BY FRED'K L. BAKER.
PUBI,ISTIED IVERRLY
p 9 ,;. n lees,
AT ONE DOLLAR AND A HAD A YEAR,
PAYABLY: IN ADVANCE
Office in "Orull's Row," on Front ot- eet, five
doors East of Flan rs Hotel
Single Copies, with, or without Wiappers,
IPOUti, 'OEN '
ADVERTISING RATES: One squsre (10
lines, or less) 75 cents for.the first inseitiOn and
One Dollar and-a-half for 3 insertions. PrO
fessional and Business Cal ds, of six lines or less
at 64.5 per annum. Notices in the reading col
tlITIO a, fire cents a-line. 3larriages and Deaths,
the simple announcement ; but for any
additional lines, five cents fl line.
A liberal deduction made to yearly end half
yearly advertisers.
having just added a 44 NewnUtty Moult-
TA IN JOBBER PRESS," together with, a large
assortment of new Job and Card type, Cuts,
Borders, &c., &c., to the Job Office of 4 . 4 "TnE
MA RI ETTIA N," which will' insure the f De
,4rid
speedy execution of all kinds of Jon & CARD
PRINTING, from .the smallest Cara to .the
LARGEST POSTER, at reasonable prices; =
ileQ3ing ai GottilAbi4 jaiiFo r 1:
riIHIS new Road is now corripleted,And in
good running order, with first-citise Pas
senger Care, and having made arrangements
with the connecting roads. North and South
offers to the travelling public a direct and .
through route, from NVASHINGTON ' and
BALTIMORE:, via York, Coltimbiti . and'
Reading to Allentown,' Easton, and - NEW
YORK, which route for beauty and Summer
Resotts should be tried to be appreciated.
Trains North leave Colurribia at S.OO a. m. F.
i( "" cc ' 10.40 as. m. A.
44
cc 01 2.25 . e , in: A.
" Arrive it'Reading at 10..05 a. 'm . . F.
it " ' " . 3.00 p. m. A.
u.r ' cc • ' 4'.40 p..m.A.
Trains South leave Reading at 6.30 a. m.A.
.i " 14 '' 1 . ..00 a. m. F.
it rr 41 ' . 4.50 1 P. m. A:
" Arrive at Columbia at 9:10 a. in. A.
44 if .c
.1.15 ,1.15 p. m. I".
44
cc '‘, 9:00 p in. A.
Train leave Columbia at 8.00 A. M. and
.25 P. M. arrive in Philadelphia at 1.20 P. M.
51.05 P. M. •in New. - Xork, 4 I
2,45 P. 4'
Trains leave. Philadelphia, via Phil'
ading Railroad at KM A.-M. and urri at
dunibia at 1.15 P. M. , ~.. 1 , . ,.; i..
Lancaster passengers for Reading, will
~ lie the Penn'n. It. R. Monk' Joy riccornmo
anon, West, leaving Lancaiter.iit 11. IA A..Mj
nd Fast line West, at 2.20 'P. M. connecting
with the R. &C. It. R. at,
,Landisville t int)
trier in Beading at 3.00 P. Ir. skid' 4o 1 , 4
1. k
The River Susquehanna at Cdumbia is
crossed by a Steam Ferit, , a oNEW 'BOAT
awaits the arrival of the train,..to., convey Mb.
linssengrrs over, the change being detightful.
Passengers by toe fast liu.. will-dine at , Co- ,
lumina..
* •.1 0 ' is for
,Fast Line. "A? , tor Accom
modation Train. ~.
F. W. NORTHROP,TROB'T CRANE; .. t
Ceneral Ticket Agent. ,j , General Superin't.
„g4t. f Y. • 4
.Stribintr anti Gonbtaittcr:
Wour.n most respectfully take thi`s Mianslof
lutOrming his generally
• that he has.ennnenced the drawing of
DEEDS,
MORtGAGES,
JUDGMENTS.
and in - fact everything . in.the Corr v ky,arroArro.
tine. .Aavlng gratuitous intercourse with 'a
member of the Lancaster Bar u ivill enable him
execute instruments of writiq"with accura t e,.
lie can,be found at the o ffi ce of «T E
SIA RI ErlIA tv,” on Front street, or at hie reel'
idence on' Market street, a &piste west of the
" Donegal' House,'' Atarletfii: '
„Lllanlc Deeds, Mortgages, .ludgmenta and
Leases al 'ways on hand and for sale.
F RANKLIN HINKLE, M. D.
After on absence of nearly three,years rn
the Navy and'Army of the, United States has
returned to the Borough of Marietta and re
sumed the practice of Morliiine. If
1t Es rectal a tteritiOn"paid to Surgical cases
in which branch of, his iiroffssionlie has had
very considerable experience.''
DR. j. Z. El OFFER,
DENTIST,
OF THE BALTIMORE COLLEGE
10 114 - 4,7,j OF DENTAL SUEOERY,
LATE OF lIARRISEOAG.,
OF I CE:—Front street,- nextdoor todt:
Williams' Drug Store,- betvieen Locust
nod Walnut streets, Columbia.
