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STBESaXE.
In strength there ever dweUa of right
Soma quality of oobla name, Whicb tfarongb base hsea keepa alight
A remnant of celerllal flame, And ean not leave him wholly vile
Withia whose fareast It takes abode, Since this one spot, this lltUe lale.
Mast ftill retain tbe stamp of God. In him who, not of kings tbe heir,
Carres out a crown-by kingly work. Must needs be tfaat eome virtue rare,
Some gud-Iika moral grace doth lurk. Tbls afalntng forth, sball color lend
Tu wTotic, rt qneMIonabls act. Till tbfl world dreams a rlgbieoua end Wfaere only sophists can defend.
And Faith becomes the slave of Fact. Yet it is an effiemisale tfaing,
A woman-weaknPFB still to crave For works that made tfae world to ring, Or fieitlng np i-ome Idle king,
For violence pri.nooficefaim brave. Far Htronf er far, and In their strength,
More hunorably due to fame. Are they wfao tbroDRfa the stonny length
Of combat kept a flawless name ; .Who, reddened lo thA browa wlih etrife.
Have nonrlf hed henrts not cruel slill; Uen who. though widely taking Ufa.
8hed bloi'd for conscience take, not will: Who sfaeath'd Ifae flword wben peace might be.
And bravely glad confessed it gain ; In wbose severe sublimity
Envy detects no fatal etalo; Men of a perfect mould ; and f ocfa.
Wfan knew tnemselves and knew tfaeir time. We cao not honor over-mncb
In story or in rhyme.
Strong Is tho statesman who can wield
A nation to bis single wUI, Teach its blind passions hov to yield,
And lordly destinies fnUHl; Who to one point, what'erberall,
MakeF every cfaapel^ss pnrpose bend, Becomiug all tfalngs nnto al].
So fae may gala an end. Tet greater oil in ill snccess--
Laier In time tfaey reap applsUBe Wbom factions could nol ban nor blcBS;
Fonnd brave annagfa to lose a oanse, Who, 'mid a grovelling race and prone.
Walked honebtlj. erect and pioad ; Wfan dared sol llu to gain a tfarOne.
Nor Rlrnck tfaeir colora to tfae crowd. Bach shall nut lack renown till wfaen
C'lmeifa an iron ageat tast, SneerlnR at all Ifaat makes as men,
Cnri^d wllh contemnlngB of the past; Who, reaping where tbey have not nowu,
Wax relflsh In their base degree ; Wbo tfaink tbe breath tfaey breatbe tfaeir own,
And slur the light by whiefa tbey aee.
Thlit Ib tfae nohleKi st'ength to seek.
And fadeless btill the crown remains. Wfaicfa once He wore wfao. strongly weak.
On Calvary was wrung v Ufa pains. To buffer, and wilhuut eoiuplalut,
MakeM grandeur more divine tban all; Tbis lo faigfa places lifts tfae faint;
Tfais is the hero's coronal. To wither in a dark disgrace
Which ball a wutld might wipe away. And clothed witb calnmuy lo face
CuniempL ana halted day fay dav. BecBUMt tbebalf-wurd ihat would change
Our de»tiny were bei<t annaid— 0 wide und elevated langa
01 beans to wonby Interest- wed 1 Su falei^l tfae tame regardless tfanogfat,
Which, to divin-« attractions truo, Feelb tfaat the life which hatfa been tangfat
TohUffer hath been tangbt to do.
"HIS -WIFE'S SISTEE.'
An elegant and philosophical writer aays: "Man'B life is only a jonmeV ^'<>°^ o°^ ^o^d woman's breast to another." Itwas probablj the object of the aulhor to refer partioularly to the mother and wife. As the number of stop¬ ping places is not limited, however, I chose to accept the most catholic interpretation. I be¬ lieve that what the world usnally calls "in¬ constancy " is only tbe effort of natnre to progress toward perfect affinities. If man in bis jouruey of Ufe stops at a good many ports, it stands to reason that be will acquire a mucb better knowledge of the world, and will event¬ ually " lay np " in the best haven. Let me give you a modified illustration of my idea. I bave a friend wbo bas been subjective to a tbeory of pnrely physical progression. His first and earliest affection was for Curls. He became acquaiuted at theageof teu years witb a set of twelve, large ones at tbat. This capil¬ lary attraolion, if I may so term it, was not lasting. A Voice, belonging to another and otberwise plain young woman, nest occupied tbe reverberating chambers of bis beart. It was not a fine voice, hut it waa a positive one, and his was a negative. Now, you see, Curls bad a negative voice, and df course two nega¬ tives badn't any attraction. Hence Ms de¬ flection. Then a Bust attracted bis undivided attention. It was followed by Eyes and Moutb, wbicb by au nnusuai phenomenon occurred in tbe same in lividaal; they were botb positives and my frieuds own eyes and mouth were negatives, proposing to tbem, but was provi¬ dentially saved. Heuce his new variatiou. He came very near by tbe interposition of an Ankle. He flirted with the Ankle for some time, bnt an ankle not being a regular feature, of course it wasn't lasting. Need I iuform the reader tbat bad he met the positive aud nega¬ tive peculiarities combined iu one peraon, be would have fallen in love al once and recognized his affinity. That's what be was looking for. Hence his hesitation, and wbat tbe world fool¬ ishly call his—" inconstancy."
I merely instance this *' physical " illustra¬ tion as being the moat forcible and common. Mental and moral pecnliaiiiies are met in tbe same way, and are much more difficult to com¬ bine. Of course tbero are some exceplions to tbe above theory. Indistinctive people are an exception. Yon may take a stick of wood and saw it into a nnmber of pieces, aud you sball find no difficulty in fitting any of tbe pieces togetber. Bnt tako anolher stick, and break it several times, and you must find tbe parUcnlar adjunct if yon wish to Join two iu one. Now indistinctive people are tbe sawn blocks ; they come naturally together. Tbe broken pieces are men and womeu of strongly marked opposite characters, wilb negative and positive dispositions, fitting eacb other and showing tbat in the normal state they were one disliuct creation. Not uufieqneutly tbere is some unnatural matching. A wortby friend of mine, with a smooth, indistinctive surface, married one of the broken pieces; tbe conse¬ quence was obvious ; attraction has wom off her salient features, and sbe bas become like lum. But when two broken surfaces meet, that don't fit—there's trouble and business for tbe lawyers at once.
I would like to give you au illustration of anotber exception, ju£t for its moral. Every fitory should bave a moral or develop some pe¬ culiar idea—but how ofteu do we accept the moral. When our surgical frieud strips tbe walls of this once living temple, and lays bare its wonderful internal structure; however ir¬ reverent the aot, we pardon it for tbe good t£at shall accrue to mau thereby. But when tbe novelist, wiih hia little scalpel, cuts into the character of bia opposite neighbor, or his dear frieud, aud exhibits their internal organ¬ ism, or shows up bia o*n idiosyncrasies, we never recognize ourselves tberein. Tbat's quite anotber affair, of course.
Wben my friend Dick was about thirty years of age, be bad amassed a little fortune. He bad flirted a good deal in bis time, and was rather a wild young fellow. But nnder bis superficial qualities and mauly exterior, there was a large, bonest boy's heart. Wbetbef it bad ever been trampled npon or bad tbe im*. presslon of some woman's small foot sonb in it, la of Uttle consequence. But I do not think ^ Mb heart waa that kind of primitive formation that hold the rellca of by-gone days in Its oold fosailiferous atralnm. If Dick bad ever had an "aff^decffiup" he had forgotten it. He was wbat we term blase-, we-wbo know notMng about it Diok did not object to the epithet^be rather liked it, as we au do-^and I think be cultivated an ennuyer tir. If ie bad any previons erraUo experience, it waa iti tbe progressive stages I told you ot At Ms boarding-boose he oUanoed oocaalon-
HOi mimrof lli9:atbtfotav ^aPJtSi «dM&eai j)Qiis6iBntive)7-in bthttt) 'Cfl&s«t$ Bi>B;^''idai onsophiatloated, and Bnppoiied Keiitlif-l^i ^fing -juxa^i UftfMjyujjJ^jih. ^hii -wholettale: .a4xt^iioi\pft^jtex,J^^ ,iniierfAera-,;hahlgsL;/ Sh4.^-itot obijMtto ..hls^.j^ci;i^ra|^- flUuoHiMy \w«i. flatt«iiBdjuid j?^uM;irithI>idk..,jA)g4DIok4idjDotM^ love ber,,-ior .h«iu4- doubted Ui« exiateDoe-of; thd,pualon. Snt I19.) feU.it .waa time-to gat married. .^He was- getting old... Here.was a^ good chanoe for bim to test liis' akeptioal the¬ ory in regard tq. loye.. If he. naUy believed tbere was no snob thing he, might as well .marry Aer as any one..' She would undonbtedly m^ehim a good; vife.. And she-waa poor, that waa the strong lever that stirred the ro- mantio fonndation of Dick's beart. He oonld jive her & position.. She mnst love Mm—he oonld give herhapplness I He could, in short, make a—a—yes, that .was it, t^~^acrifice /
They were married quietly. There were some frienda of Diok's present,' bnt :the bride waa an orpbui, and faer only relative, a yonnger sister lived in a distant State. - He took faer to a rioh a Inzurions home. He felt that be.had done tiie oorreot ;and gentlemanly thing. In every respeot, and when ¦ he had led her . Into the softly oarpeted parlor of their fashionable bower, it was witb a feeling of placid self- congratnlation. The foollab, simple bride threw her aims abont her husband's neok and said to htm—
" Oh, Dick I how oau I thank yon ?"
Dick was touched and felt.an imaginary halo suspend itself over hia Olympian brow.
Tbere were no transports with Dick. Tbe honeymoon passed qnietly and evenly. He had not expected to be extravagantly blissful —^his dream, if one had ever -fashiooed and shaped bis inner man, was deceitful, and.fae knew it. Hia wife was all to him that be had sought, it seemed—but yet tbe possession of her love did not seem fraught with the strange fascination tfaat fae bad often conceived in bis early days. There was sometbing wanted. He would never lat ber know it; oh no, it would spoil his perfeot saoriflce. Bnt perhaps it was tbis consciousness that placed a deeper chasm betwixt bis wife's affections and his own. He felt he had another's happiness in Ms keeping! and be resolved to guard it aa preciously aa his own. This state of affairs, as you may readily imagine, thongh very romantic, put Mm upon a forced and unnatural behaviour, whioh added anotfaer million of miles to that awful ohasm. And Diok sometimes fonnd himself sitting opposite to her in her comfort¬ able parlor, and wondering if tbat strange woman was bis wife. There was tbe contour of tbe face, that bad baunted fais boyish vis¬ ions ; there was tbe same soft voice and win¬ ning accent—and yet why wasn't he happier ? why wasn't fae grateful 7 wfaat was the mean¬ ing of tfaat awful barrier tbat lay between tbem ? Wby was he doing tbe Spartan busi¬ ness, and all that sort of thing ? He wonld get up at sucfa times and go over to tbe neat womanly figure, and gaze into her eyes and kiss ber red lips, and say, " Are yon bappy, my dear ?" and tben sfae wonld look back an answer, and would say, " Are younot, Dick?'> Dick would say empbatically, " Cerlainly, my dear I" with a great deal of unnecessary de¬ cision.
A time came when Diok's wife was sot able to visit much, and kept faer room a great deal; and Diok learned tbat this younger sister of her's would visit her, and for certain reasons, the viait would be very opportune; and it was witb tbat strange flutter which the conscious¬ ness of a coming event occasions in tbe breast of the expectant parent, tfaat Dick was sitting by himaelf iu the little library before the fire. Her cbair—for sbe was wont to bring her work in and ait witfa faer fauahand while fae read— was standing oppoaite, and faer work basket was still upou tfae table. He was trying to analyze the strange sensations tbat were thronging upon bim, a looking forward to a happier state of being, when it occurred to him tbat be might assist Ms reflections by smoking. He drew out his cigar case, bit ofi tbe end of a fragrant Havana, and looked aronnd for a bit of paper to light it. His eye fell on his wife's basket. Tbere was a wMte paper sticking out of a obaotio scramble of .various colored fragments. He took itnp. It seemed to be a lettA-. He was about replacing it wben his eye oangbt a paaaage containing bis own name.
