Journal American

              Ojffiee on  thi coriiei- ,0/ Bath and ^Wul?-'] In.', t'n^toii ttreett, Huutintfdon, ,}\i,   ¦,.,
Teum:?:—T*o'Dollars por year ih ad¬ vance ; Two n.jliiiva and Fifty Cents jf not paid witliin tha\Jenr,' aod Tlirco. Dollars if not paid untiltJiB cipirattuo of tho jier. Theae toritis will be BtriMly adhered to. No paper discoifliniicd iinttl all arrcurugCH arc pnid, iinlcBS at oor option.
KUiir  ' I.';      ll]
'E^WCtitlu^niDk^i, IJbeift} are the ba!*«|i :4
I tin :   t I-. -i'l . 0-1 ,aim , '. i   a.    -   .—i.l. '¦—:aif_»-iu_«
111 •jo^lu.l Jiiirmony and all human prosperltjr.
IhnrfMmonal Carta.
I.  B. SIMPSON. 0.  8. .AnniTioa.
.SIMPSON &, ARfllTAQE,
ATTORNEYS xiT LAIV,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
Olliee iu Brick Row, opposilo Court Hbiiab. Jan. 27, 1869.-6ui. ' '
T     a. B(.A1R,
Attorney at Law and Oonveyaaoer. ^
Office, in the room formerly occupied by Squire Johnston.
Peusious and baok olaims promptly colleolod.
Sepl, 110, 18118, _^_,^       .
iy|iLTOiH s, i.TTi,iB5;;'J,- ,;;.
ATTOllN^rAf LAW, IluNTiNonoN,   Pa.
Will alleud   promptly to  all kiuds of legal businc.'.s entrusted lo bis care. '   Collcelioni mado with the leasl possible delay.
Sptci.il altentioo giveu to Convegancingin all its branches, suob as the pteparalioi. nf Deeds. Morlgnees, Leases, Bonds, Articles of Agree- nient. tico.
All r)tiQsrianarolalin.£ to i^uiicI Titles in Penn- iglvaniii carefuUj considered.
r tbeir bi
also nsoertain f..r land owners wbelh Ilia are paienle.l, aud obtain Palnils itbo mny desire tbera.        [apl. I,"'
OLD SERIES, V0L,J5i,..i
HUNTINGDON,  PA., APRIL 7, 1869.
NEW SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. 11.
T     A.   POLiLOOK, -
SUR VE YO RAND R "iA L ESTA TE AOENT,
IIu.Mri.NOiMiN, Pa., Will atlend to Surveying in all its hrarcbra,— Will also buy, sell, or reul Fnrnis, ll.iu..e.s. and Ileal Estate of every kind, in auy   pnrt of  lb.' United States.    Send for circular.    [dcc.'J5,'G7
Dn. J. A. UEAVER, Having located  at  Fi'iukliuvllle.   ofl'crs bis profps,iio.i.il scrvicoe to tbo communily. Deo. 1'.!, 18GG.
J. W. MATTEUW,
ATTOUNKY AT L,\.W AND
GKNKUAL CLAIM AGENT, UusTiNauox,   I'a.
Office on um sireet,
Suldiera' claims ngainsl the Oovernment for I ack pay, bounty, widuwij' and luvnlid pensioos attcn.led lo wilb gre.it onroand'promptuess.
May 30, 1860.     ,*.,3   ^Q"'
IAW PAUTNEllSniP. J U. Bruce I'etrikin & Mordecai I!, Massey bavc bccoino associated in lbe praclioe of law. un.ler tl.c fir.u of I'clrikin & Massey.— Promiit nltention will be paid to all business eutrualed lo tbeir care. Pr.iotlco in Hunting, dnn nn.l lbe a.ljuiniiig counties.. Pensions an.l all claims of Boldiern and others agniubl ll.e Slute nnd United States promptly allui.dtd to, Cllliop tho saiuo bcrelufore occuiiicd l.v Wilauj. k Potriliin. K. imUCE I'KTIlllilN,
MOUU, B. M,VSSEy. Il.inliugaon, Tec. 20, 1805.
JOIIH SCOTT. ST. nnowK.     ¦   J. H. BAlLav
The name of tl.ls firm haa bcon ohanged fron* Scolt k Brown to
SCOTT, UROWN k BAlLKi', un.ler vl.icb unnie thcy will hereafler conduel ihsir practico hu
ATTORNEYS A T LA II'.
HUNTINGUON,  PA.
Pansions, nnd all claims of solJiera andaol-
di.'r's heirs against Ihe Oovernment,   will  be
promptly prusecatcJ. [my. 17, '05.
Dil. n. i». MiL.i.ii:K, Office on llill sired, iu the room fur¬ merly occupie.l hy Ku.lolph M'Murtrie, Esq,. Huntingdon, Pa,, w..uld respeetfally offer bis profHS.'.ioniil services to tbe ciliiens of Hunt¬ ingdon nnd vicinity. [my,',),'ll7.
T^R. A. U. BRVIUnAITGII.
I / Having permnnenlly locnte.l at lluntlniz- dou, ollera his professional services lo the community.
OlEoe, ti.e samo ns that latoly oeeupied by Ur. Luden. [April 11, 1866.
EJ.   OKKENE, , DEiVTIST.
Office removed lo Leiiter'a New BulMii^;;, Hill Streel, Huutingdon. [aept.U,'li7.
828   HOOP SKmrS   028,
CORSETS, CORSETS,
WM. T. HOPKINS, ito.tt'is ARcJii .ST ICC r.r, i>iiir/.
MANUFACIUIllill   OF   lllK Celebrated "Champion"   Hoop  Skirit
ron   LADIES,   MISSES   AND   CIIILI.REN,
The largest assortineiit. aiul liesl qunlily nnd stylea iu llio Americin ilo,kat Ky-ry In.ly sbt.uUI Iry iheiii. as ibey reeniiimnid ihroisrlves hy wearing lonper. ri'taiiiiug lli.-ir stupe inuul. belter, heini:'lighter m.d nii.re f/,u(ic ihau nil others—WARllANTBD m flier./ rM;,rc(. nnd snlil at verv l.iw prices. Aek for HopklBa' "CHAMl'lii-N'SKlllT.
Silperior llan.l-ma.le. \Vhnle-l...no COUSK.TS iu Kifleen diirerent Orn.lea. inclulinK the "Im- pcriil" and Thompson & Lon.,'d.iu'a "OI.OVK FlTTINn" COR.'^BT.^'ranging in prices from Bl Cenls t.l $."..'•.0; tnnell.iT with .L'sepl. Ilecliel'a CEbEllUAl'KD I'llKNCIl WOVKN COKSBtS; (.uperi.ir MLipe- and qu-.llty. 'Ton j differcnl Or.ides. fro.n $1.10 to fi'i.ijO. Tliey are lbe fiucst und besl pooda for llie priee,«. ever imported, Tlic Tr.idc s.ipplie.l will. IlllOf SKIRTS nnd CDR.SETS ..( Ihe Lowest K,ites..
