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" . " -..- :-.`" , . I - • ,-. , '' t' ,_ • . ; . _- : '- -- _LI • -.. -_ _ -,:-., - - . • 1 / 4 ,.. .it -.• ‘i • - __ " • - , fEntered acel ' glini to 12 4 . Or Congrasg, In the Sew IV O, by SWUM Ik Bazo3o he the oars mot of the .• • Foust the tinned Star brae , - Meld of Wilda 5 - • , . i • ' ' : •., 3 , liii 11 RTV--SIXTH : YEAR.: :No. , 20., COAL TR Port IticlAnonb. _ . Pier No. 44" Port Richmond. • • LD, .NAGLE & CO' •s'r morsTA AND BOCK HEATII • OAL goof:tett/rine and Domest uft• - e; and Sole In all marl:Arta It • E!)D . Tlik: cr.i.Esawiin) III: E KNOT WirITE ABS, AND. :,:.- -.I M4lisON LORBERRY " COALS. ~ ~. fi k(20514 Walnut St., Philadelphia, - „'' • 110 itroadway. New Tork, p( 11 Doane Street, Boston. .. . . ' 'Eft. • HENRY W. NAGLIC. ED. SIIERD'IN HENRY A. Rica, Ja. 6 l— _ • El GEE MIM Fort Richmond. BRENIZER, Pier No. 5, d Shippers of • SUPERIOR . RUN COAL, A.GIENTS FOR • at 'Co.'s Celebrated IDG . E COAL Inut St.; rittliutelphis, iffy Building. New York,' ne St.,•Beetori. :NEY, & Shippers of Coat. .. r Bormaide Col. , at Shamokin (White Ash.) , Bungling, New 'York. .• t Street. Philadelphia. ' • Street.' Bowton. bItT RICH:IIOND, 'Oft KlchitnoncL NEILL & C 0.,. tracite Bitunilnous ALA the celebrated tiI:CENA.N -RlEBEL'SLocustldoul- lmak. -White Ash Coal. SPOIIN and P.EACTi SIOtiNT.US' ••11,6c1 Ash Cpal. FROM HOBOKEN, pct rftrit , tte, of high and CE LE- I) FAMILY COAL. 'Flu• 1 IS ITIJ, sole Agents In the• }la tern market for the • and tieinge's Creek: CO.'s celebrated COAL. _ , 3 tINO. \ 111111 •,- ; • . f Philadelphia, 247 Walnut Street. Y • tiro' Tork..'linotn Gi. Trinity Buil . tling, . 1 Provitient-e, 27 Custom liouse street, I ito.t.m. 25 Doane street. - • OEM ME Pier \0..9.. Port Ric.lit loud. ' N R. & ,SON, Shippers -0 OPa • ,316 WALNUT ,ST.,.PHILADELPHIA. JO Pepote for Storage and Salt. of Coal: 4 We et Thliteenth Street, New 'York. 12 Third Avenue, New York. hart. No. 99, India Street, Providence. Wharf. Nlt. Wa4hitigtop Avenue. nrur Street. Itoaton..' '7O-1-;- ME 4'.0144 I KLIN COAL OF LYKtNS VALLE 1111 I'AUTI 4 . - INED that there p.rg Ile this 1 itl, all of ,71. 1111111'r the 111:Snag.4nenj tlke undersign t the ear 1 , 70 SIN:NICK: 4, ON &CIL Vhila the only Agents fur its kale In New New Jer,ey; undz , orsth of Cane ind A 11,C0., of Baltimore for all Pm tmr will deal In no other 06al and t,arit.•...rlslzlnsthe Imre gentune artl proeure It of them. The of of this caution Iv to enablE• t how intere*Wil to buy under- =I 11 . Pier Vei. 10 l'ortl.:tittitottit. S I NICKSON C 0 ..,. th 4 and :11,:pment. of the kiln Coat of • Lykens • • • N 1 ;,•1t.,.. 3crsey s' , outki Henry; i IV:Child street. l'hilititelphi:t. •': ti‘t Triltity Nols York. Sottlo•r Nlreet. i • • , i.51.:1.4 1 1 .N11)(1.10: - . Agent. 01, • 1 7 ' • P. 0. Itirx. 1.02. N Yoric vVA nfEti. OONALDSON & CO., • .141. tn: .:• 111 . ‘ • ME It •%, ‘l'lll.o • Fent.s. and their Us:it-Aunts for the above ix,.: 4 INNICK ‘ sON CO., General Walnut s.treet, Philadelphia; their New 4ee at lt,unik.i. Trinity Buildings. JO S. G. ; Agent 11,0 , 1 , 1 by EI.ISHA -2 Summer st reel. 110. tom Iti:. Elt-; ;enema Agent",. Pos7t. e , t; 1 ;• I.talt:lnore, Md.; .represenied ut. liar -1'.;., 'by .lirstWit G. STERRETT. Ortlerg c.• ..uv.•;; I;;either.ol the ,:tliove named partieN, r. et.... WM. p..FoNV , Ll:,tieneral Mantmer 1114111iienr:tIlell .it. It. 4 . 0., the Short _ Coal the I.!. Valley'•Coal e... Jan. I. .U--1 I V Ili ll.\ ./i • .nil 14.1 EINEM BM ME GEM 31 1 , .I.N A.ND C 0 ALL. 1 1-.4 ILL: ; i.:NTS for the Celebratod 7 10 NI AS LEH TO /71. " COAL.' W.shtiltNi reel, Philtaaelphht. - Neiv York. I "la Iwo •.:te 1141". ton: . 111:FI-P:ol II Port Itkh.nr.lll,l. = N C. SCOTT & SONS, iners and Shippers of Coal. !KC A , : FOll. - 72227 9.\2.Y. : or L LOC 1 - C.7:C110 INTAENCiWIti te A 416 7,-N Detp 1441 , • .1 irl all r.-pc.etm tq Ow k EN MU INIS GOOWI N 27;H. MIASIN I: (1 Ash. . . ' ) mu. uvra.rinA -N0.....:26 Walnut St.. - 110sTtllC— No. 111. Duane St. , i S rAli, VORK-1 1 1 . tiro:Wu:Ay. Chamber 'n 11 uu-. .I;;,euts. lIN LEM= - . I A, KELLER-& NUTTING, ers and Shippers of - Coal • ? .11:iiT , In (-,41-.ENNwoon, • 1 ' . Atli :A slijo:l% .. , . . ' T! , 'K :srEIZT I,i - olzp,Eltrzy. . , l , al tTIL FRANKLIN RED A 9.11. ' t BLACK IIEATIL :. ~,,,. Mt: RCN L(1.1:INT MT.. GAII.I2.F.TsON, tilliAßDVltt.r... u r.r..i,Kiihy ~..L., tio 4 ton. , ' .0. Itsx.rn 84...,TrInItir Bundling , . N. T. I :;•.•.:',ll — ritiitit strret, Philadelphia. ;30R WI i ~. • tier - Surfeit!. - *.rl •FiI.cNKLIN WHITE 'ASH: HUDDELL & C O ., liners &Shippers of Coal. . ( ..:4.-0.:114.0...ut St.. Millielphi Zi .•• I I fir...tawny. (Trinity HaHal - T. 47 I,.nane Street. Boston, • fortne gale of.the following lonited ' • . Oxxls: COAL. :;‘, •AL CO.'s ILICKONI AND DAAPF:II I'4 I.LL: 4 , nod the SRA:SION:IN C0.t.11. ( Pwr No. Pt. Rl,lnnon(L 'I, J. lY A =MI - .- \_', MESE OM l.t. Pirr `co. Post Cirbinicad ROMMEL; JR., & BROTHER, J NI • r - ENT A Won isairen Lonna WILL ic ukulele, lititte /111:SIIT OAT. bulky tive-baralog Pink LA. trd U.t lE .Wfttr;TEit P:ed TOP SENI-OITUKINOrS.: • rh I It. Ce. l 3 01. LAVE. I; • ''s WDIG LEITLIGH st port.'Elizatiottir _ . 1 20V 'Mslnnt-St., trititsain.. • , • • 11 ' Doane Street„ Benton. - ! I:Zoolu 5:., Trinity Minding, 7..ievr Turk- . :AL AG ENT--43A111..7KCY.RUGG.robi.,let1 by .til% . N and E:.l'. UrB-0i: ' March 6.'e9—to— MOE ER N MEN 3- - ROTHER & CO., :Cupric and . Sikl:.iscri of 0/0 E. • Lorti‘i. Kosatala. LoCast 6444 otht:r .E AND RED . ASH COAVS, Min Wiii I l't:ltletuntuttl; . falptbethpart, ,t,Jersey tits% Walnut S.treot,Pl4ltuit i lphi , i f , 111. tinxt.tvety,,New 1 St_ Boston., . . VEY & 'KENDRICK., li:arr. sal Sliipiers Or the Cellebntal - • or Rainbow and " Keystone §h,af CO'ALS. lr4arr7a.9 Pipre I rtlittrtelp6llP-11 . 11 , 114 S • IfalSlll,4 Itostooir-N. , Agent. ' - • Warldagtois, r -411.114,111P411,- I=El OM ‘.DE A.DV-ER'I'ISEyENTS.' Port Nichionb. Pier Nei. 17, Pert 'Richmond. 1 AUDENRIED. NORTON & . CO., 1 Miners and . Shlppers of FIRST CLASS COAL, LOCUST 110L*TAIN. 1 - • From our two large and celebiated Colliarleaf -II iZE.L ; BELI," .....C. F. NORTON & -CO. ••CONTISMIL," GOODRIDjE & - ALTBENRIED. . . . LiiBRIBERRY., .• : " Free Burning Red Alth. and kplendid Frep i arattou. COLE vrr(7sl..r.TF.Rt - , - - --Oiren. Lorig & C"-• MIDDLE CR.F.ER COLLIERY. ' ' C. Colkett, Premt• ENTERPRISII.ODLI.IRRY. T. BaunutardneT. Prest. Loviist Mountain and Lorberry, slxo v la Sclinylkill Canal, to all 'whits ace...a/tibia by boat& (3211 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Ottleri: 111 Broadway, New York. I A, 97 'Doane Street. Roston: I C. F. Noufroxl,- eitAs. 1). NORTON. It. GORRELL,', lan. 1,1-., ., . PA.!. No. IL Pt Richmond. SNYDER & SHOEMAIKRR, . .Shlppers•and Dealers In COAL . SOLE A(iKKTI►• you (3::W:l3,tynlca's . ' WELL PINE FOREST. COAL W.A 1... N e -r ST, • G 3 TG! .4 ::...l E l N T v r y tix..Dl LC)I7 IS ANY lEit: C.-B. SHOEMAKER. -Pier No. 13 Port Richmond. GEORGE'S: REI"PLIER, N. P. GORDON. H. P. RiEri.Livr.. REPPLIER,. GORDON & CO., MINERS AND 6111ILPER6 Or • Locust Mountain, Mammoth,. Vein, Red Ash, . Lorberni, and TOWER :CITY,. LYKENS VALLEY COALS, ( 329 Street. Offices: J 111 Broadway. (Boom No. Fl Near York: 27 'Bonne Street , (Room No. 3), Boston. warcli 51, '7O . • • .1 14- = CAIN; lIACKER,& COOS: 1.v.1.1. - sT (3AT, LOCUST ;MOVNTMN, I:I!,LACK ; 11F.AT H. ' -c, DE: AtEILiT orlrrn rirsr QUA LITT or . Wititc> .f'ancl. Red 'Ash -COIE-I. No. :114' Walnut Street, Philadelphia, and ,Wooti land Wharvea, Schuylkill River.' ; JOIIN U. TRYHEIt, SHIPPER AND AGENT, SChtlyikiii Haven, Pa. .1:1'n. 1: 70.