DANIEL G. BAKER,
ATTORNRY ATI LAW,' ,
VANOASTER. P.A.:
OFFICE s—No. 24 , NORTH' OVULE STEW;
opposite the Court House, where he will at
tend to the practice of his profession in all its
various branches.
DR. WM. B. FAIINESTOCK,
OFFICE:-.MApI-9r.,:rizARLY cliPosur.
Spangler do Pattereon'aStime.
FROM 7 TO 8 A.llll.
OFFICE HO URS. " I•Ta 2. ,
" 6TO7P. M.
OWARD kSSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, RA;
weans of the Nervous, Seminal, Uriney
and Sexual Systems newand .rnliableitreqP::
ment—ll&qlerfoits of the Howard Association.
Sent by mail m sealed letter envelopes, free
of chargé. •Addraist, 'DR. J. SmuratrliforratV
vow, Howard Aadoaation, No. 2 South.Nintp
Street, PhiladelphlarPa. - ,
SKATES, in.lnrge vnriety. Men's
.Slcntee
—Boye Skates e -LlA4et Skates,—mis t ie
Skates, at the' : 50c, 85e, $ll
$1;25, $1:50, s2,'l2:so, il and $3. Call and
see theta at Jowf_npAw.Eays
aTe' Store: )
• •
TTENTION ! SPORTSMEN ! !
Asy's Gun Caps, Eley'i Gun Wadds,
Dupont's Sporting and Glazed Duck Powder
italarnore Shot ShotPouchrtat PoWdek 'Masks
tre,,At JOHN - SPANGLER'S./ 1.
CIROICE. HAVANAG A RS ; and the
1,..) best Chewing and Smoking Tobacco at.--
S .minerEm
T. CROIX AND NEW :T.INGL.42WA
for culinary purposes, worraoiled genu in
H. D. Benjamin.
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51 Little Enoot
The chill November day wag done,
The working-world h'ome-farihg;
The wind came roaring "through' the
streets
And set the gas lights.tiaring,
And hopelessly, and aimlessly,.
The
e
The seared old le3ves were flying ;:,1
When, mingled with the soulless.vl:ind;
I heard a small voice crying.
And shivering on the corber stOOd "
A child of four, or over •
. ,
No cloak nor hatiaor spap, apft Frac.
And wind.blowu cerletto co.v.er,, •
Her dimpled face . was stained With tears';
Her round blue eyes ran'oVer ;
She cherished in her wee, cold' hand
A bunch of faded clover.
And, one Iland round her treasufe:,'iliVe
She slipiied in mine the otkor,
Half scared, half-confidential, said,
"Ob, please, I want,my mother.T ,
"Tell me your street and number,- pet
•Don't cry, I'll take you to it." '-
Sobbing she answered, "I forgot';: '-
The organ madis me do it
"Ile came and played at Millefs ht - eri
The monkey took the moms ;
I followed down the street, incense ,
That monkey was so fonny. • ,
I've walked about a hondred boars ,
From one street to another ;
The monkey's gone, I've spoiled thy
flowers ;
please, I,want my. mother."
"Rut: what's your mother's and
•
what.
T 12113 street.? neGit think.a minute.
"My mother's name is.iNother Dear ;.
The tree I can' t begin it."
"But what is strange about the hense;
Or new, not like the others ?"
".I.guessyou mean my trundle bed . •
Nline,and my little brothers.",
"Oh, deqx, I ought, to be at home
o helpdaim,say his pray,ers
tleN.such a baby, he forgets ; ,
And we are both such players,
Veep'
And there's a bar betweed,lo e
From pitching on each other, ,
For 'Hurry rolis when he's : asleep ;
—Oh, dear, 1 want my: mother."
The sky grew stormy, people passed
All muffled, homeward faring.
"You'll have to spend the night with me,",
'l. said at last, despairing.
I tied a 'kerchief round her neer,
" What ribbon's thr,q, my blossnm
"Why, don't you `know_?" she smiling
said, ,
And. drew, it from her, bosom.
A card, with number, street, and name
My eyes astonished, met it ;
"For," , said the little one; "you see
'I might sorndtline forget it;
And so I wear a little thing
That tells you all abont:it;
For mother says she's very sere
I would get lost without it."
