Ilei form-, was slight -fink girlish,-
I could not sec; her face,'but 114'dress Was
of cheap, material; and :simply fashioned;
"One 'of,the attic boarders," I thought;
Yor Perhaps a seamstress bringing hom9
. .
When I approached her. she j.urnocl..aud,
glanced at mo with'n conftised and distress :.
"Forgive me, sir," she falteredi .:urfts
taking a liberty, I know—but . .tb4, picture is.
;so beautiful?" ;••J ''"d‘ •
"So you aree'.l, longed. to .retort,--but,:i.
'did not. Thad - had enough of,cornpllment
'jug for One -, day. •Thefad.o was singtilarl:y .
lovely. Shelled a low, broad.forehoadttim
very forehead of the; immortal Clllytim . ,
eyes wore large and'hfue, but full 'of:the'
saddest, most wistful expressionl over met.'
ller face was very youthful, hie could not,
have been 'more than sixteen—and her full'
red lips Thad . -, - something. ot..the I - look - sr; of - a'
grieved child.- I - had seen, and, felt thin. in,
the instant xny'oyeS Met hers.
courteously,: - • ' 1 - • '; ;
"Not at all ii, • liberty II am , rewarded
for leaving my' door open if it` - has - afford.
ed -you any
_pleasure. , I wish you - *odid
step inn moment. and look at-my.piettirer,
If
,you fancy the
,Clyttci . ,' I-am' sure; you
would like some of them.'' - -
Mere wasit sineular- tiliseneOPf - 8 ,1 I: Pril^
dory or V to child. I suppose
she ~,aiy middle aged inns=
for ..Q. Il sod to hneyouttla,pf,
honest :sAiwed. aii me at "once
f
a Crust that was the ost delieato of fliaterY: .
..iti • came fit untie tatingly, and' lingdred
for a few moments, while I told her about
Th
he pictures. 1 could see e flbro of mind
Iv the
.r.xpression , or her countenaneo and'
lic tune .ol 'her remarks . as else lo o ked at
horn
• She -had large ideality, Strong love 'for'
boautp• which
.bad probably- liden starved
' all her life. It was such a pleasure to . see
the grow , and deepen in her great oyes,
as she stood with thht wistful face, .those
parted line, that I wished the resources of
the Louvre hail been ht mY" 'Command.
. When sluthad : seen them all -she -thanked -
me in. that simple, childlike way of :hors,
"You.finv(r-zi von me a grihit pleasurd; sir.
I must go now; but 1-shall-have -soniathing- ,
to think of which will•makc,,PanY,,..p:dlVll
work eltsier."
•
"Dii you. live here, Miss—?" • ' r
“Hastings," - she -replied. My name is
Nora Hastings. Yea, sir, I - live. here—up
stairs. I breakfast and dine earlier. than
you do, and sitnt the corner table; so it is
not strange that you have never seen' me,
though of course I had seen Mr. Prescott,
- - the new, boarder.„. Good evening sir." - •-•
- She moved from Me up stairs as sho sp'oke.•
It was not quitAsunset, in the-long summer
days, and as she;wont up the rays struck
through a side window, and kindled some,
gold lights in her brown wavy hair• ' and
somehow my boyish fancies of Jacob's lad
der, and the angels going up and down it,
came ilito my mind, and? I said to myself,
' Heaven bless: the child,"
I flatter myself that 1 made use of a de
gree - of diplomacy which would have done
credit to the Chevalier Wykoff, in question
ing the .ehamber-maid next morning. I
had hen in to dust my bw,Ls, under my
personal supervision, add I led her into ebn
versation üb,out several of the boarders. At
length 1 asked ;
."Was there any one in the house I could
get to.do some sowing for me, did she think?
Had I not heard of a Miss Hastings, who
was a seamstress ?"
"Perhaps so,' but Miss Hastings did not
do such work as gentlemen wanted,"-with
a hearty, laugh. ''She finishes off
'd resses, 41411 ibis Ahem,- and makes mtin—
tillas: Most likely this was not ,what
wished to hare done.'"
"Most likely it wasn't: But perhaps the
young lady wns not stop busy, If - sho
were out of work she might like to do what
I want in her spare time."