-1 Pier 19. sort Ipehinond LOVE, BOYER 411' SHIPPERS OF , Anthracite and Bituminous Coals. SOLE . 3 .S.IENTS FOR •., 1 _ (I:NtI3.ERLIND VEIN BITUMINOUS JOAT, (334 Walnut St., Philadelphia. 1 , . . Oilier*. J. 13 thame St.. llostcin.. • 1, . - .....1....7 Custom House St., ProvMeat*. ;March ,i„ 7010- 4 y. - [ME 3i..11F-ISSI:N.StrTTEI.. .7011?: P. 111./MEIVIirTTEL. • VIVI..HEISSENBUTTEL & - CO. Shippers awl Wholisiale Dealers la SOuyikill; Lehigh, - and Cumberland C . ) 7 0 A. s ;• rs;rry firiwrst). 111 BROADWAY'. ITOnnt 81, ' O. Rog 5018. NEW YORK, Sole Agents fur New l'arkoan'd for the Sale of LEE, GRANT fi CO.'S 'PLANK RIDGE,•and HAAS fi BRENIZER'S TURKEI. RL'N' marsh 3. 70' •- • 13-1 y • DAVIbSON, YOUNG & CO. G - WHOLF . 3ALE DEALtall IN • I%'• • fit/PUST• - 11101INTAIN: SHAIIiOk`IN, CUMBERLAND. sCRANTON & WILKFISHARBE. • " ' • C 0 ALS. - ; . ROOM -No. 16, TRINITY BUILDING, AVM. M. DAVIDSON, forrneri„V or Tyler & CO. - 'BAWL B. YOUNG, _form erly of - CilldWell. Gordon &Co Itg WERT K . Bucx - mAN. Jan 13. - ' , TYP. JOHNSON i 4 aoso4tN. _ . • COAL. VAN - WICRT & -STOUT • insane , Jil.cto 6131.6 f tltle : Y. • • Celebrated "Fulton" ii."tout"' (Lehig h) , . From the Ebervale 'avid the Stout Collieriea, near Hazleton. Pa. Delivered direct front rallies l: ) No. ill Broadway. Upon' 9, Trinity , ; Building. New "kork; • (No. 11' Doane Street, Wigton., - GREENWICH, !DELAWARE AVENUE NyllAttr: Jan. I, . THOMAS C . . P.#IRISH, .! . '-' SHIPPID AND DEALEID IN . , • Lehigh, Stiiuilkill :ano Bituminous I . . •' :. 0,.0 A_ lx. Consignments:on COnrulislonf...'ollelted and taken on favorable Terms. . , 1 0*f4 1 Walnut Si.. Plilludelp . lll*. ' May .1. ' . 4 - 2 1 • l&—ly - 1 . LEWIS.. & ALICANS, lt i tNEU:cI ABO surrimits OF THE CELEI.IIIBTED S'II3IIJAN LOCCKT 310 t tiTA i • C 0 A_ • • °perk. 108 *a!nitt. Street, Phlbm2elphla. 011e11. '7O • t , • t - P _ : .• III.i.eiDA, Jiff Tru, 1870.—A CO=Paitber-t Ehlp ruin heeti;thls day formed between the un-; denthMed; for the. OUrpoge of 11.1 , ruga.brid 011IPPING; ."LYKP,NS VALLEY COAL • ...- " 1 , .. • '', F L l•orri t Ike- ''LA Tii - F It.kNK LIN , CO 4.TIER l'," i ..sForilt inberland County, under the - firm name/4; : Ci.:I:MITH 'BO. &'Co. . '' ''';:e • • • ' 21041 ; 04./iLNU'I' Ift., Philmln.; and of S:MITIIi BROS., REES & CO:, Sliatilokin G. SITIII, . T ' • Tilos. C. REESE, T. F'l AN'lt' SXITIT., • JAS. A. SHiI:P,. 1 If J. .s..n!En Surrrr,'..; HItIVRY Bots 'ommt, [ , :lotus R. Bouonszu. ..'t ..' June 11,;'i0.• , 2,144 t. • gotinFrti Trait. . . r , EAST 1 FRANKLiN Lo R BERRY 1 1E110 LOAL. ivf YEAST PEANN.LITC.LOBBERITY COAL': /1. k *OW NOM Vlclusfyely by MesM.REPP LI Eat,: GoßrxtN ..t. (70., , whe• are nly,,sole Agents. Parties; onlerin r from themttly always depend upon get-; tang a y ure aritele. ' - ; ' • - i ( No. :r2.9.W InutAt, Philadelphia.' . OFFIL'ES : ,„ No. 111 Broadway. Roorn..ll, New York.; ' • 1 ,t No. t. 13 Doane street,.Roora 3, Wigton: i Jan / .0 . 3—i- - .] • ' .lIENRY HEIL. Illitinington, Ott. CE'OF;TEIE MOCANAQUE :COAL AIPANY, No: 5.).0 and Zoe W. Front St.. OFF c. 111.311NtiT4)N, IjkL.IWARk. • eo nw prepared to furrilili the Trde, I Constuliers yip' our We ana Celebrated Coal, the ." Bloee.naque,'! . . • . , And -non. hi terested'ivill and it to their advantage and eeo loinj . : ( to conmalt thi- company before making their' yearly contracts or engaging eargoes. i5llllOl g point for the Western market, Erie. . " .. "' •' Soul hem do Havre de Grace. ' " .' 1 ' ." " Eastern .do Wilmington. N. MI-Also, 1} C the Clover Hlll Rail Road and Jinn minuo • i . s Coal Co. for the -manufacture of. Tam, (17 andles trac. f.'Yield,i; coke first quality and percent ige of ash small. '. May 21, '7O-21-1y Coniqq. AI, Ai E . f... 4" j", 'co NN E 8.,- 1:4311.81441cr fliveclebrated LOOST MOUNTAIN COAL. PyfI'SVJLLE, Mmuyi.KiLL • Jan 1. 70. `- ' • 0- , 1- WE An:Elki_OW : ll4 DAILY RECEIPT- CAV, TILE VICIty iSVPERIOW Bulky o;eeOping Deep Red-AsA . DAIstIEL WEBS'rER COAL' HA.I' . p . SONIE; BRIG fp% =1 stgrARE-Fit.kl' rt7,lq;p =I SQLE AGENTS: JOWS,ROMREL, JR., 4t,8R0. 203% Walnut St.. Plailactelptda.. 21 Poane St...Poston. I. ( 53 Trinity Banding, NewXork. (311;lc EMS 011ICt NA.L ENBY CLAY •COAL hinotifY my friends mid the public gentr, I have;tippolnted ~! ally, tha N ROMMEL, JR. b BRO., )LEAXIIEXCLUSIVE MIEXTS. • THIS FOR #LE SALE OF,LtY: v i l F NAL HENRY CLAY *COAL he cliirTictbr nntl 'repot stloin of which is so well 6nnirn in like marktt, as to hoed „ .no special comment. • . .. . It will tte SHIPPED 45..1.75r.A.L under nay' Olin •, 'I . . siapervlspon , - :* •.. . . • ~ JOHN B. DOUTV. ,SrrAnoitlS, Mai 9,10.. , . - 7 , • ( • 2031; Walnut St.. Phllada. Orricr: 1 ' 21 ,Dmuie St" Innoton. . 7 c 23 Trinity Building, 'New Tork i • . 2daylt, ,0 'l''' •,. ' ~ ___ stroke, with a heavy- fly wheel, . also with .punip wheel, 9 N'dtaza., 12in. oh the eke, 4 In. flitch t dram ' 10 ft. dt wrought iron shaft; 4 boilers 81 In. diam. kle. ft. 1 with all oeusectloha and with all pimp ing - corm tione . _ . 1 arge diable breaker with M horse engine. '• 1-twenty hors e engine with drum and all conneo. lions for aelma dirt plate: I set of heavy. nape gear. Ink:l mi th instructs and wire 4 .,, .vy ~..,,.. itaugm. .grreit cOmir Mix. same as the E. It U. R. R. Several larsedump . trucks., feet wire rem different sixes. - 11. large' 404 of nab 12KII. llvitg, villeNteiloiri, Ix. A-, Wye lot second band belting; venoms. abtes. - 4 toes of d hand hook splites...Suotona of second hand.T rail from 211 h. to ft:lb. Per cu rrd. weight band laJecbmi. 240 yds ls in:cole plpn isg 7 d, citc xi in. red tr,yipe; 196 in. Pole Polo," ;' 2 lii In, pole or °amitotic% 4 drivers, suitable foeshUting .cara:or on n "irotroree tank. Also.the wood wort of 2bmi k e e ri ,, pufroesiains sh des, blacksmith and nes ter sliOrs. .;One blowing-tub satiable for large I CO-kterserelakienittle. 1 fifWeorse engine. ' 2 thirty' , -1, 1 twenty " 1 -I four " 4 tell . ";portalede en. • b - o lters, in* In. w 22 s. i a . , ,so tu. y..p is. 2 " !114 glu ft. ' 1 " " ' feta. g 21) ft. 2 N . ;SUL it JI ft. - :.2 .. , ilnitug II ft -1 1 . 1._,.311n.: tab eft! " 12.190 , 119, ular. r nOO l . Otarkbouer: - 11111rdaishimottan 140 110 " it ta. • - 7;10 yds. 14 tn: coL pipe. with beatified ersk . 40 yea pia. edemas yaps: U 4 191 El POI7SVILLE, R M. übnrarsoN & co 4 • Diuccessor to ,W. U t &Miser, ) ^ , • IMPORTEEZ. x.&31.. - rWcrutuurs .Cpirmiitruir.Ml . Stilltory. alumni; Society. Theatrical Goode. -Danner*, Dodges. Le-. •I •• - No. 131 North Third Street. Philadeliabhi • • , Decembere 4. UM R .;); Tar. 1 0 01.561 i IMPEOVED PiVerity 4 - . V.....LAN Five Dollar Family Sewing Machine. The cheapest First Class Ilachlueilti the 31arket..14gents 'muted in every •PArn. Liberal Commission allowed. For terms and circular, address A. S.'IIAMILTON, Gen: Agent, No. 700 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, i'a. April la "u 16-3 MpISTER, cHALFAN • ^i Importers qt, 1105ierT. NOUOILS Ithite Goods, ttulm 4 oideris,l Gents Furnishtng:Good 8,1 ic., No. .504 MARKET -smtgr. ruiLAi)tt.PinA. 'Jan 15, 70 M'CREAF.r. H I I I. at.iNur-keTUrrltc 4ai 41'; . 