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rinVisi,TAl-X AND.TiI.BCK". HEATII
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"418 Walnut St.; Chilnielphia;
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Initt street, .Phihn
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is simply to,.
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of Cppo
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Walnut Street ?
Trinity nu'Mile-%
Sumiker Street.
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et, Provitlettei.
pit .I„veutte, near
Jan. 1, '70 7 ,-,-1—"
'ENS VALLEY.
'that there air'
thki (tom, all of
of the ulidersign
)Ndz NO, of l'h flaL
hr ifs sale In, New
(awl South o (*ape
)f Baltimore for all
In:Jiro other 1.41111
,lkuregennitte. art l
ufthfiteantion
{ `tett ti, buy under-
.is Pir the ithove
ON Oenoral
,lplita; their New
Buildings,.l4 (;,
ral Agino , 4, v 4Nxii.
preNoisled stl Har
p:Ulu:TT. Orders
dve niunea xuttes,
31tulager
It 6 short Ml. Coal
San. I. :79--!
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I New Vert
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1,1 niited
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-•otOal;
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Effigy
o aII re.;xcts to
Coat
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r tIG St.-
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of Coat,
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f Coal. ,
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w I it;Li rdebrated
ANL; DTlAftit
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'L Richmond.
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BROTHER,
lebrated
Keyst9ne
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..Tali. M. Rood,
010 es. A t.
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DE .ADV_ERTISEMENTS.
Piort• ilichatonb._;
Ph No : : :17; Port Richman*
AUDENRIED. NORTON : A CO.,
Miners and Shippers of
,FIRST CLASS COAL,
; LOCUST MOVNTA.LN. . •
From ()Lir two large - guid oelebrated 00111erh%
''HAITI. C. F. NORTON .& CO
UOOLRIDOE & AUDEN-111ED
' , „LOVSERRY.
.
Free Buril rng Red Asti. „attlSplendlil *repa;ntl?it.
COLICE74 VOLLIEU._ ...... ....-Ov.i?n,r!Long 4 Co.
311DIDLE CItEER , OALIERY, ...... C . , 49prett,..Piitst.
. .
• .rinAmox.m. - - •
ENTERPRISE CD'LLIEItY, T. Ilnumgarpner, Prem.
Loewe 3.lnnittain anal Lcnberry, else v'inSehnyttall
Canal, In all paints accessible by beats. ,k
(222 Walnut Street, Phltadel .
DMees : • -',lll - Beandway, New. York. j• .'
• • ' f 27 Deane Street, Boaton.',.l
..1. T. AITDENRIED, • C. P. :NORTON, •.
'H AR. D. NORTON, , It, DORREI , L, •
Jun.l, '7O. - 1—
Pier No. 11,,Pt. Richmond.
I . sTYMER, & - SHOENLOKKR:
.
Skippers and DealerS . in
COAL,
•
.
LE AGENTS FOIL 0. W. SSIDEr.'S Vi14.1.' 1.734 . WN
$ . P I NE ..
.. FOREST COAL
zy • . .
,WALN, D rT HT[, ..
. I G 3 TIC, INITY .13rILD1NG,
' I
PHILAA. l'Af3.l, YORK.
I,otllli SNYl)tit, ~ - C: D.'SHOEirkla* .
-Jan 1. '7O
I'ler No. 13 Port Richmond.
ir i iconalc S. rcEPrunit, N: CORDON, 11.1*,R.EPPLIElt
REPPLIER, GORDON & CO.,
ILINF:RA AND SIIIIWERS OF
„ r
Lmuit Mountain; Mammoth Vein, Red Ash,
korberry, and _
TOWER CITY, 'LYKENS VALLEY 'COALS,
_ 13. - V,71 .Widnut Strict. Philadelphia.
OM( 1 1 1 - BroadwaY. (Room Su. B)_Biew 'fork.
27 Deane Street, (Itocite
,march ,'
.TIIOSITAS .MOURIS .11.*CKER.. JEASK M. COOK.
CAIN, HACKER & COOK.
tut 17 , TP: r a4- oF
L9CUST GAP. LOCUST MOUNT-A 1 , BLACK
HEATH.
- .1.1-SO, DY\ LLlillt OTNKR rings" QC A LI TI F 2 ,1 DV
NN - hitcy And lied Ash coals, .
.Na. 214 'Walnut Street.'Philkdelptda. and 'Wood-
Whorveis, Schuylkill Rarer..
itlitti B. 15TRYKER.,
• . SHIPPER AND AGENT, •
Jan. . • Schuylli.lll Haven, l'a.
• Pier 19,_ Port Richmond.
LOVE -BOYER &..00
-r, SIIIPPERS OF
Anthracite and Bituminous Coals.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
CbIBERIAAD VEIN BITUMINOUS COAt,
(334 Walnut nt., Philadelphia.
Onicea; 13 Doane St., I,4okten. •
37 Custom -Howe St., Providence
March 5,70 " - 104)-
lrem ljetk •
iIIas6ENJWITEL. JOB:: rraisknintreti:
WM. .HEISSENBUTTEL 'AEI CO.,
• 811Ippe 216 and Whole*ale Dealers la -
Schuylkill, :Lehigh , . and. Cumberland
C. 0A: ,
TIIINITY7BUII.DING, 111 BROADWAY, Room SI,
P. 0. Ilos 5019, NAVir YO RX.
sole Agents for New York and %lethal - for the
sale of LEE; GRANT & CO.'S PLANK RI fKIE, and
HAAS & BRENIZER'S TURKEY RUN COAL. 4.
march 13-ly •
DAVIDSON, YOUNG & CO.
- WIIOLIFISALE I)SALERS
LOCUST MOUNTAIN, SHAMORIN, LEHIGH,
h(III..NTON
COA_LS.•
ROOM N 0.16, TRINITY - BUILDING; NEW YORK.
. •
WM. M. DAVIDSON. formerly of Tyler A: Co.
SA3I'I.B. yousa, formerlyofeald,well,G‘irdon&Co
ROBERT K; BUCKMAN.
Jan 13.':6
pT. JOHNSON & .HOpOICEN
COAL,.
VAN W7.GIZTR, & STOUT,
MINERS AND SITIPPERS OP TUE
Celebrated" Fulton" ii - "Stourr (Lehigh)
• From the Ebervale and the Ntoitt colllerles,-near
liarleton,. Pa. Delivered "direct Iron/ int nem ,m
board Vessels at 1 .- r; , ..rOIESSOIC, Honoxxx, and NEW
IliwNswicx. N. J. . . •
• f 44 .k... , 40 Trlnliy Unlidlnir, ,
iDiticeisi -11 l Broadway; New 'fork.
- • I t Temporary at 1111 Broadway.)
May 16, .* .
,:,1 - 31--
VER PLANCK. & ATWOOD,
=I
I El I ti.ll,
SCHUrLKILL,
•.
WILK.ESBARRP., _
scam.. - ToNt, and •
SHA.MoKIN
COA L ,
No. 77 Trinity Building, 111 . Itrondw.say
t Nrvr York.
P. W. VERPI-4,NK,
Jan $. '7U
CALDIYELL.• CONANT • & •WESTON ;
NO. 111 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
•
• 7 (Humus 35 and 36 Trinity-Building.) --
. . .
... - WITOLFIqILE DEALEI2I3 111 , • . , ..
. .
LEHIGH. WILK.F.RBARUE. .....
PITTSTON. RED ASH„... - -
MAHANOY, SCRANToN '
LOCUST MOUNTAIN
AND,.CUMBER BROAD TOP. ETC..
• C 0 - A_ S'
COLE ...WENTS for ':••iew York and the 24orth
the eelebiiated COITNCIIAUDGE FREE BURN
ING 'LEHIGH_ COAL.. _ILLIE PRIM/BAK -THE
owELTos tielit-bitumitto - us and other l'lnn-rate.
ollterl s.
.
• .JAMESW.CALDWELL. CON.IO.NZT.
WALTER WESTON. - •
April 3, • , —l4 •
EEICE Or THE igIAGAR,A. ELEVAT
O
CO,„ M o)3l3llmeg iirFFAI.O. N. Y
COAL:
COAL
•
NIAGARA ELEVATING Co_ baying a
large ,urplus id Lot And Dockage, will be prepared
at the opening of flavigation to treelvedrout the Erie.
Bail way, Canal, or Lake', any <mutt My of •CX)AL for
.41...nage or thumb I ptnen t to anylpktee East by Canal.
: or west by the Lakes, upon soklavorattle "a 3I Y
parties in Buffalo. Their, lot is well located fora
general city blisiness„ •
• CYRVS MART: E, ier-Presi(kr. •
Mbrelt 2', 'el 13 tf
iuining Utul inerj. fit.
TO 0 COAL OPERATORS; AND
I VURNAPRA---
GRIeF. a LONG, Locomotive
13n SRACit fiTultr:T. Pit l i..t DE1.1.11 lA. I'-t .,
-AV la call your attenihm to- their Colliery and
Foriirter horamolityci deihrood for ioAide or oulAiile
w o r k . an d 1•44. any ?win irrd gimge of road-and ,haru
est eurr,e, tvlth eipmettyito,draw from 5:,1 tO:71.
gm , . Jowl:
!laving delieloped, In I,oth the Anthracite and
t utninotuf r7glons of.PenOsylvania, the ouor autre.s.
figrm
Turmoil - Axmailltine IZI the '-rountry, they -I,4er
with con:Mien co Irwin vari on .Nl3 . I e"4 , rsf Looornot Ive
Eagineavy4); isvery guarantee 0( their 'workman
ship autttiisdornionee, Arid ruler SO the,rriarly bowdn
operexpee tatheesveral - -diStrleto, funiaeva
and forgeripthestato anti orintit rp. - -• •
And :cost, west .pawer -developed, to
gether, eitla:leeir_duratillitn- rest ermia
I tglit eve
animal power or
locomotive tisie (as POiven by their experience of
st-veriityriktelittelierielpertoraving in expenses riff-
Jleienitts etketrihrslionti in son/ short fires- • •
Feb „_ . 7-0111
. _
W lRrh- 4"lr titi; rein . ggi - nY :L'• •
TUCKER 'CARTER , -4 1 41; ifeir . T r ork4
AU sizes Hemp co Wire Centres, bright or painted.