Thoso visitinn tbe Cily should not tail to 0..11 and examine our Qoods aud Prices, as we dety ill eonipelitiou.
Sepl. 23, I8i;8 -3m
REMOVAL.
UE.\P, PAUSK ANI) REFLECT '.
SKUK NO FUUTIIEU! 1 FOU A CHEAPER
BETTER SELECTED AND JIOUE FASHIONAULE 6TO€K OF C^ OTniI%«,
THAN    lll.XI'   AT
GEO. F. MARSH'S,
in tbesecnn.l slnry ..f Head's new   buildiug, on Ireel, cann..r he r..u..d. lides a fine ass.inmenl of
UKAUV-MADE  CLOTHING,
i\ to offer to the.publio  the  flnesl
l\
HKNDKBn.
E\V IFlftM.
C'l RRI A GE 'MANpfA CTOR Y
p. 8. ISBNUKIIO k CO., having purchased • bu e.^labli.'I.OU'Ut of Auderson C.'Zzens. nenr ll.e Kiore of Henry k Cn , will carry on the liusl.iess In all Ils various branehea. They will insi.ufi.cture CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
nnd all other vehicles thnt may he desired.
Having hn.l ciisidemblc experienoe in Ibe business, tbey flaller IbemselTes that Ibey can. len.ler saii8f..oiiou lo oil who may favor them wilh Iheir cusL.m,
I'arlicular   nud   prompt attention  given to
and nn effort la share nf rjo.J.7,^68.
llill.
I lie is prep I line cf
I     AMERICAN.   ENQ1.I,-5H AND   FRENCH C L O T H S, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
ever lin.UKbt lo lowu. which will bo .MADF, TO  OKUF.ft   IN   TIIK  LATEST   AND
MOST   FASHIONAULK  .SiVLi;r<, al nilei. never bcf..ro equnlle.l since the w..i'
Those iu wni.l of Cl'.ibing will cnsull their owu intereal by examining n.y po.nls nu.l Ici.ni- iug my pi'ioes l.cf.irc pureliiam^ elsewhere.
Thankful f'.r past palr..l.nt;.: an.l I.eins ile- tcrmiuod to guar.l bia cusl .inur'a inleresl,'', ho solicita a coutiuuuuce .'f il"' same,
OEO.  F.  MAU?I1, Sept. 16, I8U8.
TMPORTANT TO BUILDERS!
BURCHINELLS NKW   PLANINU   MILL!
T. Burobinell k S.in hnvi..|!juai e..m|.l..t.''. Ihe erectiou of K firsl class I'lnni..)^ .Mill n' Huntingdon P.i,, Are |napnr,rd t.. 611 ,.11 ..i-1.1- f..r ISuildiun M.ilerb.ls of all ki...l». .ucl. ... yelb.w n.iU wiiile piue fl....ni.ir. Wealher h...i.l ing. thmr nntl Wind.iw Pragma, Itlin.la, ;8asb. Sliutlera. U....rH. liraokeis nntl   f<cr..|| Wu.k   nl
repuring.
By Uriel attention to bosinese. 10 plense, ibey respecifully sulic publio p^ronage.
Uii a wmxEn cooos
AT
MARCHS'
HAVINO pnrobased the greaiest valoly of gnods ever broughl lo llunlingilon, aro prepared lo give greal bargains to those who patroniie tl.eir eaiablishmeot. Their alook consists in part of
MUSUNS, CALICOES, DEL.MNE.S, GINGHAMS,
FLANNKLS, &o., at ro.luoe.l prices.    Alau, a cii'.ico solecliun   of Ladies' Dress Ooods.
Merinos, figured and plain ', .alpacas ; Mo¬ hair : !.ll wool Delaine.i: Lusiers. roplins : al¬ so, a complete asaortnieiit of Gentlemen's wear, aucll as
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETT.-^, JEANS,
COTIONADES,
BSlonishingly low prices.
IVe.lo not coi.Hl.ler il any   troublo   to   ahow
vis, au.l wnuld be pleased tn have Ibe ladles
I   ll.e public  gcn'rally    call   and  examine
rnew slock, whioli we .-.re deterniined losell
lbe L.west oash prices.
In ooui.e.it.ou wilb   our olber   business  we
rc estnl.lislie.l a firstcl.'.ss
nrlest I
nl.le le
\V.....I
R.
ALLISON MILLEK,
DENTIS T,
Hal removed to tbe   Brick   Uow, opposite tbe Court lluuse. [Dec. 14, 1859.
J    A. NASH, '
. JOB PRINTKR,
IIUNTINODON, PA.,
Ill the "Journal Building." corner of Wasb¬ iugton and Bath streets, a few steps North of the "Diamond."
JvwivrA iiotJ.si':, VALKNTINK UUOWN, Proprieior, Kail Uoau SraaaT, HuaTiiiauoN Pa. Thia   houso hns reoently bean re-fitted and fumibhed in modern stylo.   -Strangera wilt find all  tbe  somforta of a  homa at the   Juniata House, feb.l(},l8«7.
will    boil.I
... ll..ilr<.a. 'nciliiiea f.. lions  uf  lb
.M.iuldings of every descrip work il' all ila varieiiea. silusle'l ou the m.iii line ..f and Canal, tbey ci.j..y supei ll.e sl.ipmeul of muleriul to u Slnle.
'I'be peninr pr..prielor nf lbe fir.u boing i) praoiioal buibler and arcbilect is prepnie.l I. furniah plans, speciflc.lli.u.s nuil delailetl draW' nga fnr buildiuga iu wbole or ill purt us tmy bo deaired.
All orders promplly and faithfully filled. Address
T   DUUCHISFLL k SON,
June 10, 1868. Ilumii.g.loo. Pa,
LUMBER   YARD,
where all kinda of lumber for buil.ling purpn. s.'P can he hid at rc-.soniiMc rates. Boards, Lnth, .Shingle.", ki-.., (to.; nlwivs on baud,
MAUOII k BKO. Ilauliugdun, Oot. 1^1, 18U8.
FRANKLIN   HOUSE,
nCNTLVODON, I'A.
r|-lIIK iin.leraigne.l would iiif.'im bis   frio.ids
I       a...I    pnlrona    lhr..ughout    Ibe    counly.
...1.1 llio ir.ivelling publio    geucnilly.    Ibnl    he
l..,s Ic.se.l r..r a lerm ..f yenra Ihis well knnwn
II..lel, wbich baa   recently   been   refitlc.l   ami
r.'flirnl»b.'d tl.rnui;linut. and is n..w prepare.! I..
.''•riiith Aral class nccomm..dsli..n   I.,   nil    wh..
y f -yor him will, their palronage   Ilia tuhle
ilwsys supulie.l wiib   the   best  lbe   mirkel
.r.ls. H'l.l hl^ b.l- wilb ll.eeli..iceBI .,f liqu.rs
e sl'.'winir h ,s .lis',    been re.'enlly   cilarded
JURY LIST-APKII, TERM.