'BVater-Proof Maritta Blastlng Pa )Ira. k''' April 9..79 F lIRNITII JOSEVIT WALTON, it . • • • CaniNkr Maickas, :ski. 413 Walnut SL,Philade, phia. Oiir establishment Is one of the'bidest In loktisidel. alibi. and from long,experience and superior tacilic lies we are prepared to furnish good wof - k at reason able prices. - We manufacture fine furniture, and alsci priced furniture of superior .quality. A bilge i,stdck of furniture always on hand. Goods made to birder. Counters. Leak Work and Office Furniture fen fianks,ollicee and toren, made to order: I . JOS. W ALTON, J. W. LI rrINC9TT; JOS. If.SCOTT, Feb 12. '7u 7431. • 'IRE RAILING, .. ztE GUARRB,loi,Stoiti Fronts, Faettirie A s,. c., -Heavy Crimped ;Wire Cloth for cleaning ores, coal, de. Heavy Ekreen Cloths and Coal Screens. Wire Webbing for.liilteP and poultry yards. Paper 3lakers' Wires, ilraits-aud Iron NV ire Cloth Sieves, Pitinted Screens, Ormitaten.. tal Wlre.Wurg.. Every itiformatlonrbv-addhOsing ,the manufacturers, M. WALKER & SONSi•-' Nl.ll North tali street, Philadelphia. Feb I'2, '7O 7131 • 'vi . ~ 1D EMOVAL. .-- A% • , JOSHUA. COM - pI.ANDA 110:3 IflAvE ltit3loviT illUllt ' i LOOKING-GL.S3 AND PICTURE-FRAME ,STORE, ' t ~ , • 'To !O. ts North Sixth ht.. Phllottli, . I .; ' ?Where they offer at reduced prlcet; a general assort= 1 ment of Look Ing-Glasses. Picture Frarnes,,Lame French Plate Mirrors, Plain and(OrnamenCed. -- ..! , i °'' Picture Frames, Cornices, Slouldinqs, a le: 't hf .4 JOSHUA COMMAND S SONS. . i . r et) 19. 70-Cin 1 . NO. 18 North Sixth' St.. Phllada I - I)ILES OR HEMORRHOIDAL TUMORS In ternal and lizternaE,lllind, Bleeding and ItOhltig, rltszsit tvely, perfectly and permanently cared, jtvith- IMut pain, danger, instruments or. constics,• by' WM.' fl it.l'det'ANDLES; :NI. D., No. lit,Sl S Oing Garden St,',, 111111 10...1'a0r lu) can refer you to over Eleven - Huhdred' I,of tlw hest citizens' Of Philadelphia, who haeel been t . cure.l. A practice . of eleven years as a Npeelali.y ih 4rlits di.eav without a failure, warsanis a cute in all [leas... " 11- Feril9, '7O. g -iIY • . • 1 1--- rro DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND LI4UOR. • t „.• I MERCHANTS. • CHARLES DtRHAit'S !Cheinical Works, I .!Ni). Cal ,A.Rrli STREET, PRILADF,I.PII4-t,' • IMporter' and' Dealer in Fine -ssential s i e , rn i ;es ;„ Etlien., Flavorinz and Cdoking Flztrama. I place to buyill'u re Oils and,Superior Con `eelriratedklxt racts ; Cofks, Labels. Tin Foil and Caps ,lor allscoloni and size.colors (-)( S. 'Gold ilronzc, etc. Agents Mr DeVere's ' And Compound Body and :age I'reparnt, exnarnlnc, • fay'3 'I C J A - S FIXTURES 'tr., StE.OSEN • A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW EITYL•EIk ..• 1, • 4 . 4 - I • 31-E It I.D I. A N 815 NE R ' 4AFIST AND BEST T/IE WAEE.ET. ;Mr. LARGniT LIGUS OF AN'E. DERNER WADE:i . . , . 'I I COULTE!t. JONES;:It . CO., MannAtcturrrik iscid AVholegale Dealers. ;02 ..trek r • • • ;1-1S SU nc J;.1'4~ M. iceocttEtt. • ' • ;, D , •_ :FURNITURE WAR ER OOMS 236 and 238 South Second Street;. .PH I LiDELIII I A. • • Theundersigned having greatly increased facilities In the: addition offlip large hair story building•ud joininW his former dace of bust-nen*, offers great in dinvments to all purchasers of furniture to give him le cull. Ile is confident of being able to please all Who may Likor Wm with their custom, and • hill ex- Perience of twenty years in business is a guarantee of hls ability to turn out the bent of work. ,H 0 per-, tonally supervises his large workshtips,andlitly ar ticle nut on hand will be nulde - tdorderat the lowest terms. A. large stock of-all kinds of FCRICITETRE Vonstautle on hand. :7'. L. M. KARCHER. 11 Sept. A ;t39 7-IYdw, , T TRION HAMS. " . ; .. . I . 'll In Uttering the above hrand to the attention of (kw:mil raters the present season, ]re beg leave to'itate, , that 'we have made very great Improvements 'in their curing during the past Winter, and )late no. hesitancy. in saying, they are the beat Hang ettant.. They are selected from strictly corn fed Roglk trimti Med very nicely so as to make as little waste Ii cut ting as possible, and the Ingredients uked - In curing are the very finest to be had. The llama are ill as sorted before•pickling and each size cured bylitself so as to enable us to keep in pickle Just long•eliotlith to cure nod not he too salt h great: fault with most . Ilarus. We also cure In Ice }louses all Summer and can furnish the tiaras at all times cut from filogs that were alive witliM6 weeksof the , ime-the llama are delivered which is a great advantage-and one • pentsessed by very few dealers...We . feel satisfied - a trial will insure satisfaction.. None genuine unless' branded: Sold only by • ~'''. 1 • - A ~. • A..l'. ClixEsEnjtouoil A'ci)." : • • i Pork Packers, No:„ICVN. IX`IAWAIP .kvertue 1 April 9, -- W-15-tita 1-, Pill LA I)ELPIIIA,rA. , -1- . SEVEN PER CEIQT4 , ,• . p -' FIRST ItORTGAGN' .. BONDS I ,_.., , ; ' tIF THE PANVILIAI, lIAT.IIET&N, it ',Wi,,I.RF.-S -. 1, • BARRY: itrAILsoAD primpANY, 1,. ...• ' i'..--, . AT 95 AND...ACCRETED INTER 'T,. 1 . , .._ - .. . , 1 . ' CLEAR OF ALL',TA:-.E13. ',.: l• : 1 %-_ I l ' • -. 1 x • INTpIESTI'ATAIII,FI 'Argii;'..A.::%7D"ocrOiir.n.. 4! - -, Perconit wishing to make ieitents. 'are inSrltiki .k to eainine the merits ottit-tiYin .e IIONI)S. . i _. f' .... .... . ' . , ',Pamphlets supplied and full Information given by • STERLING & WILDSI.AN•• ; . Financial Agents, 1W Stith Thlt4 , Str._t.... , : , . '.,. PHILAPtLP_MA. 1 ' l oltar CiovernmentMonds and other.Seenritictsiiikeri Ist exchange for the trboveat best markeCratest„ Alt rl.l 23, "Al • - - IT-•-ilm lil-tf . AVDIALIAM D. • 11.0t}.ERF3. • 7 • ,C A R 11,4 A G E D O* nIN.O A,NT.,• ONLY 31. , c.5 - vrAcrrszx OF TIIE „ . - . . , . i„ . : - •. . Ar.% - \<„ S i . , ..,. - • le . N. -.- .i. .., .. . : ~.., I 3 0 G,EI n S', C RIMMS:, - ) ~..ipir3 and 1011 , V1IFkirSirViiPIEFT.:j '1 M tons ot duds. is:Sou: I 10 feet bob‘lll2l drum, irlth bolts and lag - clasp complete. 6 feel hoisting death. 1a " I 3 " " " 1 stack 3 disti) ft bmg I stack 31 le.SlO " I "i 30 basil " " 1 ", *WOO "• " ID tons *as Platel3 o K. 1 • t igi n tan 304 iZar orlrijtops., mg xtma- - Pljittibtlphia Abilertistmtnti, 4 r & cox, • . ' 521 AITSOI7, ST..- er.LsnexTED • PHILNDELMIA.:. • • ss : , LIGHT'W t11:1-1`0.iitS; FOE VII • , OAD AS D A Ft PgF lATATt New and Eleiant StYies ar e 3 nloitel o eon tlAtlp.pratarel,, A Oqt so. nO --.4t!4331! 440,000 43IIAIIANT3M eieeis ail -other Lead ! ist: For Its rortraled Whiteman. For 'lti Unequaled Durability. • • 4.141. Foe, Biller int Covering Preiertik....;.. Llettilor he Emit' ' Agit; less •to pitkit Beak Lead. theiihrir ;Aker White Xeed • weight, otrken More adtmee, is arre Darahie, sadriasies . Vititsr :BUCK - -Likri• - 4 the (*wiped. and Amt. j •• • 10,0(10 GITARAICTE*. ' fIV ZlNeExceis ail other 2:lnes. i • Yor its Unetpnilect renatUtry. 111. For Its Undireled Whltptees. i • • {h /netts nuenpeeeedi:overing Property': asty. for its Gnat Ecesemy. , bet the Cheapen thinitherneeri and-molt Dnßilbls 191te Paint In tho World. j ; • •IPTY ONLY: 111*'.14.EAD Alcip • 136= . 0 TR.• IT Aim sr. CONTLYCED. I 3. 1 - • . warm. Oipanrnteerf by the Ah!sairim4 k ccOTOE cOLOB8,.1" OfZ i NING JULY 2, , 187 1- 7 iNilab l raAbitrtisemtuts. . . . . F l'l.E('''• 7sE t r-8.6 Lig .. ' 4 Las-03TAII_____11.En tcifp. IDpIN W.A.l3,Elloltpdlia. r , „ . . N. K. eorneo I }M irth and Vine' streets, Philadel lay phia. A .ent; ot Spritz, Halrand Husk ),Irduveses t ete and counterpanes. me man scantly on nen and made to order. Also, Tick' :ite*thers• amd Curled Halr, whole sale and retail:KM:uncles warranted as represent-, ed, and prices I variably' es low . as any other In the trade:, ; . Jan.:. "V , . •t4na , , , . ABASOLS' : i SUN *UXBItELLAIL—AII P r i the latest at les Canna and Real Laoa Parasol*, You're'. Plain' - , pet and fluffled. 