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Temperance AnGedOtG.
CHRISTMAS EVANS.

Christmas, towards the end of his days,
became total abstainer. A brother min
lister, who condemned not himself III the
thing which be allowed, could not be
brought over to the total system. Christ
mas polished an arrow, and put 1t III his
culver ready for use. He was appointed
10 preach; and, as usual, there were gath
erings from far and near; Mr.. W, of
A., the minister, was there too; but, as
if anticipating an attack, he said he should
not be present whilst Evans preached
And yet, such was the fascination, that he
could not stay away; and by and by he
crept up into the gallery, where the preach
er's eye, Qor he had but one) which had
long been searching for him, soon dlscov.
cred him. All went on as usual, un-
til the time came when the arrow
mi ght be drawn, which was done sly
ly and unperceived. Il had a strange
dream the other night (said Christmas. y
| dreamed was in PandeWonium, the
council chamber of Hades-how | got
there | know not, but there | was. l had
not been there long before there came
laundering rap at the gates, 'Beelzebub,
Beelzebub! you must come TO earth direct
ly.' why, what's the matter? %, they
are sending out missionaries to teach the
heathen.' Are they, then I'll be coming
Beelzebub came and FASTENED to the place
of embarkation, where he saw the mission
aries and their wives, and a few boxes of
bibles and tracts, but turning round he saw
piled up rows of casks, labeled Gin, Rum,
Brandy. That, will do said he; mo fear
yet. These casks will do more harm than
the boxes can do good;' and so saying, he
stretched his wings for hell again. But
after time came another loud call-'They
are forming Bible Societies!' Are they!
Then must CO. He went, and found
two ladies going from house to house, dis
the Word of God. This won't
do, thought he; 'but will see.' The la
dies visited an aged female, who received
a copy with much reverence, and many
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Snng by q Sailor at the Helm.

The moon shines bright.
And bark bounds light,
AS the stag bounds over the lea
We love The strife
OF sailors life,
And we love our dark blue sea.
Now high, now low,
To the depths We GO,
Now Use ON the surge again:
We make q track
Ger the oceans back,
And play with the hoary name.
Fearless we face
The storm in the chase,
When the dark clouds 6y before it;
And meet the shock
OF the fierce Siroc,
Though Death breathes hotly DER It.
The landsman may quail
At the shout of the gale.
Perirs The sailors JOY;
Wild as the waves
Which his vessel braves,
Is the lot Of the sailor boy
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The LApIEs-It is diverting to see the
ladies trip to and from the. post-office
There is such a marked difference In their
looks. Some return with smiles on their
cheeks, and the blue wafered billet doser
in their hands. Others come back vexed
and disappointed, and seemed to say, 'well
he might write to me- and others again,
simper and sniffie because the letter did
not happen to contain as many tende lines
as their amatory hunger called for.
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\ friend tells us that little girl from
the metropolis, who had visited town not
Il thousand miles from New York, was
filled with surprise at the sight of a girl
milking a cow. Il didn't know you did
it in that way, she said, with a round
eyed wonder; Il thought they took hold
of the cows tail, and pumped the milk
out of her. What's she got such long
tail for!'
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The Dreamer.

The following beautiful lines are from a
' olume of Poems by Seamst ress," and are
said to be truly the productions ola poor Eng
lish grill
Not in the laughing bowers,
Where, by green ,w:ning e!ms Pleasa III
shade,
Al summers noon is made;
And where the swift footed hours
Steal the rich breath of the enamored flowers;
DrcamI Nor whore the golden glories be,
At sunset lavng DER the flowing sea,
And to pure eyes the faculty is given,
To trace the smooth ascent from earth TO Hea-
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to thier trowsers to keep from dying! i
riz-looked around, hoped up, and struck
my heels together three times aiore cum
d own, and swore if they'd only give me
half a chance, ! could lick hull kit and
bilin of 'em, and d--'em, they mought
let that burned big gun kick me in the bar
gain.
.Thems the doins down in Waynsboro
Doctor-let's liquor!'
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To Shake off IrOubie.-Set about do
ing good to somebody; put on your hat,
and 60 and visit the sick and the poor;
inquire into their wants and administer
unto them; seek out the desolale and op-
pressed, aud tell them of the consolation
Of religion. have often tried this meth
od, and have always found it the best
medicine for heavy heart. Howard.
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What makes young man and wo-
men fall in love! Because one OF them
has heart of steel and 'tother has heart
of flint, and when they come together, they
they strike fire, and that is love.
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.3nfid Uarning.-'My son. said an
old :urbaned Turk one day, taking his
child by the hand, in the street of Cairo,
and pointing out to him on the opposite
side Frencbman, just imported, in all
the elegance of Partisan costume, MY
son! look there! if ever you forget God
and his Prophet, you may come to look
ike that
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- A LAD in Salem was asked few days
since by his teacher, what patrin,ony
meant! Something left by father,' was
the prompt reply. And what would you
call it if left by mother!' Why an
swered the boy. 'naatrinao,ay of course
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bark Carib, in California, says: There are
some gambling houses here, and you may
see gold in them piled up in heaps two or
three fight high"
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Too KIND.-An old servant, drinking
to the health of his young mistress, who
was that day made bride, said,-'I wish
her many happy returns of the day.
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GA new work called ''Shirley," by
Currer Bell, author of Jane Eyre, is an
nounced.
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eS@Coopcr once slurred certain Cover
nor, by attributing the disease in potatoes
10 the modification they felt at seeing so
small member of their family in the GU
bernatorial chair, =
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Boots and Shoes