Jac'.li Ilruner, Hfiivi.r.   iVest Perry liensnn. farmer,' Tiiil .luoi.b U.ll.hcr, furiner, On.iMwell Go..r>:e ll.'ik'.trcsscr. farmer. Hopewell Andrew Ur.iwiiuver, merchant, linrreo Daviil' Houjtluss, farmer. Shirley .I.ihn D.ipp. tl;;ont. West Clinrlea 'V, Evans, fanner, Sprin^ifield Vi. A  Frulicr, roerchdtit. Shirleysburg MijCliaol Funk, foriiier, Warrinrsinnrk Ji.nn'U. Gregory, shoemaker, .Moxnnilrii Diiiiul fl, firoto, farmer, I*«hn Georfrt! Keith; farmer. Cloy   " R  G. McNeal. farmer, Gluy .raiuca Oliver, fiintjer, Franklin William Piper, l-jborer, Porlcr Livii.(i9t.m R.ibb, farmer. Walker Abruhnm Sinles, blncksmitli, Wulliet Aloxaudur Slewurt, fariuer, Frankliu .Milton .Siinauree, farmer,   Wulkei |
Holcv 'J'ifipHry. farmer,   .>l.irria |
.lameK K. ',l'l.uili|.s..n. M. I) , Clay .Ii.hn T4to, larmer.  IJniily W. A,, Wakclieltl, lnb.ircr, Sbiilry, |
TtlAVEKSP.    JUIIORS —FlXSi   WF.liK,. |
Daniel Abbot, iiiiner,   (*iib.iii !
.1, .^1   Apjiloby, uiurchant, rioin*ull i
Jacb AuM.sliau;^li. t'uru.i'r. .laek.soii 1
Tlii.iiiai Uell, cnrpeuter, U;.rrco '      I
William li....li.'i, larmcr, Spiin^rielJ Williuui .M. l!.ill,'farmer, Sbiil.'y J,inutli'.iii liiiiidlc-faniicr, Lii.c.ln 1
Thuniaa CrdWiiiivcr, fariiuT, Uarreo [
peter Corueliys, tub.ircr, Franklin Dauiol M, Cal.'lia. pluslonr, Shiiley Alison Crum. farmer, Tnd i
Saniucl D,.ui;lu», fiirmcr, Shirley Abraham Dean, farmer, .lui.iata ^
Isnac J''.nyeart, faniifr, ','r..iiiwell William Cchrgtt, saddler, Casr.villo William H   Green, farmer, Clay .Jaines Green, farmer, We.'l I
Henry Grazier, farmer, Wnriioramark        | Jaoub Glaze, shoomaker, .Morrifl j
J. Dorsey Green, iron master. Porter i
L   A. Gush, farmer. Heiuleri'on '
Thomaa Hendersun, farmor, \Vurrior.smnrk i E. A. Iludsuii, farmer,  Clay Siiiipaou Hi.uck,  leaclier, Curbuii .lume.s L. Hunt, farnur, Clay Geiirj;c Jnekson, <;enllem:iii,    Huntingdon Julin L'.por.c, faiiiirr, Fraukliu Wusliiiii;lon Lane;, butcher. Walker Samuel .\leViiiy, farmer, (Ilny William Maddeu, farmer, Si.rin.^fiuld John Minniek, tanner, Dubiiii John Ll   NelT,   farm.M', \Y..s| Josepli Painter, fuunder, Uraily David M   Painter, mann.^.er. lirndy William H, Piper, clerk, Carb.ni JaiiieK .M   Piper,   fanner, Mj.riia David liupert. farmer, lien.l.'r.-,.iii IliMiry Siiuliz, farmer, Frnnklin I.sfi.ic Siv.i.ipe, farmer, .'^li.unt Union Filer ('.. .Sw',)..po, aeiill-man, Huntingdon
Chrisliuii Slii.i.ti. lub'.i'.'r. L ..In
Willium Tnybir, farmer, Spiin-K.'UI Till.nias Th.iiii[.soi., tinner, P.trier J.ihn Vn.i.Ievundei'. J,   P, Wall;er
;.i.i.   eiirpeiii.r,   W..iri..r-mar!! pili;i!:ir,  llen.iersiill Wesl ir,   P..rur
THIRTY YEARS AOO.
How won.lrnns are iheohnnges> Jim,
Since ihiriy years ag... When gals wnro wnnlen .tresses, Jim,
And hoys w.ire paiiln of l..w ; When abnes were ina.le nf calfskin.
And socks ..f hnmespUn wnnl, An.l chil.lreu done a balf-.Uy's work
Before Ihc hour for school.
The girls look music lessons, Jial,
Upon tbe spinning wheel. And prnelieeil late an.l early, Jim,
Ou tbo spindle swifl. and reel ; The bnya would ride bareback lo mil
A d..zeu times or sn. And hurry off bef.ire 'twas day,
Some thirty years ago.    .
Tho people rode to meeting, Jim, In sl.'ds instead of sleighs ;
Anil wnR.iiifl nulo as easy. Jim,
.  As boggles n..w-a-dnys ;
And oxen answeie.l well for teams, Though IK.W they'd be loo slow.
For people lived n..tl>nirso fasl, Sumo Ibirly years ago.
Ob I well do I remember. Jim,
That Wilson's palenl slnvc, Thai falber biiugbt nud paid for, Jin
III clolhea our gals ba.l wove ; An.l bow Iho uMigbbnrs won.lered,
When ll.ey pol lb.' Ibing lo go. Tbey sai.l 'twould hurst and kill us
Some thirty years ago.
,    , ¦    iToof
1 column, 20 US        — ,-
Proreaaloaalaa* Buaiaaaa Caris Mt ttvif)*- in « six llnel, ono yeSr, iHV*
A ingfinlalralon'au.1 Kxccntova'Kotlgaa, fffO Auiil»n'»'-N<'<l<''«. tJ*'
Esi*y o."oH«r abort iVolloea, %(,!}
Ad»*ifi«i.''»*'«*''0« "WMtf »•*'' t6»»W«*ar of insiirflona da-'"'''"'. ""' btopalinoad (HI ftir- bid an.l charged a,''¦•'"¦•iiug '" tb<
Our prices for Ibe p."
I'ills
ing of BlunU, llaifil-
. KVi.