8/Ik, line of Real Wh t Gingham, and 11l Umbrellas, with a full .iyl;and E'rench Jet4erwelry. , Fine 'Gilt Fretipti jewelrY„ Farm,' Leather i Goode, Fine Yana, Vnges. Toilet Sets, Desks, Dressing i calavr,, Work, Jewel and lienkerehiet Boxes, Small - ee Combs and pill - articles in greet vnrietT. with a rull line of Fin ' Fancy °nods, superior In quality' and moderate I price. ~ , It. DIXt."N. No. ill ' South., gthlstreett East side between Mar ket and,ebestu .t, Philadelphia. May 14, 70-20-aik .NVIL / - 46 AM TBEE FLA G VORIN EX Clli TRA Warranto ) eqiiii-to any tnade. Areff.p E re; , from the tit! it - i , __- ' ° Ask your Grocer r, rfraggist fur Wiltberger's ' 1 BARLOW'S I 11;iO4ILDE is,-without doub Abet .1 Warranter best article In t e Market-At will color snore was eg:j ,than sour Gni 04 ranee weight of Indigo. The i only genuine Is hat; urup at ALFRED WILT/MR.', 1 ' GEW'S Drug S t e ; e: , Iltberger's and Harlow's name ; on Labels ; all he counterfeit. For sale .by most -Grocers and . is . Wllanii./16Zit'S INDY.LIIILII,, lisk will beta as perior article. Always tin halitti at reastonable cos Pure Ground Spices. Cls`nulee' Medicines I IS kJ us, Tapioca, sago. end all sits' tides in the Drug II e. at . • . . Iku ii, • • ED yILTBERGER'S Drug Store, ••. • 4 ±=' , :tirtlilliethud St., Philaielphia. Judie 1, 11.1—.... m I I • . 1870 .8P • ' A.NP Surazin . , , 1870 13" 'll G- aOD 8. '• izro Vviria 111 .2 1 ‘ . „- lL 1., 1k: C 0 .. ' 1 't 2:4 Sorra VD ST*EHT,,PIIII•ADILLPHIA: I Invite the aticul on f parclubters on visiting Philip , delphid, to,..tliell arge and elegant stock of • , 1 •I3RIYi .G 0, cyr.) s:' • tl. CoNAISTING 14 PA 2 Or. ' . :Black anddolo d Siiii. , , • . - - Plaid and ri ' Silks, , ' ''• ' * . • Plain Japan e illtet, • 4 • Figures :8u and Plaids do: . • Plain /Silk oplini. select shades. Ponied .. lk Poplins. k. el r .5i,..1,,.k. ices and Wool Poplins. I t5.3)11 }rivet tit es of Alpacas' and Mobalni. - ' tltta.4.l Mohairs and Poplin Alpacas. Grenadines andit 0 andles. , Lawns, Percales and Chintzes. pini s and Low-Priced Meat GOOds. Dress axis of the latest styles - • --,-. , ,const fitly receiving. 6 - • .. A BL:ili. DRE,..553 CiOODS i s 44 "MAT VARIETY . : . Broclii3 and Ptdfde`yiihowls; Thihet and -Blanket Shawls, Spring Wad Annuner Shawls, Lace Pointe*, Lace Sacgnea.- Cotl - 0, and,Caksitneres. Tattle Linen a and Napk.jus, Sh tirps4 and Oh Irt lug Musllns, Coon terpanes"Blank , h rends; &e. Piano and l'alde Covent. ' 'White Dail ,Laces, ErllbrOideriep,ol9lreaZ , Hosiery, &e. • . , - . . N. B.—We deal la ?d Goiais and endeavor to sell at such price? , th t,AA give'satlariction. ' li-The melon t a Market stref t cars will een. - :ey• you to with, n a - dowwid the store. ', 1 , ' -- :DWIN HALL & CO, - . %nil •end Street,,Philadelphia. - a le -`• - tut , - -_,--- _-- 10* i - • :mid '7l) LADIES, - A . _ •. German and, Frt 0ff,...f them for sali; at the lowest gold prleea. 1.11JIES• EXANIINE. . • t. A 1,0: (.omi-tautly teeel %lug _ , _ NIYIN TT t • • • nd artit.les tallonip tOa regular-WorKted Store: 1 int 1 A'. .1. - lANDER, du's, . . 1372 Citt i titut; l l street, Philadelphia, stn and 100 Fulton'4A .. enue, Brooklyn,;Neir York • ' .' 11 '''..'` I f) .All kinds of 'Sr i RiTED, SILK and BEAP .E.ll 1311011tERLES.d e . to order: at short notice, • d ' A lot of EMEIRVIDRIES at halt price; for sale a.... above. „ , ..h ' 1 'lll.ay 7, :70-1?-3n.. .. s ; sar GR4LND IN NQURAT/ON ; .1 1, '0• . PRICES. = ~---- 11031 ER 'l' OLLAD itY 6: Co . 'i t lo.s. 1412 41 Itfi , CAtesis&i STrtsrr. ~ P111,14-kDELPiIIA, `.... . .: • . f v, RE ~ OW OFF 111:141FT11,t. WHOLE 01 :7- rItEIR 11. , k i.NIrICE I .X7' STOCK • • 1 " 1 1 l 'i 91 i - . ' - • ',DRkS S S i0011:5, Sf LKS, ETC.., _ . Repleter'..with all ',tllel,.Choloist Novelties of this T a 6 . .... ... . . 1, , • . ~ worpir.n. -wrtur , - . . . LARGE INViiISIE:i.;iIiF DESIRABLE GOODS,' • renc-nwOnalprilt is stAnkier sill!. ed.Sl3:' ~ , , • I',' '. 1 ' • 1 1 q .": . T,. .-:' ' '. . . - ' ' .TQN'Piiii' l N( I . sLY lOW - R...fiTgS. 11. C. *Co..rnar nde3hat it Is only, necessary to cOote a ie,si orthelo ofiliring.,t AS an Index of the pri• ces at wtilitit ilia ,t:pgßO STOCK Will be disposed i 4/..1°./na4o.o±, 1 . -' .. '. ' - . • ' - Ilint4Otne booblerwidfh tmene....leohairs, t 1.4 Cents., 1 DonpieitoidiFonin.ni.:Mbhatr.*;4SCents.• .b , tuble:fohl"NorAch i6lins, trt the new light . ' Shades, 56 Centl. 11.. . ... ; , .• . . Roy les Tani- wide 'pig," litth rt ince. '..''.:3 , Cent". • -:. . i'Finteti Satin sloth; liiiiese: article foethe hogs' e of • WalkingSiz.iturue, IF) gents. • - ~ One rise of the Finest OTlatntlies Imported, 40 Cente l Acid sCol.e 11.iiitik.fliiiiisMii:ekl rotors, Z bent& :, 1 Two -.awes of Krennit F j O i ttliii.4Otail.rs,. which .sold ifg e t e te t.. pieee forfolkCents,' are , now offered . at: ,Black Lyons Griot-Ara - 4m and Dmplle Lyon, of the best maltea r lfoill'ltrOV Aki lief yard . . ..4., , ~..1. . Ciiene Silks of ibefat;st designs of the Paris. , mar • - ...ice%and extra pill . soldlast - spring , . atts.zi, rt'L- • ''• •-- tit. ; , I _••• •-: • . -••'. •t. ' .!Striped Eilks from - 1.50t0 $2.91. • - '• , . . ~.. ~. . - Black Caritas . .., extra stipetb, quality, M 34 Cents: . ‘'.- ''.., 11, : - 2: '. . Black 6nnvas:* es, t 5 Cents. , II;ork carivaii Be , reiiilt wfdthe arid Atuilitier, up *alkirii, Suits, Lear. iri9huiwia, Lade jointi;tte: ~ . , . ~ l' A LT. AT itrg'E - liF f. W , IIATY.:B. - Aprio6, '7O -- .r, i_ . .: , i6-B,si3inf , .r IN FOE ; LIVEnPCMII - AND QIIENNOTOWN. INM ..,.. 1 1; • t db. , • AN LINE OF plan t firrEAATEß.4 saiitufg from Yew yorle, ETERV iTSATtIIDAT. • AND AI.)SIDELICATE T UESDAYS. 'And twice each wetr front Liverpool Awl. Queens town. • , . '''stt'vnge from lAVerpobL!Quee GlRgstow or Derry; , braXif Steamer of th i rt vi rk JOHN 0: EC Ageftt; gentltwsy. Sew Teak 4 r to AEQ-E.NECHT,`An for rottsvipa,, Pi. . ' . flay It, r10,41}23:a11!. ~i • , • • , . : . 111 AiNi OE LI" ::" TRANIEULTLANTIO p .. et _ ST ' Iween New Tot 44 w„ Londonderry; n ...Liverpool, glieellfilUrra and, Hamburg. , .- OPOCCED RATEriiOr;:r4l.9o4ol.. — For pale or 'Orittietrr I t hli 0)4=014101m oomfortableand popular lbw °totem:Warr bet Worn the United. Mates. and Europe. or for full irniatloo In Muni to ribs at paasage t etc.. apply m vera or by i mail to ;Shelf Agent, .. .. i i‘ Capt.. C. 'F. 'GLOVER. _ , • - ' ^ l4* Lli entitle meet. Pottsville..' Aril 2 . 10-1 "' 1 • ; -•-• . , , Villnlia#l PATIA!32 I A , P II2IIO f • ..- r„ ... '-- s STEA* 4ETWEEN ; ; el . ) -' :'ll . . ..1461 101t1(, • 1 I (E atiEENsilm, 1. _ LONDONDERRY , cit.aspoviri - - . ?- . AN '.Al[, v. ic i 3. __-__ 1-- I =-- isluit masking. 11 it -1= . - ' = unarm- auk! irmai um erraimattr mug tm, , =ll o vVra TAOUrf CO. 1 1 1 .,_ _-- GREAT •El I vvrloN OP' . = RATES 6 - „ , PASSAGE. / 43 ,• p' ', epic ri ~': . -. , II ti c, ' 1• ' • ~4 . , ~ sigAt 1•111. Lr4l. Lula L f •F. .440 c. ..- vy:tvl:p A Nms - LOT OF •ek..11 Worsted Embroideries,. •. , • • ,Va.6s', l,l 6 . *Ontiis - Sal a a. RIP V lAN AEI', R-DINNER PRESCRIPTION.' 