A COON UNDER CRINOLINE -:=wo wit--
nessed an amusing incident on' one 6f
our suburban streets, last qatprday.
fashionable young lady, got up in the
highest style of the eat and ar
rayed in all the glory of five 'dollar a
yard silk, a twenty dollar bonnet, and a
three hundred dollar shawl, was majesti
callyeiweeping along : in the direction of
the Fair Ground, while just behind a
little boy was leaning a pet coon. -
A countryman in a brown slouched'
hat and, a liasey WoolOy 'warn:l,l44",
came along followed by a "yallah" dog,
whose, nose. was scarred diagonally,.
transversely and laterally with :the
scars of many atercely contested battle
with members of the raccoon family,
"Tige" no soonet saw the; ring4ailed'
representative,. of his ancient „enemy,.
than he madep, frantic•dive for binhoc , :
companied by.a furious bark. :-.Gooney:
comprehended' the situation eta &neer
bolted incontinently, and' setightEksanc
tuary beneath , the ample 'oitquinterenee,l
.of the young lady's crinoline, ,
The young lady screamed while,. ,the
dog made rapid , circles;:anuffing the air e l
and evidently bewildered: trknow what
hadllehotbsircittlre coodimr-Mareffribliblil
of the' young lady was ofitieal:`atrdi t ems
barrassing., ktd:ekie.for,
fear the , cooli4duld bite; and: , the obeni ,
declineCtO,l4 v
,ejliii,' l retrgat,
dog bad retired.-I - Finallythe dorwas
*lied off,.;t . he 14i:1,104g:ea; ige,.44.:
from his .hiding Time and..Ahe
lady went her way with ihelivelY
sciousaess of baving.earelienio:ii'nejr
liferh.A- Dutchman , . beinr-calledJupeur
f° 4 : W i kt— '4o4 ."AelTMlo'°'i*,.ll° ,-7t,
roeiltwhiilt,4lled.and died at de. , pattle•
of Punker Hill—of who I ish one.
‘;A,It aitigtOcitt prnisolb
mApd..7 . k. : BAmA', : yr,
Frot4 `,` qhe• cr. Y stfilARIA
Published by the, scholars of the. Marielttk
High SchogA: ;i4
;44 "Death. ;
Y . tigi'diti6 `of tifie"
tollingbgll its it7;;r4fie6tis,43 l tgi;;k:kii i i
t:fii'he claiani'tifty d ktriti!'"if 8 ~ * 0 ":
.cieteiAolet
dearly loved'frOml!stie INP &DIV?
H-a knows twhatt(isibeaG Ifoi4avaied trbefe
fer'et-rdib4otil'diatiboliteuti34obiti twill , Padd"
Obey bis !Pre 6:at; hif.re`s anti; la , te tltAi
tivany-personso4h tiliitilc,7,oCri
WorldlPtiffaills r, , ft troyillibrini tiatLikityi
are' gtfitagntiy , douin - ext4 trettiill
o nthi,dbh ttth ey filth ev ;flint .thisik
may be rain tindilifele i aJce&lttia
day dam na .IYeitth
iifsiic Eros; .1315,t2v4i ait- , diet% tven ntirtie'i
called to answer" thoi;thilin i deerf: ':-.W412111f
IFRThw , ItIW 41 1 .14414 IdPiPtillg-411 1 4ar
which, will, f cgll 149, - .YPPt I II-41-.I I V
the aged I to, , another w0,r1.11,
cop b,e . re i be lc! wl-Aq,,,rukce j
theAVOI s and, sees . dit]; ; not, POI I.lli
t,cvtel , l y,
„alal , illm j 3oßqktigg 3:;Eq,;
4! At
kert , 9 11 0 ifP r ' 4Pi ilf3t; rYI 49 , -,l9beT;
I4frpfitxparid i tn.c,nis.„Rlii,qh i bgt„
us, • en plAinAhat • Te, earn i itilltAtuders,ttincl, 2
them, iraiv,Q,3ol , U tou,t4q. f;
ME
• ”c„, srts.n ,
SECRETARIES OF
' ' THR7I/2EASTIRY
4.1 4l tr' 101 .31.0".
—Since.
" ."
the foi:nation of the Governmg,,t,,tAem
have been twenty-seven Secretaries of
the''Treiiitif.3;;'or-WO'ni'Mo* Itcfni
MIS tie h etih 1 N14120 1 1 7
one from New Hampshire, sevelilretl
Penosylva,nitwoaesfromeDttainepawsefitim
Ntarylan clAhre ilfr o m hio,
I Ken tuolc,.Vi: two front ‘Georgia, one fro ml
Delawate, one„efrorm•lT.endess,e.e; l one,
from Connectient, , anil 01.113 frop,
s,ppi The youngest man who e , ver oc,-,
cupid :the 'head 'ortiu l 3 - ,t-V=
1- .1, r "4", I r /4 ' 7
ernmernt firiance'S was Alexander 13amil-
Coe,"Of l Ve l W lurk, and tie olddest` l
George M. Bibb, of Kentucky, the' /lit
rne:t bdititf.3 l vettils VflatgeNvhbli! , htrt
en
te'r'edlu tli;; ,, dti tieSi o til (ci ffite ;ad
6h13 llOttb ;i A'y-Kfti *Thei
wiis4l4ll:l l llA ) l(46,tektthy 3 A.ibeitvGhllitfril
of , P 1 if; tlir:3.4;tifs 'Arr'os
I'residiit ll .4tfreridtt dfratili l
11ftrAY,1 18 9A,1 0, 44 00 ntieue44in..,offresaarti I
gebskoirlyil..9l4, when ,-Piresidlintioalladi-1
sop,iat , t,ket,olose,of his ,firstifourc,vears;
appointed , Goorge,y,:: ,OtimpbellzefiTen:i
oesgeactasillie isuegeqS9r..44l;be.,l6lbartest
ternt was ithat;of„Pitikip,Francisffhome
as, who held the office only one mont,he
Wm fTN
l Crawford, of
!• Georgia anpoin-
.; ~• •
teri by,Jarnes Alotdoe, held the offir
t +"1 .11
e t iglit years.' Tour of the Secretarles,
renlie,dt4e age of four score y9p,r n s„NA
only Hamilton and Dexter,, died
udder We giv i e below th.e list 4
the names, in, the order in , whirh'. they
appointed, of, those who, AqtEl ~1111 4 ,
tihe office since the fordation of the
Government, with terms of service of
each :
NA:MEs.