"Ifll    I   f       I       II        II
I To the anxious inquirica of her o..mpani..n, 1 respectinp   tho   absent ouea, Lucy smiled
and replied :
'      "Ob, aoiiielhinj: haa happened to deluin
them DWhile ;  we  beard   fri.in   them   the
,.ther duy, and all was well.     They will hc
I hero by und by, never fear"
i      Evening   came,  the nuesls wore naseni
\ bled,   and   yel  the brideiir.u.m tarried,—
I Thero   wera   whispers, snrmifros nnd tvi.ti-
, derinjia,   and   a shadow nf anxiety passed
over the face of  the hrido elect.     .\l lust
] n carria;;c druve r ithcr slowly lo the door,
i      "'I'hey havo cnmo !" cried many voices,
I nnd Ellen entered        In reply lo thc hor-
I ried   nnd   c.iitfused   inijuirieH   all   around
I him, Mr. W— mutlercd snmothin;: about
j "unavoidable   delay," nnd stepping up to
the side bnnrd tossed off   a glass of   wine.
nni.lhcr nnd anuther.    The company stoi.d
silent with nniajenicnt      Flnslly a   rough
uld furmer   exclaimed, "belter   Into   than
never ; sn lead nut thu'bride "
nienceinent of lliis mournful'.'>'»tO'y. oo ¦ bleak autumnal cveuing, a roug.'' country wai:on druec iulo the town of-C—. " stopped at tho nlins house ; an attenua'od Inrni waa lifled nml carried in, and tl'.t wagon rumbled away. 'I'Uia waa Lusy Dulilin, brouglit lu hcr Dative town to die She liai^, been in decline fur aome ni.ioihs, and ih.j ii.iraeuluus (.Ircngtll wbieb had so lon;; Mi-taioed her in her weary wandorinsra nl lust fnraoolt hcr ut¬ terly. Her sister had died anna lima be¬ f.iro ; nud the widuwed bu^bnnd had suuir after uinied to tho Far West ; eo Luey had no fiicnds—Co home but tho alma- hnusc.
One day, obout a week from Iho time of hcr arrival, Luoy appeared lo auffor greally, uud thusa abuul her lonked fur her rcleuso uluinst iinpalieuily; but ai ni):l t .she, was evidently tetter, nnd fur the Hr.st lime sho slept tranquilly till Tho nialron   who   was   hji her"
»ll.
' placed himself by Kllen nnd look her hand
; in his.     Then, withi.ut daring to meet the j
eye i.f nny ai.out him, hc said :    "I wish
, to   make an explnnaliou — 1  am under the
: painful    necessity—thnt   is,   1   havn   the
i pleflsHre to nnnnunee  that   I   am   nlrcidy
1 niarried,      Tho lady whom 1 n.iw hold by
' the hand is my wife,"
\     Then turning in an iipolngelical nianner
I tl)   Mr, and .Mrs,   Dnilon, he added :    "I
j found that I had never loved unlil I knew
j your peei.nd daughter,"
j      And    Lucy I    She   ^eard   all    with   h
; strange caliiinesa ; and then walking stead
i ily   forward,   confr.inted  her betrayers —
I Terrible,   as   pnle as Nemesis li.'rself, she
I Blood before them ;  ami ber lonk;. pierced
i liko a   keen   e.il.l  blade   into   iheir   false
! hearl.s.     A.s tliougli  t.i   nssure   herself  nf
—--M-.—— Ihe drea.l roulily of   the  vision,   slio   lai.l
Some forly ycoin finco in tho interior of j her   hnn.l   nn   Kllen'a slii.nlder, und hi il
nij naiivo Stute, New Vurk, lived tbo falli- I glide down hur arm—but she I'liicbed iii.i
erof our heroine, nn li..ne«l and respeeti- ! I'Mwin      .\a   tlnise eol.l linu'cra mm hers.
... .... . .1 mornin;
^^TiT'^l l"."'.'..'.^ """*.'."':. T"™..""'! i bod.ido whon .be awoke, wi... .UrtlcJ by Ihn clear ond earnest gaio whieh met b.r own, but she smiled and bi'l the invalid "ll.Mid m.itiiing." Lucy lonked bewilder- ed, but the v.ilcc seemed l.i missiire ber. and aho exclaimed : "Where am I ;" and nil.. ai« ynu?     1 du nol know y..n" "
Yes, ev.vyihiug is different, Jim,
From what it use.l to wa.., Ft.r men arc always Inmporinp. Jim,
Wilb Ood'a grent natural laws; ' But what on esrili we're ooming to—.
Docs a.iylio.ly kuow'; For ererylliiuH bns ebangetl go much,
Kiiiee Ibirly years ngn.
A NIGHT 0¥  YEARS.
liy IIIIAI'K lIRF.KNWOOl).
.li.hn   W.', J, ii: W„lverti.n,pii J   U. Wilfc.m, farmci John Zenlinyer, fan: .ifsh.,'l»    l'.r    bU'.'tifS THA VKIISE   JUUlia«—SKC'ON
.il,er.eiilel..s. nn. the    :..c .i,.n .dni...n ..I    ,I„l,„ H„„h,.r, lurmer,  Shirlev
""•»•    N'l awillhesp,r,"l"nibe   nar...r    William llruwo, mo,
e pr..priei,.i ... ndd to 11..-   e ...venicce   a'-' nifori of bia gueais.
A. ANDKRSON, Aug. 6,  1868. Proprieior
U.'i
„,,le
ble larmcr. He had but two children Lucy, a n.ililc girl of nineteen, ami Ellen, 0 year or ttvo younger, Tho first named was willingly rather than strikingly beau¬ tiful. Under a manner observable fur its aeriousnces and nun liko sereniiy, was concealed nu impiifsioned nature, nnd ii j young husbanil, n heart of the deepest capacity fur loving — Sho waa rcmnrkablB fur n vuiec of thrilling nud haunting sweetness.     \
Ellen Dult.in wns the brilliant antipode of her sinter, u "hum beauty," wht.se pre-
rugalivo I.f beanly was to   have   hev   own
wny   in   ull   ihinga and ut ull liiiies,     .\-u
iiiilulgeut   father,   ll weuk mother, nnd an
iil.ilizing   sister whc. unei.nseiuualy c.iniri-
l.nted   I.)   ihe ruin i.f a nature nut nl lir-t
remnrkablo lur Hreligth l.r generosiiy, Whero, ill nil Gnil's erealureii, ii heart
Icssnefi'i so Kconiingly unnuiural, is selllsh
ne,..* 50 detestable, us in n beautiful woman. Luey   p ..^sesse.l n lino iiitelleel, un.i u<
her parents were ull real New Ki.uinn.ler.--.
she und her sister U'er.i far betlcr ejueale.l
than olb.r givh   uf   her siluuliun  in   ih.t
then h'jlf settled part of the c.iunlry.