011. • - WENDELL H0L.1023. ' • . by the Af • linli [Akthe • achusetti,lll. flo4nes t eed Iles.' 11.11'1111 not,on2lBll 4 c. butia... his'4l6ptalW. ti.t annual ineeting.orthe Mass- Heal Society, _Oliver Wendell he following , entertaining ver e seen that Dr. 1101tormi does iatotnaryllingatHotaceopathy; 1 thists will notice with IdenSure f "heroic treatment:"l 4 CANTO FOOT. . ' ' Old hip Nan W ukle had a grandson. nip, - , • . , Of itterPiltential lock a genuine chip; . . A IM:Li e ldelegly, rious kM4 of 'chap; ..4„ 971 Be, claire, took a mighty nap~ Whgreathe Ito I propose to tell _ln trt.brief , toe, if yua listen well. ! - •• ' i ?betimes* were ardwhinAlp to manhood grew ; They always wi i be when there's work to do; .. lie tried atfare: r ig—found it rather slow— And.then at hing—wbat be didn't know; - • Then took to log round the tavern bars, , 1 To frequent Sod ins and long-nine cigars,- Till Am Van Inkle, out of patience. vezed titTi ing mines, having for their text ;' nil A metp a broo ek—anghtthatanight avail , • To point aMO or adorn a tale:, itxelainufd—"lhave HI Now then, lllr . • • Ife's good for IM eihiMg— make him an . /), V' : ' The die was ca st ; .the the youngster - was 'content: . " They packed his shirts and stockings, and he went. Bow bard. he swelled it wore vain to tell— ppsdroweed through Wismar, nodded over Bell, ' • • pt sound with, t.ooper, snored aloud on Good ; ' . , heaps or ix:tures—doubtless tindersumdL-- i.stant lisle et,:.for he did not tail ' • . o Faroe his on every bench and rail., ' 'Months grew toyears ;. at last he counted three, • And Rip Van W klo found himself 31. D. Illustrious title!' in a glldixl frame, •, ... I ., • Beset the Abstain with his Latin name. Ripunt Van fri lion, guew—we seines—kuow "dolman me-46 do so a n d so.", . , i • a . , , • -Be Idred an otnl soon 'lts walls displayed If lanew dipl nod stock In trade, . , A. mdittdy amen to subde Of various nam . whereof u I disease mentio , n these; -, ' Lmtobtft and bo lam great andlittle squirt, 11hIltiarb and Se na, Snakeroot, Ttioroughwort, , Ant. Tart, Via: 'bleb.. Pll. Coebboand Black Prop, Tinettires ppf Opt , Gentian, Henbane, flop, Poly :I w, which for lack. . • .Of Mimi b to utte inert call Ipecacd T . • Cainpbor and 10 0. Turpon ne, olu. . ' Cubtibs, "Copeev 7,!' Vitriol—white.tuld bine, . F , thnuel andFl And roots of Sas fm , aand t'Saaaarrill." . , Brandy' for coil ' Pinkroot, death on wOrms-- • Valerian, calmel bfilysteric squirms, . la Muck, Asserted the resinous gum . .. Named from its or—well, it does smell some— Jalap • Jhat work not wisely, but too well, Ten pounds of k and six of Calomel. For outwardi r t he had an ample store. ttt Some twenty I a and gallipotsi or more; Ceralnro rhea housewives oft compile the same at ome, and call it "wax and lle;" Griguentwns Resinosum-cbange Its 'name, .' The +'drawing salve" of Many an ancient dame; ' A rgenti Nitras, also, “dpanisb files" Whose virtue mik es the water bladder rise-, • (some say that spread upon a toper's akin They draw no water, only rum or gin)-, • Leeches, sweet vermin! don't, they charm the sick And'sticking-3 1 -zhowli Chutes to stick! Bmplarertres fir ' tto.Proie, Pitch: , i . Wadtes and Pow , Brimstone for the-which -.' &fade* or Prera,. thy chosen name , • Since ;Hahnema n's goose quill setatet'd thee auto _' . Barrie, -.Proved thee the ureeof every nameless 111, ', ' Whole soul specillc is a moonshlue pill, - Tilt saucy science, with,hquiet grin, Reid bp the'A , crawling on a pin? • , ' • -Mountains hav labored and have brought forth --• Mice, ' . ; The Outchman's heory hatched a brood of-tWice• Fee well nigh ad them-words unlitting-quite For these fair p nets and for earspollte. l' e; The surikseloot y chance at last totslip. And so at length ,t proved with Doeitor, Rip. Otte full-sized bottle stood upon the shelf ' Which heldlhe medicine that ho took hinaself: Whateer the reseon, it must be-confessed . • HO: lied that bot le oftener that the rest; _ •W hat drug It het I don't presume to know- - Tbelllded label id "Elixir Pro." . •• • , . One day the doch , i found- the bottle full, And, being thirst , took a vigorous pull, ' • Put beck the "ell tr" where liras always found, And had old Dobbin saddled and brought round.' -Yon knew too 'ofd-time rhubarb-colored nags That Carried doe nand their saddle-bags; , ens besets ! they stopped et every place • ,fit` r el l e blinds we shut-knew everypatient's case- Looked up and thought-the baby's in aat - ~, That eon t last long-he'll soon be through with It ;- But shook their beads before the kuockered door Where some,old y told the story, o'er i t . . - - Whose endless a of tribulation flows For gastric griefs nd peristalle woes, , 'Wbirt. lack el tern led hips from his way. Abd where it led him it Were hard to say ; Enouett, that wandering many a tulle 'Through paths thp mountain sheep trod single file ` Crerceme by feelinp such as patients know ._, 'Who dae too treety with "Elixir Pro., He turubl-diemoonted ro , slighttrin a heap, ,• And Ley, pmiscuous, u pped In balmy sleep. • la . • . . . . l.light followed niht, and succeeded day day, But snoring sUll e slumbering Doctor lay; ^ • Poor Dobbin, etaAng;thought wri s t his libel, •And straggled ho caravel, saddle- and. ll ; • ri ci - The v Mae! peopl hunted all aretut be But Rip was Mew nit - never could found. "Drownded," they vessed; .for more than half a year . The pouts and'etU d taste uncommon-queer; :tome Said of apple - randy-othersome Found a strong Ilivoi-el New Eng land fum. . , --Why can't sfellbw hear the fine thingssaid Abont a fellow when &Allow's used? The best of doetorii-eo the preasdeciared- • 'A public blessing W hile his life was spared, . True to his country; bounteous Willa poor, • ' In all things tentperate, sober, lust and pure; The best' of hnattlida! echoed Mrs: Van, • • . ' And set heresy catch another max. _ . , • T -aoentlii thlspanogf it's germane *444 • • . • Well Jog atop be d say we've had , enough: And leave poor Ri sleep for thirty 'years; I old the organi i,you lend yettreaM '. To hear my second (Onto, after that• _. • ' • Welktend annul the monkey with ,t he hat. - - '..' ''• '-• '•• firro SECOND.' --,-: • • Bo thirty years til past-but not ; ii Mond . . In all that Musa( Rip was evesbeard:- • • The world wagged on---lt never does ga back-,,, Thewidcryr Van wits now the widow Mae-- •n• •. '' . • - France was an Karpire-Andrew J., wa 4.14: - ~ Axel' Abnauun: I. all r t e u rtig MIAs stead. • . Font murderous: in nerage strife. , Tet still the tube eld - Ida gl ii c a e% knife. - cyrtirik -At Last one in I ng-rwho forgets the der •• ' . Wheuthe black cl dof war dissolved sway? ..- Thelorms.tidings spread o'er lend and Sea, 'Rebellion done fca:tant baa captured Lee r ' 1.3 0 erve,i7 .ffllstraT ening the Buis and Stripel- • , .Oat moat e• wild with marmot types,?- Down wentthelaborer's hod, thelebunlbor 111 too Ho "Mo" !' he erled-nhe rebel - army's look!' - ' Alt! What a %line I Ithefolke alloutd with joy; . Each fond, pale ni her thinking of her boy ,;- 'Old grey-bsdred eel meeting-Have you heard? And Olen a shot d.not.smotlietword; ' - Biatersall. smiling Cane; not less dear; _ , ln ling poles between • amble Ind tear;, • ' ' Poor,ltr SUilnking how, shrill stu f f the plums . . pant y In that b caterer Johnny when be comes; . .. • 7. Cripples ootrhelutrustics on the jump, - ...; Old - girls so loving they could rum the pump:. • Oulu going _bens! from every fort and .alp- They W.Eged so lodd at last they wakened Rip, - " I spans the picture Wawa-Juan appears " Who'S been asleep Ocoee or two.,of years ; • ". Tonal' have seen Lto pa fection done. , By Joe Van Winkl mean Rip Je ff erson. - • Ti 11 war -011 Rip at last came beck, -• " : . Claintathis eddl i ei-tbe present with)* Mae-, • '. Bid his old sign Med; and , . . _ .., To prattles physic n. the serne bt a i r plan. ;.' +tante 'weeks Went Iv• --It. iris not long to Walt- -. Anatplease.tricallegrenrfrequent on theslate, : - 'Me pad, In tacs,an claw =Waited air, 4 louggray beard, plenteeeta lack of hair- , The ntmarkelk that always_recontunends your VOCid old docj i r to Ws ai amid, friends. Talk of your Mien I after all mid, , , Thongs nothing ea bare and shiny head, , .Age hinds tbe,gracps that are =trete please- Folks want Umirdpetore nueddy,,llke their ebefise. . . so lilibeganto lag people's tiongnee • - . . • And mop their eta (rated it "'amid their 7,- - laligiC adile '' le dge as be could, R