kleiand'er Hamilton. ' &Years. '
Olieer ) WOlc'Ote: ''
S. Dexter.`' Yeas! '
.Albbrt Galretiri. "
GeOrge W. "C`atkfcbell.
' 3
' bail
William 11. Orawforr
Richard, Rush. l ; :4 yearV
Ai 2 . .year5,.!,4
Lpuie,-111cLane:. • z2..years.",,l,
4,year.
Roger 13. Taney.
•Levi,Xv:oodbury.
Thomas Ewing. ,
„,
Walter Forward. 3, years.
Caleb' Gushing. Not confirmed.
John o.SpenOr., 'i ypar., • ,
GeotieM.Bibb 9 months,,
Roliert J Walker.. 4,yeaFsWilliam 141 llgiedith. ]. .
..7e4 k r i u
'Thomas , '::1 years.
James Guthrie. 4",:aM t 'f , 4'
Howell Cobb, nearly 4 years.""
Philip-R&Thernaiw
John A.. tHiM: ` F.+.: z ...: 2:nto itics`P
S al m o ChaseV yarali () '
offiee: m bed, 3tf3ir.Eii 44,11* eistall $4,
: • 7,!
9AFer-',s.oo,"csay*lT , lncle , oßeitizimaaltiheS
examineth.giebpraotsrlof aelbesettottltrp
don't eepitinttane,.reason why,ithat rporia
cau't4p9titheigpil.ol2.tlategainiribrastt
They gathered round to bear,this
ne 1p
e Air ) ,Rtr i gfoit a ls% ,wygairla a
.41 nait t
is it, ?"
'I S
pence' 4 ;ol "eg 1 "PP Ati t i ?°
as ll
kirit iti
too greal for so she art time." ,
.AA. t 71707 fteuavanite It.)
Mil
• I ;00 , T:0 -I P T 0 .M AI
• swliiiimster theufthet rise a
btferiii
her d hilhbatill'toVA2l l ll l o4 11 4
k ," B ile pli l eh arliM en"
toi tp dlifltif of ?Y e&
sw,,tio thi-iteo)s aternopo oiler ta
ssoalri ll+ *4 It« 1310401 " ni Fen* VILA
dar What ails Jahr/Pais jai i
troubles him.
NSW
=I
uz ottrnat for incNiJ CArde.
MORNING I t
.F,F434:(4.W18. , „p3 ; 55 i y, : VOL TOL 'XI--NO. 29.'
At'Efhtist Stexpl ;
a mee 'of ' t item Club, at
which fr: .I:Bll§.Cid, and ie`4=
ernlothet e:nifnen 3 t - Citradtelq - C6rtile
dVti' , Arre s pgeh'e'nP,` it WA' ,'ot;le,i42;d` • 'that
.it zi; 41.
iss
edu one Creill l 'reeetinig r '9r iife! 'ilo j cietV
was (lied lia l Y '6.bLe ' rif.'"E7ie'a i ttsenCe” was
cgiii r:Va"t 1 1 114e' 'es'iMoiaitrar'y
cgirde‘he t liaip4de"ti t6 b 6; B l;r6 l siiiiift. that
coin'peiewedre'eapr if
.7115 ittr#l l ß.„7;;Plat:Pl Oitaicirsint
sing their surpr is e tuts ClrellitstanCe,
tftWlS'Enett l eif Peotii"
wrtt lipetl i ffia 114 1 , 4 iiii r tkgow' i n,
do'l'etten'tinee'vAPara L d inaillftl`t;i3l
ske'dBl4l it" l h9s tt etfc'e w ,
!fiends wondered at his dre l ersrlie'wil4A
.nodded toeach.