of every description, moleskin, fur, pea RI. IL,
horn and braid Hats; Ladies and Misses psatl
braid, silk. and pearl gimp Bonnets. A .pisp.
did assortment of Quecntware, new st,isI
Hardware, Drugs, Umbrellas. Parasois. Book,
and Stationary, Groceries, Fish, Salt, Nsis
&c. &c.
All of which they are determined to sell ,s low
for cash or country produce as any other estsb
lishment west of the Allegheny mountains
Ladies will find il to their advantage to call
and examine this spleadd stock of goods befurs
purchasing elsewhere.
May 8, lS49.-30-tf.
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The cholera is said TO move seventeen
miles day in its progress over the globe.
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Not on the couch Of ease,

Not on the couch Of ease,
With all the appliances Of Joys at hand;
Soft light sweet fragrance. beauty at command
Viands that might godlike palate please
And music's soul creative ecstacies,
Dream Nor gloating DER wild estate
Till the fur, self complacent heart, elate,
Well satisfied with bliss and mortal BIRTH
Sighs for an Immortality on earth
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But where the incessant DIN
OF iron hands and roar of brazen throats,
Join their unmngling notes:
While the long summer day is pouring in'
Till the day is gone. and darkness doth begin;
Dream las in The corner where | lie,
On wintry nights, just covered from the SKY;
Such is my fate, and barren though II seem,
Y ct thou blind, soulless scorner, yet dream
And, yet dream
Dream what? Were men more lust, | might
have been
How strong how fair. how kindly and serene,
Glowing Of heart, and glorious of mien,
The conscious crown to natures blssful scene
IL just and equal brolhevho cd t CLEAN,
With all mankind exhaustless pleasure kc en-,
Such is my dream.
And. yet / dream
/, the despised of fortune, lift mino eye,
Bright with the lustre of integrity,
In unappealing wretchedness on high,
And the last rage of destiny defy;
Resolved alone to live-alone 10 die,
Nor swell the tide Of human misery.
And, yet l dream
Dreams of sleep where dreams no more shal
come,
My last, my first, my only welcome home!
Rest, unbeheld. since life's beginning stage,
Sole remnant OF my glorious heritage.
unalienablo, l shall find thee yet,
And, in thy soft embrace, the past forget
Thus do dream.
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CHEAPER Than EVER"

that has been brought to Ebensburg this sea-
son, and which they determined to dispose
of at the loloeSt prices Imaginable.
They think it unnecessary 10 enumerate all
the articles they have on handS but request the
public to call and examine for themselves, when
they will find most every article usually kept
in country store, and al prices equally as low
as goods can be bought east west of the
Aleg heny mount aims.
LUMBER, GRAIN, WOOL, and all kinds
of Country Produce, taken in exchange for
Goods. M.&Z.
Ebensbufg, May l6, 1s49.
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The cost of water 10 the London public
IS e340,000 per aunum.
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FISH. HAMS. &C.

A General assortment of Paints and Oils
of every description for sale at reduced prices
by MURRAY & ZAHM.
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LITZINGER g. TODD
DRY GOODS

Consisting in part of Black and Brown a-,.
lean and French Cloths, plain ard fancy O..
simcres and Cashmerets, plain and sS.S
rweeds, blue, black, Cadet and fancy sst,.Ht
cts, red, white and yellow Flannels. PLAN ana
plaid Alpacas, French, Domestic and Far,.,"--
Ginghams, brown and bleachea Sb;r,;ns.n
Irish Linens, Russia Diapers. Cotton Di,nds...'
Linen Napkins, Ticking, Crash. A ries !.
sortment of embroidered, Cashmere silt 81
fancy V.stings; new style of Linen Lus,,ss.
Printed, black and plain Lawns; mode ali.
Tissue; satin stripes Barages Muslin de Lsioss
black Gro de Rhine, Barage Scarfs, and DI,j,
and fancy De Laine Shawls; fancy dress Raj
tons, Fringes and Flowers. complete =.
sortment of Bonnet and Fancy R ibbOns; fancy
Combs, Brushes &c, g. -
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HOOKS and STATIONARY for saie a
.H , BuekaRau's Store. ts+
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THE HOME JOURNAL.
Edited by George P. Morris and N. P. Willis;
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