ar e l itt i t i n ofd mu (M ien in Doctor ~ sot ? The town wash yi fora month ortWo Se gave the lith e work to db. ^, . . - About thetinieliben dogday halts begUi,„ - - ' 'Measles and mumps and mu.Warnbe set tn ; . • With tiotomarevellings dysentery mesa' And dinky .094)14 lit blemnoidering flame; 1, llieblieeksmiUr ailed -the was down, Andhra: the in the town. The sexton's re l Per shorter than before- The stators wile a brand new bonnet wore Thins* looked quint setions-Earth has got a grip On ted andyaing; a VII* 0 4 Doctor RIR • Alarms the re Was .taken With a chill -BAm, wisp gave "hot '=-01. T: r t he szt shat t ars - Indian O pill; ' ex:morn WOMB, ut t or his 1= to ;me , The Doctor etnitlisdoublit quick he came t • ' ' Aiii, Ital. gran. d sada:peat %hewn. . - . UM:reit:Mem.' Th rd •-riothllig new ; 'Peretuelel his tbarat him ..iang„ too- Lang4tever threateillmr-eanethlng of the sort,- Ontudth theillmWr-let him blood-a quart -Ten leeches blisters to his aide; Ten grains of cal apt then he died. , • _. . The Deatten nett Vequlred the Doctors care ilookated hY:Mn: a'bnlXlt ot Mr - -, [, pales in the back, what matter. is Itotittlao calls it r•rheonistlx.” - Mnbalittell with , liras him something hot ; «Ati it' says the new. goes nigh the spot." -Aat 03 a my Utile man; - • . ndsay the 'mods tor Doctor Vali. - TheDtertor eak as bone* Th umw iragas ns ribs Ware aore-. - - -“Might Ode up Ui hetterr-then - more vigorous riau a letuisysp irere=st' , Amalie% a blood Will ease Use no dealt 'TeetleashesnatittentillNdp to stack t oat. . 2 ~ Than chap ti Mister the painfisl part- . tem...ams Sex Resttwo eat AaMbadanlik ran, Lam; eriUi Wean:dog calomel • Ut;daid the m at etal mends Well: -. .... . . . But Wien the' twitsedlea Were tried, ' Asalith•viuswahler. the Squire bad died ; Tbehltgli_bors- ' will never do, • He's tailed UM Se re-ball kill the Deacon, foe,. -Now. whew • doctiers pained' ars perplexed, A. areineketert In order neztr. Ton know What ist la atertattsplase, • Meet eartilli to disease a ens• And Other mailters, es weather. ere,* t . • Makes" _ lager bier end bops. ; rumemni . • Tar INWNSlbeinne littl• to be MK- ; ' . " le -- --- --', goal ail dead- , -- - =II h)ri L •if. b. MEMIM You most hitt* &lumbered ;instates-dug sound - But sleep once more till thirty years come round, You'll find the lancet In Its honored place, .; Leeches and blisters rescued ffornALagrece, Your drugs redeemed from fashion's passing scorn, And countedsate to give to lxibeit unborn. , . . . - . Poor sleepy HIP, M.H. 8. S.. M. 11, • ". A puzzled, serious, saddened man was he ' , Home from - tbe Deacon's bouse he plodded slow Andf filled one bumper of "Eiitir Pro." , -"GOod-bye," be ~faltered, Wan, : my dear! : I'm going to slbep, but wake me once a'year I don't like bleaching in the frost and dew - Intake the besn,,,lf all the same to yen. • Just once a year—l'emember I no redstake Cry 'Rip Van Winkled time for.you to wake Watch for the-week May, when laylocks blow, For then the doctors meeteand I must go." --Juustonce a ye/tithe Doctor's worthy:dame ' • Pocito the barn and, shouts her husband's name, Kip Van Winkle:" (giving hint a shake) "Kip! Rip Van Winkle! ttrunfor you to wake! LaYtocka In blossorni Its the month - of May— c. The doctors', memingla thta blessed daY. • And come what wit(. you, know I heard you swear. You'd never,tniss it, but be always there r' • • And Wilt is,_as.every. year.comes round, Hip . .),tan Winkle here is always round. Yong! quickly know him by his niildelved:.9.l.r, The hayitemtsprink.led thrOug,h his scanty hair. The licheni grow t:4 l . 2*his rusty suit— • • I'v, e seen a toads • uting on his boot—.. Who says I lie'? Does- ny-man preSume— Toadistoat . mutter, call It w-mushitsma. Where is his seat 1 , moves it every year ; But look. you'll rind htutl n he is always here. Perhaps you'll truck him a yrhticyon know—. A certain flavor of "'Elixir Pro:: . • Now, ttien;l4ll4 You—as you 'went' to think* We can drink : healths without a drop-to ctrink— Hcalth to the mighty sleeper—Jong live he ! • - Our brother 'Dip, 5.. - 8:, D. A: JIOUSTAIY„RAILWAr.Ly HUNGARY; . A ..rr:A MOMENT when the construction J . of cheap railways has received d new. iniptiLsi, through • the Fairile .system, your readers' may beinierested in hearl ng of. a new invention in, thi2i directiOn by a.Hungarjan 'gentleman,,lllr.. - LOpresti, which \ was tested a few days ago and with.complete success. - There .lias 'been, in&O p .for the last two years.a trill liwi, after z this system, in tide on. the property. of..Arehddke, Albrecht, l'neup Te'schenpiti Silesia; but, being only about 2,1330 yards in length,' it gave no measure of. the applicability . of,the system on ,a larger In the mertheastern : part of litungafy. the CrOwn has the e.xtertve domain of Diriggoi, - 'occupying:a great portion of the slopes and valleys of the Pike mountain chain, oho of the three detached range of mountains in the heart of Hungary. :The: chief wealth of this domain consists of the. tine of k and beech woods, .which: - have • heed; hOwever, hitherto so badly muriatiedtbat they not only, yielded no revenue .but..but. scarcely paid their 'cost. - ;Sitice - the Hungarian :Ministry was eonstitutsd, Mr.` ton vay, .the Minister of Fl hance, has directed his speCial attention to ,theie C.rowitdomains. • One of his creation on this tiehtiA the extension of,the prirnitive iron-works of Diriggoi into a large establish.; went. for tile manufacture of refined iron,— Partly to supply fuel for this, and partly to_, , ilidlitate the' transport or . the' wixid into the. neighboring:eOundrytof the Thetis,' a„ line of_ about five English miles in lengthho. been . constructed onionsof , the • mountain.- valleys to thelop of therridge. The ° .traelts Were' so wrptchediand steep, and -the line- so much curved;-that- it was - quite impossible to bring down...the Wood by ordinary means without . enormous expense.- SO - 011 this-point the- new system has been tried. • • . • • The line requires no permanent way at all. ,§quare beams of. oak S inches high .and 14 inches broad firelaid on'theground, and only at rare intervals, Where the griat tineveriness -of the ground 114.*oltitely retiAires it,, cross sleepers are laid under it.. Each 'of th&e longitudinal bea.ins.h&s.a length of 18 -feet,;.. on'thetwo edges;of the beams are the '.ralls; which are only 2 inches broad, and so -thin that they weigh but t pound per foot: These beamsan4 tailetnaY. be taken up at any mo: ment, and the railway - Altus relald whenever it is required.-- The trucks run lin two pairs of wheels 8 inches in =diameter ; .the bodies of the trucks are about three times the width .of the .railS, and are ; placed so low . on the wheels thatthey have Just room to pass over them. in itself, bringing .the weight down so near the. line, Is a great guaranty against auy accidents arising from the nar rownOs of the gauge end. the- severity of the r -curves:• - Besides thiS'thereis a double brake on each truck,theardinary'bmke, and then, before and ..behind,, and - ' . eouple of tide wheeli running outside the gauge, which may be pressedagainst the Sides. All these precautions are taken lo insure. against any overturning, for on - parts of. the line about half of the truck is hanging over t preelpico, ;and' running - Sat the rate of sortie' 20 •to 30 miles - an hour "doVo'n7hill. • The top Of the mbuntaiti*tidge is:some 700 ,feet above the:level of the valley; where the .works are;'" foit-; about • one-'third. of the dis tance of 11,ve:Faigl ish - miles th© -gradient, is butalight—f_.or 2 In 100; biditirther there are gradients'of :net less Than-1 in.l6, and' that for considerable distaricei;• . Even bolder - are the curves.. -2winds along the sides of bills so small 'that • there are curves of a raditis of 12. yards;' and those of btadius:of ' to • L''.2 -yards each - ; =.:ollietnn quick. 