,separately,
anCiiis 4 ap - OLVed er''M''i.Ce 4 r
i ctrii' l mr'ali ut
dist) %as - "04 ms): ° c:v 14. Pl -
S PR4 l3g. ll)yy rr / A 9 lFl n' e t lPPlsArivi;li e 4o
this circumstance apd determined ,to
4.lartr.4.t. .../ste,,a.P.. co .tr ,Daly ii
, InveStte t te,q, caitrl t h e raluer, and
:Lad %bail% r 1 11)S f bte s n fr ''ee 3 n'
lece`i cr 10 Lai t
upon tire staircase which Lea to the
414 k P 1 .1.141; ;Lie 0" tir.
room where t he y were sitting. They
se - eV-VAG!?
't~at both ifieniMiteEP
4 f, - 74A; vitt (;,) .41 • ;
and the entrance' had been constantry
rrlltd 'N r 4it r ir l aftikirateg r Ogik'
fsfiatiw ith 1 0)4, r tit'e i y sellt
of the gdntleman'WjArtt they hail u z st' t
see l eed 'l4 4t7iit:' 41181 - fter d 'he w haeilen'
oat.
very near the l cos~ee-house w heia Taw
were, and their rfeer'''ln'ln at - fifth;
Their friend
ifddiedalsut
,'
, „ 1., ,1
ten minntes before, of a violent fever
_lelal.-,f(Er ,
whichshadconfi e ned, m l e l
ntirely
,to o his
bed several days.
03 , 411:; for
'4 , ; 01.-0 ti , Ou ' t
-,,
Some of the most eminent men of the
club g'°?,9 l Vr elves
c iPit y r' A h ?, l 9 l) g s el. t J° n *i h ' c o u di ° 91Pl u gh
nzat.t c s . 9 i d ttt o e i m k i;itif f ill
firmly' tiplieved. that thei? frien'a , B o'host,
to:, ,riart moth 'roans/ ant t, move
had actually aopeared ° E them ; and the
I . 0.1;01(1 ! . .ttAt 7;..favAsiliro tem
laitier opinion ..was confirmed.hy t e
.t/ .:).())Ikatirz.6 P.. 14 rep, .8
3 , 1' , ,1rgi i 4q1,9418 8 i,d5 -A , ll
qißrafrognlvv-e441,13 n i l",
f 74114
t r AY s a r,, k7.l l jo, l 4g l i g lPit e o r ,r!' h e - 4W31 7 ;
action. it.A last shey de j termined to re
a to v.) „on,. 4 31r11
move the club to Annther part of the
tonnhenorMgostatifensamet tilde tintetan
engagement:96l7AM to!taveal,thel circ
atau,ceewhich,/hadlciceasinned thechange:
hey, wise ty a though toll atitu ch t ;),a
sn,pperteill 14 , y4heteaidelluefettattoli.-.MMI
serj-eigasan./lTearke/tetat, miglltAco much
miSnhkeftwitiliettittoseallso,KamaiPedteeex
piaiged, Y‘eMs.,atterWardStiasr l lrt
lin44 WAS sik4ing , A4lldino.or, , with, spine
kießdsolt ,b,ts qW.,11- , 4IO II SEL he. was iteld
thal s e / Tonr.pldaßemanit'svho.wlts; dying
ini, / ap,ospure 4 garag•in , ,tile,,midst pf, th i e
grotpsAi 3str i etchesintiss,Ffiai edust:,said
that she could not die in bpeacp a i.uulegis
she could reveal a mast important secret
4641kd'n•Oftuddlblit l ineths - 4)fl'eil.orin-ii
trio'ney , , tile% 'lWi.:BFeAfasidridikaPl`it
eliiiretibelbe ) reBesiVid'illebth4fireigaise .
shill Mole' pressinr rintigictEtirstibie Woe
sitchltin iißeenht" vtrits 3 glVtirikoklie
riselton - vert:i ne'd'mlaettY 4 iff
expiring llbjeci, tiat:Eisldon*doichh was
exited airei,. ifsanbibila .rest govt iii'
spate f etirrielV.Vnirea'tfes"iit ( Mg
friends, who feCtial
,in„the
Case ; which to' the arret, in. which
lxs ;.; StP3 U4,a /
ae gas told the p o on
Fl V n a ' B ib,i l agA
V4O rel 49A i i t itlY C eit TVd /3tlt qa49
hand •
34.1.0 %, 1 1;.8 161,11 n )14/ 18-I;inr; ;ray ; „.“ ; J 1
„Mr. Burlse /6,61Q,n returned., He. tpld
- ewe* tawny VtIVU ~.1341
his friends that he halloady g vr,Tyllt,indi
as it had.been represented, that the old
libtattithittiValied .afte'NellifigTh eidry
eirernbrdintryeallicanstalaceltwhich4tado
giirelt %Mai vdtlafeetiogri he'`ilihnorefated
alI ithiPfnimitsffaatitabfttliitztialsio4V nu&
ad feesedd
tihblichhbfrhilablVie t rOlgfilltia bfrfaaziegliFei
which had caused an unfortunate Maui
'his e. She said, trbri ter death-teed,
t N i t 2 : ll sretn * retie r w in - in 4 e l l 4 To` 4 m s '0 :1 0711 1
•in Dln n angel 1)41 .4111, - ) 4 ,;n=^ t•
;atonementl power capr o osS
ror, and had iitei•efore, requested
eta eUri,efl ittg ;
presence, Knowing i him to be the
afted".VihrVrClased - gr.e k
r wospar
said that some yuce before sue was
ntirse,toialkentleniani,Vh ot.was ill lifja
datgeietissfavriiimdmantedlittrsßpakellr ,
fridnd,ftnall/5 shidAnatilaattleulart days 1,
which ehigginmed.- - -shehwakteldvaby . . the,
paysiedanlithattShittcrasisuof taeddigeai3e, ,
Wasttliettdboutptelutkpliatbdiswole Plat .