Tito Hope nuirmractureit by this arm eansiderva
bY parties using them, the hest. endhandsomest
Rope made in the world., made invariably from wire
drawn from the best Norway Iron. The largest ships
In tire U. S.'liory are rigged with Wire Hopes made
by this nrm. tramples of these Rope eon be aeon with,
and onlerslalten, said all Information given, and
- orders promptly n lied at reasonable rates and circa-.
tan? in rundina. by - A. HENDERSON,
oo.poitte Miners' National Rank, rottarille.
Jas Lar7iii • ,
ROOT'S EINCT/ONAL WHOUG.
SAVETY 11411LERS.
Ours IMPROVED .TRUNK ENGINES,
. iitzuoury. retake sad Narise.
Double Piston Square Hoisting Engines, Hoh4 7
tug maebinery for Coal Shafts, Sloping, - •
- • Grist Mills, Stores,4r,c-, &c. ;
One qf tl36ite Bolsters can be seen running aally at
pru: d HAIUIIS' Colliery, Idaltanoy City, pa;
—•
PARTICULAR ATTENTpIS I'N'irITED TO
the 'Holster. which has no .• No dead points
—havind two pistons in-o cylinder, either end
of _which is taking full steam when t ote other is
passing centre. It reqotres no friction stramclutches
or hmkes of any kind. Started, reveraed-or Stopped
Instantly, and at any point of revolution.' by the
simple movement of a single lever. Having no keys,
gibs, set screws, or other adjustable parts, which in
other holsters require -the knowledge and constant
care of an . experienced engineer. trut -he put - In the
lishds of the Most inexperienced persons.i All its
working parts are enclosed in the ease or cylinder,
and are thui protected from breakage, the of of
dust, dirt, and rust or weather. its extreme light
nes, compactness and rapids highly commend
tun;
It tor this Orders receiv edfor the manufacturer
htOlte undersigned, who will alien furnish descrtptire
catalogues, price 'bits, drawings.astinsates, and other
information. • • •
. - NATHANIEL GARRET. Illithastoy, ty, Pa.
A. B. CHURCH. DanYlibr, Pa.
Mar: 911, .
. •
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,
's 'POTTSVILLE SATU
NM
SCHIATIEILL
radpsai Ina r m
,for Ammer's' COAL at Greg rich,
Delimit* River, Pldlagielphla.
_ LEWIS AUDIINREID & CCP., :-
•, • AGENTA FORTH! SALZ Or TUT.
!or Creek Dianmad Coal lleempaies Illaraoad . Red and
1111ek Welk 11,14 e Ash Coals.
• (31/6 Walnut Street; Philadelphia.
OFFICV3:: , ;I Druadway, New York,
r . .
1141iAlby Street, Borden.
.
DB VIA PEARSON'. PHILA. ww.aanin. BAST, ANWIJAND.
DAVIS PE.AiiBON.4 , CO., ji•
XILB/Me AND SHIPPINS OV THE ,
cEurzsina I.OCLIIT MOVITAIII WRITE' Lail kip
SPOILN TUN
11' , ;AS1-1. COAL.
No. 12i Walnut f4treet,
orn 6.. A: No.lll Broadway, Bporo No. P, Tr' t i ny
Building, New York;
No.ll Doane Street, Boston.
GREENWICH . , ;DELAWARE AVENUE WHARF.
Jan. 1019- 7 1- '
THOMAS C. PARRISH;
Dann 111
'Lehigh, Schuylkill and Bituwingus
s 0 €
.
Consignments on Commission Solicited and taken
on Luyoruble Terrine.
Olftce--341 Walunt S. Philimlelptda.
May I,'ooo. • . _
,
. . . forbernr Treck_.
• •
•
, .
EAST, F RANK LIN .LORBERRY VEIN COAL.
it / Y EAST FRANKLIN LORBERBY COAL
. 1 la ttow t o exclusively bk . Alestars. REPPLIrtI,
(101t1102.4 ac '03., who are my sole Agents. Parties
'ordering from them may always depend upon get
ling a pure article. . , .
{N4. 329 Walnut fitt.,_intiltuielOta. ' .. " .
IN: No, 11:1 B
OFFlCmadway - , Room 8, New York.
, No. ';'.l3 Doane street, !loom 3, Boston.
Jan 1, 10-1- : HENRY" Rm.'
OFFICE OP I ,TICE MOCANAGUE COAL
COMPANY NO. 51.10 and W 2 W Front *t.,
WILII4;COTI rti, DELAI4'.4.II.E.
We ate now' preparedlo furnish - the trade, I).!al
erg lint ifAinsumera with - our
Celebrated, coal, the !' Shiehatanny, - ... -
And thoie Interested will find it to their advantage
and economy to consult thlavompany lx•fore: making
their yearly Coat to or engaging cargoes.
Shipping point fo the Western - Market, Erie. : '
• •1 " Kuutitern do Havre de Grace.
" - •• " - •' Esatern do Wiltniugton.
N. 1:3.--,Also, the Clover Hill Rail Road and Illtu
ntinuout Coal Co. a Coals, fol. the manufacture of
gal. 417 candle"' 471 , c. f. ylept ; coke rod quality and
percentage of gat' 'mall. :May 21, '7O-21- :5 ,
,
DAME
•Miner am
Locur
POTTSVII,
Jan I,
N:ARE NO
Bulky Free
DANIEL
IiAN . DSO3II.
Ali
May 7, 74.1
ORIGMAL
ally, tlat.•l have
THE SOLE AN!
ORIGINAL,
Tlu• rharnetei ati
It will be ; 4 11/I'l',
rlpervixlmi.
JOHN W. ATWOM)
. •
9r-t!
43iiamob: nv, May
(
()Frzet:S k • 21
• ' 53:i
Ilav 14, 111
HENRYI
VOEIEG TO
COAL.
Which gave atii!h
year, wilfeentititie
PURE and FR
stud cad - cooly be hat
all tide-ruler
.1 . 1t0134 Wait
°Mies, 53 Tha ,
THiS" WAIL IS.
And w•e pledge..oo
liiiiiiN
RT. IRON
BEST FR E E BURN
Itarrb ID
071.01:.•-Mann
111 Pus, are h
fartore,-s m ele p , or use
Ipf
rringemet on All
es the st y
will be 1
the law.
1 have already
ties, and .
- Port Carbub7Apki
_ Parties is want or
ble prices by the nu.''
. • -
Fresdaln
KANUFAMOB. - - AND 1781LE5 0
gee:a Ilimpigeb de. la beheylklU coontr
TAKE NOTICE. sold to ALLISON
HANNAN.__odPott • •• • salaterestln awl% :4 •
STEAK P/STON. _ • halm given them the eattte
control of lb moot • ty, with power to coned. Mt
mcaperi goalie . gab thereat lee the awn
beggre and see of •
Ott DAVID
'll3-1
~ui~minq o [i
\
Bch
gthilt - t'onittik
qo NNE
Shipper on he Celebrited
OUNTAIN COAL
E, SCHITyLEILL'CO.; FA.
IN DAILY. RECEIPT
01 T
VICRI NUPERIOI
I I arcing DeOp. Red Ash
BSTER COAL;
WE
SQUARE 7 FRACTI 7 RED.
13EinUEM31
MMI
MEL, Jp.,,S: IWO.
JOHN HO
Walnut St.. Philadelphia.
Duane St., Itontnn.
Trinity Building, New•Yortt
( 2O
onuwil: 21
( 53
•
ENBY CLAY COAL.
I 14. g : to notify n
r4ity frlendx and thy public geni.r.
.
ISEMEM
MEL, JR. & 11110„,
JOHN RO
II) EXCLUSIVE Ai; ENTS
E SALE OF MY
FOR T
ENRY CLAY COAL
reputation of-which Is so well
the market, as to neviLl
known In
lul comment
QM'
D AS USUAL under my Mrn
JOHN 'B. DOTTY.
ill. ,
*stout AL rhibuls. .
Doane. Rt.• Boston- ,
Trinity Ma!tiling, Neu York'
CLAY COAL.
MS
FORT[ THE PUBLIC I ,
• 1 i
t
3:101111 WELL -1::4;OWS
TIiAT TUE sui,
CLAY CQAL,
HENR
• •
11km:idea nti.fWtL.ti t jeutt
tx :41/lived i •
E'
Lanni our exulu.lveAg(uth far
3131E1 t , JR. k BRO. ',
JOHN
nt Street. P 1 ilI lta.
it.T/IttildittitrNew , 1 1
Strekt,,•floston. • !!
. •
item' tihOilid 1* Iltillieg!'0,1:
To "Imo'
I=l
LIGHT,
ItEE 111. 7 1iN IN'ti
RTICLE,
11ve444 t•t)tilltute Its
lON SI.:CON . I)';XO \n hi„
.PfigPARA
mmend It A. 4 the
COAL tar MARKET.
'SON, CUITERMAN & CO._
ROBER
wren and users of Steam'
! cautioned against the man- '
I of any PO= *Abet am an 'ln-:
.'a Patent; dated september 21 t ,
• - tell to the Sal extent of.
enoni milt against several par-
te 511 other Infriasere.