V,llen thought she did not hitve any spare
time. She made eyerything-look:sei-beauti
that-tholadies-kepther,always.busY?'
j'An she's the rule lady' herself," broke
'out the warm-hearted Hibernian, in a gosh
of irrepressible - panegyric. "She's sa Afraid'
of mating any
: trouble, though sure I'd
work iny oz - 10;ms to the bone to spare those.
white howls of bore. - .When I was - sick-nod:
wilb - ,tho - favor,ielio - burabo - ro - tik
we into her room and nursed me, and sat
up' ytjth me nights, after working hard all.
day; and when she thought I was asleep I
heard her "praying - for me I Her prayerii ,
wasn't out o' tlio.prayee book .but I know
the saints heard 'em."
7 •
rhootoppod.and... wiped hoe. e'yes. cg), ,the
corners of- her oldie° mime. Man .though
I was, 1 could have wept with her easily.
It went to my very heart to think of doing
patiently and sdcratiy such works of mercy.
13ut I wll3 not, surprised. I had rend the
true ea - rnest nature, the power of setf
saeriiiiii. to her eyes. ..' , Good bless and
.heap
her I!' Isauna myself avert' finial thought
of her, and those times ivory not fow.,
That day e purchased a Clytie„ the cit'6 7
'at Mile of my own. At tight? took it hpmo
with me, and lavnta these words to go with
Dustings 'permit her follim
- Goim'der to - ollbr - hora gift, - tht acooptamo - of
whio will confer—much Pleasure?
,Iter
admiration ortho Oytie was so hearty
gentiine, that he thinks to pOssess it -May
ciirribute slightly to her happiness."
t Sing 'or' linen and begged Act' to take
.the bust ari„d little ante up stairs: Presently
she came back biiaging -with her a few
lin OS 1V rittliwiri
PI accept your gift, as ram suiTo it was
wolf meant.' You • have_ deigned,.to give .
pleasure to ono who possesses few'resoneces
for amusement, and be sure that ^you havo.!
succeeded. ..I thank you moin •thap. I can
say.",
• She had rCeeived• it' as - 1 wa.4 . aura' she
whiCh, had :my motives been evil, :Would
have repUlled me-,more effeettially than any
sarcastic ,refusal.: I respected all - women.
It was the part of my.,early training at tho
hands Orthe:liest of mothers; .but• already
I reverenced that young sowiagirl , more
than any woman 1 had ever
: lira. Leo puzzled ma not a little when wo
met, as we Usually did, In the !airier 'after
tea. ' Ono or two of the other Warders were,
there at first, but firesentiftliey went out
'and we wore alone.' It seemed to inn that
.her manner. toward. ruck . far, repro _liko.
that of n young girl, to whom fled boon
making- love,qhan - like , a landlady's. Simple
courtesy towards her inmate. • ~' • '
am not sure I hal bettor stay here with
you,'!. she began; ~Y ou do beguile Me,: as
you did last night, in sayingTsuch - iniwer;-
rnntebleAhings, revealing all'iny heart % to
I was utterly' confounded,. 'What Mid I
.boon ,doing? I_ - bethought, Myself of Xt.'s.
Berdoll's suit against the reepeated Pied
*dent'of the" Pickwick Club, and trembled
in my.patentAeathers fl 'Mr. Weller's. , ad
.vice to Sumivel come into my mind,.and..l
answered a little stiffly': • • ,
had-not meant to force your confidence,
dear 'Madam 'an'd' did not knew Abet 'you
had `over' maid anything - to which the whole
,world might not properly. hear."'
-Perhaps she thought she had been pio
gressingtee fast. She smiled, shook lier long,
fair curls, and rustled the Colds of her blank
silk. Snonnid' I was a naughty: man, a loiy
:L .1,
,:tfa
-
" "
. 1.;."
,
miughky, man, to „take up thingo,,se.,ipi
'Cotirse ' 'slid hiteifel duict'OAYthing, to, me o(
eQhfi.orifitence_tAn ly. it Wed rastr:lioSsible
think ad( little.queer,thatelle
loved Mr. .Lee`.
„quiterma , ddoringly'ne,he Badlbi s tid - But:
twltY.need_*sbei - ,,truuldo, hereelf,': :yhetti she
vii
knet'weirfa g 6 no'ruid,her
ir,i3Of , Collreciittrwo'uld` rittq'
ana l OP 441 me tkkogioilon tieptf
fibs to use was tE
..There , a anAurf a very aw
,-
Ward 4 It,:wonldf be- very diffibult to atty 'any=
.. thing . _Lmore,-Lthciught.-„But-Mrs-Imeirlid,
-not find it so. Irdrl, Hie tadtlof nezitr 'giOn is
wondd(fulb live iY
nb tes l ' one
back two daykipt were talking,tdgether - cu
Our ~m a- X prins of„pleasant,, easy familiartty t
lefties sonsbWhat rnoreabsent-mieded 'then
forteepyr.perhUp?..-fitsrmen3totany thonglaS
Were with the littlo,girl on the attic. • , .