I have told you that Diok waa tbe soul of honor. If be faad knowu tfaat fais wife didn't want him to read the letter, he wouldn't have read it. If he faad imagined for a nroment that it contained anything fae shouldn't read, or auy secret of his wife's, he would have sat and blinked at it all day, or perhaps faave walked up stairs with it and handed it to ber, saying: " My dear, you faave left a letter be¬ low. I don't know wbat it is, or who it's frou!," and would bave departed dramatioally. But not knowing wbat it was, yon see, he coolly read on, commencing at Ms name, as I do:—
all/ to meet a yonng girl,, wfao awoMd to poe-11 legratfajis iioixMdted;'^^ .liJUdfa
"lam Borryto hear tbat Diok is not all that you fondly imagined. Dou't ask me, dear for advice; it is better you should leave all to time and your own tact and judgment. I tMnk that no one is capable of meditating be¬ tween a wife's affections aud ber hnsband's— even a sister. I would say tfaat you ougfat to have weighed all tfais before you bound your¬ self to oue whom you tbink is not worthy of your affections; - but we cannot recall what is past. Ko I indeed. You say that yonr Diok has a generous beart, and in this world, de^f 1 you know that this ought to make np for otber defects, even if he be dull and stupid t— (Oh! you should bave seeu Diok's faoe at tbis moment!) Your sacrifice I know was a great one, but meu cannot appreciate tbe sac¬ rifices we make. No, never. But I will soon be with you, my deareat sister, and perhaps I may be able to do sometbing for you, witb tbis queer being whom you have taken for a bueband. Don't think I am hardhearted, or nnsisterly, either, if I can't understand feel¬ ings. I never saw the man yet that I could whimper over or feel bad about. * Good-bye,' dear, till I see you, wfalcb will be aoou I " Your affectionate aister,
"Tip." " Dull and stupid 1 He " dull and stupidi" be, Dick—the deiigbt of select circlea 1 tbe witty, fasoinatiiig, agreeable, gossippy Dick I "Dull and stupid;" and her sacrifice—faer "great sacrifice?" Wfaat sacrifice? When? How? Where? And tMa was tbe return— this was tbe resnlt of Ms noble, Eoman-like conduct; this was eventuating from faia deeply delicate, poletioal, gentlemanlike treatment, Thia was faer opinion of him—the opinion of the wife of his bosem, the partner of Ms joys, the sharer of his wealth,.fa;a property—the woman fae—no I not loved 1 " Dull and stu¬ pid 1" why tbe woman was a fool, tbey are both fools t they were faypoorites I—they were ingratea 1 tfaey were—women t
He sank back into his chair. Then be start¬ ed up and threw the letter In tbe grate, aud oarefnlly replaced his cigar iu tbe basket.— Then fae burnt fais fingers recovering the letter. Then he put Ms bands upon his head, his elbows npon fais kness, and in that position reflected.
He thought he bad betler not say anything about it. He was in for a sacrifioe and tfae bigger tbe better. "Ho,tfaerer- Bring in some &ggots and lay 'em round the stake 1— Pour outhe oil and wine and give.the brands anotfaer poke I Here's the spectacle '. of a Christian young husband immolated on the. hymenial alter I Hunafa I Fetcfa on your ¦fiiggots I"
i :*> DuU and stupid 1 He liked that I" Well, he'd let ihem see falsdullhess and stupidity, hereafter, with a TengenQe.v TiAnd;^ the young fiister, indeed t ~ A biub iioattdj ft^Ued-Ctced,' hoydenisfa thing, with .tealda and xdiiiidug ways, and—rdaring to' talk abb^zt Itidij^lolti I the man of tfae world I Viajbidie Inao, aa dull and stupid 1 Well, he'd' Itke" to iliave Ms Wend-Wobbles hear that; how he'dMaugfa'! At them f Of oonraev Certainly at thein^—' But then he'd tratier^not Bay anytfaing 'Ubout It—dnliia'wifeVadconnt.- .: .r> .¦.:i>
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MWj^f^Ojme.l^ey to.t^ hail atid seve^ m^ ierianfl:)]pokiDg .'bundleB-^'Jayiog'about, .-and vtber-BtgUii'wbloh^cteemef to 1ndfeat<} that hie NirtWs'fiUtei: bad miy^^^^^ ooutue, t^^^ re- 'oolleotion.of that letter didnot teud.to awaken lively iantlcipationa of a meeting witfa tfae dis¬ agreeable "Tip." He tfao>ughtat'firet thathe Would tay the ¦dignified M iwise jm^ress the ^oung .woxnan .with, a sense ofr tor previons irreverence. '-But then he wished to establish >* ohai^ter theopposite of those adjectives which yet swam before his eyes. MDiill and stupidl'»—and .^.dignified and stately " seemed ouly a hopeless allitera¬ tion. He had sent tfae servant np stairs to infonn his Mar/ of fala coming, by way of preparing .tfae repentant and faumbled Tip for hia awful .retributive presence. Then fae changed Ms mind and thougfat of rushing, up stairs boisterously. He. made, a atep toward the library door when it waa thrown open; two white arms were flung about fais neck, two big bine eyes looked into bis, while a pair of soariet lips articulated in rapid accents: "My dear I dear brother 1"
Diok was taken aback. He looked down at the beautifnl girlish figure, and felt—^be, tfae "blaae" man^—awkward and embarrassed.— His lips syllabled a few oommonplat^es, but tfae breath of life seemed to have left Mm. He oould only lead faer tb a'sofa, and stand and gaie at faer. She was certainly very pretty— so like hie wife, and yet so unlike.
" Ofa, dearl I did so long to see you. Wfay didn't you come up stairs. I was afraid you were angiy at sdmetfalng.. You are not at all' like Maiy's fansband. I.know I shall like you. You're my brother, yon know, and t never bad a brother; and I'm sure I shall love you so much. You don't say anything I Why, what's the matter? Why you look pale 1 You're siokl Mary I Good gracious I"
Poor Dick I Poor, poor Diok. It was over. He was better now. Yes, he was calm,, too —^he saw alL She was sitting before him, on tfae very seat fais wife faad occupied; tbe same contour of features; the same outline; the same figure—bnt ofa I that indefinable expres¬ sion and this strange feeling and thrilling.-^ Tbe vision of his past life, tbe dreams of his youth, were looking ont of the anxious, pretty glance that met his own. Ofa 1 rash, hasty, inoonslderate fool I He had stopped one step sfaort of perfect affinity. This was faia wife's sister I Ofa 1 Heavens 1 he faad married Ms wife'a sister I This was hia wife I The sacri¬ fice was eomplote.
No, not complete I It remained for him to smother the flres of Ms new passion iu tfae dead ashes., of past life. It was at once his torture and bis orown to minister to the invalid wants of the real wife of his manfaood iu oom¬ pany with the fair young ideal wife of Ms yonth. It was Ms great glory to feel the touoh of her warm, soft hand on his brow, when he sometimes sat alone distractedly, groping blindly in tbe darkness for aome clue to lead bim away from the pitfalls tbat beaetfais path. He could not help seeing that fae faad awak¬ ened a sympathetic interest in ''Tip's " young heart—a feeling as yet undefined and holy in its nameless orphan purity. But tbe sacrifice was not complete.
They were sitting alone in the little library, and sbe sat opposite to bim In his wife's cbair. He raised his eves and she drew faer obair nearer to bim, aud in her simple, artless way, asked Ms forgiveness I
" For what. Tip ?"
'* Well, never mind; say you'll forgive me. I once thought worse of yon tban you de¬ served, and I may have said sometMng to Mary; did she tell you anything ?"
Dick could conscitiutionsly wave a uegative.
^'I've changed my mind aince, brother I— You're so different. I am sure I kuow of no one who could make Mary happier tban you. I judge ao by what I have seen of yon and mj own feelings, for you know, Mary and I are all tbat are left of our family. Do yon think we are alike ? I tfaink lhat I shall never marry, for I could not fiod anotber like Mary's husband."
The artless aimplioity and genuine aincerity of poor Tip extorted a groan from Dick.
Inatantly ahe was at his side. " Don't wor¬ ry, brother, abont Mary,' abe will be better soon. I know bow you feel*, dear, and it must be a comfort to Mary to know your sympathy,"
How shall I end my story, reader ? Shall I say tbat Tip was again wrong; tbat Mary did not get better ? Tfaat sfae lingered for a while, and striving to bring a feeble, immortal soul into tbis earthly ligbt, laid down ber own dear woman's life, a willing sacrifice npon the altar. Shall I say that Tip an>i Dick stood by holding faer hands, wben the firat cry of tbe struggling immortal heralded faer way to the home it jnst had quitted ? How that the poor motherless ofaild found a guardian augel in Tip.
How else can I marry Dick to his wife's sister ?
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A STOUYFOETHE LITTLE FOLKS.
THE WONDERFUL INKSTAND.
"This was a long and difficult piece of wprk," said Edward Muller the copyist as he folded up nearly thirty full sheets of manu¬ script. "Itbas taken me many hours, and I bave written as neatly as I could ; so I hope the Government Seoretary will pay me well for it. I onght to bave at least fonr dollars for my labor. Bnt be lives near our house and I will soon find ont my remuneration."
"Oh replied Gertrude, Ms wife, "I do hope he wlU pay you better than he has been doing. You kuow it ia very bard for ua to get along, though it must be confessed we bave no child¬ ren to support."
" Take courage, my dear wife, we bave neve r missed a single meal, and you audi are well provided with clotMng for tbe winter. The wages I shall get for. tbis piece of copying will no donbt be enongh to buy a cord of wood and a half gallon of lamp oil. Audwe don't owea penny to any person. Really wehave no reason to complain ; many people are muoh worse off tban we are."
So saying Edward made ready to oall with fais manuscript at the house of the Secretary. As fae took down his hat, he saw the tfanmb- wom volume of his favorite author, Thomas a Eempis ; and opening it at one of the best chapters, he placed it npou hta wife's Up tbat she might read it In his abaence. These were theflrst words her eyes fell upon: "There are many people who are impatient and vexed if matters do not oocur according to their wiah. It ia not alwaya in our power to make our way amo^b ; it ia God's to give wbeu be will, to whom be will, and aa much aa he will —aud no more."
Gertrude was much encouraged, and a new ligfat aeemed to have aprung up in' her soul. She cotild read no more: it was enough to think about that day, iAai we human beings haye no right to. meddle with God's business,
Edward had not gone two biooks before fae met a messenger with a large letter addressed to faim. The charge on it was a dollar, and he paid it, though he faad but tweuty-aevan cents left.. Important uews was tfaere for that poor man's benefli. His rioh uncle who lived in Prague was dead. He bad'stinted himseif to amass wealtfa, and had. no uearer relative than Edward Miiller, and leaving no will, tfae copyist fell faeir to all faia eatate. He was no¬ tifled to oome to Prague withiu a week, and take pow^lpupf tJie inheritance. .   .
"Ariefa inanr A rich maul tbeae are very Btaingfiwot6B;I6x,m'0:t6^ of royself^ But what sfaall^ I.dixiriUi this writing that. I have been oommis^onedtO do?;- Lwill gb andiake it to Secretary Shntc, as fae appointed'^^tfae' Ume for me tiT oanT^t^ouQ^g^IertpgQ bpine first and tell Gtoidbi^e^l>rai.ov~^ ilurtane; but thro ,1 iroi^rtelate^'aS^
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^tresBlDg soen^^i^senteA Ji^V'^^^Jfi, ^ Oie^^SearBtaij dead ud opld'i^ ^a Uttlg^gj^t oJE .Ouee yeus oid;Waa phBying<.pn,;.the^fl9prT The ,weepizig~.wi£9w.oWja;.alqioa4a^wiide with griefi,and the oit/magtatratea-were there to take posesaion: of what inoperty was left, In view of the ten tfaonsand dollars wMohHfaey said the deOe&sed Secretary had defhn^^d from tfae.ftoyemment.- In valudldtfae 'dls- confolate Madame SbutE declare faer' 'tiuab-^ and's ^nnOce^ioe ;'tn va^ did.sfaepoi^t, tfaem to that cfaliii which must not only, ,h8 Impov> eriafaed litit dlsgwoed^J by ..sucK >'*be^ bfaarge.. .. ¦. .  -,.,-,.--: .-..^m :-;...