18. 'WA ROM ALLTSON.!.
fops can he supplied at reason
lArl4lB-0X 11A.kNALN.*
ran Worba, Port Unbar'. Pa.
' Abyttiistitycnts:
R X. ROBINSON a 'co, 1 ' .
iSnecessor to W. ti. Mpitierj
DIPOILTLILI,X.A.NerAcrciuums (It F 4 FUNLiIit.LIL'i OY '
Min-tarn Church. tiaelety. Theatrical Coops. Flais,
- Balmer*, Budge... Le r ..•
.....
No. Mt Shrth Third Street, Phaludelphir •••
DereMber 4, Ice/. : • • 1
'-
___
THE FOLEMBEIaPR 'WED Tweh c.
1 ;740‘..r. Five Dollar Family bewing Machine. TIAP,
cheapeat First Cliumddirwhjue in the Market. Agents
scam,.! in curt! '
ra
Liberal eornimmlori allowed.
For term.' abd circular, aildpesis AJ S. HAMILTON,
Gret.,Agent, ;Cu. 700 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
-April 10,,6
I 10-3 m
W . . J. EVE#ETVii
IMMMIMISI
,No Strap': under tile arras.. Perfect comfort. und
henent guarateiNL 592oeth Seventh below arrh,l
Threav, Supparderr, riastlc stock-,
to Crundies, Sc.. Lady attendant, ' '
Jan© 2d. 114,11.
• 'at --1y
MINEITEB I CHALFANT &
Importers of
• r
Hosiery m
, Notions, , _
'White Goods, EbrOideries,
Vents F,urnishiniiQoods;
No. rot MARKET STREET. PIHEA.DELPHIA.
Jan 15, '71.1 1. 84.tna'
ARCH STREET CARPET WAREHOUSE.
2 Arch tdrect, below Ninth %levet, Philadel
phia. The old eettablitilied stand. IleceiVing for the
Npritig Trade a large stock of the 2%..•trZlTyles of .
CsIItI,>ET,_INQE3
. .
purelinxed at the Lowest GOLD RA and will Le
said al a urea/ redurtioa Awn last :lulu's prices. .-
E.NtiI,IBI.I , BICUSSEILS at #1 50,an ' all biller Orods
In proporldon. ' . JosEPII IlLACKW001),
April 16, 70-16-10 t . 832 Arch ML, Plilladellildn.
- 'cV/11. --- ii ; dit — E — Alak:: . .-.
- 7
—.-
t - .7
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• •
• •
Watter-Proof llariettzt
April 9, '7O
F URNI T URE. : ;, 7
LTols:
CABINET MAKERS, No. 413 watu9l.. S ~ptinadelphu.
' Our establishment bi'one q the ohlest IMPlilludel
phia, and trout long experience andlAperiorfacill
ties we are prepared to furnish good [work at reason-.
wide prier's ~
We manufacture tine furniture,
priced furniture of suiterior gitality.i . A large stock
of furniture alsvays oil baud. - Gockl4l made to order:
Counters, 'Desk Work atul . :011li c o Furniture for
Banks, Others and StOres, made to order. '
JOS. WA 1:11 IN, ; I: V. LIPPINCOTT,! JOS. 1,. scorn
Feb 12. ''M . ' '
WISHER ALL ; 13 CEDAR. VAT and TINE:
1 NIA Nl' FA CTI +ICY , Nos. 11t5 and 11 f 1 'Non b Front
street, helmet ilrard Avenue, Philadelphia, Penna.
Mre world respectfully Inforin_ the' public that we
Hie manufacturinit WOODEN TANKS, RESER-
Vt 11115...te., of eyvry deseript ion and capacity, suit
able for Brewers, Distillers, Collie les, Railroads,
Hotels, Private Du'ellings, ..Tre„ 'Seco id hand Tanks
all size on hand. Our work Is made of White Cedar
and other woods, aceorillng ni orde , thud we will
guarantee It to give entire sathifactlim, and furnish
it On the 1110eq reasonable ternis. Tabs Matto of any
de , dred shape, whether Round Oval or Square. i ~
‘,„ HENRY] W. FINHEIt.
:Windt 12, '7O-11-3m,1 .. AMOK H. HALL. t.
AVIIiE BAILING, WIRE GUARDS. for Storo
1 V Fronts, Factories; ,te., 'HeavylOrtmped. Wire
Cloth for cleaning ores. .anal; file.i heavysqeen
Clutha and Oat screens. Wire We dang for sneep
and poultry yards. Paper Makers' Wires, Beam am!
Iron %Vire Cloth Sieves, Painted Screens, Ornamen:-
till Wire Work. Every information by addressing
the manufacturers, ' •M. W.il-ELF,It .t. SONS
No. 11. North 6th street, Philadelphia.
1 - 7 7/Y .
Feb 12, 70-
REM.OVA.L.
J()SIII:A COWPt.AND's stiNs :
.
. .
HAVE ItENIOVF*1111:11( . I, • .
I.O6KING•GLAS AND PICTURE-FRAME STORE..
. ~. To So. iS \uria Slt.th St.. Plißads., .
Whe,re they otTer nt re4tterd prieextigetietal tt.qsort..;
toent of I.l.ykinsz-Glamesi, Picture Illmtnex, Largo
, . Frew.lt Pl:4te Mirrors, l'lnin and/ 4 l ittinmented .
Picture Frame., eorojci, 'Mouldings, ke. ,
.1( iS11,11:.1.. C.OWI'LAN.WS SONS;
Feb 19, - 7o.tint No 14 North Sixth St.. Phllndst
PILES Mt HEMORRHOIDAL.p7MORS
.ternal and External:Mind, Bleedl g and Itching.
positively, perfetily and permanently cured, with•
oat palm danger, n'strtintents hr entisties," by WM.
A. MeV.% N1M.1.14, M. 11.. No. RIX Spring
Phila., Pa..who can refer you tonverEleven Hundred
oft he ifie..t el t 'tens. nf Philadelphia. Who have been
eu red. A lintel lee oteleveu.sears •as sp.sdal ty In
this disease withotq a failure, Warrants a cure all
.J'yt;l9,:7o
T°PaIDEIIIISPAT :00CE.RS
: • I •
. • ell Alt INA lit It II A -
(.111e14lical •••
.• •
1 •
STIIrET; I'1111,A0•11,1.111A.
ilikporter 111,(1 11)caler,111 Finoi Fx4ntinl ()IN. Es
la•riel-s, Ethers, Flav , ,rinv. and•Ct , oklnc Extrltets. '
The only place tosbuy-Pure thla and superior Con-,
eent rated Extract.; l'inizs, 'Labels. Tln Fall and Cops
of all colors and hizes,'lAll colors of Seallne Wax.
thil.l Bronze. Ile., AgentX (orl)eVer..ta Malt Extract
and Compound 1:6.1y and A 4.' Preparation- Call and
exandm..May 7, '70,-1.9-7m
. .
CiAS .FIXTURLS.. AKE.SOSENP.:". LAMPS
• 1 . ..
Ma
. ERIDIA
,NI I;LTI.,Di Elt
. .
. , .' • '
sAFI:st :%,411 RESTTqF7 MAIM:En% IT GIVF-S THE
LARGE.sr LIGHT OP, BVILNI: I E UAW:.
Ci/OLTFIIt. JtISES- fi CO.. ifailutiactsireni aid
Wholpanle Dealeri[, Arch' Si., Phila. .
I
June 5, ISM - • Z-ly
• -
T TN lON HAMS. ! • ,
In offering the above; brand to tile attention of
consumers the preseneteasint; begileavero state,
that`' we have made very - great improvements in
their curing during the past Winter, arid have no
hesitancy in saying, they are the,•bert Ham, errant.
They - are selected from st Het ly corn fed Hogs;
med very nicely so as to make as little waste-fin cut
ting as possible, atpl tho ingredients used in curing,
are the very tincsflo bodol. .The Hams are all as
sorted before pickling and each size cured by Itself
so as-to enable ire to keel in pick lejnet long enough
to mire and not be too salt a great, fault With most
Hamm. We also cure in lee Houses IFII summer and
can- furnish the Hams at all times: cut. from Hogs
that were alive within trWeeksutthetimetae Hams
arcdelivered which is it- great eavantage and
,nne
possessed by very few dealers: .We feel, fedistied a
trial - will iiistiresrit I:auction. riite`gentilne unless
branded. Skold - unlit by ,• • . ,
A. P. CHEESEBIT.OUGH & CO., r
- Pork Packers, No: la N. Delaware Avenue
April S, PHILADELPHIA, ,
.CEO. J. BURKHrt r aT
"VAT and TANK FA. c,r On'Y,
No: 1341:13.UTToNWOOD STREET ,
L A-DELHI T A.-
3.)- '
ME
EMI
INIMMI
We are prepar&l to make
WOODEN TANKS, yarytTiglll Capacity from
~.
150 to 150,000 -
(or !ir..p.er.o. histiffrre ;
ibinit6retterrr.e, ' ,
II 1,;, 4 4 VOIIIS for COLLIEItiIIS..:-
_
Refer to 1). (1. Yt - ENt:i.p.'c), 1 ) 1,1.1Nrille;
.Ashland.
SEVEN , PER CENT: t
. ,
' 4 " FIRST MORTGAGE . BONDS•
TIit.:)ANVILLE: IiAZLEToN, & WILKKs.
AtAMIE-ILMI.ROAD.C.6MPA!kY,:
air Ss AND ACCRCED
(To 1111-1111(4:111Q Stay F,ith. • ' -
IN'TERE4T PAYADLE AND u"FUREI;
rersi,us.wi:Shlng tit t{l:lke•invebtlOtnt , . are Ito : i,ter
V. oxatitine the turd ts or these firkNlTs.,
. .