• tlireddtSVaethii , rlitid dentlie4dlid
EHlytTe botoro , l'sawittotagaird.:Then 'I met
her .on the stairs. ' Itwasteight,o'oloold-om
iptist:hirthe ‘l7O 'going dui atter
rny` customery„ chat r with lard. -iLeti in ate
;parlor, and I mother,corning -Ilerface
:was Very- pale; rind ifte stopped wearily. She
smiled:a little: when' she saw me!. tindi-OicifY;'
'ping, held out her hand, - , • ..1 • r' '1
ere verY'kiiid Iltr.'..Prescottond 1.1
'urn mere:grateful than lean' kik." •' • ' 1
__ ,l4 ..L.only_wish' l 4-rospondea-eagerly i r"thitt ,
yriu WoUldiet 'np contribute to Our pleas
urq- noWiand then,7 , r- YodlOoklired,
'can't, :bear to see,a,y9fing girllikeyou wear,:
tag 11(67°11' Out." *
- 1 4 1 t, cannotbe helped; 'sir: ' I arn - only tdo
thankful bat I haye.somethlng tOdo.rlneed
ncithinif -all my Wants are, supplied.
pleasant to - feel-that h"friend, and'l
look on you as oriei, though I, haire.no' elahn;
.
"'would td you n' T claini on
me ?". „Ithought. as -I saw.. her toiling
Wearily - tip the-stairs.`Wouldi that she were
my sister, mi aide°, anythin - g that would
_give rue krtlit - to take_ the.wOrk.Miamf-her
fiends and preset:the:for:lm change . - . of air'
- and icemit)r, Titile pleasure I Then 1
fell : to tilinkingone''ll , Btfollea' across' 'the
commo n , Iyhm.n.,s4,,strn-pgo tyrant ens-
teal Sdeiety:AVould le( me do, whet .I
pleased for my second eouSiiih-:-shifie On Me'
if I, sent clothes to the Sandwich Islanders ,
or arahmeties 'to the notion tots—bia would
by - 'ho means let use lift the btirdens 'from
'this poor girl,--'who ;WA-my' d'Aightibir,
with ono ef . ; flng . ers. - cried- out
,agaibst; the 'absurdity , of such a, de
cree.* - Whrirdist - I 'pile - up 'useless Wealth
and Aeon tier.? - ; l3itt, for ler.lakel submit to
laws 1 toad not Chang.° ; lot' her own sake,
'I must not took to help her:" •''
As Jeanie home, thougli,,l did indulge my ,-
`Self so for as: to buy a toa, rose in ,fuli
'Mid a vet Of. lieliotropes.—They Stood in my
:room over. niglit, and the, next morning _'l
sent Ellen to her with them, and-the request
that sho.would take care of them for 'no..
had take:rya on trust that she loved flowers,
'end I Was not disappointed when Ellen came
back 'rind told me. that Miss Nora was 'go
'overjoyed to get them that she almost cried.
I !tulip - dried to meet her, that day as .T. Went
up from dinner.
"I hare you again," she said earnestly:',
... "Lam grateful: The flowers:wfll be such
comfort for me." •
I asked her then' if she -would find time
the next afternoon to.go and see some pie(
'tires with me. 1,1. was when the. English
collection was at the Athenemum, find there
was ono painting of_lfincla, whiCh I longed
whore her see. It was the face.of one who
waited and watched, and somehow I asso
ciated it with hers. She could not' refuse,.'
she said; it would be such a rare pleasure,
she must make time somehow.
While we were talking, Mrs. Lee came
through the hall. , Sho nodded to me, but
she cast on my compadion a look of singu
lar distrust and dislike. I noticed it then
and remembered it afterward.
Sho spoke to me that-evening 'about Nora
Hastings. She had observed me talking .
with - her; shelled, and would I tell her if I
was going to marry her ? I might thinklt
a very strange question, one which she had
no right to aski but if I chose to answer it,
sho would convince .me that she had good
reasons, '
---- TlaidißY*Hsr - 11;Fiir - beiifiaion. The thought
Of marrying Nora Hastings had never oc
curred to me, and I told her so - frankly. I
related to her, the beginning of out, acqualint
acre, ann
,asslightprogress, including my
invitation for thariext day. r . Then 1 waited,
her reply.