Edward BawfaerdlBtreBs and extremity, and fae tfaankedj(}od fae <H^odd aeslst-her. So be gave his bond^on-the spot.for tbe entire sum, and tbe officers departed. He was to pay the deficit juat tbirty days bence.
" May God blesd you I may God Weaa you 1" exclaimed tfae widow when she witnessed fals noble generosity. " The time will oome wfaen my dear huaband's'Innooence' will be proved and the niouey shall iM'returue'd.V . Both the officers and Madame Sliutz. were astounded that poor Bdward MuUer oo^ld ^ve Ms bond for.the smallest sum.of money.. Ev¬ erybody knew how indigent fae was and that he could barely .do enough copying to support Ms wife. Still nothing was said, but bebad ground for faia beneficence. It was tfae faappiest day of fais life when fae found it in fais power to do a good aot toward a stifferin^ fellow- being. May all wfao read tbis narrative have as kind a heart aa fae had I
Why sfaould I speak of tfae joy fae feU in telling his good fortune to Gertrude when he returned to Ms faumble borne ? That ban be imagined, perhaps, bnt my pen has no power to describe it. When, the pleasure quieted down a little, and Gertrude faerseU had thanked God for providing for them so bountifully, the great question to be settled was, " How ahould Edward get money to pay fais'expenses to Prague, wfaltfaer fae mnst go to take possesslou offals great wealth?" ¦ ¦
To borrotit—that was -a hard word for them to say. But it must be done; yes, tbirtydbl- lars must be borrowed. It was easily raised', for there waa not a man in the whole oity wfao would not trust Edward Muller for any amonnt of money. At the end of three days he found himself in the Blue Star Hotel at Prague.— Having rested and taken some refreshments, he commenced tfae searoh for his uncle's dwelling. Several hours passed by before he oould flud it. At last he found itiu a very dirty and obscure alley. The door was ajar and nobody In the faouae.. Truly It did not look like a rich man's home, but I have Inti¬ mated that ita owner waa a miaer and that ex¬ plains all. . Every artlole of the homely, bro¬ ken furniture was covered with thick dirt. . I do not tfaink tfae fioor faad been swept for a year. Loose papers and old raga were scat¬ tered abont everywhere. Bnt not a sign of money could be found save a few coppers in an old vest. Every corner was searched and notfa¬ ing was visible tfaat was wortfa taking away. Four days did Edward oontinue tbe searoh, aud finally he faad to give up Ms task witbout suc¬ cess. The last day he was tbere a neighbor called in and told him tbat bis uncle sold all his bouses and landa tfae previons year, and having put the money for tfaem in a large obest, he set out for Egypt; be only returned the otfaer day and the fever was un Mm of which he died ; he brought nothing back' with Mm except tbose old rags and papera yon aee scattered about. That was melancholy newa for Edward, but it was vain for him to remain longer. No one can tell how heavy fais faeart waa when be went home again and had to tell Gertrude that all'their hopea were blighted.
"And did you bring nothing from your un¬ cle's honse 7" ahe asked in a tone of sadness. "Nothing save tbia inkstand, though it ia hardly wortb its weigfat in oak leaves. I thought I would bring it home as a memento of our rich relative. It is of very thick glass and is hard ebony wood, Gertrude, isn't thia Widow Shulz'a daugbter f"
" Ah, yea, Edward. Her poor motber died of a broken heart while jou were at Prague, aud no one would take her child, owing to her father's defrauding the government. So I went and brought bef faere. I tfaink we cau manage to support faer."
" A noble act, Gertrude; it repays me for my disappointment. We faave stern dnties to meet. The ten tfaonsand dollar bond I can never *pay; Ifae thirty dollara I borrowed can not be relumed immediately. Wbat we ahall do our Heavenly Fatfaer only knows. Mpy he faelp us to bear wbatever fate awaits us."
Edward and Ms wife curtailed their expen¬ aea to their real necessities- They resolved to drink no more tea or coffee, and only eat meat twice a week. They both worked nigbt and day to supply tbeir wants. But tbe time was athand wben tbe bond mnst be paid. Where will the money eome from ? That was a quesiion of bouily conversation and medita¬ tion. They could think of but little elae, and dreamed about it every nigfat. Still they iJe- lieved God would deliver tbem and preserve tfaeir little faome to tfaem. Finally tfae dread¬ ful day came and tfaree officers presented tfaemselvea atthe poor man's cottage. Edward invited them In and told theni all that had happened. He implored their mercy anotfaer month, another week; but all to no avail. Tbey said it waa not in tfaeir power to sfaow any leniency, they were servants of tfae law and bad to obey ila commands. So tfaey com¬ menced to pack up tfae various articles of furniture preparatory to taking them to tfae auciion room. Gretchen, the little adopted girl, became frightened at the officera, and in running by tbe table knocked off the inkstand that Edward had bronght froni Prague The ink flew all over faer clotfaea aud the inkstand was broken by its fall. The snn waa shining brightly through the window, and amid the fragments tbere shown the most beautifnl ob¬ ject that any one tbere had ever seen. It was a—magnificent diamond! It told ita owu slory. The wealtfa that Edward Muller's rich uncle faad taken away was exchanged by falm for that diamoud, and he bad concealed it in tbe inkstand between tbe glass and the wood. Its posseaaor was now the richest mau In tbe kingdom. The chief officer interrupted the legal proceedings and beckoned to Ms oom- panions that it was time for tbem to leave. The family were alone.
Tfae first tfaing done iu tbat household was tfae singing ofMartln Luther's grand faymu, "A sure ft)rtreBS in our Qod." Tfaey eacfa kneeled iu pr&yer, ahd little Gretofaen—al¬ ways lovely but now lovelier because she was tbe instrument, of deliverance—folded her Iiands as directed and tried to speak faer pray¬ er. But she oould not, and the falling tears catching in faer -browncurls looked' like dew- drops on tfae flowers of Spring. Sfae was in reference to tfae things of this life, what mauy alitlle child<ffin be in regard to the more im. portant matters of eternity. The Angel of Salvation.
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|peopl0i^ - Let pftMdl^f tbnfe^^^tt^juia tiiik weU at:Jttbnie;.':^|^ti^v^^ lent in Ms owniiaiueittasrSrfihiiaaa/Mipeeta aiwiso/.man: ,butTb.9:iS;^IWtSttjlu Us silence. We soiaetimeaM^arMt0'wfiQ''itn-tii«^1^^ every ol^^Jjajiijf )^h(q§ tfie7;Mter,|a^i^j4riU^ nnintet^tlug at home amotig tfaeir-efaUdreni; If tfae^^«t6^<(#»a'bnUl-ioti'vi^'M4^ stores Asffioient for both| let thecii first provide for their own household: Ireland exports beef and'whest,'^nd^iii^ds on potatoes; and tbey fare asvpoorly wfao> reserve tfaeir. sooial ofaarma for oota'pauies Abroad, andkedp tbelr dullness for'hOiiie'cbiisumption. It Is be.ttw to instruot-ohildreu; and juake them haj^y at home, than it-is to bfaarm strangers bir amuae^riends; A sIIentlibuBa Is a dull plaoe for young people-^-Hi plaoe from'wMbfa'they will esoap|e if'thejr''ba'n.'Tbey will tiik or think of belug "shut up" there; and the yonth wbu does - not love home is In danger. Light It up with oheerful Inatmctive oohveraa- tibih- Father,^ mdther^ t^k your best at fabme.
GOmSSTOQA ISrUSSEHY;
THE subsciriber baa for sale thiffspring a'general asgortment-of FBUIT TRBS8 and'ji^ YI5ES.fionQlstlngorAppl«s{:(ao varieties,) Cher-mft rles, (40 varieties,) Peacbes. (30 ;vazietle8,)- Pwes,^ti^ Elnms, Apricots, Qooeaberties, Cnzrante, Blackberries. Baspber»ie«.Orapee;strawberziM^ &b. Alao, CHOICE DOMESTIC WINES, whiob are wartant«d pare, consist¬ ing of Orapr.Cnrrira^'Oaosebefry'imd Strawberry.— Erice CO.centa per bottle. .Iianr and trees delivered tn Iiancaaler free of ofaargo. Catalogues Aee.; . : Address      '     -•        ¦ .-CASPEE HIM.KB,
" feb 20'tM.S      Conesloga Ceiltre,' Lancaster oo.. Pa.
FABHEBS AKD GABBENEBS
  iATTBNTIOJI!
CARBANZOS;(iDtro'duoedfromSpain) FBEE FBOM BUGS. . These Jielebrated Spanish Feas wera flcst Introdubed fer cult)v«t|dd into the Uni¬ ted States by 0. OABSIA, a'natlveof Spain, and have l>een ralBed.ia.Fennsylvaala, Ofalo.-Indtaoa, Virginia, &c. Tfaey have proved to be the most wholesome vege¬ Uble noW In use. and CdJf BB USED TBB WHOLB F£diilna"rii>eslate,by Boaklngthem In eold water for three'bonrs and then bMllng for an hour. It Is a bauch pea« requires no poles, is planted In Uay, and wUl produce atinDdantly.at an early day.'
The undernigned. belngaoleAgentforLaneasCer oonn¬ ty. Ib uow'prepared. to. sell this pea. for seed,' either wholesale'or retail,' Full directions aecompasy each package. WH. D. HPEECHER,
Agricultnral and Seed Warefaonsa, So. 28 East King St.,
two doors nom the Conrt House. ^feb 9)-2ia-13
" NOTICE.   ,
MOTICE is hereby given tbat appli¬ cation wm be made, to the .Leglslatoraof Fenn- ala, n'ow- In seaslon, fdr'a charter for the lonatrae- tioa of a Billrosd, commenolBg on tfae Susquehanna Biver. at Peach Bottom, Lancaster conuty, to eonneet with the" Pbiladeliibia and Baltimore Central Bail- mad," at or near'tfae.'Borougb of Oxford, In thecounty of Chester,'to b4 called the. OXPOBD AHD PBACH- BOTTOM EAILEOAD.
February lst, 186L James McSparran, J. B. BtnbbB, B. Jones,      : .';;¦ T. Haines, Tfaomas Stubbs, W. 7. Noel. Jeremlafa Brown, AmerSlnbbe, Joel Smedley, Hark Haines, Day Wood, Josepb C. Stubbs, Samuel C: Wood, Joseph Ballance, Joseph Phillips, M. B.Gryder, Henry Carter, QUpln Stufafas, S W. P. Boyd, Abuer Browu, LevlK. Brown,-^ F. Wilkinson, D. D. Swift, L. Haines,
J. G. Keeper, Josepb Tfaomas,
..B.M. Stnbbs.    ' Samnel Ewing, Alban Cutler, Jofan McSparran,
; J.N, Eusaell,
-' Qeorge Smith,. P. W. Housekeapar. A. 8 Clark. WIlliaa< WIUiamB. James Wood, Levi KIrfc, John J. Evans, Jofan SIrk, Thomas Fumess, J.C.Taylor, James Patterson, Alexander Scott, Bobert Soott, Charles Houston, H. G. Coates.    ) „. _ Daniel Stabbs, \
feb 18-8t.21
POB BENT.
THB subscriber offers for rent from the Ist of.April next (or suoner ifdeslred) tfae well known EAGLE HOTEL, situated at tfae comer ofFrontBtreetand Elbow Lane, Marietta, Pa., kept for mauy years by George Peters.   The stand isi
one of tbe best In tbe town, and from[	
Its locality commands a laige proportion of the JilVJ^B BUSINESS, In tfae Spring.
S3-Tbe bouse has been recently refltted witb all modern improvements, and is cow in flrst rate order. For further Information apply to
GEOKGE W. MEHAFFET. Jan 16-ff 8 Marietta. Pa.