- . Firinnclal .lttentl4, 1 . 10 I;:oit'llt.Thlrd Sttreet,
. .. _, • ,
_.: PILILADELI'iII.A..
Da ii oven imen t. itontls told °tiler See.urttles taken
In etettantte for the aboi'v ut best inarftet rates. _
April Zt, Id ,
. .
$lO,O 0 off lIAlt A*ITE E.
BCCIi IliAl eicels all biller listed!
.., -.. . •
... lat. }'o'r It9. 7 nrivaled Whitenr:srL , ,
• ~.
' •SA. :For tits Unequal l ed ‘Tharsbility. : , .. -
• 3d. For its Clisvarpas:iesi Covering I'r.)iierty, I,
EN
.• Lastly for Its •Esoeenty.. •
• ' It costs I .css, to palnt:-?Sfith Ituck \Lek thatrany
Pi2ier White Lead exfank. - The- sae wiiiithecovets
MornSerfacs, Is more Dittible,drel rutak`es , Whiter
'Work, • ,
1117CIZ. LEAD Is the
,Cheaoeit and Best,
1 •
\lest.
; ll' AR ANTEE.
. .
• ZF: 4 :C Exec:hit:di yther
• ..
Ist: F,sitits tnegnilea
.Id. For Jo. Unrivahid-Whitenese.
Sd. For-its Unsnrintsite4l Covering Fropeily.•
Ltuttik,- for ite {',rest r.conoiny,
-being the. Ch enpog t handsomest, and 'Hiatt Daiable
White Fttint, lu the World. " • 1
Etta' ONLY 4tticg, LEAD' AND, MICK.
• ZINC; ' - 1
TRY IT ANI.;:11£ CONVINCED.N.,:'
SalinfacfionVuarantertJ bythe Munnfacturcrs
, :
ii4ist
MANI:I'M - CURER
sti'mts . or; rittEAt)
==isl3E!
r,E.IU OE ALL TA 7.; ES'
gi v.11.113'
STI:.1111J1“ . WI.I',DMAN,
. , •
BUCK COTi4SGE C0L948,
rrpnret , cpressly for 11:atilt/rig.'
,
Cottages. OUVlluildlitigii of eve
~rftlemption,failees„
ate. Thirty-fire diffarent co ins% Mrable, -Cheap,
Uniform, and Beautiful shades.
Rumple cards sent day mall if demilred. _ •
ealers' Coders will be, promptly executed•by Abe
Alltnupsetatera.
FREN4W., 411.
N. W. Cor. Tent/land Market Moneta, Pti
y lladelphimi,
4arr 2.10 •
.•
FTAy
• •
.A.tia I
zwlr
MACK :
on hand
•'
which Will be
Lath Ci•
recelied.
lh add
GOODS.
GOODRote
Choice Japan
Itamburg •
Sddurl
' 11
;ox,
Also otTer -In a
Ittall llnd l , of t
SILK rims
I4dles! !lbw;
Bepteml)fr 1,
`kTEW 000'
•
ANNIE NO
nirSp6c4filTly.:l;
A NEW' 11,(
Flto.N.V nt
`^ I
Fr
N9tirtusok9,.
Ladies af fi l M
N Ew•(to no .
•
•
106 CEN
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'1.11111.1.
, fl-3m
MI 111
kir.cma
!ILK. ST:B
B EST SI 'W.
HONETCO3I
WHITE XA
TABLE LINT
N - orriNgu.-
WHITE PLA)
STRIPE:O l'l '
CASSINIERE-
Lan eyer..li 4 -
In tuttlitlon
Itle ',
, • NEW
,T2l.
edeittml al
•
da mint pi
arc. or
popular prires,
OLD TOWN
•
SPRINGS
FO
gimi
• •
• Desire , to *rt.
ll
inert of 1 1
Consisting‘of t
•
I:3I ; ACK AND 1",`I.
• I
I I , Ai
• ,
SIIANI'I.
We alsd call at t
Grio(7Ell
is ver?'r in
'care for tiUs Vµar
pis ,10 . to eilumprn •
a nrst-clasu lifg c:
at our fttal?ll,..h
1.1 ARIUS p.ll.
Mine Enginfed
Other, Railrgitd II
ir,ratilitent Murvt'Sl
t•xecuted'proilaigL
. Oftlee—Ceittiv S,
HENRY FL al
r• cly.i'
, .
surNTYR and . rxj
tat Lands. I
OFFit,%,l-11,1i DILI
Eplscoplq, t.:llcrell
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13 W. SIEVA. f
. Petutsylvlttlid
km,l4.
T. A T III, LI
TEL` 17 , 4
eitleations ,
of lialldingst 4 t.
tittilitiftl to. I
ITILLI.A.MI
V Norwe*inti
rind tiftF.Y
pion. l'art tc4tar
caror (*go. !1_
OEOIZG F: it. frriAv
ST`"*RAITCH 'lt •
C 1 1 ,11.1
, 179 CENT!: Sr
January L 71)
S:AMUVLIC
PEACE
Ci I
t N. t.
brat:lolm fir6 - kn ,
awl prompt n g
.011 01. 4 1 and
r
PRI. D
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, .
Ilavlnd twei In
ailelphla gin ]m .
lilykutiditis fr aq
littera on. pahr,t , i I
f" E QRGE ICA
CY N. tr.:l., IA
' Inventor of he
Weaken.; half 'the
great' tunonntf
twit -damping . d
of-without - dohr - t
nrAiehed to dlspetn
oritwo- aturles; an
tli_ . kune tine%
. 6.. he adverts: _._
"tscr
tp , bulld colliery 111
March 5, - 10
L. F., WHIO,I
B,
visirrED
310:4"irr r R
oiv6d ns. per
STOCK'S and
York - And Phl
tonal Comtn*ln
Jan 1„ lit, I ,
flCl
Bo)
TbilWer t . ,
'per, Joan ...
D 3413.-44.11 .1
ff
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ING,. l'-:NIAY.'..,-:!8'7.-.
•
oo9,;•.Clottiiitg, &c. -
•
OLAND,I22 CENTRE ST..
inflCArt Horsy., Porrerest3.4
a new Stock. of SpritiSt& Sunstner
pts for the present season, each as ~
, - FirmvEft.. CLOTH consers,
, TItINIUNGS, NOTIO;;;$,.:&a
new lot pf .
AND .st - atatEn .
Id ebeanfor ctudi. ;
It
made to; Order. New Patterns inst
tlet. Wer2-14-r•
D.& 110YE.11.
E St, POT,TSVILLE.
their u.knal ret r orttnent •ni . DRESS,
JIDERIES,'NOTIONS,
have.) wit openeil a Ittliamortatent of'
Silk Robes, rr
Ones snit Inse'rtings, ' . r • r._
and Jugla Kid 13
vy illark'Silka. r '' • .
1-3 English Shlrilngs, •
Itarrnlnit In Linen Flnnilkeeehlets
unit White gods generally.
(litho] to the well ptown
• . BUFFALO ALPACA;
Fc celebtatell
TIF,VVER BRAND;
r.LArK rcitE MOHAIR&
In hitt , nuultir ta order. . .
I—tf-w.
8 LOW PRICES!
'SEI.I4NG (COST!
MEM
1 Nt.VitiZgr ;.7kTICEET,,
Torrsv ILT.E, PENNA.,
•
1 , 11 I IlC`f,4 t f the Ladles . Of 1 4 ,ottsv llle
iipelled a • ' 1
T ()F SICK B,ICQ,
t.TE,
IT.A(.1;.:!•411,K
I.lecs, J:ottv4ix Kid gloves, Corsets
so, cloplyS In rarirty. !.
sets Cloakci mode to order. , .
übt receiVO. Junel9,T6-,—lyff
D 9 ,AT
1 IC I ECOLS'
RE STREET, P&FTSVILLE.
t h r newi.st
rA Gra;n
.12. colors
; ;12-1. at 51 75. •
4ErLI.ES 9„LTILTS--clieap.
INS 'AND NAPE: INS.! •
[ll CIrE.TA IN LACES. •
L its rot : stuict,..i.
171 7 .N.:'--A tine a.ssortaient.
apd boys' wear —,cheaper
It he al). ,ve •OH'Cl!ZitleS, we 0111 . .r rt full
.YLE DRESS' GOODS;;
,
,riust makes of ir •
1111
'll.—The - :phlee So • find tivic of:the
is of NEW . ,tlouilsotet”l at. Ihe Most
r at the • , • • ~.
I'ALL STORE, 306 Centre Striet.
IL "EICIfOLS.
DRY` (}ODDS.!
& BROTHOr
E STREET, -POTTSVIItiIf'E.
i .
'tertian to !their extensive asiort-
NU AND SUSIME.II
,
DR
GO L ODSk
B . l.ltest Sfylea of tho
1-).0 - m6seiC:Alarltet:4
OEM
6;•a l t4H ThE COLLit TIO/
t •
t:ccLuDi%
LOItED .911.1t...*‘4;
EiEBROIDERI S. 1.
1-ITII 000444 and DO*E.t.., 16 1 / 4
110.41EIRY,
.0L00.3 OF ALL 'RINI'S
CLOAK'S,
t s
OF ALL KINDS
'tt ion to otir:itocA of
I i . • • i"
L ES, ' QUEF::NSWA RE;
am! s..lerted: with the utmost
Wed, net - consider it neeen.
wiintWe have, but everything in
xis itntl prpcery Stgre,ean be had t
rtneos 1
VTEutRs,
.cuvlLikNenr.fiEElns,
Collleryr 31aps for ,Inspoetor,s
I 'catkin' and Construction, Topal.
dud all other proftWdonal work.