the ultimate issue-00..1M0 malady- would
MEd diMnifTfiltllSVitlefablitlig
ka t litneaOl i metbveltall
meuttiattq r trdeiN tsfitafie
s itwiMirlea l ikifiltVeStsi,V•
Pun velflll3B7ilt gi bilit Ferellt
a' , ;r3lll€ll,B§llBf2Sitigail i thilettiPtift-'
fillptfA4a l4 4lls46cAlYgikokilP9A &las
P4ilo th A))ol43 4l PAtßiilliNitfBe f Et tal l
limtitafierf , lsltile,ilVAPPringt.l4
leave the i zopa c E
whole of the; day. The nurse added
that in the afternoon of that day a
neighbor had ealedlifron her;, that, see-
VEiffeetly - cthia l t, fare
had venYnre~ hfi'ro6TEOrdio
.
mint' t wen she returned, Slile
faii ) hh i liatient feW
j utektirrett?il l e 'lid . 11:dinar
ate'l\n ma e 6ihiP 'in gidrie`s -
PIC '4l's "Weff``n l wa ( l'thtieaa litro'n l
theni, btit''Whs' 1344-
veadfi r li'y TrAi l l ednrebs'lnV the
tgaw Q! 4,1 I Ili ,5 ,, ; t-u 3 t
I,rit w
d
~, r .„
fortunate of the oil regions, whose-qhvi
come is several thol7ind a day, gonclu
datzuh the faual;:u..iyfli,e' East. So,
N 1 lj
putting a rew necessaries into a commo n
travelling-bag, fie s t et, off' for' 4 l s 1;36 her.'
ing fii4 deoS the landlord said .
" " 13. a 9 lir Titativi
bve°6 - bir
out Idtit b °l3rtiknittlar' 7 Wiiii,'W
LIMO, LNI JI f G
'l, ;,,t ,
your price . o postea
elsewhere
a1"301 Vpik
After driving apd,,luxtaliating, to his
01.1 ustia
heart's nontept, in Philadelphia, and ma
.4.9-th.;d 11610401 /0 Outhillthaq) 7
kißg ft,PF.mfetir,A fillet 1,111411—:4°17398
d
fleri.YE4l4w,F:c 1 te
bim
Nil i ttkOfFifig e z e Pifli t ?aN_, 4 .
0 ne, of his first calls - t,he,r was on
Ve', l l4 1 3 ,1'14.0 ern - A
"Have yon a i lly,hitAnNc 4 id e TiPP,Tr. Ja, 4 r
"Yes," said_ thet...a,lerk, _and showed
4P/34ifiltdOlJats'ilYalue•
le'tiPleAty,,?,4isailllPatioletunfl • "havp't
yop,any finer , nor,
~ ,::'*4- 0 013 -7 -11Pres)91;14:fo.at irkYerlll.4o4re.
n,
licttej., r 4.h.at tshines iibrit. is
tlinilkhe,highaitternriceilso_nely,ons4ave r
saWkoialarltj °Aka d ,attila.ad7 d;, sus pii
cioas,.b.utibrough_taloothet strtsfai thorki
sand dollars;
eifitte
13/etdin t tEleik qin'tYtii. fie LEW' geyNfi
11.4;,) j..„ 1 1 .0,
hortilP - Cre?le,'
&Mar" 'ring`;
eli~'ue st ve'i'ns to EAlie r s`toi•e° lid q t hen *
customer, exhibitic . f . great
ifl4444PPrNYiligfAtltitqcl4o,;: 4 . 0 1
,j;4o,F 4 tfam-}; you,RoAlitigg s higkor, c hej,
_1).17,111 ; ..;11
sadhF qlerk • fithat'stAbei
best ev,i,qufl r94, 1 71i10gi
t:11,910-11 0 % . cSilkkOlkuNsitNopru , o c 4 -1 1. a
I :I 3 ASPIE.MID tqlqh
that," and forked over the six thousand
• -4
v
dollars. •
.