:-A^OT<:mNE.T:AX, l-AW;4-0ffic^" Witli
X%. V; Qahtiaf aadJuiM K:!-Aincander, Dnke St., ¦aarty <^po«to Coart Hoaaa, '   -   '       JnalB-tf-afl
i^ bu na.T.d U. oflM Rrom Bbrtli Dnk, .txMt to a. 8.laVUiBr»'»^ow.'BoathDak,ii:.L&neuter.FA.
DB. WH.B.FJ
Saving resumed the Practice of _   .. -siOedia hU Msttttii,^ .   ZTo. aa'W.it'Klxiy'sU^et.
l:^J>r. V. U'Alfo fprapufd-.fo luulyz.. .11. kind.-of mineral rabauoeM. liqaor, ke., kod will giro both brm.hM hi. .trlet.pwwnri .ttantlpn.. . oot 31.6m.4d
' THBO. W. HEBB,
QURVETOB,,Conveyancer and Soriv- k]7,ras. oniCI—So.n BoKfeDtnaSi., oppoilta th..Conrt Hooa. Laicoawe.Pa mar ai-;T-^  -
B. W; aSBNE,
ATTORNBr AT LAW.—OFFIOB with O. J. SIok.7. SOUTH OXmSS BTBEET', Lan- -MUr,FMiaV- •    ..        -    .,   :¦ ¦deoli.ly.a
KDWABD BETLXiT,
, A TTOBNBY AT IjAW.^OFFICB,
_r^' DUEB tjTKRKi', 3 doon North of th. Coart Honw, IiWOMtwr;-FoBn'm..   ¦     ¦       . -¦    ¦'¦¦¦'- nov2-IM0
febdhtani) s. eatiis, A ttoknj;y:ateaw,.no.402,li-
jTJL BBABT BTBEET, Bruu' BaUdln:, FBILASEL- FHlA. .pril IS-tf-iO •
ABBAU SHANK, A TTORNEY AT LAW.—OFFICE
ry with S. a. BAIemin, E«i.,Ho.SS HOBTH DUEE bTitJfBT, Luoutor, Feimy mar 23-l*y-I7
BOBEBT MoKISSICK, D. D. S.
ALL  operations  appertaining to the to th.   teeth, performed In a oarefal manner. FBltlilKaTOHnLLB. Cheeter Co.i Fa.      mar28-l7-18
WM. AUG. ATLEE,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW, No. 45 East Elnx street, opposite Bprecher's Hotel. Laacaster, ¦   Jalr4.1y-32
WILBEBFOBCE. NEVIIT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office No. 34 North Qaeen street, nearl / oppoelt. Mlohaera Holel. Lancaatw, Pa.  aprii 4-tf-19
SorlveniBg and Conveyancing.
THE UNDERSIGNED respeotfully an- noauess to the pnbilo that he has taken tfae office lately occnpled by Joim A.'Hieetand,Esq.,wherebe will be pleased to transact all bnitness eonnected with tbe aboTe profession tfaat inay be placed In Ms bands. - Ky* Offloe No. 36 Knrth Dnke Street, Laneaster, Pa. fSRl6.ly.I3 0;E. HATES.
THE JNIsAKH nrSTJBAKCB AND DEPOSIT COMPANY
INSUKE against loss by fire on Build¬ ings, either perpetnil or limited. Also, onMeiefaan-^ dl8a,fimilture and otfaerpenonal property, at rsasoaable rates.
IF^Sald Companr also receive money on deposit as ^heretofore, pay 6 per cent Interest for one month or longer, and 6K per oent on deposit made for a year. H.E.UnHLSnBEBQ, President. B. P. Eaooh. Secretary. mar 21-tf-17
"'TI5W TOKK ADTEETISBMENTS-
VOU WANT IT,
'YOUR WIFE WANTS IT,
Y^UR CHILDREN WANT IT^
JT WILL CERTAINLY PAY,
J^D YOU WOULD HAVE IT,
IP
Tou only knew how USEFUL, how INStbug- TiVk. and I.OW EBTBUTAmUNQ itlB. We refer to that '"Jirstbest;' tfaat largest, moatin- strjuiive, most broufvu', and yet eA<a;KM Joamal In tfae world for the HOUSBHOIiD, for the FABKC, and fortba.QABPBZr, via:
The Amerioan Agrioultarist. Ybn WANT IT, because   it contains   so
very many newand osefal dlreetlone, bf nts and aagges* tlons abont all kinds of oui-door work, in tfae O aBUEIT, in the FfBLD, In the OBCUABU, on the litUe plot of ground, about Doniestlo Animals; etc., etc. Tfae Agn- eultttrlst la not a stale rehash of tfaeoretlcal stuff, sneh aa goes tbe roonds from one paper to anotfaer, but It Is fliled with aseful aad new practical, information, every word of wfalofa 1b reliable, because prepared fay bonest, pracUeal WOBEINQ MER, wfao know what they write about. .
Each volume coutalan many hundreds of useful hlTils, and itis ceit^ln tfaat many ut tbe-^ blnU will each be worth to 7<ja mure tnan itdulli^r.—As an example, a
subscrlbAc wtiiOb:   " 1 obt&iood S bashels mora per
acre.un a lo^scre fleld of wtioni, (ur la all A)! buahels) simply from A hlni abjaipraparlag the scdd given la my Agnculturist."~—An(aher aays he obtained an tiXtra Jf ibid of ll bohhela of corn per acre on adS-acra fleld, and with no extia cost for cultute, by appljlng one faint from the Ag*icuUvrist.^-~Anothert, (a villa¬ ger} says fae got $43>£ wortfa extra of good garden vege¬ tables, whicfa be attributes wbolly lo tfae timely hluta in tfae Agricuiturattst, wfalcb told bim from time to time' ahat to do, hoio to doit, and vhen to do it. Tfaon- ¦andft of otfaers have derived similar advantages. Yon are invited to fry.tbe paper a year, at a cost or only $1. If yondeslre, you can hdvei.Jree ot charge, fonr or flve parcels of ohoioe seeds, which the hnblisfaer will dlstrlfan<6 among bla subacrlbers tbe present winter.
YOUE WIFE viaTjtB the Agriculturist, be¬ cause it Ixaa a large amoant of valOMtile and really n»a- ful Information about all kinds of HOUSEBOLD WOBS, from Garret to Cellar. Oive her the beneflt of tbis paper for a year. Toa will And your homo made better aud monay saved.
YOUE CHILDREN want the Agriculturist,
tor it contains a very intdresting. useful and entertain¬ ing department for ioitth and childbek, which will be ofgreat value to tfaeir minds aad faenrts.
The .above are truthful statements, tfaat will be efaeerfnlly attested by nearly a faundred tfaonsand of the preeeat readers of the AgrieuUurist. Ton are invi- tad to try a single volume of tbe Agriculturist, wbicb will cost only Si; and abundantly bou. Try It for Isai (Vol.20.) . OBANGE JUDD, Pnblisber, 41 Park Row. New York,
feb l» 8m*ia
ESTATE of JOHN HUBER late of Peqaoa townsbip, deceased.—Letters of admlnls- tiou on eald estate faaving faeen granted to tfae under, plgued, Mil persons Indebted tfaereto are requested to make immediate payment, and tbose havingclaims or demanda against tbe same will present tbem for settle¬ ment to tfae undentlRned Administrators,
LEVI HUBEK, "West Lampeter twp. JOHK  HUBER, )„ „        ,„„ JONAS HUBEB, \ P^^'^«* '"^P" feb 20 Bt-lS
ASSIGNED ESTATE of SAMUEL KOHB & WIPE—Tfan undersigned Auditor, to distribute tfae balance in tfae hands of Jacob R. Hoffer and Martin B. Peiper, assignees of Samuel Eofar and Wife, will ment aU persons intereated, on PRIDaT, tfae gtfaday of MABCH, 1861, at 2 o'clock, P. M.. In one of Jury Boomn in tfae GourtHonse, at the city of Laneaster. feb 13-4t.l2 GEO. M. KLINE, Auditor.
ESTATE OF JACOB CHRIST, late of tfae city ofLancaster, deceaned.—Jrettera of ad- mlnlstratloa on said estate faaving bean granted to tfae nnderslgned, all persons Indebted tfaereto are requented to make immediate payment, and those faaving claims or demands agninst tbe same will presont tbem for set¬ tlement to the undersigned, residing In said city. feb6 At-11 ANN K. CHRIST, Administratrix.
BBSD, UoGBAKN, KEIiIiY & CO.
BANKERS,
Old Lancaster Sank BuUdingf Centre Square Lancaster.
WTLL RECEIVE MONET on Vo- posit and pay intersst thareon aa foUowa:
B per cent, for any leugth of time.
B}i    •*     for one year.
ColleoUoni made in all parts of tfae United States.
Honey eeat to Eugland, Ireland, Germany .Prance, &c.
Passage certlflcates for sale from Liverpool to ifew Tork, or Lancastar.
Land warrants and nnearrentmoneybonghtand sold.
Spanish and Mexican dollars.ola U. S.g<ild andsllvar oolns boaght at a premium.
BpecUl attention will be paid by Q. K. Beed, to tfae Negotiation of Commercial paper,StockB, Loans and all marketable secnritlea in New Tork or Philadelphia.
Our fiiends may rely upon promptness, and our p r- Honal attention to tbeir Intereatn in the transaction of any busliiess which may faa intrusted to na, and we faold ourselves Individually liable for all money intmstftd to onr care. GEO. K. BEED,
EICHABD McGRANN. PATKICK KELLT,
Jnne24-tf-30 A. .McCONOMT,
BANKING HOUSE OF ~~ BEED, HENDEBSON   &   OO.
ON the 26th of March, instant, thc undersigned, under tfae flrm of BEED. BENDER- SUN & CO., will commeace the Baaking Buslnesa, in Its nsnal brancbes at tfae ofllce faitfaerto occupied by Joho K, Beed & Co., at tfae corner of EiLtt King and Dake Streets, betweeu tbe Court House aad Sprecher's Bote}, Lancaster, Pa.
They will pay Interest ou deposites at tfae following ratea:
6K por cent, for  6 montfas and longer, fi      " "     30 days and longer.
They will buy and sell Stocks and Keal Eatate en commlssloa, negotiate Loans for others, purchase and sell Bills of Excfaange, Promissory Notea, Drafts. &c., 2cc., &c.
Tfae uadersigned will be Individually liable to tfae exteut of tfaeir meaos, for all deposites and other obi > gaUonsof Beed, Henderson it Co. Uarch IS, I8t>0. JOHN K. REED,
AMOS b. HENDERSON, mar 21-tM7 ISAAC E. HIESTER.
PHnUADKLPHU AI>VBSTI0BMSrfTS.
EXOREMB]*^TtJM:,',
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PIT RE   NIG H T   S QIL.
Haviug beea appolated by the manofaetuers • SOLE AGENTS For the iale of tiM- above article, we are now prepared to fnniiBh U to PABHBBS aad DEALERS In anch qnan¬ tities as may bs wanted. IT IS DE0D0BI8ED  AND PACKED   IN TIGHT BABRBLB.
®-Prioe $2 75 per Barrel.-®« A Liberal Deduction ^tnade for Large Purchases, S3-Thl8 artlole must not be oonfoanded with Pon- dretie, it being, as sUted, simply the pnre nigfat soil, tfae great valne of which la wall Imown throushoat tbs world.
Manufaotared by THACEABA, SCHAFER & THACK- AEAT. Tor sale only hj
ALLEN dc NEEDLES,
No. *2 South Delaware Avenue, and 41 South Water
Street, frst door above Chestnut street,
Philapslphia.
feb 20 3m-I3
BA U GH'S
HAW Boirai
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIUIE.
KAirurAcnrBSD bt
BAUGH   &  SONS,
Zfo. ao South Wbarweai FbUadelphla.
,    Cash Price, tUper 2000 lbs., in strong Sacks,
FABMERS, EEMEMBER 1
THIS article  is   prepared from baw BONES, and contains a large amount of fertUltIng constituents, embodied In no otber similar preparation.
1, Itis suparior to Peruvian Gnano, producing, in some
cases, fiO per oent mora.
3. It eoBts $11 pec ton less.
2. It baa all tfae virtae of Pure Bone, while you lose no
time in waiting for It,—It acts at once.