, and on retwonable terms.
met, Pottgrllle. P
SANTI3,,' •
AND.Y
AND ENGINEER;
I
Cts . ,oollerteii,and - eiamlneis.34inf: •
• •
's .1 - Wilding; Centre St., ()nix:mite
I • Jan.
It, POT TS, late of tile'
, :tatetittologletit :survey, exploTee
Jan , I. 'ttl--1.-=
.E.Z.WINEER and
tre street, pottsvin. rigout, Spe
mates' ntaile of. every tifmeription:
veylug In ',lts Various , brahehes
. , • man It, "70-6-13 ,
.
LLOCK, COAL AGrENT.—Orlice,
'treet, Pottsville. RED..WHITE
)AL bought and sold on Com tnbt
tewloti pada to HO tradehy the
July
• !
R. 4 A. p. COCHRAN.
A.ampAr .
Nu , NuNtriiouNaNkitsi.
DiLkuoirrsmEN,
LET, roTTSVILLL, tup maim)
RI'S 20CAN, JUSTICY. OF THE
' l l4 EI4T-21,T1.,: A.t;ENT 'A NO I,V ,
, ,
NEER,
~
oNtm tit., rcyrrsysta.r, PA. ' •
1
gi yen to all bumf neva ta the above
a largp, experience, kathsfaction
)4ninteccl. ;tkalectlorai especially
lutisiediate attention.
•.
luatiaraad Gas ro er,
'TON 11 1 :0 !TULIET, POTTSVILp:
VEZEU
. .
he laisiness over le_vears In Phil
} unusual facilities for 'deriving
i nit - Class hpu.ses.. fro- Particular'
'atntry_woric. nutreh'3l,
; TZ, • AILORITECT.
eiTitiaIT;TOTTSVILLII:'
polf-dutuping atges, and of etnil
usual height, having: thereby
a
bubo' in a. endrea The
are for slopes a shrifts. with
r?' car, and with water apparatus
with ptinipst It se,lf4dunips one
I hoists one, ttcu
111 plan. superintend or,eontraet
praveinents of nil kinds.
• _ 10-ly
132 I
K
Street. PottxrUte, PS.
14;0 (lent
11 tot:ALT:Ie IN
0
AND ;81.I.A71)11...
ON EixoAript,l
- . AL 4 tD 0111E2, BONDS, ,`
•
trAr .Dr.rosrr-ImrsinEsT
nareopent. '
-
twmght and sold atthe New
of -itrok-ets at the
721
FAMILY *OAR])
r
Alnico. • . • ,
dDr.ANiDi:BOYB,
down ' •
eteenth Aun:nAl Bataan
SEEMAN, the doW et
,Ils , recielved et any Atm&
A,i3t.,
......
tialartner; , abinia. •Itraitb,
Ner Hatter ' fliciart,‘
;_teneta a l
vi
r imph. kulbars,V.
airem_ witeluel
, 4 14 e 0 P P. Yost, idifitter. Mr'.
. ie. - •
&Wien, .E;livi tiseiiihernX
iik ligrveyltai
,erti 'Moder. rp
4 L. 1... lloupt,S.o Fry, IfMeir
isFsmoliclutr James Kept, Sautes
tJa13731:14-"VAI
I IA
'i
THE fINEIDA • MASSACRE.,
o• •
f a cryi Ira* befall., as the good slily went down."
:—Teitimotay nl (teptain!s Clerk, Mr.' 11,.,• L'entritin
sit fed. . .
ito'f.rf a erywaStitiartl;aa the. ship wen t . ,doWn !
.1.1 There they stood—es - ery man at hie .post
What to them was the pltllessfrown _ •
LA...lf the derdon of darkness, that Wrings us most,
Asite think of a death in the gloom of - night,
With the shuddering stars for our only light.
And know thntnnmarked by human eye, •
We-shall wrestle alone with agony!
There"they stood—every man atids peat!
OVer the waters securely Tale
-, : the bloodless monster, whose flippant boost:
'Was a tilsembemous outrage to mart and GM..
"I've sunk a 4-41 l'arikee—ruid serve her right!"
Ruch was 150 burden of the. song.
Which the British sailor in cruel
4 , 4ing as he howled on his way along.
, ,
There they stdod—every man at his poet !
Veteran CispLairi and beardleas youth—
Each, to that hour, hlixiself a host; •.
Clad 4n the armor of Duty and Truth. -
There they stocidc.as the ship went down, °
Reeling and plunging to meet her doom,
Gilding our enrolls with fresh-rdnoirn,
Plucked from the Jaws of the yawnifig tomb
There they stood—every man al his post!
• Brothers and countrymen, pause and mark!
Is It enough that, with speech and toast,
We pledge to their memory 1. Cold and stark
They are Boating nor, ff the ravenous maw -
OP the grim sea-tiger hasjell - Mein, a chance
To tie washed to the bounds' of a distant shore,
By the heaving billoweNlow advanm: -
There they stood—every Man at his post !
Here wo and at overr;tide
Talk now and then of the ship that was lost,
. dud the ',poor, faithful fellows" who san I; a midied
•Is it enough f: Do - we lack for a stone; • •
Whose sculptured record might tell their:jai.;
To future ages, whet' we are gone,
. And the star of the Present Is dim MO pale?
Let dot, the brand of a selfish rare:—
Of a people anstirbed to the.lust of aold.
Tell to the world, as rt. foul disgnice,
That the heart at oar nation is dead and cold
Here is a lesson, wideh we who teach.
The darling children that climb our ltnet ,','
IHay4uhl to-the list of the texts that preach
The ndblest and purest of ho - rui lea !.
BAY;Apri I It; 1570,
[EIO3I:3IIARK ‘ TWAVS.,I -
OUR PREC/01 7 $ U.N./ 47(i
E
• ' Xi m - Mac 10.
Theltiehardson-McFartand jury hiid been
out one hour and tifty ininutes. A, hicath-:
less silence brooded over court and auditory.
.;--11 . silence and .stilknms so absolute, not-;
withstanding the i - a 4 Multitude of human
beings packed. together . : there, that when
some one :faraWity among the throng under
the north-east haleony cleared his throat
with a ennithertNi little tough= it' startled
everybody unComfortably, so distinctly-did
it grate upon the pulSOessair.••• At that im
posing • Moment the bang of .a door was
heard ; then the shuttle of approaching feet,.
and then, asort of surging'itifd Swaying dis
order among the ile:Os near the entrance
'from the jury -room told that the - Twelve
were coming. Presently all Was'still again,
-and the foreman of, the jury -rose and said:
i'`Youn. Hoxon AND
the jury charged with tlieduty of determin
ing NV - bother the.prLsolicr at the• bar;lDaniel
:McFarland, has been of murder,' in
taking by -surprise • an' unarmed inan and
shooting him,to death, or whether the 'said
prisoner is simply afflicted with a sad. but
trrt...‘sponSible insanity which, at times can be
cheered. uly by violent entertainment- With
firearms, do Mid as follows, namely :
`That the prisoner Daniel MeFarlipil is in
sane, aS above described. Because :
1: Fis great-grandfather's step-father was
tainted with insanity, and. frequently killed.
people who were distasteful to him. 'Hence .
insanity is hereditary in the family.
For nine years the prisoner at ihe bar
did not adequately' support his - family.
Strong circumstantial evidence of insanity.
;"3., For nine years he made of his home, as
general. thin& a poorhouse . ; sometimeS
(but very rarely) a cheery, happy, habitation;
frequently the den of a beery,"driveling;.stu-
Tefted animal; but never ? as. far as aSeertain
ed, the abiding' place of a gentleman. These
be eyidenees of insanity.
i. He oncetook his young. unmarried fqp
ter?in-law to the museum; while there his
hereditary insanity clime ntxm him, and to
.such a degree that he hiccupped and stag
gered ; and afterward, on the way home,
even made love to •the young girl he was
protecting.. 'These are the acts of a person
not right in.his mind. ' - • : .
5. Fora good while his suffering's were so
great. that lie .had to submit to the 'motive,
=I
nience-of having his wife give. publie read
ings-for the family support;- and it:times,
when 11c handed- theSe . shameful earnings
to tlg , barkeeper,r his haughty Soul was so
torawith anguish that he could hardly stand
withotit leaning up against somethin At
such times be hasheen.known lashedhed g.
tears
into : his subsistence until it was diluted `to
utter inefficiency. Inattention - of this act-.
tute is not the act of a I.)emocrat nit:if:Meted'
in mind. • •
6. "He never spared_ expense in making ids
wife comfortable during her occasional cett
ilfiements. - -Her father is..able tO• testify to
this. There was- always an clement
,of tin
soundnev,abOut 'the prisoner's., generosities
that is very suggekive at this thue and be
fore this court.. .
7. Two .yeani ago the pruner came fear
lesslyup behind Richardson in the dark, and
shot him in theleg. The prisoner's braveatid
protracted detlanee.of an adversity that for
years had left him little to depend' upon for his
support, but a wife who 'sometimes earned
scarcely anything for weeks at a time, isevi
deuce that he Would have appeared in front
of Richardson and shot .him hi the stomach.
if he had not been insane At the. time of the ,
shooting.
-S. Fourteen months-ago the,. prisoner told.
Archibald Smith that hews, going to kilt
:Richardson. This .
9. Twelve months ago he. told. Marshal P:
Jones.that-he was going to kill Richardson.
;
10. Nine months ago he was lurkingabout
Richardaon's honie. in New Jersey, and said
he was going to kill the said •Itichardsop.',
Insan,ity: • .