The first number of NEW SERIES of th
wide ly- circulated and universally popular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
MARINE AL.
PORT or NEW-YORK...JULYl

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SLAVE RKvoLr-The Charleston Courier OF the
18th says Yesterday an act OF characterization al
the CITY Work House created excitement anon
cur citTens. which Slayed soon as the sctusi
circumstances were ascerained, which a. far As We
have learned, are Substantially Ss follows
Anexro fellow named Nicholas the property OF Mr..
Wm Kelly, who some time since sentenced 10 be
hung. but appeal retired and sentenced 70 be- i'm
prisoBed and punished Ia the Work House for a
al, of Pc ice officers who in the act
Of srresng him, gave evidence Of INSTRUMENTATION and
resistance the officers OF that institution Several
Police officers were called 10 secure him, and when
they approached for that purpose Nicholas made an
ssult on them, and was Immediately aided by several
OF his companions, using hammers and such other
weapons were At hand The few officers present
were overcome being without arms, and some pretty
seriously injured but We are happy 10 say no, dan
gerously. The negroes headed by Nicholas, then
rushed out OF the door, and some citizens present in
attempting 10 arrest them. also injured. Those
who got out OF the door about thirty in number then
ded Prompt measures were instantly taken 10 sppre
hsnd them, and up to the time OF writing eighteen hsd
been arrested and confined in the jail.
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prrpr-yuArrR rII.TERs.

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1 iucfou the Diaphragm. Cr0ton Filter a. 10 "as
A. f-sf named During a. This time 10 has undergone var
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500 t COM. n, en-. used A. a ft-ring medium afrrxard
compressed hleached sponge. uen mixture Of beach
sand and carbon. and lastly prepared stone rom crushed
quartz rock; Al different times experiments haze neen
made with raw cotton flannel pun stone, asbestos and
sections ~ porous wood and suggestion has uer
d-regaried that would tend 90 add 90 me efficiency 1rd
vale 0f le article and 1rd esiaD sng o. A. NJ Fer
and a standard article ot domestic Use The ba0nt4
Filter ha- been sair business or per 49, and nn mere
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n1 minds az the public These Efforts io maze good
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TwFLFIH Oh JULY ~ Mo>IREAL.-A young
man. who carrying branch OF orange lilies in his
han through NOtre Dame a. Yesterday morning wa
suddenly set upon by three Of the other party who al
ter a short struggle wresed the howers from him and
threw him down the pavement. His face was good
deal Other parties up and rescued the young
man and thrashed the first offenders
ExrRAoRpiSARY FEoUNDIIY N FARM SrocK.
Mr. Morgan OF ST. Armand, Misssquoi, hsd On his
On the came day In the past week one of his brood
dropped two live foals young three year old
COW, four calves and breeding SOW, IL pig- the
whole arc now living and perfectly healthy:
Montreal Herald
A RvrRoGRAps SrTr.-rhe Portsmoah Jour
sal learns from Official documents thu; ia the New
Hampshire State Prison, the old system Of corpores
punishment which had been nearly abolished by the
late Wsrden-only lev OF the convie,s having been
whipped sud these with their clothes on--hSs been
vived during the past year, and that whipping the
naked back with hide has been twenty -eisht
times resored TO- sometimes TO the extent of sixteen
or eighteen lashes.
Tax RIOr AT ST. JoHS, N B-The RgaSor
Wlks OF Saturday says that there were ten person,
Killed during the riot between the Orsnsem.n and
Catholics OF ~ John. The number Of wounded hs.
not been ascertained.
~ The brig Eureka is announced 70 sail from
Cleveland Ohio for San Francisco about the 18th OF
September Passage s2IQ in advance. This is the
second vessel announced sal from the Lskes for the
gold mines
~ Gov WRircoNB. now L. : Senator from
indiana is still a. Jamestown, Chautsuque Co New
York We understand his health 10 improving.
Buffalo Republic
sxAIL-Pox.-The small pox is exceedingly
prevalent In Bytown, L. c
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r.. rsz-z-uOTS.TONIC RAILROAD.