4. It fumlfiheB precisely the food required for tfae grow.
Ing crop. B. Itpermanently Improves thesoil.
6. It produces large crops of gnus.
7. It prevents tfas attacks of worms. i>. It does nvt exhaust tbe soil,
fi. Tfae luut reason wfay yon shonid use it, is tfaat tben yon ean make a practical tast as to the tmth of all tfaeso asserUons. It wUI cost but little to gtve It a trial.
We also maaafaetore au article of
"QflOTTND   BA"W   BOBTES,"
(QUIBANTEED FIIBE.) Cash   Price,   ^35  per  2000   Founds. Tha aboT. m&nureii we wamiat entirely free from adalteradoa, belag inaaofacmred nader the peraonal aaperiateadance of oae of oar Firm.
BinoE (r SONS.
feb 13.3m-12 Ko. 20 Soulli WharTea, PbUada.
ESTATE OP JOSEPH NEIMAND, Iato of Esst Lampeter towosblp, deceased.—Let¬ ters gf admlnistratloo on eald estate having beea grant¬ ed to the nnderslgned, sll persons Indebted thereto ara reqaested to make Immediate payment, and tfaosa hav¬ ing clalmsor demanas against tfae same will preseut tfaem for settlement to tfae undersigned, residing In eald township. JACOB KEIMAND,
feb 6 6*t-ll
ESTATE OF ROSINA SIEBER, late of tfae city of Lancaster, deceaaed.—Letters of administration on said eatate faaving been grantedto tbe underBlgned, all persons indebted tfaereto are re¬ qnested to make Immediate payment, and tboae faaving claims or demands against tfae same will preaent tbem for settiemeat to tfae underfilgned, lesidlng ia said city. jan 30-61-10 SARAH 8EIBER.
ESTATE OF OHARLES BEWLEY. late of Sallsbary townebip, dece ased.—^Letters tes- tamentary on said eetate faaving been granted to Levi Bewley. of Honeybrook townsfaip, Cfaester oonnty and B, W. Morton, ofSallsbury townsbip, Lancaaterconnty, all peraons indebted to said estate ara requested to make immedlatepaymentand tfaose faaving claims ordemands against tfae eame will present tfaem for settlement to tfae undersigned. LS?I BEWLET,
R. W. MORTON, Jan ?3-6"t-9 Executora.
AtJDITOB'S NOTICE.
ESTATE of HUGH McCLARIN.— The andersigued Auditor, appointed by tfae Or¬ pfaaas' Court of Lancaster connty, to dtstribnte tbe bal¬ aace in the hands of Samuel Slokom. Executor of tha last will and testament of Hugh McCIarIn, dec'd.. to and among tbose legally entitled thereto, wjll meet for thapurpose of fais appointment, at tbe Library Boom, in tba Court House, Lanoasterclty, on FBIDAT.tfae ISth day of MABCH, A. D. I&61. at 2 'clock in tfae afternoon, wfaere all thosa Intereated may atteud if they see proper JOSEPH D. POWNALL, feb S0-4t-13 Auditor.
SAOyriTBL B. COS" & CO., CAERIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND PRAC-
TICAli MECHANICS, Comer of Duke and Vine St. Lancaster, Pa.,
KEEP constantly on hand and manu¬ facture to order  CARRIAGES OK liVERT DESCRIPTION, made of tfae beat materlala and by experienced workmen.
Having been engaged in tfaa Canisge making bosi¬ ness for some years, tbey feel confident tbat tbe work made by tfaem will be fonnd fully e^ual If not superior to suy other made in tbe btate.either aa to style, work- maQship or qaallty of materiale, aad also io raaiiona- bleuess of price. Tfaey therefore iovite tfaoaa la want of Carrlagea, to give tfaem a call before purcfaaalng elsewfaere.
Tfae foUowing PREMIUMS faave beeu awarded to tfala eatabllefament:—A Premium by tfae Laoeaster Coanty Fairof 1868 for BEST SULKT; alao, a Preminm and Silver Medal for tba BEST SUIi^INQ-TOP BUGGT.— A Silver Medal by tfae Historical. Agricultural nnd Mechanical Institate, lu Juue, 1859; and also by tfae Faltou Institute, in November, 1859. for BEST SUIFT- ING-TOP BUGGT and TROTTING BUGGT.
Eppersons wanting carriages canselect from FIFTr DIFFERENT STTLES, all In one room
AUwork maaafactored at tfais eatabliafameat la war¬ ranted.   Bepalring of all kinds done on short notice. SAMUEL B. COX,
novl4-tf-6l J- G. HESS.
STEAM to Londonderry, Gias-
gow and liiverpool. ^^__
THE MONTREAL OOEAN ST JilAiU SHIP COMPANY'd FIRST CLASS, fuU powered Clyde bnllt steamers:—
Nova ScoTua.Capt. McMaster BoHEXiAn "    Orange.
NoaTH Hbiioh,   '*    Borland. CajiADUJf "    Graham.
N. Amsbicajt,      "    Alton. AflOLo Saxon,     "     Ballaatlne. BlBEKiAJi, (Now BaUdlng.)
NoEwBuiAir, " "
Carrying tfae Caaadtan and United Statea MaUs, One of the steamers of tfae liue will sail from Liverpool avery Tfaursday, aad from L'ortUad every Satnrday, culling at Loadonderry to receive on board and land malla and passengers to and from Ireiaud and Scotland, iJlaHgow passengers are furnished witfa free pastmge tickets to and from Londonderry.
Rates of Paasage from Portland to Londonderry, Glas¬ gow, or Liverpool:
First Class, (sccordlQg to accommodation). ..$66 & $6(1
Steerage, (fouad with cooked provlulons,)... SO
An experienced Sargeon attacfaed to each steamer.
Return Tickets Issued at Reduced rates.
Certiflcates laaued for bringing out passengers from
all the principal towns of Great Britain and Ireland at
the following low raten:—
Londonderry to New York $3000
Glasgow ¦' "           22.60
Liverpool        *' "      ...-.     35.00
From any R. R. station in England    40.U0
Prom   " " "     Ireland    S2S0
From Antweip, Bremeo, Hamburg and Rot¬ terdam, to Naw Tork    45.00
Tickets issned at redneed ratea, per WASHLtaroK likr OP SAiLinu Packets, leaviag Liverpool for Naw Turk, wenkly.
For Pasnsge, apply at tfae OtQce of the Company, 23 Broadway, New Xork, SABEL Si SEARLE, General Agenis, or J. M. WESTHBaFFER, No. 44 Nortfa Qneen atraet. Lancaster. Fa, dec6 ly-2
AL.FRED D. BRICK'S
UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN
PATENT OFFICE,
^'>..144 South Fourth St., Philadelphia. N  B. -Gommonlcations by mall promptly attended to. . sep ^6  iy^4
U IC K'S
ACC0UNT4NT  AND  DISPATCH PATENT.
DYOTTVILLE GLASS   WORKS
1>HILAI>ELPHIA,    '
Manufaclnre
CAEBOTS,   DEMIJOHNS,
Wine,   Porter,   Mineral   Water, PlCElE MD PRESERVE BOTTLES,
op BVBKY DESCKIPTIOH.
H. B. & Q. W. BEirWEES.
37  Soatb   Frant«atreet,'j Pbiladelphla.
oct 24 i,_i8
PHILADKLPBIA ADVBETISBiiBNtS.
Forwarding & Commission Merciiants,
No 1731 MARKET ST., PEOLADKLPHIA.
XXOIiITaiVBIiT COMMISBION.
lOB Tag SALK 07
Flonr, Oraln, Whiskey, Seeds and ¦ COUNTKY PKOJJUCE.
iJrVoTWSTden of Frelglit, psr A. E. Wltnj.r's Car. to Paradiao, Lanoaatar cooiitx; Mtuaelman, Herr & Co,| Cara to Straaburg. Laoeaatar eoanty. Fa.
]uly«^___ Pt*"-
PATENTS.
LETTEBS PATENT PKOCDEEDat a moderato charge by
„     E-BROWN,
Engineer and Drauzhtsman, 311 Walnut street, FhllMl'a. :
octal •¦'^    "     6m-49
J.    W ,    BOO T T , "
(Lath op thb Pibm op 'Wiuchkotbh & Scorr,' GENTLBMEN'S   FUENISHING  STOKE,
  AXD
SHERT MANUFACTORY,
su Chestnvt St.. nearly opposite the  Oirard Boiue FHILAlfELPBlA,
JW. SCOTT would respectfully oall « tfaa atteallon offals former patrons and freiuds to bis naw atore, and is prepaied to UU orders for &UIBT3 at short notice.   A perfect flt guaranteed.
tj^Comrrar TaADB supplied with FINE SHIETS and COLLARS^  act 12-iy 4»
AIiIiEK   &   I^EEDIiE'S
IDIPfiOTeD  STANDARD
SUPER-PHOSPHATE   of   LIME,
The old established article, in constant use by tfaoa- ¦ands of Farmers and Planters for a nnm¬ ber of years paat.
Price $45 per 2000 lbs.    (2^ centa per Ib.)
PEBUYIAN.   Racelvad   direct from tbe Government
Btores.   Warranied Genuine. ICHABOE.   Tfais Is tbe old fufalonad Feathery Guano,
Imported direot.
H. M. WHITE & SON,
COACH    MAKERS.
WALNUT STREET, NEjlR   W.aTER, IiANCASTBB, PENIfA.
CAEEIAGES
Of everydescription on faaud and madeV toorder. AUworkwarranted. Bepalr-. ing promptly attended to, jnne27-ly-31
HATS AND CAPS. W.  A.  HEITSHTT,
ABSIGHTEES' WOTIOE.
WHEREAS, MARTIN W. WEAV¬ ER & WIFE, of Kpfarata townsbip, bave volun¬ tarily assigned ail their property for the beneflt of tbeir creditors to tfae nnderslgnod. all persons Indebted to tfae said Hartln W. Weaver are requested to make Immedi¬ ate payment; and tfaose faaving claims or demands, will present tbem, duly authenticated, to the nnderaigned Assignees, residing In West Earl townsfaip. Address FarmerBvIlle P. O. JONAS REIFF,
feb 64t-ll DANIEL UTEB.
E
N   the Court  of   Common Pleas   of
HOHE CONVEESATIOK.
Children hunger perpetaall^ for new ideas, and tbe moat pleasant way df reception is by tbe voice and ear, not the eye and tbe printed page. The one mode is natai al, tbe otiier arti¬ ficial. Who would not rather listen tban read? We not nnfrequently pass by in tbepapers a full report of a leotorer and then go andpay our money to hear the Belf-rame worda utteredi<|— An audienoe will UstenoloB^y from tiie begin¬ ning to tbe end of an addiesB whlah QoV>oae in twenty of thb^e present Vp°I^ read- with tbe same'attention. J llds^i^' empliatioaUy true of cblldren. Thisywili leanL w^tlh.plea- sure ftom the lips of pamuta wh&t tbey deem itdrndgeiy td'atiidy in boblMJvM tb«y^h^Ve. the x^kfoxtme u>^^ Sepriye^of ;ttie e^u^onal ftdranUgeii w^h they desliief ihey umwtfi^'to^wiiplBteUige&fciftheyfloJoy in o^dho^ln^^
^ Lancaster county :
A. Z. Bingwalt faaving filed an affidavit tfaat behad folly accouuted for all moneys In his hands as oneof the Asalgnees of Thomas J. Blogwalt. and mored to fae dlscfaarged from said trust, tfae Court grant a rule to sfaew cause why he ahould not be diacbarged.
BeturnableontfaeSrdMONDAT In MAKCH next, at 10 o'olock, A. M. PETEB MABTIN,
Laucaster, Jau. Slst, 1861. Protbonotary.
feb 6 td-ll
. KOTICE.
TO the Heirs and legal representatives of DANIEL SCHNEADER, late of East Earl twp., Lancastar coauty, Pa., deo'd.—^Tou ars faerebj notlfled to be and appear in the Orpfaaas* Conrt of Lancaster County, to be faeld on the ISth da; of UABCH. 1861. at 10 u'clock A. U.. to acceptor refnse to accept tfae Beal Estate of Danlel Scfanoadar, deceased, at tfae valuation tfaereof, made by an inqnest beld tbereon, and conflrmed by said Court, or show cause why tba same should not le eold according to law. 8. W. P. BOTD.