'eveti. months ago he-Showed it - pistol
.to Seth -BroWit and said that tbat, was for
1 22-tt
Riebardion. _He .sald BroWn testified that
at that timelt seemed plain that there was
soMetlfing the matter with McFarland, fin.
he crossed. the streetdiagOnally nine times ;in
fifty wards, - apparently without. any settled
reason. for tionig - s9, and,finally fell in the
gutter and went to sleep. Ile remarked at
the time thatlgeFarland "acted strange"
believed he .. was Insane. Upon' hearing
Brown's evidence, John W. Galeil; M. D.,
affirmed atoriee that McFarland umi insane.
12.-,Vive months •ago, McFarland. showed
his.ctistomitry pistol, in his customary stay;
to his bed-fellow, Charies'A. Dana, and- told
hin he Was going to kill Richardson the
first time an opportunity offered. •Evidence
of insanity. .
-• 13 - . 7- Five month s- and .tivo'W'eeks- ago Mc-
Farland asked John Morgan the time of (Iv
mid turned awl walked - rapidly away nil*
Out waiting for an felyarf T. Almost indubit-'
able ecidenee of insanity. ,!'
• 14; It Is reniarkable that exactly one week
after this circumstance the priShner, Daniel
'3leFirland, confronted Albert D. RiChard
son suddenjy and - without warning shot him
dead. This;* mitnifc)it insanity. -Overy
:thing'ive khow of the prisonorgo . .es-to shOw
that if he had been 'nano at the tithe, he
would have shot his vietint from Mutt
15. Therils'an -absolutely overwhellning
nntsslof f.stinfony,tci show. 'that fin hour" be
.l(omila-shooting, McFarland. was ; A'N - Xxottli
AND vNEASV t . and that fire -Minutei after Al
tar trita EXCITED. :This the accumulating
Conjectink% and eaddenew of insanity culmi
. nate lb this sublithe and, unimpeachable
- proof
. .of It. Thereforti=: , •
"Your Honor add .Cientlenktre- tiff,
jury prononhCe .the said Daniel 3 Worland
INNOCENT .14 ; 111)E11, MITA LA_ rivirstx
INsAsE.." „. • • •
YThe seen° that .-ensued almost ileitis de
sertritlon. • Hats; handkerchiefs and bonnets
were frantically. waved above the Massed
heads in the courtrdom, and three tremen
dou.s cheers and a tiger told Where the sym
pathies of court and people were. Then-a
inmdreil pursed. lips were' advanced •to kiss
the liberted prisoner,. - end many a 'band
thrust tto give him the congratulatory
Eihake- - prestol - Witit a -maniac's , own •
quiekness and. a maniac's 'own filry, the
lunatic asasesittof. Richardson- fell upon his
friends with, teeth and nails, boots and office
furniture,: and *the amazing' rapidity, with
which he broke heads and limbs, and rent
and sundered bodies, till near, a hiindred
citizens ,were reduced to mere quiVering •
heaps of ileShy odds and ends and crimson
rags, was like nothing in, this World but the
exultant frer4 of a pannging, tearing, roar
in : devil of steata mach when it.
snatches a hiatnau ; being and, spina and
whirls hint till he shreds away to nothing
ness like a 'lbut o'clock! before the breath
ota • • •.
• The destriletten was awful.: It 18 said that
within:the; space of eight minutes - Maar
land--killed and crippled some sizi score.
I • persons and tore down it large..portion:of the.
L'ity.Hall banding, carding away aniteast-.
ing into Brotulway. at or ;i)even marble
Colutnns fifty-four feet. long and weighing
, nearly two toturetiCh.--;-11nt-• he. vaalittally
eaptured sent in chains' to - lhe - lunatic•
- asylum for life,..•• {By /Ate _telegrandus it aft
: peats that this. le•a . rnistalte.."-E.Drrett Ex
, • • ' _ -
. . _ .
lfutthe really etirlotis part of this vrhqle
matter is yet•to be - told: And 'that is, that.
McFarland's most intimate . friends believe
that the very first tine 'it .ever
_occurred tct
hint that the insanity'plea was.-no - t• a mere.
politic pretense, was.when thativercliot mate'
They think that the startling 'thought
burst upon, then; that if twelve good and
tine_rnett, able to eetnprehend . . all the'
fl
Ne ess st: o ks f: a 7 ..tu ury n.,, ; : i i i; : 7 , o .._l ( h 7 re ipue tr d a . candor;
such, flit:knee, an d uNtii*F...ATtoisrAr...LY wAs
If
Possibly that ivae real ethe way of ft.- It
Is dreadful to think that maybe the most awi
jut calamity that can befall a man, • namelyi
lava of- reason; ivas preeiPitabid upon this
poor pilsoni4 bya jury that couht have hut*
himAnstead, kind so donellim . a mercy and his country a service. ;:: • • • r •
. ._.
. .
• •• • , • i MAttig. Tw.ttN•:;--
• __, t
~.
' posTs(lltir• - r—t..3,:run.:
~
May 11.-4 do nog expect 'anybody o be
lieve-so astounding thing, Enid yet. it IS the
solemn truth ktia“u,s - te;ud of instantly send
ing this datigerpus lunatic to the insane as,y 7
luni,. (which ' I naturally supposed . they
would do and as l•-•preniatnrely stiki they
had,) the court' has, actually' sir 111.31 . . At
1.1.11ERT1',.. Comment is I.llllllevemary.. 4
M. T.
• .
DISHONEST :MEECH-LINTS
ACATIL y ; rjhe itew york.c6Fres 7
poitilent of the Roehekor - DEMO
CRAT;
.makes very . serious 'ettes.agaittst
some of the New York -merchants. .'Ma
cm/Iy," for thirty, yearr(and more,- was'en 7
gaged in:the• mercantile business in that
„ . . .
city; . „
tit I FiV!Nfi- 40S(1 MERCIAA NTS
.i> .
The .business. Men .. of this city are Very disl.
honest, • This I kitoty' &mil Closn experience..
They have certain "tricks of trade," as they. are
ealled, which• are nothilfg - less than absolute
stealing. Boxes of Castile soap and Similar
goads are sold to country customers, who little
think that they-pay for.b.ox and 'all at full; price.
The cheating on- tare ls • ontrageims.. Tea in
chests is - i”stiniated at : . !lt.-pounds tare, which Is.
alWays . fillowed.by the importer. but the eountry
dealer seltionOtets -more •than IS pounds. On
half i chestsl2 ponmls is allowed,. while at the
Same time, the -- Bettler, mark-S - 41M. chests up a
pound or t N . io: '-This A - narking uP of weight eo F.;
reSpends to the mark ing down of tares. Casks of
;:ugarovhieh few emintry merchants can weigh.
are often marked.up':!O pounds, soltietinies al
pounds. They tell- a ygood . story. of old
11--, a well knewir_ grocer on ilk' S'ortli side,
who Vas notorious for his.hohines;4 in this line.
The -old -Man pileamb .soutewluiti pions% Amid
when in such acfrand:ie was aske ..nv 'ti,! clerk
who'had sold a cask „of sui:Tar, if hi- `P;4lMuld,go
it go poupilii." - No,:JOhnny," was the-reply
"don't go it over
.ten,-for I'm tinder con&ern of
mind." Molasses, Spirits„turpentine; and oth
er liquids gauged up, which iii yry'easily done.
An original marked say . .3l gallons, can he.oa-s- .
ily altered into 34, by using a ganger's t:senbc".'
in a - neat manner.. • ff. that is not "enough, 'a
turn of,the actibe can i':hange the al into. t. - i.. As
dgeneral rule witlimany dealers, from one - to.
three gallons are made inlcai'll ca.sk„' Provision'
dealers steallri a different manner.. Barrels of
Mackerel are. opened lit.thti" bottom'head, and
from' twenty. to thirty peinals arc re ni aveo„ and.
the space filled with-salt.: When' tho retailer
opens The barrel he always takes top'lu
and hertkall_looks'right,hut - when he- gets to
the bottom leintintia a' half bushel more salt than
he expiNted: Pork and beef are also thus sto
len, and- hence :our t:overnmerit., sumilles, are
often short; and men% thus Sutler severely in .
consequence: I have referred to but , .a {OW of
the branches of robbers. 'perpetrated- ainong
what. are' called hohorabte - men, 'for a complet'e
stam
teet t WOuld till ti-• Volunie. fine further.
Instanee may be eited,.. and this .is the Mind ill
' essential oils. It -is next to impossible for any
country druggist to buy .a pure article of-oil
lemon, oil. berg:inlet, oil orguntan, or any simi
lar oils:. The reason of this is that ;piths Of
- turpentine mixesnaturally,w i 414M:se art i
l
elths that detection -is almost impossible: • In
o
these oils our Wholesale druggists-make coor
niotts profits. ' t'ar'rying Out .thiS Atka, a bold
i druggist contrived. not only , to cheat country
customers, but alai to:lleece ths triule at large.
To. th; this he iMplOyeda iliac - Midst to: imitate
'the Acals which thenumnflultirecrs put upon the
. caul,. These elms. lio would unsolder, and then
Btearaboud one-tenth Oldie Oil; arid tilt it up with
spirit:l of luipentine,-andihetopply the coun
terfeit seat; These cans wonhtthemgo into the
hands of 4 drug broker, and 'would
j be sold to
the trade a51414%.3.,fr0th the distiller s hands.-- ,
. This operator I kiow.well. %If ejs nothing but
a thief, andyet in.stecietv he is a "gentleman.' , '
Ile has a tine house aural in style, -but r . O.'
• ribution stay yetreach' him, and though ;low ;
it may -be sere. . - .„ . • 1 : . .