In   ihi.^e dnys many cuga;.(ed in school ! Ellen's luvely fj^ie had
teaching I'n.ni ihu hunur   und   pleasure   il I piru uf her pl.iin
A wild surmise flushed aer.i«s the ii.li.d of the matron ; tbe long lost reason of the wanderer had rcturnod, Uut Ihe guod women replifd calmly nml eiuthingly ;
'•Why. you are among your fiicnda and yuu will know mo presently "
"'['hoo maybe yi.u kuuw Edwin aod Kl. lou," rejuiiicJ the invulid; 'havo they come? Oh, I ha'l sueh a terrible dream*! I dreamed that they wei.' mariied ?— Only tbink. Ellen married In Edwin ! Strange "tis thot I should dreniu that "
".^ly puor Luey," anid Ihe matron, with a gush uf leoia; "lhat waa Iiol a dicaiii; i'was ull irue,"
"All uu. 1 " cried the invalid , "then K.iwin must bo unlrue, uud that cannul bo, fur he lores nie ; Wu luve each oilier well, and Ellen l,i my sister. Let urn see ihelll ; I will gu to lliem,"
She endeavored to   rise herself, but fell
iho iiiih'.ppy wife gazed full inlu Iler sis- ler'a faee ; and as sbo marked the gbasily e.ilur I.f hrr uheek, the dilated nnslril. the .|uiveriiig lip. and  the intensely luuurnfiil
eyes, ahe ¦.•uvered her own feoe with her I back fa'intTiig'on riii'"pi'li'o» hands, and burst tntu tears, wliili' tl.c' i by tU' terrible ai¬ lenco l.r her ho ha.l wrui.ge.l, gasped 1... breath and stag:!ered back ugainst the wull. Then Luey cinspeil her hand un her forehead und tirst gave Vuioo tu liev ungiiish an.i despair in one f. iirriil cry. whioh eiinl'l ni.t but forever rins; in the -siiuls uf lhat guilty puir, and lell inlo a death Irtie swuon «t their feet
.\fler the insonsiblo girl hn.l   been    re
iiii.ve.l tu u ehaii.ber, n  Hurinv    eeiie  en-
..ued in the rocin   beneath.     The   parenls
and u'Uest.s   were    nliki'    enragc.l    ognin.si
W ;  but    tears    and    prnyura    of his
young wifo, lliu pott. .1 besuly anil sp.iil.-.l
I'hil.l. ut lu>t aiilieud sumeahal llionngei
ufllie parenls, ami an uppurtunily fur  c.
plunuli.iii w:is aeeuided tu   the    uff. iiders. As,irr^    e..,,ia,iali.n     it    pi.ivcd      Tbe
genlleuiaii aftirnuii lhat ll.e liisl aiglil ..I keneil the em ¦er    hi^    ufli'e
T
OUACCO, SNUFF AND  SEGARS
IAS  H.   aLDBaDQI.
oao. r. iiDUDoa
ELDREDCE & BRO.,
PORT d- FEERRAR,
WhoIVHale unU Retail Ucnicra in
TOBACCO,
SEGARS,
SNUFFS,
PIPES,
POUCHES, Segar Casea, and a general variety of ariioles usually found iu firat-class stores, next door lo the Frunklin lluuse,  Huuliuglou, Pa.
Mercbauts supplied wilb all .DUiie of Tobac- 00 and tiegara at tbu luwest niarkut prices. Oiie us a cull, Juue IU, ISiiS.
WM. B. ZEIGLBR,
l.K.ll,KR   IN
I urulshing, Fancy and Uress Goods,
Alpncns, p. plins, Pl..i.ls, DeL.i.l..s. Lawns. Gii.gh.ius, Prima, li.ie Cnu.bric MusUns, Den- l.us. tine Linens, Marseiiiea, piquns, India Twills, .lc.
b.rjie  nssorlnient  of  L.idies  fashionable
DresB Trixnmings,
.Silk F
Ac.
Cotloa
Fur
Ilullun, sb'.ng   Ol
Ki.ls nfnll » ofnll k
Tal.l
Wool, &.
of n'.l e..L.rs. Silk. TUresJ alyles
llujles. Velvet Uilibons. jds,  S lockings.   Merino,
sd. Cntlon, kc. Under gnrmeuls Ills, r.ir la.lies, gei.ls and children. m. .Muslins,  Napkins. Doyllea. kc. 1 Shirting,   Ilrown   and   Ulenchud,
SSaarpai'^yy CS^aoaDdlaaa
A   large , all cbeap-
Oio. a. stiaL,     MaToa B. Liiu,     Hutcai. A, Utasi
Tnc riRM OF STEEls I.VTLE t STML, hsTlog localvl on Ihsir Intel or U...1,wltblu Iwo mllss  of lb* borolifjh of HuntiDg.1oo, a
STEAM    SAW   MILL,
tito propar«<l tu ia«iiubctur« ijl ktotli of
OAK ANI) PINE LUMIIER.
Publishers,   Booksellers,   ft  Stationers,!   Th,niiii«iiib.rnaioii.aim.i.tc.i»oii,v,....t »iu bs
Noa. 17 & 19 South Sixth Street, (above OheatRut,)
PHILADELPHIA.
pArticuUr nttontion paid to tho couatry trade Alwajs on hnnil a Urgo supply of Leiter, Cap. Note, Bin, and Wrapping Paper. School and MlatioUanoouii Book», HIatea, I'eQH, Ink, MuoU- affe, Photograph Albums, Paper Bags, fte., &d.
Liberal termt to eath buyert. [aug,80,05
Tatuhe's great restorer, sghektz's
i,'r,u:uiiATi;i> BITTER   CORDIAt..
Tbil pr«iMrmtlon 1« dow ofTertd tu tlio Vti^Hc MnT«IUi- hU iiiUiltutn fo^tbontKiiy worthlvM corapwmdi wWdb QOwfloiHl   tlittidu-keC.    It 1« (luruly vcK*;tiil<t<.',  cluiiirmii'
In op«rfttiou during tltu «uUro 8umm«i-   uiil   \'>as\   of   the
Tbflv «ill be enablptl to furniah hiintm
Uw ftorl ofall <|ini«niiloai %\ tlis loweit a
Ordera rwp«ctfUlty feuliuitnl.
N^
l.c'.U. Kttth.'ro.l  from tlu. ifi'>'»t
.1 .ulcrl«l  wltl, ||„  „|SK«ti'ari..
nui..lu.l ari a .'tiro all. l.ut by  lii..lir,.cl  Hal.ilnry intln-
,.n ll.i, IImu, Ulrt; Kll«.y«.   LouM. Sinn.*-*nu.l
sla. It »in iKiU. aa • pr«nuit»ll«» wd a euro ler Bsuj
'"' " '" x'l.er-'"'^-' "¦¦
Bo web.
onhedliouuMlfi nliicb tlu»«orip.n|i ue iml.Jecl. It U r«Il«M« Cunlly mcUclBf. an9 c»nT.«t»lSo tw «ltl.«r Inlknl oraJull will. Iho lanK. UtMOolal rcaalU. ; It umuln. promia u.d .^niy rein«d« for IMarluut, l'allatdert,JI,.m,l t^omptahit, lii/ti,r/.tio, Utwotii nf Jlptfiti., Hiinliogi. 3ieli-Hcailiie/u,. .t.. Yor rMlta .ail trviholM klua.'!! ll Ikr Iwlter^uKl aurArttuia qalulna. .wltbout ao7 oflu iwraldou. oiri'.;w. It trcalM an aiipellla, |ir„f,i>a |h.w-         ' " '   ol*
£?&ys'
'Illi
JACOB SUEEXZ, Sole Proprietor, Ngrtb-veat Corner ot Fiflb and Race Striata, PHILADELPHIA, TA.,' „, ¦  lt.»"W>'y alf ir»ra«(,M. C«'»-1»l <*•«.  ,
bpricft. r Ciaal.