'suecessiom The trucks are'taken:upempty :by: llama; and when' filled are allowed to. comedown at their own impetus. .The ,ar-• ningement of the'weight , and the system of . . breaks -Is so : perfect that the.train-_may be - steppesl when,- a gradient of -1 in._ 7, • . and going' at. te riste . .=of 20,- to 30 miles an ItOur,••withlit six Ito "eight-,yards. ;The • fi ,ye miles istist • £2,003;' and after the experience • .now . calned the work 'May be done for about • -•- - £2OO per • . • .• . - •• •Aa you- May gather froni the: foregoing•de- •gaeription the object•of the line in the present Instance Is traffictone:way. And already in this: respect It is invaluable in a country ,like llungary; which possesses great "mitieral• :wealth • and • forests -of . inestimable . which Will.becoine accessible ata small cost by these- means,. whereas otherwise :they:- would, be, either. altdgether lost or. at least - imperfectly got at.. ' - • „ - According to the. CaleniationS made singe' the ne was 'opened, the:square Measure. of wood, the trans,pOrt„of•which cost 'fron:i 4 to 5 florins, and at times. CouliFtiat• - even be transported for that. sum, now hos Sent dQvr for.less than one-half.;.. and in this' the sinking fund for the-. money invested is in cluded. Asloon asitt!e woo_ bi along thellne are eat down the' dna will be taken up•and reLsiclelseWhere.: _••• = , I • But the, invention half complete, for the Inventor has: designed alocometive kir his dispense with the applicationOf horaeliosier, and will give the invention its, .full .value. • ':He has notbad the means' of . contructing his locomotive„ but now a company is to. be for Med, which will carry out on a krge,ikmde - what answers so well. on •a mall one. Incomplete aS. the spitem is. pp to the present. Moment,- it is at,. ready Or great.. value to; Hungary. There are miles, wad . miles 'of, mountain forest;; which.tiecy. for wantot Means Of trassport, - . and winch may be stilised"loy this system.—. The direction of the state - .domains has, al- - ready decided to apply, the system to several. Other domains, and Others will no 'doubt. fol. law. • But' the Utility of this new system is not . emitlned .to mountain •distiicts: • Theie' are those immense Hutailan alluvial plains ; ; where for miles and miles hots tiaceofstOne let found,. and where Snordinaty road in some eases costs as-mach as an'ordinary antis then not of Much use in autumn and spring, ',So desperate isthecase that in some Instances. People 'have bees, drives to. adopt . sa-calett.clinker, or paved brick road:— The 'laying • dot& of lines , on the, Lopresti system• would slinost• amount .to the same sum as for tbo, transport of, the road metal for the.reguhtr read.,---Loados .Pszfarus We had ':often heard abeeit the difficulty of raising pansies, owing to the hot sun of July and August, and other draw-- backs of .a similar nature. At length, how ever, we fell in with the Confident declara tion of a horticultural writer that it 'was ear ler to raise pansies than cabbages, accompa nied with brief directions how to do it.— These we determined to follow last Spring. Buyieg 11 package of mixed German seed we sowed the' seed 'about the 15th of April' in swarm corner 'of the garde*. • In tune the photo were , transplanted into. two well prepared beds on the eked,' side of teem-, though this shade in one, case,eiw ingto' the villainous canker Worms, did not- amount to, much. The dowers Won began to appear=4: certain varietlealike bronze and coppery' col" 'ors coming out first . and they . -kept up_their blooming In complete• disrepird- of the hot sun of tuld-suminer. ,They could. hardly be g i died gast enough to keep them Within : Their beauty was a Constant star 'While the faces of 'many, rejoicing in ale nudnatateatScotch tenieritYPe .were cOmicateneugh; . One bed was spaded up late In the.F*ll.4 A gnat bootnet—as wadi suppmed--AnWtakin &Surat , other on the Arse, December, ;had h light -covering of leaves was thrown ores the bed.:,. During the Winter open doWers were- found front time to time;:•bal upon' that. we tag no rtwiistress _ for the latt watapenew Winter:. Th and lama Iran WWI 'Weedy in Apra; and. the " the'= " llm A t inh tgi and ass now one maisoffitninrelv . maned Imp Ada , ratit;i.aamit eimmtioenjoy. ttanagnit4 4 take a nation, On jkbLikehows m tegii wardiet *stoat' IWalt ut retliteitt Itiht atit'lhr .primaf _vt.; •••‘,,of Wray—. 'Green. *, yam ONES ISDccENTS. SINGLE . Tu r k Monthly Part of ! l EvelT.gantrds: makesthe Most splendid magazine tbattxintea front Anlerican publishers. That for June la just iatued, sinialinit• • cent volume of stity-four large pages, Allot, with thectoicest illustrations and UM best selections of, . reading matter,- including Dickens'a new ,Published by Fields, Osgood & Co., Bosom • • • Tint LITTLE CosmoßA.L MAQAZIStit..-The /1113* . number of this beautifik jtivenile conies to us great- ' ly enlarged and Im pnived, as Well &stinky ilMstmt , .. ed. The wonderful growth of thfir.young Napoleon" - of the juveniles -has been as surmising mitt le Inter- - eating. Its circulation has shot far ahead of Blot of any of competitors. Its matter, is entirely origi-- nat null of a very high order. .The freidinesis and ylvacity of Its pages causethe eyes of all our young people-to starkle. In Its . .new, Improved form It is One of the handsomest, as. It is the cneapest,:inaga- Zine - ne. have ever seen. Childlike:bucnot it rejoices the hearts of both parents and. chlildrew ' alike. This number begins a new volume.; now Is a great tline to subscribe. One dollar a year'; sample copy; l 2 'cents. Published by 'Sewell 4- Miller, Ohl- - . N easier FOS Jui.4,-Thl* beasutittil monthly ' for soompsttreaders, begins its Etilitts volurie With another of teadmirable pictures, drawn expressly . ' tor its pages' by Oscar Pletich. - AmOng the numer pictu* that folltiw It found three by Adritm,ll4rie; an aniuSiinksketch by A. Francon, s. French artist pew toAinericarg 4 feadenti r three sign' by Miss'liumphrey; one by Frank F. Diann], . - a priunising_Bostna artist, and a humorous sketch by Filmier, which it Is impotisiple tolook it without . laughing. While fs pictorially a rich table of contents, the reeding matter will be foundto do full ' justice to the plettfres: We know.of no Publication that' could supply the placeof the Nursery. in &rani ily where there are little folks toemusesinddnitrUcf,ri and the delight wilipave seeti-pictuted fn little eyes • and faces as each_ month brings - a new number, is worth vastly more than the Year's subscriptlOn.7 , -. Published by Jtio. L. Shore' Beaton, Glass,; tit $ll 60" per, ear. - "Ore Toeqc Fouts —lfessrs. Fields, Osgood Z . 4 • • (WS juvenil nuigazine comes so rull of good things ••,, • cinch month' bat to particulailie is difficult. " Onr.