P. R. s
TIV.E,Y4I,
TILE UNITED • STATES 1•110814;t71 VF. 1,1
(int:AT EX PEI - trATioNS—Nt'll AT' NA g
• tIOSIS OULIS. .• .
7131111 , ,1ESENTATIVE: . (.1_,AltKIE,,in ad"•
dressing. c:(ingrk.* 4.ll.lor
introdue,ed.tle; follownig
elos hex . t,
two dryades. - •_ • •
, .
In twenty years float th,e. Pi. - .-sent tithe it will be
seen by the folkiw.litg -est imate;. for which . .I :tin In
debted to lion. Joseph 8: Wilson ; the able coiniols.
sionetuf the General Land idllee,Wherethe popula ,
Ma of this coutdry.'will be located and -what it
. •
will be - ' - „
Tel; 41.1 THit
ik:10: ...; - •
• :-"1\ •
Per ..4trare
„Sza.cs: ,
I. Alatmant ..........
' Arkansas •
3. California
4. Connecticut
5. Delaware •
6. Florida '
7. Georgia ! '
S.: Illinois
_
9,clndlalla ........ :..i.;.......;,.....-..!". 30011/000 • •: , • 110 'S
10, Tows.' • • • 3,000,41181 , 5.1'
',ll-4. Kangru; ... . : ...... . ... ...... .....".„...., 1,875,000
12 Kentacky......:..- .... . . ............ '1,.500,1810 .
~ T 91
13. I,oolBlBop. - ' •1',250,0110 • • .41
•14. Maine , ' • • , .1.000,000 • • '.:10
. . .
. .. .
15.. M aryl and'a , • 4100,000 • , 107
16. MinoiactiusettS • - 1,600,000 200
17. Stichifran._ ' -'— - 2,060.11011. - .' -1.5
LS. Minnesota - —4 , ........ . 1,210,000 • - 15
• • • y 114%1100
19. 3itimissippi
'
11 ISSOCI ..............:...... . ......... 3,00,010
4a);01. •
'2l: Nebraska' • • • 2
I^:evatta,
-
In. New Itaniptilike , • , .
.• -400,000 - 40
21. NpwJerney . .........; • '-' • 4 ' 1,320,t00 • V la+
25, New York - ' ' vt6;500,000 . - ' .140
*l. North Carolina ' ^ .Y2;1)00,000 - . -40
7. Ohio •
- .4,0U0 WO ,• • , lou
,
_ . .
ZS. Onfton --•-. • --.-• 500,000- . . .
2. ,• 0 Pennsylvania -,' - 1 5,500,000
,'''' -nu
31. Rhode Island , ',. . , 409,000
al. Solith Carolina.'..,. .............. ... 1;40000 • - -40
:12: Tennessee " -' 1,500,000 ;II
Sa. Texas ' ' r .-'---;-1 1 , 5 4 9 , 00, 1 •-- 5
... .. .
,
31. Vetmont
• t'• 400,0Csi W
3.3. .......... ...... olio,llolE
west ' • .800.000 -
37. W LscOlayi ' .; 000 . 00 •
. 'Total of•Stati!s• ...
Alaska' • ' '
,• '310_,990
:AtrZ012171...
Colorada • ,
iiiiii3t7 •• ' • • : • ''.i60.011.. -: l•
Indian • •' • - - • ' 15%000 •-• , 1
. ••..:"..4.... 2.10,000 -• •,_•• ' :I ',
Montano ~..‘ 4:,5) 000
.
New - Itexico . 1. " f 7. '''' '"'" 'OO
11441 *VA° ' . :/
Washington '• • :-. .330,000 - . 5
Wyoming - —..._..... ...,.......... ..; I00;000
~ • 1
•Itintrict of C01timbia...:,...;..: 310,000 :
. _
- Grand
G VE,TIN,OItS r FOB 1.470-
. . .
TH.E.followlag ig the,lh4f of T;(weracrs
the thirt t --,veil.States.of
1870. The who.4evain are print-coin
italic are thimoeratm.;..all others are Iteikabli:
cans The tigattlildteate - the expiratiim f4'
A lemma" . . W
.
° in.. II Smith ' MO
Arkansas ''•• -`:l'.. illayt'on ... . . , .... i, ... .........4.....1873
Call fornia ..... ....... --Jr, H. Ifnifint • ° . 1871
Conneetteati..:-.::-. IT', I.;anLfsh - 2 1870 ,
belaware_........ ..... ........G. - Squtshory:.,..- 1871
F1iaek1a......r..,:.1 ' H.GleeiL., ' - 4.. ... . . ....1873
Ge0rgia.:........11
.. X. Ilulloek...t.;_ : . • .1372
Illinois "' • '•' J.' X. Palriler...i. ' ' • 1871
Indiana: .... ......- ... . ........... Baker -'."." ' ' 41372
isnva , •••=• , -----,; , -..:•t B anauel Merril'. ' " . i 'qt. •
Kansas ' • '' lames IL Ilarrey.• ' - - 1..72-
'K. entuelly ....;.: ........0. W. allevesson • ' . 1371
Louisiana ' X. I'.. Warmouth - ': - • ...,. I ` 7 2J
Maine - ......1; X Llisiniberlaln ..... -,...../..... IS:1
Slary• Lana ... ' .'• (artlizt. Itorcle - . 4- ..1.872
'Massachusetts ...!......I.V.m. C1aran..A......,.._ ' 1572,
AI Lanigan --- '= . 11,;.P., 8a1die1n.r..4...... • .. ~.....1371
Illunesdta • •' - f10r21..e. Amstln • • • •••••• . ' 1872
Id i5ain510 n 1........4...•:.
../.4.4. A1c0n5.......................- 1872
Missouri, - a: W . :McClurg.... 1872
Nebraska I • 4.Dacid Patter -. .• -: , ,Alat
Nevada .a.... ' H. G. Blalsciell.:;.,.. ..
.. .. ......... 4.:.1871.
New Itanapshl re Onslow Steaens.:.-- -..:-...„„lere
New Jersey --,..........r. F. Jrnathalpia.-,....... - ..... .. . . 4.4872
New York - • - - ..r. T. /toff inan......:. • -.WI
N ortb. Carolina.' •• W. W Li 0b1ett...1.;:....... .. „,..41873
0b10.................,;....14 tlitia*es.. . :..-....,-..-„11172
0reg0n........- ... ... ... „:..(3eorge: - L.Wcic;l7... .. .. . .... : . __anti
Penney IS attia.....,......../Ohn'W. C1eary.,....•.,. ...... ...7. - ..141:1
Rhoda Island - . ....13,'FaVrd .
...i.. ' 2-.1872
Smith Carolina 1t K. tt - '• - • 1,871.
T Tn as nessee. .....-.:.. .L.EW..
L D D C. S ia e . n l.t-r
.'
.. •
' 2-.188 1 1
Verna:jut.. .. . .....:.......',4P.T:Waalitaira.-....... .... - -1870
Virginia-- .-' - . ii. V. • Walkar.....-..--
.. ....... --MI
West V fig1ia1a . ....:....:W.-E. Storensl . •'• ' :-. --11371
Wi5ip0n51U.......4..........4..V14170114- .... :-.-. . .... ...... .•,....i..1572
-. . •
' .
We have 'received Ifeer.cat. Le.Ayan kir
May. It conalstiOalzteen Idle ;ages devQod l P-
Cltolece Lllerallare. and Molnence. Among,
the literary content* Ire note; "Haupt In London; '
"Lore in Marne," "To an - st - haent. Wlfe,'"*"moirvie
Own Moak," etc. Them: are-alai'fair - Pieces Of
Music: 'Tbe" *ngeltta;': Maggie . May,"
"Beautiful Nell." and "Blitilllidte/to - Pollta." AID
they. ask for a autacdpilcen;laono dollar arse.- The
mown 4uing the 3;ear thuld not , be bought for lose
maxi tt7a. Pulatithed)iy R B, Ktisc
. .
•,; SLIstGLE Ctmrs!
irorutation:
. 1,600,000.•
- 1,300,000 , • 2.i
EtC27ll
mama
210,tion ' • liw)
(0)1)A%) • • • lIP
2.,001),(101.
4,500,11011 -
fr.,0,w0 •-
r so oou ; -
Elll`Z't~lt'3'T IBT.E.
!ARCH<EOLOGY.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES DERMA
1 ' GREECE-ANCIENT Lill ALNAO
•
. ,
Colin Senor Paulus, .oe - Wurteniberg, whojl ' ; •
t ext
labors concerning the Roritan antic' es of :. •--
his country are well. known, has au • " ed. ,
in • retracing the . whole line a wha ifraS '... .
called the linos fraiis Rhenantict.. f I - eo*'., ,
sisted in'nt earthwork With a deep m ton -
the Oerinan sidef,in Ihese- Owes ere It
"still exists, the ramptht..measurea. a
feet in altitude„withtin upper -based troM •-: -
wi rteia
- four_ to six feet, and a lower oneotorty. e,. The ditch is not -more thin from five lax i
feet deep, about !W einWilda' at the lio tom, ,-
.i
t ie,
and , about twenty tit the top; bbt it is highly ,
*probable. that at the tintkof the Rthinins the
earthwork' Wll-4, sixteen feet high :and the - '.":V
dyke. twelVe; feet - in depth, Small square '
turrets, about-nine feetin elevation, a*.to be -
,-, •
found. at intervals' of SO4), paces .from eailit.,
other. The wall's are two feet in thiek4sit,''
with stone copings at the corners. iiiiime et: .