• lupplled a want loog fall iu Ihli
OOMETHINO NBW.
r»   Tlw uadaralniad kai I
pl.LC«. by MtabllablMB a
Fiirst-ClasB Coal Tard,
wbore all klnU. ofbanl coal will b» kept  on   hand, au.1 rao be purcbaM.1 tn any .|nantlty, from a .|umrt«r ofa to., lo ft boat l.«d. at the lowevt caul. yrlOM. ?«rwnq dwiriog coal will call at U>b But  pi,. aroc«ry
of N. B. Corbiu, Uuut IT, 18W.
HINRY BAZthUD.
p.  ». AasiiTAOi ¦ »,  a   M'CAytllt
ARiniT4«E Sc n'CART    Y
OENEUAL INSURANOE AliHNTS, Oi'JflCE   Ol'I'OSITK   rUK  CI.VIll'   IlnUSB,
HUNTINf^nON. P.V. Capital Represented Over $12,000,000
Sciit..2, IW8,    ¦¦ ¦    ? •.'?
.r.To Builders an4 pUi«ra..
WE bave uaw lunac iirrnigiiUBniB i« fur- niAball ltlN.li<'..r rr..t<ie'«mir; IT^ih- erboarillnit, Fl....rii.g, Bniih anJ'l>....rt. aifcaa- afactarers'prieea. ilBNliy fe CO.
XTE^^b^J, rtry'siiftTfeTring^ua llaoiefel.
i.>(   -fWirraated.) i
,   briaJ A|)D\ea,. PeMkea,  Currants,  Fruui a,
¦    al    IIKNKV .i/.n.;*".
:1^,
A largo slock of llie bileal atyle. ptock of nolloiiR. zepbyrH. yarna, kt er than lha eheapeat.
Oppoaita Iba t'irat National Bank, Ilunliug¬ don. I.iiiy,l3,'ti8.
1868. 1868.
CLOTHING.
H.   ROMAN.
NEW
CLOTHING,
fOtt
VAJili A1¥D WIWTER,
JUST  RECEIVED,
AT U. ROMAN'S
Cheap Clothing Store.
For Gcuileineu'afb.ibiug oflhe beat taalerial. and ina.le iu iho beat workuiauliku maunor, oall at II.  ItOMAN'S. nppoaltethe Pranklia Houae, .',1 Maikci .Sqnnre, Huntingdon, Pa. ••    N«.-.*»««i8M...  •     -....»,-«-»
GOOD NEWS
-   J rou   CONaUMKUB   OF
Staple and Fancy Goods
TIIUOLtillOUT THE COUNTUY.
HJTniiiivoraiV &'co.,
or fifteen >'Mi^i'MiindlagMJt>l>t<tr«sn<l KfUillert eftbe ftlovoKoxb. ill Uuetou MJtil vwyiiliy. Ii»ve utiuulMiIed ^t <>ff«r tbv pouplti of tho .whulo v'>uiitry the »Jvaut«tfi<a or tboir iwmenM impurtatloiis «ud kft'rinet ff.r Aiiinrl.-Hii mimiifii'I'TlM UiMnKh the pMuttur O^tfH VOLLA It tSrsi'K.M.
Our Proiiiluiii U»t t'l AgentH, and Exoliaiifto LUtii (or Aiteiitfl mill I'ttiioQii, aro itot otjuailfld.by wiy hulitA I9 tbn couAJry.
11(M Npw Vtiknii'lKoit.-ii r«fcr»u.-fH glron when re- •qutrtMJ.   tVmlft'r fitjo Umilar.
HARI^INCTON & CO.,
80   SUMMER,   ST.,   BOSTON
roliODi. (!arb™ii tJ,,.l:JC  .M,   Hell, lurillLT,   .In.;liM.ll
\Villini;i ','..ult..'r, furiucr. Tell
Kulpb Cr.iialcV, rarmcr. Cuhi
U..ul.eu rriiiii'. furiner, T.id
lleury Uavi.s lariiii'.", Wcl
Kranklin HeAriiiit, black.miili, .'VKiaiiilriu
Ciciitjio Kaiep, blaokaiiiitli, I'.jri.r
.lereiiiiah Kyer. farmer, Warrini'sinark
Hoiijaiiiifi 11   l'\iual, iiiercliaiil. lirady
H   O   l''i-li.r, iiicrnliant. lluiiliugdoii
Saiiiiic! L. (iias;;..w, larmcr, l'l..y
.I.iliii IJi.iidiiian, teacher. JJr.rlv
IVler llariii.h. fanner, .\].irrH
Hcorpc R lluflmaii, laiincr, Mount Union ' knowlcd(:cd   it lo licraolf, wiiile she kn
Frank llefrinht, yoMlemnn,   Huntingdon i nt'   t'l'it   ^llo   wns loved.     So for a ti
.\dain Li»;hlner, farmer, \Vr«t
Myers Mile.., elincniakcri   Alexandria
Robert iMcBurncy, jr , cl.'rk, .lackaon
David H   .Miinp, farmor, Wiirrii.rkniark
.laiiica .McCracken, furiner, lk¦udur^on
¦John A. .Vasht edtiur.   Hantiii(iil,.ii
ILnry IViiihlnl. farm.M', Walker
(ieoriie Price,  furuu.r, Dublin
liavid Shulm, luborer,   Lincoln
Andrew Sniith, funiinr, l'nion
¦John W. Si'.ilt, mail coniractor, Dublin
Wanlitiiplon Shullz, furiiii'i', Lincoln
Oeorge .Sciiie, furiner, Itarrru
Solowon S, Taylur.  laborer, Brady
HeiU'y Wils.in, furmer, Oneida
Adam Warfol, Mu'ksmilb, Hraily
llujfll Wilson, farmer, rroHiwell
David Weight, furiner, .luninla
Samuel WnllvTli, Airinor, Tell
affiirdi'd, ralher Ibau Irom nccessily.  'I'liua,    tii.iis     l''r.i)U.'nt ii.tirvii'W.'i bud   c.nni.Ui,
nfiei a few I hs previous  tu   tho   com-; id tbo cuiii|Uc-t ul his loyally; but ha  l...d
mencfiini'nl of our Ktory, Luoy Duitoii left j b.;eii held in clicok by honor, and nevci for the lir^t time hcr lirciide circle, to take : lold his love until, when on his way ;.. uhargo nf a schuul aomo twenty miles from { .^apousc another, in an unguarded uiunuiil. her native lotvn. ' bu revealed il, and the avowal had   cult..!