"I hardly knew what to say 'Mr. Pres-
Tett," she began, in her soft, insinuating
heicd - , - ifiThts long
fair curls.. 1 em sure it would be kinder to
say nothing, and its not at all necessary
since you do not think of marrying her,
Mr. Prescott."
....."Bul:_what if,' bed licon-..intending-- te
marry her,, .Madam?". I spoke_ - little
sternly perhaps, for 1 had Satisfied her curi
osity,_.;mq, I was', determined .she should
make the explanation at which. she -had
hinted. I think she ivas unwilling Co refuSb"
me, still she spike with hesitation.
lllt idno"thing.at least; if any other gen
tleman in my family had been going to
marry hor;I should -have said if. was noth-
Mg,
,and kept silenco,• but I have looked on
you as my personal friend,' Find I should
have told ybu that I consideted her an art
.ful,_designidg girl mho_ had tried to. entrap
several of my nest hoarders, into marrying
her, and had failed hitherto.",
I half wonder that she did not shake my
confidinice'in Nord; but she did - not ter an
instant:. Ilei-fttee; her pure noble face, was
her best advdeate. It rose, before me then,
'and ,
am surd, Mrs. Leo, that you must b,o
mistaken. As little:as I' know Miss Ibist
infistri would bo ready to ansiver, for her
though - she has It frankness.and—Xim
plicity of manner which might possibly
have mislead some, I am. cortain.that yea
do her injustice." .
"Let tie hope that - I do," she said with a .
smile:' (.It has ceased to be of interest to
we, now that I know sho is not likely .to
afflict the - happiness drone whom I consid
ered my friend." -
'She diverted the conversation into other
ebannols; but I believe I bad been, a little
yoked by her pertinacity in reminding me I
bad assured ber„.l.was not ;going to • marry
Nora Hastings. I haul told her the simple
"truth when I said that; the idea of • such,,a
marriage had never occurred to me. But
now that she had put; it into rny..head, it
did occur to me • again
: and again. I took
suolvan intorest ins NOra as I had never ta
ken in any ono before., Perhaps I could not
win her; but if d could—l paused, and
.strange, swcot, 016414A5 - di:IA - pa through `wy
Mind, - of what it would be to :be loved
,and•watched.and - Waited for by `saoh'- , --fove
and' beauty; to liavo her altogether my own.
' How she. would, love hen husband. I
Mused -she with,no other fll,bo.worldl.,••
Air'dreains-that'-i,rgh Cwere.rosier-than-any
of the thipe.B of,my,:bygone youth. , •-•
poupthof,plaarant .hours. the
next afternoon, looking, id , the. pictures.
Now that I has begun to think o 1 . Nora as,
ono-whomight wino tit ke my world,.
I saw new charms in or every hour. It
was a pleasure to show',hors- work? Of art.'
'She had soon so few,thml.she, enjoyed thorn
intensoly and approcaited
,them with such
And inborn taste. , •'" •
It wastot the 'last', afternoon ye spent.
together, Oftencst wo Wont to, sant') now
beet or pletnie f but once or ; twice I pm.-
Suadedher to lot me drive _he out:Anto thw
country;sAd now- life"seoined .to bound in
her pulses; and youthful brightness Mid. hope
'toting() her 'pale fawns thairees shook down
th'eth,odoroua bloslioms.upon hoe' bead, and.
thWitizid;kissed her cheek, rtind•Llifted.' the
hair frtim 'her Ithow, I had, begun .4.0 think
'Of her as thine, and to dream' fonddreams of
how I would cherish tier. ' •
I went horne ono evening when I had
known hot two months. , I had intended to
send for her; as I did sometime", and ask.
ikte .