~
:these. .; situated .at important. Strategical',
points, were prebably, much t:stronger ; and -,.,
larger.: Along ' this uninterrupted. 'rampart
- the Romans, had established-.. colonies,[ but at
distances of from three'-to four leagues from. ;' :
Won the Chilli° sideothulconnected by 0 1 14 11 :• - • .
Now, what etitild be the objeceof :this *lgen -
tie Work, all in a straightline? . It was what --
we might call a !•xocal telegraph." yilien- ' •
ever anything alartuing - was observed the .
sentinel placvd in tine of the 'turrets, jive a
signal; -which Witalfeard. at 500 paces hy his
*neighbor, and thus in a few minutes the
news was propagated to headquarters Whence- .
F
,tiee'or might then be*..despatched to the
menaced .point . 4: Thts line is joined. at ;Phu- ,
lorofin and at mght , angles by the Him? ram? - .
./hipubicincis . the alibi , extreme border tthe
empire. Behind this there were tWOD eiiiif
• defenee•—the Danube and the Alps; behind
the other . three, the ISsreckar, along riV.hlch
the 'lonians had constructed nuWerekus
-,works.of Protection ; ,then.the Black .I.' rest, •
"and, lastly; the Rhine. The lime 'tram ~.
Mirnailrt.l extends• froth fro. the. Hohensta fen, 1 - -
wh ich:was fortified, to the main, near! 'ren- , ..
denberg, by Weltzlieint, ,Mainhardti sad ri,
Ocliringen, 'which - 'Was , the
,anejent. 'lens .
. .
...-tovaiail A..
An important town, once Hie - capital of-one
of the Homan provinces of Thrace -- (Trojan=
opolisl,,the site of..whielixas unknownj i has '•
just been discovered by' M..' Albert Dumont, • -
a uttmilier of the French school,at Athens.,
At :then t't hree miles from Dymes,-.lnear
Enos, at the tikuutltpf Hbbron, may beer-
-
eeived a• vast. extent of ruins in the midst
of pestilential niarsheS which have render,
ed - the country uninhabitable that- this cir
eutostance sufficiently eXplains why.all.re- •
collection of thefie'vestigts hail been loitt.--.
There stilt exists - an inscription on the: 'spot;
showing that this city I,wan Trajanopolis4„ -
Moreover, its distance from Adrianople coin
cities with that given by . the ancient itinera*..:'
rks; as for its importance ' what remains of ,
it is am Plc evffienco in its, favor.' A fortified
city wall, tlyil kilometres. in circuit, had been'
brought to light, together witlrtne mutants
of vast suburbs.extending over two !Square
leagues. The acropolis k•ontains ruins of ed- •
iflees of the third centuty, architravei, bro... -
ken columns, pedestals' with some inscrip
dons.: During the middle.ages, the antique
city was gradually replaced by, a Byzantine
one; acid very probably part of the ruins
,=
.served as a quarry for the stones'w-ith'which.
the two fine fortresses of DYntes.and Enos
were built. ,' As it is highly improbable the
itconans'shotild have pitched on suchan un-
Malt hystibot fora large town, the grOUnd has .°
• been explored to iee i'vhether any drainage
had been attempted, and these researches .
haveied to the discovery of h -hingniticent
sysient. of dykes'and sewers. it' Semis , this
city did.not. disappear crimpletely .until the
fifteenth century, when the Myra:Mtn° em
pi r!, was at its'.4iisC gasp. - $
•
.11 - riti)Mt FIFTY RAMS years.,
ago a man W-3S - murdered in I t aWrence cowl-'
ty, and body- robbed - of nine 'thousand
dollars.' The . 41uttrqr Was not certainly dig,
covered .Ibr seine- thirty . years, , and would
ant then have been known - had not the ruurr•
deter, on his death• bed, acknoWledgeli the: ,
crime and told where he had buried the bOdy.
The Bedford NE . WS says ortlie matter;- - • • •
Illaby of - our older readers willremember 'the
finding of a skeleton ill the rocks that abound
in the'vicinity orthe janction.ot siilecreek and-
White riv'er, in the spring of the year 1849. „Ait ;:
the U1116'41111) discovery it created great e'en,-
meld, and .the whole country, for miles around
visited and inspected thejeinains of-what was
once to:Judge trent the evidenms left, a 'Maw,
thletic runt, Tilne t the. great obliterator, In
hie onward. sweeping, had: almost covered the
matter, and but for the apikarance of a gentle:-
man in ,onr. ti?Wn on: last TueSday, the -thing
would, perhaps' nclyr again 'have beep men,
Honed.]
. .
.
The story ran' be told. .The gettlemari allud- . r
-ed' to. Nile(' on us and gave its the following'
partieulars : Fitly. one years agog -his brother -
twesuppresk the name at thti-requcstof otirin- ; ,
formantt a wealthy planter in :1 7 irginia„ near
the city of Rielintond,left his home, taking with
him mne.thousand dollars, to investin weetertv •
lands. Weeks' and - Months' passed after his de-
parture beriire his anxious relatives heard from.
,hint. Finally a letter was i received, dated' Pal- ' •
asiine.' Ind, zitay. '27, IS:20, Informing theirt.that
he was highly pleased with the country; and .;.-
thought ho would invest his capitol lathe" !aria
lying intmetliately below the. mount of i Salt'
u-reek. The balaneti Of tile narrative is alrepc&
known.. The brother, of the murdered,ratan
q for there eah4sl) doubt but that he was Murder- , I .•
edl will exlnime the remains and Lakiithem to I •
Virginia.• ,
, ,The perpetrator - or the murder lias king since
paid the debt of nature. IVe are in full liotietta-• -
'jun of the names • but eohsider that it . would de • ~.
tiro good now to tbakean expose' in consennenee,:
~r the rvsjwctai aiity or thOr descendants. This
is no - tiet ton; , bat the pliiinsquare ttutts.=-- - Nee..
•
~
A-1,../mg (Mtn) .t.edger: ~
.
11INT FOn t7N3iAlliqßn MEN.—A Judi
clods Wiferji4 always 'clipping off frimi her •-
litisban,d's!moral nature little; twigs ' that are
groWing in the wrong direction. She keeps
him in eontlnitial pruning. If you .say any, • -
thing silly, she will affeetionately telliYou
so If you! deelafe that yollwilidosomettb
stird.thing,..i.slie will tlnd meau4 tO.preVeut
you doing. It. And by far theahlef partof ;
common sense there I this-soh:mid :belcing*'
unquestionably.. to women. !lite wisest
things anuus usually does•nre. those which
his wife 'counsels 'him to do. A alfe
,crawl wielder of the moral pruning knife: -
if Jelnison's wife had 'lived there "would.
have beefi no-lnierding tip of orange peel, no
tonehing . sall the,posts in walking along the •
streets, taeafifig and drinking with a dis
gusting voracity. lf .C.iold:stnith; had. been
. married he would never have worn that id
idiculous.2.and memorable .coat- !Whenever.
ti
you.nd.h man Whom you,know little about,
oddly dressed, or talking absurdly, or
lung any eecentricity !of manner,_you may
be sure, , he is not a married Man ,• for the
corners - aro rOumhxl o ft ; theilittle shoots are :
pruned" way in, married men. Wives gene
rally
..
haTe more sense than, their husbands,
especially - :when their husbands .arealever
men.,The-wife'udvices are like theltaLiaSt •
. that keeps the Ship ste.ady4 Theyarewhole!
'sonic 'though painful - shears, elfpplug. off .
the growths of self-cotiCeit: •
. .
• •
.11 If Ent: TIM .51:7N DOTS - NOT St7r.-- . -Tile f9l-
lowing graphic passage is from the deserip ! ',
titm of a scene witnessed by a Mr. Campbell
and his party, in the north of Norway, front
a elifrone thousand feet aboye.the sea : "The.
pilean.stietelied away in silence and v astness,
our feet ; the sound' of its wave 3. tiesieely •
reached our airy loOkout; away in the north.
,tite 'thee old sun swung-low along the hori
1, zoo, like the slow beat or the pendulum
'the tall. elopk• of our grandfather's.eornei.
We all stood silent, .looking at our ,watehes.
:Whetighotithands came together at twelve;-
)ruldilight, :the full' round orb hung trium
.phantlyabeve thewave--a bridge ofgold nin
.ning due north spanned the water bet Ween. ,
us anti hint. There he remained 'in_ sileht
,mitiestY.,..whieh„knew no setting. Wa involr
untbilly:took off our likts l ; no word wainiabj.'
•Vornbine, if - yeu ran, the most brilliant' sub's
rise and sunset you ever Saw,,', and its beau-,
ties wqll 4 „. pale, islere the ,gorgeons. coloring:,
-which,- now lit, up deesii, heaven, and moun
tain. li - half an hou the sun luulsiitmg up.
perceptibly on his the, colors Changed
't.those of mo rn ing, a',-frf.,,4/i breeze' rip l ed:
uver. the - flood, ne senestee after another- -
piped - up in the grov' behind .tis—we , tuid
slid into another day."-
• .
I..tTgl.V s o soon forgotten. 'Tim .
the nay of the world, • _Men take us by the
hand, and are arixions about the health or
Our bodies, and langh at our -jokes,' sad We
really think like the fry on the wheel * . that
welave something to do with . the turning
of: the earth. Someday we , die and are
buried. 'The intedoeS not stop for our fune
ral ;>.everything goes as• usual.; we , are not
missed on the street; one or. two hearts feel
the wounde of affliction ; one or two minds
still hold our names :and -forms; but the
&mid incri'lai in the dally_eirele, and in three
days the' great , Ware of time .sweops - toner.
our steps and w*.bes Out the last viltago of
our lives. - -
ii -
THE last back which most peog t e x =t
have turned against tbera is—the
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