Kor somo time lier  lutiera  holiio   weto ! f.'rlh uu nns^cring ackniwlvdumcnl  fioii. cxpr.'»,iive only of tho coniontmcnt whioh , I'^li.n
sprang from the consciuusnc'-a uf uulive j 'Iluy ha.l lli.iu;;lii it. hcsl. In i.|..U'i In usefulness—of receiving wliilu iiiipartin;: j "suvc pain t.i Lucy," and prevent the i.p good. Uut anon there oamo n cliunj;c.— ' posiliun fr.nii lur, un.l luacinrL' iluiir uwi. Then wero those records home oharaclcri- ; happiiiiiss. to l.u maniid   before   lln.li ur
:iid by litful   i;aiely, ur   dreamy   sadness; \ rival nt C .
indetiiuil'lc hopes and f.aia fccined slru;; ' Lucy rcmuincd inscn.'.iblufor home liiiic, glinn fur suprcinaoj in the writer's ir.m ; When she r.'vivud und npparenlly ri'j;ain bk'd heart,     Lucy loved, but scarcely nc  ; cd her cousciousncs*, sl... atill   niuinlainc.l
her klraniio ailuncc. This c.niinucu fm many weeks, when il parliully paasid that ii-e.oDii birth of woinnn'H uoture was ^ away, hcr fricida saw nith iucjtpressibl.' like u wa.-ni ""»''¦¦'<' '"r''ri;'''>K "i'l> the | j;ricf thai bor r.as.in ha.l Ucd—tbnt thv cold mi,''t of tili- iil'Tninf,'. . waa lu.pcli.s.ly insane Hul ber mndiufs Hot i.iio day bruu^.'^f » letler whicli I was of n uiild und harmU'ss nature, .^hc could not bo for^jottcti in ;ho ."lonio of thn | wna Rcntle and pcaceublc aa ever, bul frc absent, nnd a luller Irao.d l>f u lia,"'d that j ijuently ai^hcdand aeemed burdened will, trembled in Rynipulliy wilh ii" heart tu'iiul- . »..me creul Burruw whicii ahi; could not luous wilh hoppiiiess. Lucy bad been , horse!!'coniprcb.nd. .^^he had ono p. culi- wooud   an.l  won, and sha but awaited her   ariiy     ''  '     " "¦'"    ' ' ' '
fTtO ALL IIER.TONS INTEHBSTKU. X Take nolico lUni llcnry T. Karnaworlb. Comuuiica of IVlu; M. Ll.iy.l, n lunalio, baa fl- 'l«il iu Ibe ..nice .if llic I'r.lbonulnry uf Ibe Court uf Cuminort I'lcas of Ihe counly of Hun- ftuitdon.'liirf supplem'entnl nccou..t as Oominit¬ tee afureaalU, aud wliirb will be prraeutad to aaid CJurt on the aeeun.i Mondny of April nexl, fur con&riuaiiuu »uj alluwni.ce, und will be i'o o....r..nied iiud'ullowfd unless eicenlions are aiu.l Ihereto,     ' J. R   SI.MPSON,
Prolv's  Uffice,'¦•\ ¦ I'roth'j.
Maroh'U, I860.    /
TO Alt PBKSOSS INTEUE8TBU. 'liku notioe Ibat Abraham llaruiali, Coin- nutloe of Johu 0. Cuaai.ly. a lunatic, by bis Adminialratora. baa Hied in ibe nffice of Ihe Prolhonulary nf the ftnurt ..f Cironioii Pleaa of the eounty oi lluDtlnfid..n. bisaec.uut aa Coiii- Biitteenfureiaid, and wbioh will l.e pre»enied tu .aid Cuurt on tbo secoud .Monday ul April next, for cni.ftruialinn an.l allowance, and w.ll bo sn' cniillrmed a'nd allowed unlvas exceptions are Kiel tfiercin'.   ' J. S. WMI'SON.
i     I'rdty'a, Ofllae, . \ fProih'y.
Marck 17, IBtUI.;   I
llicu nil who knew h.r mu.-l Icf; ihis v>.'» a wild fear aud careful avoidance of mon. She tciiiiod posscs.od of the spirit uf unrest, filui could nul be oontintd, but wis ci.iiiiuUn.'.'v Cspapin;; from hor friends, iliiy knew nut tt.'jllar. While her parents lived, ib.'y by tl.ni. care nnd unwearied clT..its, in soiuo iiu.'us ure cunlrullcd this unloiiuiiato propci.si- ly ; but when tbey   did    their   atrick. n
PHll,A»aLFIilA..M»rol) lOib, lUC'.i IVa beg leave to Inf.iiia you that we are pre- | pai;(d lu uVer fiy yuur iuspectioa,   uur aiiiitirlni.'nt ot
I parents approval of her ohoico, to become Iho bolri.tbcd of Kdwin W—, a man of exccllciit'family and Hiandin); in thc lown where sho hud been leaching      The futher
I and   moiher  accorded tbeir sanction wilh
i many blessing's,   and   Lucy'a   next  letter
I promised a spocdy visit from tho lovcra.
I *Tu such natures as Lucy'a, what an ab sorbiuj;, and yd what a revoalin;; of aulf. is a
first passiun—what a prudi|.uliiy of iiivinj;, | child bccan.e n wundrior, liumelcas, friuniJ what an incalculuble wealth uf reccivln);— ; less and forluru.
whut a breakin): up is thereof the deep wa-I Tliiuui;h lauiihinc apriujiB and roay icra of thusoul, and huw heaven dc.^ccndsin I suinniers, tra'j.p, tramp, tramp—uo rcsi sudden ^tar shower un life. If there ia a for hcr of tho orushed heart and crazed season when an nn(;ol may look with iulcr- | brnin. Cat upon hor iiiorlul sister, it is when sho beholds hcr heart pass from ila bud liko innoceiioo und girlhood, and lukin^; tu ils very core tho fervid li^htuf low, glow and crimson into porfoct wunianhoud.
At last tho pli)!htad Infers cumo, and | ou "crany Lucy," ahe often spent an hour wclcoures and fistivitica awuilod tbeiu,— of twu by our fireaido ll.'r uppearance Mr. W—(;nvo entire sntisfaclion to father, wns very sinpnlar. llcr pown was always mother, and ovon the exaotin^; "beauty " pnlchid with many colora, and hcr ahawl llo was a bandsomo mau, wilh soma pre-I or iiuiDilr waa wurn ur lorn, unlil it wus tensions to fashion, but in munncr, und I npci work or filnijo. The remaia.ler ot apparently in oharnoter, the oppu.sito ul I hor Uiiacrublu war.lrubo aho carried io a bis lintruihcd. i bundle on hor arm, aod kon.ctiu.eashu had
It was decided that Lucy should not a number nf pnrcela uf uU ra^i, dtii^d a.,!nin leave homo antil after her marriugo, i herbs, &c.
whioh, ut the request of the ardent lover, I In thc season of fluw.ra, hcr tattered waa to bo celebrated witbin two months, j bonnet wos pn.fuaelj decorated with those and un Ihu birthday of the bride, Il was { whioh ehe Kulliored in the woods or by therefore arranged that Kllen should rctilro j the wuyaiilu, ,llur !»ve fur theso and l.or with Mr, W— lo take oharf;e of bor aia awcel T.iiec woro all lhat wero luft uf the tor's sohool for the remainder of tba term,    blo.Hn and iiiuaic of her   existtnou.     Y
What doea Ibia niran ?" suiii sba; what luak.b mc su weak )'"
Ju.^l ihcn hcr tijci IcU on licr owu hand —that ol.l an.l wilhrrcd band!— .She pazcd on it in hi ink nmnicmcnt
'•Somcihiti? is the manor with n.y lijlht," sho said, siuilio;; laiiili;v,"lur uiy bands 'o.ik 111...' au ol.l wum:.i,'^"
".•\i.d so ll l>," said thu matron, pni¬ liy, "and su is mine; ytl wa bad fail, plump bands wlu-u wo were younp,— Ucur Lucy, do y..u know m.''i' I am .>Ia- ri. ,\llin -I wa? Vo bavc Li- o y.jur biiJcs- miiid."