Efaeriff'B Offlce, LRnca^ter, Jan. 2% '61. Sberlfl'.
Jsn SO 61-10
Aocounts of Trust and Assigned Es¬ tates. THE Accounts of the following named Eatales bave been exhibited and filed in tfae office of tfae Protbonotary, of the Court of Commoa Pleas of Lanoaster county, to wit:
Uagdaleua Hercbelroth, Estate; Daniel Danner and Peter Arnold, Committee.
John Lefaman, Trust Eatate; Jnfau Keener.Trastae.
Frederick Sourbeer, Assigued Estate; Casper Hiller, Asalgnae.
David U. Witmer, AsBlgned Eatate; Adam S. Dietrich aod Danlel Hess, Assignees.
Notiee Is bereby given to all persons interested In any of said Kstates, tfaat tfaa Conrt bave appointed HON- DAT, the 38tb day of UABCH, 1661, for the eonfirma- tlott and allowance of tbe aald Acconnts, nnless .excep¬ tions be filed or cause abawn why said Accounts should not be allowed.       PETEB MABTIN, ProthonoUry.
Prothy's Offlfe. Laae. Feb. 18.18BI.       feb 20^t-ia
PBBXTVlAlir SYJBUP, OR   PROTECTED   SOLUTION   OF
FROTOXIDX:   OF   IRON.
rrilllS medicine is highly efficacious in
neons Omtplainis, sti VHus Dance, General DAtlity, ajid all Dieeases uAich regiUrs a Tonic and AUeraiive hSedicine.
Tfae proofs of its efficacy ara so nnmeronv ao wall- autbeutlcated, and of such peculiar efaaraetar, that inf- fererseahnotreKonablyheBttatetoracatva tfaa proffered aid. Tbe Pencuidn S^p'does not-profess to be a tfure-aU, bat Ita iaage Is extensive, baesosa many dls- essaB are Intimately relatod, and proeeedinc from ona caosemajbe eared by one remedy. , Tbe class of dia- eaaea for wUeb'tha Syrup provides a care. Is predlsely thst which basso oneabaffled the .highest order of madlcalridU..;   ¦¦'..-.¦,.--'
A rurtber topplyof thl« valnabla inedleina haa Juat been received, patgpln. Uunge and small bottles, with ample direoUons'aJid.'^feeoDimandatlou aeeompaBying each bottl0,^and for sale M       - " -    -
;..,;.   ¦   JOHir P. LOHO SCO'S Drag stora, ¦ >faU20-tH3-    :     ¦   '¦   j Ho. 5 North Queen atreet
BOXESfOBANGES, 25J3oxe3
ZiltDona,' Jaat TBciTOd and for %!].. etaoAp, ..',:.-.        JOHHB.SKUSS.
'. ' •¦;¦'¦;;.¦    :   '     '• •, im.
BBLS. &BBEN APPLESj 200
IMkM^iMpCMilraliiul:
No. 14 North Queen Slreet, next door to Baer
$- Sons* Book Store, Lancaster,
PENN:a.
CO NST ANTL Yon hand, ormade to order, every Tariety of H ATb. BUCh u BeaTer, Moekrat. BmBh, Casslmere, and SUk Hata.
ALSO, a Floe aasortment of SOFT HATS, FOB MEH AND BOYS, embracing eTery, color, shape and qnality.
CAPS: A FULL AND COUFLETE ASSORTMENT OF ^^^  CtiPS, of every variely and materiai, for JllStS, ^^K BOTS. AND CHILDEEN.   also, ^^%      .   FASCr HATS FOB caiLDBEN, ni great Tariety.
1^ Please oall and examine at No. 14 N. Qaeen.8t. W. A. HErrSHtl, (formerly D. HelUhn.)
decl ly.l
a, or made
FBEDEBICK   SMITH.
FASHIONABLE HAT and fl CAP  UANDFACTDBEB, No. 11^   West«^ KiogStreet.LBneaster.Pa. de   1-ly-l
Tbe Peoples' Hatand Cap Store.
SHULTZ & BKO.,
NO. 30   NORTH   ^URRN   STRKRT*
PRACTICAL HATTERS,
MANDPACTDEEES,
WHOLBSALE AITD RETAIL DSALBBB IIT
HATS    AND    GAPS,
  OF EVEBT DESCBIPTION.
IIAE HAVE now. in store a. splendid
f T assortment of HATS AND GAPS of all the new¬ est Fall and Winter Styles.
SILK HATS in all ahapee and qualltiea. A flrst-rate irnw Btyle of Bilk Hats for »!1.00
A fall assortmeat of CASSIHKBE HATS, FALL aod WINTEB STTLE GAPS in endless variety. A splendid aaaortmantT)r _^
Union and Prince of Wales Hats, In various colors, the latest out,
And all tha otfaer styles of SOFT HATS now worn, from tfae flnest to tfae cheapest qnalltles.
We retnrn onr thanka toa liberal publio,Rud trust by strict attention to business and fair dealing to all, to merit a continuance of their patronage.
Hata and Caps to snlt all, and at priees to snit tba times. Goods sold to Dealoara at a email advance for easb. 	
BHIPPINQ FOBS bonght and the highest price paid Lo ossfa.
JOHN A. SHDLTZ,                HENBT A. SHDLTZ. HBprU4 __^_^ tM9.
«A WABHING."
1 NOTICE the above heading of an ad¬ vertisement of a "Premium Farm UIU" so named: itlsa name been applied to aald Uill for some short time perfaapa, with a littlefldaliCy; hnt the day now Is
Saat for such an appllcatiou to said mill. There are [Uia now In the market far superior—bat the Capital Farm and Plantation HUl. doon aa far excel thesald HIU, aa does tfae most improved Threaher to tbat of the flaUfand as to infringements upon tfaa Patent ofsaid *'Premium UiU," I cbaUenge tbe party or any otfaer Uet^ie Uill Manu&eturer to dare make tbe assertion, or to olalm any parts of tfae eonstmctlon of the **CapItal Farm asd PlautaUon Ulll." I claim merits for the Capital UUI, tfaat it wUl grind/<u/er and finer, witb less power, and is more.dnrable thau any otber Uetalie HiU In the markeL W. H. JONES,
Sia Spring Garden st., Philadelphia. HENBY LANDIS. B.B. Bole agent for Lancaster and adjacefat Counties, nov 14 6m-dt
BuiXiDnra slate.
THE    BBST    QUALITIES JN THE MARKET,
THE undersigned, having made ar- rangemeoU with Hr.B. JONES, for aU his best 'quality of Peaeb Bottom Slate, for tfaia market; and a similar arrangement wltfa the proprietors of six of the prinelp<d and best quarries.iss York County, h* has Juat racelved a larga lot of thaaa saperior qaallilB8;of build¬ ing Blata, wUcb wlU be put on by the sqaare, or aold by the toB, on the most reaaooabla terms.;.'   ,
Also, constaatly on hand, an Extra Light Peach Bot* tom Slate, intended for Stating on' Shinme Boofs.
Aa these qualities of Blata are THB BSST IN THB HAREBT. builders and otfaers wlUflndltto theirin¬ terest to eiaU-and oxamloa samples, at my offlee, in WILLIAU D. SFBECHSB'S. New AgricnUnral and Seed Warerooms. GEO. D. SPBBCHEB;
5o. 38 Eaet Eing st., two doors vast of lhe Court Hoose.
. .|0*liiis is io oertify that I do not sell my beat qaallty of Peaeh Bottom Gnaged Slate to any otbar person in Lancastar thaa Geo. D. Spreeber. as above aUttd. E.JONES,
¦ Maanfaetarar of Padoli Bottom Boofinf SlaU.
JmW : -    ¦    ¦      -   ,.:   . . tf.8
fJa^iifikM^fi^^itlm^
The Inventor's Claims as achnowledged andprotected by
tlie Governments of Canada, the  Uniled Stales,
and Great Brilain, until explanationt,
WHAT I claim as my invention is, tfae contrivance of keeping accounts carreu*, of wtiatSTer kind, description or variety, In printed form, by keeping tfae statements uf the several accounts staading In printers' types, or their equivalents, tfae type baiog so arranged in form as to admit of belog rea¬ dily aad quickly re-adJusted in any particalar part, wfaere an uccount may bave undergone a change, by tfaelapne of timeor tfae current of baeinetidtraatiaciions; 80 that, wfaen re-adJusted In all such parts ap to any given date, and impression then taken from tbe type BhaU exblbit. la printed form, tbe trne (ttate of all tbe ucconntA so kept, accurately representing all tfae bal¬ ances or conclusions, in accordance wltfa tfae end or ends contemplated-In keeping tfae record: rendering it, In commercial basloeas, u balaace sheet of the most compact and perfect character, the details of manane- meut balng substantially as recited in speciliciitioo, wherein It Is sfaown. tbat tfae fuct or facts to be record¬ ed, may be represented by figures, symbols, dates, or namfaers, used eltfaer separately or in combination, ur by wfaatever else wiU indicate tba fsct or facts as desi¬ red ; and furtfaermore, based on th'e primary lOTen- tlon, I alao claim the device or contrivance of rendering or trtLnamlttlng accounts in partial or fnll statementn, wben the statement or statements so sent are tfans, or sufastantially tfana, kept In type, by the contrivances of my taveotloa be the medium of trauRmisslon what It may; but the particulur mode of rendering accounts by tbe oiifld of tbe Dispatch Machine, constituted of Apron Udovemaat. Beei, aad Cutter Stamp, I claim In the broadest aud faUest sense; aod also the machlce itsolf eiabraclog aU Its forms and modes of operating, as in¬ dicated in dsBcrifaing It, eitfaer aa a simple faand instm¬ ment, or ae propelled by macbinery. And in connection with tbeae epeclflc claims, and based upon tfaom, I also claim all oifaer means aod appliances snbstHntiaiiy tfae xame as tfaose herein claimed or intended to be claimed. Wltfa tfaeae claims fully acknowledged and protected as above, tbls laventloa faas already s:-read Itself over Canada, foarteen States of tbe American Union, and into Great Britain, and Is now need in more than one bua¬ dred Newspaper Ofiices. Its Immeabo valne to banking and similar institutions will be shown In a clrcnlar, whicfa will make Ite appearaoce soon. Ueanwblle, ap¬ plications for information, "Deedsof Bigfat," or "Dls¬ patcb Uacblnes," wUl receive due attention, wheu ad¬ dressed eltfaer to
BEV. BOBEBT DICt, Buffalo. N. T., or Fort Erie, a W. Or to fala Agent and Attoroey.
JOHN J. HAINES, London, England.
Ks'To^'LEX" who in the Montreal Gaztdteof 1 February, 1860. pr<77io«noHfAe"id<a" of keeping account current "in type," a "gross absurdity," IhanJts are hereby tendered, andthe asiurance given, that this gross absur¬ dity is all that Mr. Dick has patented in the domain of keeping accounts. His daimshinder no operationtherein intouHiich this grass absurdity isnot piratically smuggled in any manner; neither bodily nor partiaUy; -ncitliej directly nor indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbolically; this ground his claims cover, and nothing more; the abso¬ lute mojiopoly of :hii absurdity and nothing else, is all he asks ashis claims, ratiojuUly read, oUeil.'^jft
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FURNITURE   UPHOLSTERING WAHEHOTTSE.
THE undersigned respectfully informs fals customers and tfae pubUo, that he faaa enlarged fals place of faueluess In an elegant and splendid styU and keeps constantly ou faand, a large assortment of
FASHIONABLE FOlt NIT UHE, of all kindx. manufactured witfa especial cara by his owa workmea, and under his own superrislon.   Ue- also racommeuds to tbe public his newly Invented and improved
Sofa Bedsteads and Lounges,
which for cooven^ence and ease surpass anything ever used before. SFHINQ, HAIB and HDSE MAT- TBASSBS made in tbe best style. Hla prices ara rcmartofalyloio. andfaa Bollcitea sfaare of pabllc pat¬ rooage. JOHN A. BiDEE, No. 255 Soutfa Seeoud St., afaove Spmce, Pfalladelpfala. mar 28 ly-)^
CARDS!   CABDS!   CABDS!