v",.gli*grth • Xieilifel
f
stray, e 6 ipliddlailtrtli v itt l ake l/ Fog
eVerVA •felfeie :
er'66j , 'Oreilt*trtiLtPriti
r aq, a i ra nkdtiil4:.a. 4'4)411 4/1V 4.: . di
All ! yes, my frierfd'gt
sactlaa 4iticittattifn4. 311
.FAA ,c, , grifq,,ktitdilt
tttr4htn Ni9/ 1 dftii„Pi.efaxu.ansa.tklewvc.te
9fagf h liNg,itirm - I ,ltiec..alogetf*
§ROSitlikfirVlPU
62Pcii19°4„qqt,001 3 ; 79.1
tkinlS tli9ePt l TN) 9.47tA lifri k 3 Fu 0. 1 .11g1
1 9.1 1 ,10Pe l ia,9:MIT.4tilltithrx:Frofifilnikt491.
er
"IdtAV Livia& riqhlifice, htry- o y
' '
fritird; iiiiiii4aPti'eciAlr
hit f'th Will ti edVes cafi't'
bat rof Wavitirkiin ;Ai will 3
*hen ."-i4eiikliNttr afirealisl faint, we fly t
R e ibss.tipli folN•i
IL:4 4 at.,"lagpr.beer.',' p;ovae,
k e i419.11PtY.1490.41e41
To cou4 „pn,e's wdfe,,is l :bettem far, that!
wife Ea. gs
i W t tl 3e A r InPA alg i t4 e igeff fiN iBBl el I ANT
i des Arilinr is e'rkypuEigijobjffitas. op,
(ifei43.4lP ( O rtillßlit4uFkalk
naught t o . that great joy—the first,
'glance at your first-born boy.—Evening
hioep,vititt xc,aw,tr: c,dt 144
OTiettitity a) fibres =Wished> rd blithe
blitPtfieriVutiliorie' thd •firitt :10iitTP
441eitirsvieat chidi with ways cilitdßiitrf&
With thintibidip. than IthliA o - W•itti)
dimple cheeltri'andlidegliii4* 4E4.1'161
,come and bid,Rapaslijd-I?ye., So-gyhiliti
, it ,
er boy, or. . Ilother„ embrace the, ba e
teal :1,1,11#1111
and then the, mother. —S:an Ffiancisco
fle) ..704.1 f:
q/0 e.
e, 36....1.,44 - 40; ~• e.:11)t.
LIEF C htlieetint 4ifferen betweefi
happiness andwisdontL:-.. that! think%
hapaies Man realy,. is_se ;
*0 CI WU r. t .1 111:3
bnt he thgt thinks himself. the wisest
tog, 1.
man most generally k found to hethe
it Isis .4441, {1,4,1i4 -.4(f 1. 0 '4(
\m l l, 3 lllFlikt; i 741,11 V, ( tO ty
qtr TYr - kVA , r'F66thhh
Fuller repeat some verses on aleidelitig
ri49o,ls`saii a br P rr9 Plfinl l a o
rmohawy ti dnavio 11,%atiealikty,
iiirtilaat said Fuller, "as . .yolit have got.
.41 Altik,,
the original."'
- - _
TILE RHaIArIX PECTORtIL ,
Or, CoMptena 014 of Wild Cherry and
; SPOW 511ak€ RoOt
GMBH TAE .OHWASEE OF THE
Throat ciC
Suckias ,Colds, Couiks Croup, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh Sore Throat,
liggpseness„,Wfiooping cough, iS•c
„IFI3, TIMELY IaSE, ,WILL PREVENT
yi(igiolap,ry,,Cronst;mptiog,
And oyeu where ,his fearful disease has taken
it, afford greater relief than any
other;Medicide. ; ;-; ' •
K
Rligs,ate.Nadderslice of Pottsville, says:
wastenefited more by using the Phoenix
; Pectoral than any otheemedicine I ever used."
Elias Oherholtzer, of. Lionville, Chester
tan c9ll l ,4Yo,wa,s cured pf.a cougyears'of many yes'
.r.ding by lisinkthe Phtenix Pectoral.
gildsepb'Lskeris; of tiadlstreet, Phcenixville,
ceLtifies. p at,,hd i leas cured of a cough of two
Years' gthiidng, When. 'all other ; tnedielnes had
failedit bycihe , use - ofn PhceniX Pectoral.
; Tac c d),Pci t vers certifies,that he has sold hun
dreds of bottle.; or Pliceriix Pectoral, and
thatrall who mend 'heat testimony of its
Ny,o,n4Fzful effects in curing coughs.
"`JObri'lloyer, editoi of the Independent
Threirix, - having lised it, has no hesitation in
pronouncing it a l cornplete„remedy for cough,
hoarseness and itritation in the throat.