~ ri;z:--.-s,,-yfhe Cars his road Gomez.
rou wltiI fie New sn1 New. ia
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany roy and ~
UOrs fIr HOlsafurc Railroad viii take The n IL
press Tram the Aeyfork tud New Haven Railroad,
Ohce - tauai-et Stages run in conuo,uuu with tie
Care o Lebanon springs, Lee, Lenos Oh SfocAbrdKe,
Cnrfsvile. Nin-l-ad and Norfolk Aiso 90 Iiirhned
Sharon, " Dodbury Dsubuy aud Boffi Fles che intend.
cd Tor the b0usafuur and HaugafuCk Railroad received
iurng lie day M the pot iO0 oi Mafketsi board ne
steamer NlMNOD Ihisis the OuIy steamer running Ia
connection with these Roads Shlypers cOatracOrs and
cous gnee- generally notified that ffr ght forwarded
by any other steamboat from another dock e NJ taken
from bridgeport al local snd msy be subjected
extra charge u not being waybcd througs
from New York % place 81 d-stinauOn
q. ". PERRY. Agent Once on the pier
{. A kfRrLAND 81 perm endeni HOusatOulf HAlifOad
PHno HUsD, Superintendent Naass iuck Railroad.
Now orb Feb D. 1919. eg
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MINING COMPANIES.

T'UE TRC ~TEES or THE SEAMEN'S BANk
L FOR SAVINGS hove ordered that interest be paid on
all deposits that. according to The bylaws. entitled
thereto Tor the months ending Soh june follows
On OF 900 and under, The rate Of per cent
annum and on sums exceeding Sieo, al the rate Of
five per per Hnnum, payable and amer Monday.
10Th inst The interest Vii be placed 90 the credit of de
positors as principal BENZ. STRONG. Prest
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary. yl2 w.
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DAGTERREOTYPEs.-

nAGIERREOTNPE s.-Ehe sl1 scribe having oi
D~evra months pasl heen fti1s ~ suite oi rooms a.
Is Rrusd az. three doors shove ne frAnkn hoas- =
happy as fiends and NJ puoic Aa hs .
prepared 10 All on them he above place KS
prohsty tf- isTgest gallery IN the word A. lPs q
-ro 50 10 = persons be tasen Wih gr~si tAcilt
tsriy groop= 10 which great Attention VII Dc giL-A
'ss~n 90 ~ hole plates IN from 10 j. seconds he
sfrAnEenents OF hghi thai vii disturb Per
- WIG m ~eake- eyes anu YET any position most O
sIeo- 10 ne siier nay Be akea. picture Of ne Grad
-snx Lass q he Union theological seminary, consist
t1s u - persons. also family grO1ps FstheT Mathew,
henly ay Dr. Iyng Dr.. PaEf-n. sx Mayor BrAdv John
Van suren ke eea ee The Gallery. Children Of
al sSes Aken n or seconds TIE rooms a. ss vii %
e!osed shortly i've lz'l NM LAWRENCE
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EOR SALB--J. l. RAN>ON'S Brck Moo ding Ms
chine msy b. IN operation every fair csy n III
fsrsfrrh L corner OF >o1fhSi xihst. and Irlon-av
directly ~ from Peek-s Ferry fol farther Information
INQUIRE OF L II POST "a. Wstrr-sL NeW-l ork Is IN
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ROOFING

COODWIS's PATENT CEMENT, stsafhing for
VI Roofs. cheap, lgaf and eurabepnc- =. cent? Der
foot aid rvugh rem ocs boards per foot over
IN xinc, sst warranted. Apply % GOODWIN. .
Cole.e place. rear Ch1noerss- References Il g.
ford roof dom, 2eH feet, - Centres Dc Cosse roof
e01e. ass feet y Vests Alderman Ferrs roof done
as teeL ~ Grsen~let-ss or c. Ely, roof d0os s5
fsst - FroniSi iyis lnsod'
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE YEARS ARE ROLLING BY, MOTHER
A soxe Por The Tribune
TBE years are rolling by, Mother
And we are joorneyine fast
Toward the goal OF life, Mother
Where all mat land at ASH
Yoor head il silvered DER, Mother,
Your years Of life are few,
Bo,you are guarded round, Mother,
By loving hearts, add true
We We climbed through good and ILL., ho'nsi'
a steep and thorsy way ,,e,ha,
And shall not be, for aye
We cast oar lots as one, Mother
And they shall ever be
A. one upon the earth, hotne''
And 10 eternity .rr.Rr
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CHAIR ndAHUFACroRY

IOsEPH BRADLEY, 81 Pesr.-st invites al 10 cal
and hs age and yarOus patterns % chain suit
abe 10 he sOuih Amencsa Mexcen- West Inda anc Ca
lorna put up IN boxes u dok each aso "a
pier scne pearl Maid chairs and tables most tas:efuy
der rn.d and highly snsoea, I'm por,sd Also
se~ psrsru BARRIERS Char wholesale snd retail
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