I ennnot aay more—I will not inakt, lbe vain attempt to pivo iu detail all thnr uiouinful revcalinp--lo reduce lo cxprcf? IVC words Iho dread .¦.ubliinitj' of lha; lii.p. Itn f'rrruw
T.. ll.o wr.'iohcd Lucy, tho !:i:( ibiil years wetc us il.,.u^li llicy had never beei. Of no soene, ur un iut-iileiit, bnd sbo ihv sliphlest tcnR'iiibtui.cc. siuce lbe lecrcani ;iud liuilor.ius I..vcr m.u.l bcloro hcr uii., inuili' llio I. rrib!c annouiiocmrnl. '
'J ht kiml innii..ii iM-sciI frcqu'nlly i'i thc sad nnrrntivn i.f hcr poor frieud'- madness nnd Willi.!, liups, but the invalid would say willi darful calmness : "fl . ..II, fo on," tlii.uj.'li tbo drops of apony stood thick upon her furclicad. When sbo aaktd for her kislcr, the matron re¬ plied :
".Sbc lr.iH }>onv bcfuii-    you,    t.ud r.'.hcr also."
"And tny v.inlher ?" raiii Lncj, bet face 111 up wilb a aickly ray of hupo.
"Vuur u.olboi has boon dead Iwenly yeara."
"D.aillall pone! .¦\I..nc, ..IJ, djinp ' Ob. iJ.i.I, n.y cup of biticrncss ij full.' and she onl? wepi aloo.l
Iler friend bent over ber, an.l minplr^ h.r tears with beta, said nfIccli..Dalely 'Huiyou kiiuw wbo dr.ink il.ai cup bi foic you '!" "^
Lury lookr.i up wiili u bewildered ei pression ; nud the matron ad.lud : "Th. Lord .Ii'sus; you remember him,"
A I'.ok of siinlipht brcakinp throupb a cloud. H lonk which nnlv snints mnv waar.
your
1 rriiMnibcr hor aa ahe wan iu my early childhood, luward thu In-t of her weary pilprin.ape. As my father nnd elder brothers woro frequanily absciil, and ns my mollier novel cli icd her heait or dour
irradiated the  teurrul  fare  of the dyinp woman, as she replied :
"Oh, \c», I know llim, and lottd Iliir b?f..ri' tfcllasle-p"
Tbo mnn of iiod wai called A fe*r who i;?d known Lucy in her earlier day* canir also There was much reverenlial fuelinp aud soi.:!) weeping atouod bor death bed. Thon fci) tbo voico of pray¬ er. .Kl Brst hcr lips moTiiJ an brr weak spirit joined In fhii ferrcnl appeal. The., thcy prew Hill, nnd poor Luey was dead- dead in her pray haired' youlh. This, who pared on thnt placid face, and tr memberinp hcr liarmlc>s lifo nnd patieri auiferinp, doublrd nol that the morn . • an eternal day bad bruken on bi.r "Night uf Year.""
LuDUn.it'a St-tNK IN A Cniarn —Au agod clcriiyman, speakiot; of the solemnity atlnuhcd lo the miuislrriul olGoo, said ibn' during the whole Icrm uf forty or fifty jcra ihat hc had officiated lherein,-'fifs f^iaviiy had uover but onca been dialarbed in the pulpit. Ua that uccaaiuu ba uoti Ced a man directly in front uf biui leanir,.- over ibo railinp of tho pallet^' wllh Son"i' tbinp in his hand, which hc afterward dt>- enrercd to b* a bi); chrw of tobaoeo jast laken from lii< moulh. Diteotly bolow aat a man fasl O'loep, wilh bia bead ^brpfin back and bis luoutli wido open. I^e man in tbo gallery; was lolc'ntly enpa(;od' iu raislnp   knd   iowerin;r bi. hand, fakio~ an
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Giiup D.us.lio ltibbr,us.>^ri;.wt,'.«', F lIl..iids,Rr.iils. llm l*bnf.^y to'walt ou ceive y.iir ur.ler. . Vuurs. sU,
VeWeis, Silk 0 l.irs, Uuehcs. Crap i.'s. &c,,(to.    We sll 1    at imr at.iro or  i :»torn far cailt.
II. WAIIU
Tho bridal duy bud oouio      ll bad been    no; her me. k   and   obildliku    piety    siill | exact   nbsrrvalion,  lill al leal, haviag got iiual I nshered iu bya .Muy morning uf surpuaainpj tinperud,    Uer (L.iI bad not fureakcu bar; { it ripht be- let fall ihu ijuid, and it   sra^l,
plump iutu tbo. moulh of Ibe sloeper be¬ low Tho whulo eo.-ne wus so deciJedIv ludiurnus that for the Rrst time aud lau time in tbe palpit, an ii.#olunlary inilq forced itself upuu the eaUDtCDanoe oC Um preaokcr.
loveliness; the busy hnurs bad worn away, down in the dim chaos of bar   apirit   thi
I uud neither the bridiipruuiu nor Klleu, tbe sinilo nf his lovo yet gluamvd   faintly—in
and I lirat bridonnnid, had appeared. th« wnsln ;{(ndi,'n cf  b'.T    betrt   abe   still
'.'.'.!^ i      Y'ot, in her neat litllu uhambor lat Lucy, hcurd Ilis voice al eventide, aud   abo was
""  I nothing d'lubliop,     Sbu waa all r<,'ndy in a not afraid.     Iler    Itiblu    weot    wilh  her
I simple   white   muslin, andberfewbrid.il evuiywhcru—u lorn   and   sailed   volume,
' -  Pills lay  un llio tablo by lur side.— | but as holy slill;  and  il may bu, a»   dear-
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tl^. Noif ia lime th« in subscribe.
iMisa    Allen,  li"r   secoud    bridesmaid,   a ly ubrrished, my dour reader, us    the
i bripl.t eyed,   afl'eutionulo lieoried pitl, hcr peoua oopy now lyiua on ynur lable, bound
oboson   friend from childhoud, waa nrrao in "purple and gold,"   with   gilding   ud-
D.MBEIt f)K KVKllV DBSCRIPTIO.S poll   «'"!? '" "   I'KTO prnooful fall tbe«rcalih of targithcd upon ita doiicato loaves.
sole l.v , -                         HKNHTi C'l    li'-'bl ringltH wbii'lifweptliersuowy ocil; fhiriy yuji< froOi tbo limo of tho   com-
wm. Joining bunds iu inntrimony—a ouBtom arising from tho practice of pu¬ gilists shnkinp hunda before Ihey «ght.'
«W Of«r head and mis indwbt-^TlW ing »-i unpaid foj bal. '   r .