The West Chester .TriArsonian says : "We
have rknown-On; -:Oberliciitzet personally a
number of Icers,aml,it . gives us the greater
erleasurb`taordebinieend 'his medicines, inns
oluellgts,tie publid rarely bate the benefit of
fitmilymegiginefi prepared by a physician of
liii`attfuirenieritti and experience.
is Dr.? Qberhyl tierds a member of the Alumni
of ,the Medical Reparttneut of the University
Of - Peiiii r s i liirrtia; at vAlch institution he grad
uated 111854" ' • -
The Reading Gazette. says: "This cough
rein - m deOberholtzer, of
11Y - ' Dr. L. '
Plimnixville, Pa., and it has acquired - an un
surpassed reputation in curing coughs. It is
carefully and skillfullrepared from Wild
dfit4t:ol3aik ;hid gene y
ka p gnike itciot. ,,
. 7 .rpr; Geo. lii.4.yootti Profelisor of I heiPractice
of Medicine the University of ,Pennsy
finiii,TliYaiet-an 16 the' VIL Ilia Ho SD it
sutliorsefthb United States
pispensatory. says of Seneka Snake Root:
ileirleciiff,i4ireete'd' to the ludgs."
,-,iii his.proprietor ofithis,medidine has so much
confidence in its citrative. powers, irons the
tihtimbligVf ritudifidilvtio hke%e Used It; that
the money will be paid back to any purchaser
who is not satisfied with„its effects.
It is so leasant to take that children cry
• ,
. 1 1t co,sts.or* TwEIT.,Y tI FLvg, CENTS.
rt is intended feir ottjy one Class of diseases,
damelt;thqsk'bf beg Theoiseind Lunge.
/ /Er ~..efeparc,d;grrly; by ) . , f 7t
' LEVI OBERHOLTZEh, M. D.,
. ' ' ''Plitenikville, Pa.
Sold iby al; Ltoggiets and, Storekeepers_
JUAN ftON, HOL LOW AY &. CO W DEN,
..Shah`- Streit; Philadelphia,
—General/Wholesale Agents.
N. 13.—1 f your neafett druggist or store
keeper doe's not keep this medicine do not let
hitnikt youoir•with soiree ' other medicine,
becaysf hp,maikes mo i re money on it,,but send
aft:dee td orthe agente for it, f 3nl
;illtqlergfilehia Marietta by Landis & Trout
and JAhn , Jay I.ibhart. • •
. .
I -I' OVVAR-Iv
Co-,
-()f6t IttgllkET STREET,
;‘• •IffitRIETY.A, PR.
TABALERS '
1 4 1 .:FOJLEIgN - & DOMESTIC
4
iceqgcerkstanty,onkanil sc.fuil stock of Buil
'Cling Material, Nails,
LOCKS,.-HZNGES, 0
GThr - SS, PAI 3 Nlit, OILS; WFIITE . LEAD, A
q ' '' §uplefoierrtfrat'E'bs. DEMENT, &C.,
(Irikb l ff:t-'l2alteci and Hammered
nt l '' lr'on.;"gtee7, l lior'se:Shoes Bar,
Norway Nail ici6, Hoop and
. Band Iron,
Horse-Shoe Nails, Bolts, Files, Hit - is, etc.
;., -moVs.g 7 k - gE:l , l,tvG GOODS.
"ti
- PI .1
T-CLiSS COOKING
AIWA Lehi' STOVES, itINGES,
7 . , '' ; 'Tubs, Churns, Cedid Mantis,"
''''''t' viiVii'sii , Boards - , Bneketsi
Knives and Forkd,
,O l icdEd 4VZ
Sad Irons, ~raut ~`iilfeis, *aßars, Brass and
hißifplfeetKettles Clothes 'Wringers / Pans,
eatitissC°°il
sndl:gerns, fea
r
Coffee - Painted.
Chimber i Setts, Sm.
Forks, Shovels,' Hoes, Spades, Horse Brushes,
,Whtek.Grease,,Fish, Sperm and Lubric Oils,
xitisiefi 4 Pinflps,' Long' and" Shoff Traces,
rArnati,Clugris., , &CA AEC. , • '
TOO L S: Hand and Wood Saws, Hatchets,
Ciiepithi 4 g Chissels,
Braces, Prunning
Hooks and Shears, &c.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit
and receive - a continuance of the same.
-'. IA oil , .PATT.ERSON 4 . CO.
Alanietta,Jul ? y 30, 1864. te
10 t.,
tYIigeinZANDELL;
XOMPFI AIiD,ARCEI STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA
CATER FOR THE . BEST TRADE,
AND ' OFFER NO BAITS .OR DECEPTIONS TO
INtoIICE CUSTOM BUT RELY ON
,•Sa' ads.
,Beg Merinoes,
V u id Silks '
as torta
45 " 1 2Vdb l itity Plaids,
=:.l . Rim's Pop/irts,
Dark Foulards,
Figured Merinoes,
t , l•;'f - Good Blankets,
Plaid Shaw/3.
'TN follow GOLD DOWN, as close as we
l'Odk is` a' good time for
Merchants and Customers to come in.
CHrYiAltoAt3rNil and , other Tables :Wines
guattanuftd to be pure, and sold as low as
can be boughtin isniladelphia or New-York
H. D. BENJAMIN .Picot Building