- • ki L Yentas Fol " for July Is especiallihrightand inter- , citing. Sits. , hitney's iihrry; "We Girls,'.' Is contln 7 • ued;' J. - V. Trowbridge has a poem about Farmer- J6hin . which is made the subject of the frontispiece; . -Parton tells the story of Juan Fernanda; the adviii- ' - tumuli Don who inaugurated the, slave trade; there is .a storytd a wasp that Matt her nest to • a 'spool of -, . cotton ; of "The Babes in ;the Wood," who were' two .. -- kittens ;. and of Bobble: Malcolm, who lived' in d. light,house! There are several pleasant poem; the commencement of a series of drawing lesions by C. A. BarrY, more "Prise Essays" from yoringeontrib- . . •ntors, and any number of charades and ptiztles2— , • The pictures In this numher are capital: ' Nothing . - could be prettier than the two kittens a:sleeP in the - . Wdods, and "Little Waste" is a jewel. ".. . ' _ - Ltirk or C'EtAISLE3 DICEENS, By Da. It. 1311X.LIVN .. Ii,VOCKNZIE, -Wilh Papers, . Recallections. -- Anee-, dotesand Letters, by "Boz,",tieVer before collected. .:,,. .T. B. Peterson & Brothers, No. ax! Chestnut. street; ' 1 Philaaetpht;have In press, for inamedlate pnblici- - ' ... iien;_the Life of - Charlei Dickens . It will -eonta,lti. , beside a hill history of his tife, his tincollectest . Pieces, In Prose and Verse: RecollectioniandAneo; ' dotes,Us wellsis Letters never before published ; s l id .. 'will trace the entire career of the great Novelist from '. the time of his birth and that connection-with Jour; . ~ nallarn as LL, re.porter; 16 its unexpected and lamented ... *. termination on the 9th of June, IS7O. By Dr. &She-. ton 3fackensie. It will also Antain a new engraved • - likeness of Charles Dickens,. akett from - a Photo- " ; graph for which he sat a few days prior Whim death. - The whole will be honied in a large - duodecimo -vol ume, bound. in cloth. button:a with " Petersons' ',' • ' venous editions of "The annplete Works of Charles Dickens." Pries $1 ie.. Agents Wanted everywhere toe ,gage in Its sale. Advance copies will be sent to„ any one, post pald,•on receipt ot price. ' , . • - • TLC ATLANTIC MONTIILX.,.-ThII l i s the earliest comer for the month of July; and it cannot fall to be a welcome one-for the good things which It'contains.' A change Ont. minor ditaltotpublK caticur—though a small one—we regard Illiligreitt tra• provetneut. This custom has been growing among • our.magaelnes tor come time, and it Is 'BR sensible and satisfactory that it should become universal-- The Atlantic has at lest accepted the situation; -and : in the duly number appends to each paper the name of the author.. They make a goodly show, and It is certainly not because of any shamefacedness for its list of contributor 44, that it hasmot been followed be fore. There are few magazinea r that can comtniand such a force of wit and talent, or array. In *very - month *nib ; a phalanx' of liter.ry streright i ls„. The promised poem -of 'Mr. Longfellow ven,s the num ber. One of the most noticeable prose pieces In this number is Mr. Wharton's "Criminal.Law , at Home and Abroad," which Is a coinpsrlsori, critical and thorough, of the systems of Prussia, Prams and:" our own country. Mr. Hamerton's papers are not , what can bectllied popular in their ,style. The.es- say of most.practical interest hi' that of Burt.o:Wilf der on the rebutting 'of the sexes. He treats the ant-' jest from analogy of the animal window, and does it in a most thorough and pleasantly scientific mitn ner.. Another essay, of a moradirectlY . speculailve 'character is that of Higgiroton, to which he gives the fanciftil title of "Ashadow." IO I a gpice ful and pleasant paper. 31r. Shale; gives a very rterestiog- sketch of "An Ex-Southerner in South - Carolina," in which the'retatlons of the two races and the politicaland social prospects of the; blacks since the war arelnielligentlyt discussed. The sto ries in this number are caPttal: Hiss' Phelps gives an experience fir female preaching in "tie Veld,. I shire;'' Stowe seta ii3ani Lawson telling another story 'which she calls "The Widow's llandboi r" and 310.,,H0W, ells has a marvellouslY'• funuy account - of ". ° A;Day's Plessti ^ Which ft party vainly Seek sorne;of our neighb seaside'rasor t it 'The Swallow" is very neat.gpd Prettyl pop by. Celli Master, and - "The Tour-of En rope flr SISI in Currency" Wok charmingly '.'told tale of vagabondage , by Ralph' Keeler. Thii . reviewe are good;-as always, and claw' the, number most acceptably, PublishedbyFields, Boston. DQ.Z.:CEItNyNcI NIBBLERS.There are certain offences againat good numners and even a decent moralityi. which yet hardly come within the purview of ordinary censorship or the practical administration of:: , the law. originate in an 'utter alsre". gard of the amenities of life, or a wanton . and selfish indulgence in appropriation:of the property of others within such limits as are deemed safe. Among these violations of propriety and thc rights of property js one which, in each partictitar instance, Insignifi cant, is still in the - to great annoy slice, and the cause o n 6 slight loft_ to a cer tain clam of retail-.dealers. Almost every dealerin groceries Is Painfully aware of the cost to rhtm in the course of the year of the Ribbters. They are not usually 'rea.t• ens ! tomes where trade might well ex an coo- • caslonal, taking of a choice delicac y itlumt payment, but Some casual.' purchaser who, buying perhaps an article of small value. yielding a very . trifling _profit, will take a handful of prunes, a - few craekers,lir dates; enough, and more_ than enough, to tidte ' ott all the profit of the purchase he makes. The shopkeeper feels' : relnetant to spat of what seems, and is in , a trifle; %but - 'when .he multiplies the single lose by the - hundreds who do the nune thing, he finds ma that it is 4 very ruinous 'Len-his Tearly • eicpenses. If the people who are gia of this impertinehee would stop to think, woidd admit that their wrong is precisely as distinct andsetual as though they want° machlnto gle till and take .a five-cent piece _ or a ten cent scrip. They - would be horrified should Wl* insinuated that they would do • this--but they do ,:what is to the dada ex. Betty equivalent. That this is an evil of a lll4llltUdir little dreamed of by' the community' I,t, in eluding those who indulge hi -It, would ap; which evident ere we to cite hutanees I have come to our knowledge,_ and N ith.cla have called forth front oureorreapan dents fadignant - prztests. Indeed it Ia le clared•that *Albeit intimating- a caution, not to "wives:, WWI article' are of no avail. 'but WWI ntillOttb inroad upon th 4 profits of the Wallet* Ulniadei, by this toe - common Outten:l; 'Suppose — the -ease reversed ; 'and ttuiCtverelimuer having -made a purchase atnnuadeg. , to ~twenty . cents, and having hatultd a tweity!five cent scrip to the store- I , keeper,lhelatter should coolly put it intec•-' hifeawer end olioin returnono change? Anitenp - pose lila& beshould make a pnestiee. ()fabling - It how.lottg wonkd he retain either, or reputation of an , honettnant, , , )1. Or; autherinnembered that 'the proem sig retail grocery trade me not exorbitant, atid - thst in these times it requires theuteeraik prodenee.to make in it a comfortablething. In the great majority of cases, iiollonbt, oak habit Is the result of sheer thottgliqld but thoughtfulness may he a do ; tat( In other instancei it Is pure meanneek thepexi por to obtaina luxtiry small though itmay be, without paying Therefor--. The grocer may not beto blame, If he attributes to mere cuelessume, &gross and idlegrocelldmotive. Those who In ebbe : regard Avoid east the ap" „pearsnoe of evil will to Certain:not to ; be mhdudged ;and di. our privilege, -es well as nanny, to give the wear. includingehe = reason to thlitkine Awed - et nor save • It is the little ihalta:undle are la 131§Ch detallite7Altd talked ab94. t er a • , Ik E3 *- - *l r e J:otfrnOL: ' R emade% 'Aka eteenilierleit lautaliftsittokile* logese*er they eitsti:somkellittattheir. amettheetniatlethereee- , teltoiiiithtextboteed Inta - tued, - tect the teurteleetkot_____lreaft ledge otratitteehou , r411.11-10,0"T„ _.. ,'._ EDITOR'S TABLE. • ME