a
; :v1,9
Pear reader, wo are fully conscious that
we have obtruded our private affairs on the
'public too long already. -- But we do not
trouble you long with mutton personal, and
you are our only confidiihte now. There
are times when the heart finds relief only in
words or tears. For nearly two and a half
44ears1tliseisu bi t in our household by day --
an& by night, and threw its dark shadow
on the wall.. Et - one and fear—gladness and
gloom—have alters : el flashed their shad
ows across our way. Many others, and you,
perhrips l have had a similar experience; but
the discipline is now to us, and this week we
car think or 'write of little else. We have
borwr.,it, and Shall bear it, with as cheerful a
phildgophy, arresigned.afaith, and &strength
as manly as .Wet may - but God 'Onlylnows
how deep is the shadow of this night after
the funeral . / TlieaTildren of orm-v-0-tirid—
her care have gone motherless to bed. - The
kind neighbors and friends have.corne and
gone with noiseless *tread and many tears. •
The man of God has offered the solemn
-prayer and-tke singora.havesung-the solemn--
hymn. _Tho bearers have borne away the
shadowy form of her whose - health and life
and gentle goodness still linger only is mem
ory and the picture on the wall. The house
rover seemed so oppressively still, and tho
clock never had so linid a tick. Tho &Val_
cat, oven, does not pur on the rug to-night,
bet'dodges in, and runs out with a startled, •
pitiful look. Tho-work-basket, with-its half
articles laid aside settee° fotir days •
ago,_seerns only waiting for the once busy
fingers, now, alas I folded - undei the pines in
peaceful rest. - Travelling back over the
bridge of years, we recall the gathering ••of
many of the same friends in the old lionio-
stead just eighteen years ago last week.
,Not
the cross of flowers find the sad-eyed mourn
ers wore there, but the bridal wreath and
the voice of mirth foreshadowed a future
brigh t 'and beuptiftill - Sinee - then,--how-thany__
Of that ! ' merrie companio' have passed "over'
the river,' or known-.the darkness. of to
night. Thus has it over been—thus will it
over-be,-na-Nvo-passto-that.bettor land-vhero--
there is no night aft - or the funeral, and no
rivet' runs between the living•and tho.dead."
• Japanese Men and Viromenr.
, .
The Japanese women are as fair.,of skin
as most Europeans,ind-are_welhfamod;______
110 - tams, hands and feet being wep mould
ed. Were it not for Weir awkward manner'
of, walking, owing to their sandals, they
would ho graceful. When sitting and con
versing, the movements of their bolas . and •
arms are particularly so. Their abundant
black and•rather coarse hair is bound up into
:thick masses at the back of the head, and, a
number of little arrows, made of gold,' silver,
or. Ivo,y, mu passed-thi übh it,. - strutothing---=
in the same, manner as with the peasant girl
•of the - BM - no? Thoir ooifihro once made,
and the hair plastered•with - wit's, it remains,
-- Untouhlied - for niftily - days, carp - being taken' -
not to disorder .it in sloop. The tooth are;
an' object of much attention, the - young - glrls
and.tho Mon havo thorn white end, even ;
the married women still even,:but glosity
black.; Brushes, made of soft wood, and ,a ,
fine powder, um used , to- keep them whito ; • .
but.the picture of an o w
-
kanibox before her, blackening her Meth t ie
one qf the most disgustiag_sighta a stranger
can ]dolt upon. Many girls also blacken
their_ teeth, but the substance with which
they, do it is na very durable, ad I..have
aeon' a brush and apowder Mao thom ,White
and glistentag again in a feWminnths.--The .
women also' extract their. opye-lasheO, paint
their and .cheeks with suit:lC*Br. (rouge)
and use rice4aWder'ailtenSWely in'their 'tet--
lotto. :Altogether, ,the, ,Taplinese
women, If hot atrictiy.beautiful, have much
Which is,agreeable, arid certainly original.
The.young of .botli'loexes are . 4emarkably
picasing r —ruddy, laughing,.nnd i .vorT.g.ro,e..
ful :in . their 'aetioali—butAtiough n7yOurig
girl be like an angel atfourtelmy she will ho
worn out, old and ugly at tWine that age„:,"
1 - DiPUBBIZT . WAP6' OP Tasv;Esinkro.-,:.
Man travois to expand•hiaideas;.bilt Woknah,
Judging from the number ofjbox.es she inva
riably takes with her,
travels only with the
object' of expanding hot &Mei.
join ate in - alittio walk. Wein in
to my room „tp l d - : • "rr, • Ellen tappbil on
the door'' she :laced 'a lit
tle note is:.
~„•,;4: con crying
and she sal' • f 1,:• the', paper:
"that'll to o_o pppse, sir.