PRINTER'S
SHEET AND CUT CAEDS,
Bat and Cheapest in the Ularket.
Cards for MoufltingPliotograpliPictures
of Superior Qaulity and at Low Prices,
Blue and White, and fine While Paste Boards,
Strain Boards, ^c, on hand and for
sale by
A. M. COLLINS,
PAPER AND CARD WAREHOUSE,
500 Dlinor atreet, Philadelpliia.
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BBANDT AS A MCEDICINE.
THE following article was voluntarily sent to Ur. H. E. SLAVMAKEB, Agent for Eetgarl's Old Wlue Store, lu tfais city, by a proml- noat practising FfayMclan of tbls connty, wfao faas ex¬ tensively used tbe Brandy referred to in bis regular practice. It is commended to tfae a'tentlon of thnse afflicted with Indigestion or Dyspepsia:
BBANDT Ai) A UEDICINE:—This now mach abased alcobellc stlmalant was never Intended an a beverage, but was nsed as a medicine of great potency aud reils' faulty lu tbe cure of some of tba mout deatrnctlve and vimlsnt diaeases. wblch swept before tfaem tfaeir annaal tbouaands of victims. Aside from lhe indispensable usa of alcoholln tfae arts aod manafaGtnrea,wa, wltfa a puTAly pfailantfaroplc motive, inlend to present to the favontblA notice of ini^afid^—especially those afflicted with that protean aud miserable dlseaee. Dyspepsia— a Hpeclflc remedy Is uotbing more nor less tfaan BB&NDT. Tfae aged, witfa feeble appetites, and more or lexs debility, will find this simple medicine, when uted pioperly, a aoverelgn remedy for all tfaeir lUtj and achea. But since we bave recomineuded tbls as a remedy, be It, however, strictly nndetelood that we pre- Bcrihe and une butone article, aad tfaat Ih "REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,"—sold by our onlerprlBlng yonng friend, H. E. Slatuasbb. Tfaia brandy has etood tfae teat for years, and baa never failed, ae far as our expe¬ rience extenda, and we therefore give It the preference over all other brandies—no matter with how many jaw- breaking French titles tbay are branded. One-fourtfa of tfae money tfaat is yearly ifarown away on varions ImpotentdyHpepi-taspecifics,would suffice to bny ali tfae brandy to cure any sucfa case or cases. We faave often beea advised by prominent citizens In oar neighbor- hood—wfao are strictly temperate—to publlsfa the vir¬ tues of this brandy, in tbls all pervading malady, aa it wonld in a manner afaolisfa thn host of would-bd qnack remedies, wltfa wfalch Invaiida are so outrageontily hnmbagged, and bring cheer and comfort to many a desolate flreside. In proof of what Reigart's Old Brandy hsa aocompllsbed ae a remedy. In tfae diseases to wfaicfa we have alluded, we can summon qnlte a respectable number of persons, wbo will freely testify as to the great and lasting beneflts tbey bave derived from lis nse ae a medicine. Beveral cases of tfae most invatenita from of Dyxpepsla^-wfaere it proved succeBsful—sfaonM alone suffice to convloce any liberal miod tfaat OM Brandy la inf^lfale. One caae in parUcnlar we will cite:—A faard worklag fanner faad beea afflicted with anezfaanHtlng dyapepsla for a numberof years; his stomach wonld reject almoHt every klndof food; fae faad soar eraeittUons coastantly—no appeti:e—lu fMt, fae waa obliged to restrict bis diet to crackers and stale bread, aad as a beverage fae used UcGrann's Boot Beer, Ua la a Uetfaodlst, and tfaen, as now, preached at times, and In hla dlaooursa often declaimed earnuatly against aU klodM of stroug drink. Wheu adviaed to try Rei¬ gart's Old Brandy lu his case, ha looked np with aston¬ ishment; but after relating lis wouderful efi^ects in tfae caaes of same of bis near acqaalntaacsa. he at last coa- seated to follow our advice. He used tfae braody f&itfa- fully and steadily; tfae first bottle giving falm an appetite, and before tbe second waa all taken fae was a soundman, witfa a stomach capable of digesting any tfaing wfaich ba ofaose to eat. Ha still keeps it and usex a little occasionally; aud, moreover, since fae has this medicine, fae has baen of very little pecuniary benefit to the doctor. If any ara skeptical, or believe this is written to beaefit any Uquor dealer we can, if reqaired, giva acartlflcatf endorsed by quite a respectable number of persons, wbo hive been cured by it, and wfao wiu at anytime efaserfnily testify as to iu superior faealtfay virtnes in dyspepsia and all diseases of a deblllatlng efaaracter. Thoae desiring to nse this braady wlU ofaiaia fall directions of Ur- f'laymaker; but sucfa as desire to nse it for intoxicatluji purposea, we advise to ratfaer. suffer with dyapepsla, and let Beigart's old brandy get older, or until tbey can form a resolution lo nae it aa a medicine.     A PBACTISINQ PHT:jICIAN>
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CHABLES GUITDLABH, DB.,
Graduated la Berlin as a flret-elaas Veterlaary Sargeon,
OFFERS himself to the honored pub- UolatreatmentofalldlseaBeB of domes- <\ tie anlmalai eapecUUy tbose of the horse. If/V(0 eQaaaltedliiiMdlately,hecareagripeslnabont-' *' twahonnilnrammaUoa of the lnugs, .qulnaey, acute rheumatism In a few days, without'weskanlng tfae ani¬ mala. HawUlcorehoraaswithrageouulness.brapavln. in two weeks. WUb the greateat of pleasure wUl he show the.certificates over fals shidlea.' He Is permanent¬ ly loeatad at Mr. BHOBNBSBGEB'S, JlTo. &4 NOETH QPBBN STBEET, Lanca3ter,Pa. jan 9»m.&
SEQT7]BAXIK£I
rriHE Original PequKi Lime constantly
^ on band at th^ uiiil ot Uie nibeeiib«r;''AU'.6r^ dan left at Cogpofi H»t«l/2>ttewt«i; vlll Brrabnptly 1ttta&d«d to. DASISL WBt3i,i.
TRUS3E31 BRACES!! SUPPORTERS IM C, H. NEEDLES,
S.W.COR. TWELFTH AND BACE STS.,PHILAD'A.'
Practical Adjuster of Kupture Tmeses and
Uechaalcal BemedlOM,
HAS constantly on hand a largo Stock of Gennlne Frencfa Trasses; also, a complete as¬ sortment of tfae best Americau, Including tfae celebrated White's I*alent Lever TrnuB.believed by thebastautfaor- Itlex to ba ifuporior to any yet Invented. English and American Supporters and Belts. Sfauolder Braces, Sus- peniiory Bandages, Self Injecting Syringes, adapted to both sexex, in neat portable casea, French I'eosarifi Urinal Bags. Ac.
Orders and tetters of enqalry, will meet prompt at teation-^ ___     auc 24.1y-:j9
IN
PHOTOGEAPHT. ALL   ITS   BRANCHES.
EXECUTED iu the best style known la the art, at
G. 0. CRANE'S GALliEBT. 53a Arcb, street,  Baat of Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
LIFE SIZE IN  OIL AND PASTIL,
STEREOSCOPIC POBTBAlTS, AMBROTTI'ES. DaGDEREEOTTPES, &C., For Cases, Uedstllons. Plna, Blnga, &c. nov 1-1- ly.51
Advice—Both Seasonable & Reasonable.
TF you are a   "Tenant"  and  would avoid large rents gat your Clothes at STOKES*. Ifa" Clergyman "and woald select a vesf fry STOKES, If an " Invalid " and subject to bad fts try tjTOEBS'. FinaUy, to cover up the whole matter twlth an Over¬ coat) go Bang-up againat tfae *' Continental Hotel," PbU- adelpfaia and loqairo for CHABLES STOKES* " ONE PRICE" CLOTHiNG STOBE, and you wUl be wholly suited. jy 18 tr-34
GOODS FOE THE HOLIDAYS.
OPERA FANS, PEARL AND SHI- NE&L HBAD-DBBSSES, Fancy Hair Pins, Combs Bruefaes and Perfumerr, Card Ganes, Leather Bags, Parses. Dressing Cases, &c.. Fancy Inkstands and Cigar Holders, Fine Gilt. Pearl and Bohemian Glass, Parian Marble, and Gfalna Fauoy Oraamantt). A new style of Qlove, Handkerebief, and Odor Boxes, witb a great variety of otber goods suitable for presents, all of wbich will be soldatthe VERY LOWKST PRIOKS.
Also, a great variety of
DoUa, Toys and Games,
to fae sold at cost. H. DIXON,
apr 4-Iy-lS    23 Sonth Eighth Street, Philadelpbla.
^ PHILADELPHIA"
^WATCH & JEWELRY STORE. O, CONEAD, Former Occupant,
NO.   148    NORTU   SKCONO   STABKT
CORNER OF QUARRY STREET.
THE undersigned haa leased tbe above premises, where be will keep a large assortment 01 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of American, English and Swiss Uannfactore of tbe most celebrated makera, In addition to which, wiil be foand alwaya on faand aud made to order, an extensive variety of Jew¬ elry, Bllver, and Silver Plated Ware, togetfaer wltfa a genoral afuorlmeat of such goods as are usnaUy kept In a firnt clada Watch and Jewelry Store.
Tha patrons of O. Conrad, and tfaosa of tfaa subacribar togetlier with tfae pabllciceuerally, are invited to call, where they will receive a good arttele for tfaeir money. As I am determined to do strictly a casfa buBinesa, Roods will be sold very low. " SmaU ProJUs and ^ick Sales," Is ttie motto of tfae Hstabllshment.
IjEWIS  H.  BBOOMALIi, (Formerly 0. Consad,)
No.  148  North   Second  Street,    Comer   of Quarry,
PHILADELFHU.
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ALLEN & NKEDLE'S
NEW    FEKTILIZER,
Tfae low price and superior quaUty of tfais fertilizer ta fast briogiog Itinto general uee.
Price $30 per 2000 Iba.    (IJ cent per lb.; BONE   DDST.    Button-makers Jine  Bone   Dust and
Ground Bones. LAND PLASTER.   Warranted pare.   In barrels.
S3*A liberal deduction made to Dealers on all tfae above articles.
N. B.—We have a large uimber of Diplomas ffrr Pre* mlums awarded by tbs various AgricuUural Societies, wiiicfa yoa are requaated to call ana examine. ALLEN it NEEDLES, 42 South Wharves and 41 Sontb Water St.,
First Stoie above Chestnat, PfaUsdelpfaia. feb 20      3m-lS
"¦WTQI. FLINT I       WM. FLINT I No. 807 MARKET,       No. 807 MARKET, VHILADELPHLA,  PA.
TBEUENDODB   SaCBIFIGE   OF
§100,000 WORTH OF JEWELRY,
All for One DoUar Kacli.
ALAKGE and Splendid Assortment of Jewelry. consl-.ting of CHAINS, BBaGELETS, OAMKO sets, Ac, he, and all styles of French Plated Cfaainu, Gold and Plated Jewelry.
We do not keep or sell any gUl, gift or galvanized goods. Ours Is wfaat are sold by tfae best Jewelers as Gold Jewelry.
We receive onr goods from the beat Gold Jewelry Uauafacturers la the Btatea,
WUO AEE FOBCED TO SELL, The following la only a partial list of our Immense stock:—
Take Your Choice for $1 Each.