Miss Niir (r t .: •,11ktatilpling else, and
I've given mistreat neticp; I'm , going
h:4l wooit,'-'1 I *here. they've
treated her s'o,.petr -:••••• •
144. Wo.igioto. and liadtktiplk
Whild v Orend - Tti9"
7 hurTieflauntirregedirOliii`Niai -- wen .to_
my ` heart. - - . -
Mrs.Leo'tolle:ineshetae let my room to
a - Mp0rk7,340 will pay, rinit'ef• ram ,ebliged
tp) itaday. ‘ , She - --intitistifean ‘thatT 'have
lowered myself in your estimation by my
forwardness, and that'l have lost the respect
of the boardors,- This may be •50,,,-alas I I
fear it is. I could bear all else, but to,havo
19t l y,opm [respect iivitorrffilq.l AYoumiro
Ott and t 6 mop and' it Was SO liweet u. Nave
a friend. Do not think any worse of' me
thou you can help'. ' . 7.1f have been forward
and presuming, at was. because I,knew so
little of life!- Ithall remember your good
ness and be, gratcfnl .to,you forever.
otia Ilawriflas.” •
My poor wronged-Tihnocent—darling:—lf
I had neverlovcd before;„ I, should have
loved her theti,iihd• Iciliged to `bolter her
from a cold world in my heart . .
-Where has '81,01 , `ono?"' I asked turning
- to - Ellen ,-- "She-does-nottell,rna22__
rgenieTrib oik'fierma
street. The lady had given. er agood deal
of work anil • bc'eti•very'llthil 'to hor, and
when Miss Nora'found she couldn't stay
here, sho went to' her With hor tronblo, and
so• Mrs. Miles said she should stay there till
sho cedidaeoklitaiiit fatt'arneWplacii.'")
So thereWero still some kiridlicarts in the
• cold world, Ilhouglit gratefully, who could
shO.W....pitytte.-the.orphan and•the friendless:
God- bless them all But.sho—my.-',poor
litilolovesliotild - ietair need to seek anoth
er tioarditig house if she could only Jove
and let me care for her. : , , .• . ,!•
'!•al am goind'Osee her, i ! I paid to 4 1 / 9 n,
as, she seemed, to wait for my 'comments.
"Dleseyou, sir I, Tho yo!y,eight..9f - .you : .
Wtll'doher - good: She took with her the
white head'yotibeviiiidthativolloWer
pets.•• I wish you,coultksee,hovi.she's tend ,
ed thosti,,ilewera, Xliey.,never-had a dry •
leaf, and to-diiy elle - cries. them .enough
to "
found Mrs. Miles without any difficulty.
I asked foi Miss Hastings at the' ,door,. and, .
pr'es'ently she &tine to see mg in' the little re-,
coption room' whom LI had been - shown. - Stre— -
looked as she had almost, wept hersolfhlind, - .
"You do not despiseine; Mr. Prescoitror
you , would.not have some to see ine?":' Her
voice trembl ed... u . • •
"lleapise" youl Nora; I love you,
.with
all the power of loving, whiali God has,kivj . ' ,
on- me, --1 have, coaie to ask' "you to /65 - •
wife toil' hold' my fate in, your hands.
Will you make the 'happy' or wretched?"
No metter„ L ithout her ' answer. She told
all my heart r oraved..of her. Looking. into
her truthful eyeS, I kiiew that sha was mino r
mryoungeinneeent love!'
After a While .I..snq for Mis. Miles to
notno to us. I recognized in .her te. lady
whom I had soimitimeS mot - in
fur wlmuk,l'entertained a sincere utlmiration.'
Mid list, in brief,' the history of my
quaihtnnee with Miss Hastings, and that I
desired to make-her my wife with aslittlo'
delay. as possible. Did_she think the, need-
ful arCitntreinents could boofflietdd in ti:wileh.?
They should be, she said. Nora. should
be married in her house, and a weelt'would
belong eribugh . to provide j all that was nec—
eaary,
.8o it,was Soltled.. ,
The next day .I,gave'ilfrs. Leo notice that
Tihould - vithato say rooms nt the-end of the
Jnenth. • . - .
I never exchanged ono word with boron
the sUbjdoi of Nora's sudden ejection, froth
her house. She had an undoubted, right to
let her home as• she. pleaseg: I _sent.,h er
my wedding curds—it was my revenge.
Three years have passed since, and Nora,
-as bride and wife has been all that I hoped
and even tiioro; • • '- -
A Beautiful Obituary
Mr. R CoWAN, the editor of the 'Warren
in a Into number of his journal pub
lishes an obituary of his deceased wife, writ
ten by himself, which is so beautifully
worded that we republish die following ex
tract from it. After alluding to her worth,
her virtues and her endurance during her
long illness of consumption, the bereaved
husband writes as follows :