TAKE YOUR  CHOICE FOR $1. Large Size and Splendid Cameo Sets, Qeneral EetaU Prlcea 9 8 to $15
do do Lava do     10 to    20
do do Carbuncle      do
do Ladles' Enamelled and Coral      do
do do       and  Carbanclo      do
do do       sad Ruby do
do Gold Cluster Qraps Setting Bets do
do do     do Vase do do
do do     do Jet Sats do
do do     Black Uoaale do
do do     Qold Stoae Uosaic  do
do do      Calico Sets do
do Blbbon Twista. wltfa brilllanU   do
do Boqnet Sets, new btyle, do
do Eoamelled Closter do do
GoldTfalmbles. do
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens and Cases, ^ dox. Sliver Plated Bpuoas. 'Z
Sliver Plated Mugs, 4
Over 1000 other different atylesLadies' Jewelry ; Ue- dalliona. all styles, patterns aod sized ; Locketa of every description; Oold Pans, 14 kariit, witfa Silver Extaasion Holder; Gold Pancllfl, Sleeve Bactuns, Stads, Ac, JStc; Coral, Lava, Cameo and Band Bracalete , G*otti' Vest Cfaains; warranted to wear for ten y-^ars wicfauut cfaacg- lag color, and will stand the acid—tfaey are nsaally aold by Jeweteni aH aalld gold cfatvlna—alt made la Paris.— Tou caa take yoar cfaoice for $ i eacfa. Ladlen' aud Gents* Hnard Cfaaln;', $1 each, aaoally eold by Jeweleru at from $6 to $30 each; L*dlea' aod Cbildrea's Neck Chains. be»atUal patteros; Armlets, briUiaat, eaameied and ruby eettlnga; GrosHea, plain aud enameled, for $1 eacb, retail prieea from $5 to $20 eacfa. Every style and variety of Jewelry and deuirable goods for $ I eacfa. This eale, at tha above prlcea, will continue long enoagh to sell off oar immeuse stock, wfaicfa wsa pur- chiised at a great sacrifice from maaufacturera wfao faava failed.
TAKE TOUB CHOICE FOB $1 EACH.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
J^-HOW TO SEND UO.VET.-ffia
lst. Write yoar Nsme, Plsce of Keaidaace, Coanty
aad State, plain and distinct, &a wo cau mike nothing
outof Postmarks.
Seal all letterii witfa WAX, as envelopes sealed with gnm or wafers ctLo be easily opened—the contenti taken out aad re sealed. Attead to thtu, and we will be re- flpondible for yonr money.
INDUIIKMENTSTO AGENT.S. Any person acting an agent, who will buod ns at one time, SlOO, we will give a Oold UunilnfiCaae Watch,oxtra. 60,   "   ••      •       Gold Lever Watcb. 25.   ¦'   "     "       Silver Walch, A Watch and the articlea selected from tfaeabova List at ONE DOLLAK BACH.
Peraoas ordering by mall must aend $1, and 15 ceata lu poataga at&iopa.
GIVE DS A TRIAL. All commanicatlonB maethe addressed to
WILLIAM FLINT, .   No. £07 UaBKET Street. jang3-6m-9 PhUadelphia, Fa.
A Through Ticket to California*
C. S. COLBERT & CO'S.
FIFTH GBAND (IDaBTERLT DISTRIBUTION Of 100,000   Articles, AVortli  8300,000,
WHICH will be sold ibr S1UO,UOU, to the purcfaasera of onr Qohi zx Pexs at 30 CT3. perBox. Oor Goldea i'eu la tfae Stwl ever used, and is warranted not to corro.le la say luk. Every business msn and family sfaonld Rr^ ths Golden Ptn.-^ The following Ust of 100,000 articles will fae distributed among our patrons at $100 eacn, aad n-'cd not bd paid for until we laform tfae purcfaaser wfaicfa ct tfae follow¬ ing articlea we will sell falm for 31.0U and ifaeu it Is optional wheatfaer faa Hands tfae doi^lah aud taltea tfaa aooDa or noL All Goods can be returned at our txpens within len days after the Purchaser received lhem, (uti less they are salisjadory.) and the iHoney wiU be refunded List of Goods Included, in the Distribution. Pianos. Gold Hnntlng Ca^^ed W&tcfaea,Oold W&tcfaed, Ladlaa' Silver Watcfaea, Guard, Ve-t aud Cbatelaln Gfaalas.Cameo Urooefaea, Uosaic aad Jet Bruochea, Lava and Ploreatlne Brooches, Coral, Emerald aad Opal Broochea. dmeo Ear Drops, Uo.talc aad Jet Ear-Drops, Lava and Floraotlaa Ear-Dropa, Coral Ear-Drops, Em¬ erald aad Opal Kar-Dropa, Handaome Seal Bluga, Mosaic aad Cameo Bracelets, Geats Breadtilus, Watch Keys, Fob and Blbboa Slides, Sets of Bosom Studa, Sleeve Battons, Plain Blng-<, Stoue Set Blnga, Sett Ladiea Jewelry.
Caaton Grape Shawls, Hoossellne de Laiaea, CbalUae,
Freuch aud Americaa   l^awas, Bereges,   PopUurt,
French Calicoes, and otfaer Ladies* Dress Goods
In great variety,togetfaer with Uead Dresses,
Cabas, Fancy Fans, aud in fact almost
every description of   GOODS
usually found In drat claaa
Dry Gooda Storea. PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION. Highest Premium $lOQ,Lowesl Premium $2. Tha artioles are numbered, aad Certlfacates stating wfaat we wtll sell eacfa person for dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes, wltfa a Decimal arrangement of Pre¬ miums: ao tbat In oaeh fanndred certitlcates tbere is ona for a Gold 'Watoh, and tfaere will aUo be a a spleodld premium in eacfa teo certificates. Ladles, if you desire a flaa shawl, or dres^ pattern, or a beautiful article of Jewelry, enclose as 30 cents for a box of the gulden pens, and wa will send yon a certificate wblcfa may enable yon t6 procure it for $1. On receint uf SO cents wa will send yon one box of onr golden pens and a sealed notice of tfae article wfaicfa we sell for 9I," Try us."
PRICBS TO AGNETS. POST PAID.
4 Boxes Peoa with 4 Certltlcateti $ 1.
g      do do       9 do            2.
25      do do     25 do           5.
100      do do   100 do          IS.
N. B.—Wltfa each package of IOO boxea we present tfae purchaser 100 eertlflaates, one of wfaich is gaarran¬ teed to contain one order for a fLfs WATOH, or t>ewiag Uachlae, or by ordering 50 boxes la one package yoa are snre to receive 50 certificates containing oae order for a spleudld siLVsa watch, beaide a large oumber ot otfaervery valuably premlams. One certiilcate aant gra¬ tia, apoa appllcatiou of aoy person deairing to act as Agent, which may eaable bim to procure a valuable
BEMOVAL I
YOt[   will  please take  notioe that I h&T. ramoTed my plaee of bQelQesa from No 1S7 SoDTH ForRTH Stj:brt, to my Mannfaclory.
Nos.   114,  &   lis   Relief at.,
bet. Lombard St Soatb and Frout & Stjuond sts.
PHILAOKLiPHlA.
ThaoVfDl for paat favors 1 aollcit a coatlnnaace of yoiu orderH. Au I havo ealarged my Maanfaotory eo aa to eDal>lB ma to h&Ta coaataatly oo baad a large aaaort¬ ment of well eeaaoned Soapa, all of tbe best qaallty. and free from Fish Oil.
PALH. VAKIBOATED,
WHITE, HOKET. CASTILE,
and all klnda of TOILET SOAPS. CHEltlCALOLITEEOAPS.of pnre material; SETTLED. PALB and BKOWIC SOAPS, EKQLI^H SAL. SODA, and PEAKL STARCH constaatly on band ; SPEKM,   ADAUAfiTl.NE, and   TAL¬ LOW CANDLES of all sliei. S;^HaTlng adopted tbe caab ayatem. I am enabled to offer my gooda at tbe lowest prices.   Hoping tbal yoa will call and examlae botb tbe goods and prices before parcbasing elsewbere,
1 am very reapectfally,
P.  COirWAT, aog l-ly-38 PHILADELPHIA.
¦WALTEB C. WHITEMAN,
DEALBB IN
FINE   GROCERIES,
N. ¦W. Cor. 17 &. Arch St>., Pbllsdelplila
lUPUKTBK   or
CROSS 4   BLACKWELL'S ENGLISH PIOKLMS AND SAUCES.
Particnlar attention paid to Selecting
FINE TEAS   AND  COFFEES,
FOR  FAMILIES.
mm ALWAYS   AT*BEF1A£B'S   PBICES. Choice Wines, Liqaors and Segars
OF THE BEST BRANDS, AL WAYS ON HAND may 9 ly-tt4
QUICK SALES I SHALL PROFITS)
H. B. HAT.T.OWELIi & SON, BOYS'     CLOTHING,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, JSO, 534 aiAHKBT STRBBT, PHII4A.
ACOMVLKTifi-ASaOKTMKNT OF BOTS- AND MENS* CLOTHING CONSTANTLY ON HAND.  apr4-ly.I9
HOBaASr, OKB & CO.,
STEAM   BNOINE  BUIMEKS,
IEO!l founders: AND GENERAL MAGDiNISTS
- ANDBOILEEMAKEKS,. ho; laio-oAjjLO'WHiiiii svobkTi
PHILADBItPHIA* iatj.H. lT-25
premium upon tbep&jrment of Sl- Planoi,QIelodeona, flIualc,Books,Se'Wlng SIftclilnes Ac.
Bonght and sold on commUiAou. Any article will bo sent to the country at the lowest wbole sale prices with the addition ot 5 per cent commission Tor forwarding.
N. B.—Agents wanted in every town. Circulars sent onapplication. Address all Communications 10
C. b. COLBE<tT & CO. Commission Uerchaatji St Oeaeral Ageats, 13S SOUTH FOURTH ST., below Chestnut, PHIL'A.
E5"I?or our Integrity aod ability to fulfll oar engage- ments, ws beg to refer yon to tba following well known geatlaman and business firsiB:—
Hla Excellency J. W. Oeart, Ex-Gov. Kansas, West¬ moreland. Pa.; Palmbs, KicHaaoioa is Co., Jewallera, Pbiladelphiu; E. A. Wabjib. E>k|.. do. do.; Wh. A. Gaxr. Bs |.. do. do.; Uessrs. KKMUKRBa & Uooaa, Water St. below Arcb, do.; Messrs. Platt & Keath, Plflh and Market Sta.,dO.: J. C. FcTLLSa. Eitci., Jeweller, do.; A. P. Waod. Escl., PublUher of Faahtous. tic, do.; M. U. UoBiB, Caiastoqaa Bank; Uou. L. U. BnasoH, Eureka California. sep 12-Iy-43
FOUITDED 1852. CHABTEHBD 1854
LOCATED
Cor. of BALTIMORE and   CHARLES STS., BALTIMORE,   MD.
THE Largest, Most Elegantly Fuim- ished. and Popnlar Commercial College in tha Dnlted States. Designed expressly for Young Hen de¬ siring to obtain aTBOBonaHPBACTiOAi. BuaiaESsEDn- cATtox In the shortest possible lima and at tba least expinse.^
A Large and BeantifnUy Ornamented Circular, con¬ taining upwards of SIX SQD AEE FEET, with SPaouinit OP PBtncAKSHiP, and a Large Engraving (the llnest of tbe kind oTar mada in this couotryj representing tha Interior View of ttae CoUege, with Catalogue stating terma, h.c., will be sent to Erery Youug Uan on application, Poeb op GBAaQK.
lil^Write immediately and you will lecelve the package by return mall. Addreu,
febS-lyll E. K. L03IBK. Baltikobb, Md.
The Fhiladelphia and Baltimore Cen¬ tral Hailroad open to   Oxford. riiJElAlNS leave Philadelphia for Ox-
i ford from tbeSepotoCtbeWeatCheBteraadPbila- delpbla BaU Boad Company, N. S. CORNEB of EIGH¬ TEENTH and MARKET STREETS, at 7.40 A. tf., and 4.30 P. M., andon Wedneedayaand Satnrdaysat SP. M. Retnming, .leaTa Oxford for Philadelphia ftt'fi.l& and 8 A.H., and 3.46 P. U.
Tba Train leaving PhUadelphia at 7.40 A. M, eonaeots at Oxford witb a daUy Line of Stages to Feaoh Bottom :aad' Intermediate pointa. Betumlng, leave Peach Bot¬ tom dally; conseotlng with tbe afternoon Train toPliiUH deiphia, HENRY. WOOD,
-JaaMy-T Oeneral Snp«rlntaiuUill^