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Dr. GuysOtt's Improved Extract OF
YELLOW DOCK & sARsAPARILLA

4ELLOW DOCk SARSAPARILLA
FIIHE original and only genuine preparation for
Il the permanent cure of consumption and dis
eases Of the lungs where they supposed to be
affected by the two free of mercury, iron, quiz
nine, Sc, Sc. .s
The Medicine when used according to directions,
viii Cure, Without Fail
Scrofula or Kings Evil. CANCERS, Tumors Eruptions
of the Skin, Rryspelas, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm or letters, Scsld Head Rhe-
umatism Pains in the Bones or Joints.
old Sores and Z lceFs, Swelling
OF the Glands, SyPi,ilis ease
Of Kidneys Loss ofAP-
petite, Disease ar
rising from the use Of Mexcvrry,
Pain in the Side and Shoulders General
Debility, DroIsy, Lumbago, Jaundce and Costive-
saline Micli. Get. C. 1851
Mr. John D. Park-55ear Sir: tits with unut-
tcrable feelings of gratitude that l am able thro'
the divine providence Of trCdY md uy the wonder
working agency of that excellent medicine Guy.
sott's yellow Dock and Sarsapariu-, 20 give you a
few symptoms Of my almost hopeless case.
In the winter of 1850, was attacked wish a So
we're pain, which was gradually exteniKg through
the whole right side and leg; tho same tiTrc
total prostraton Of my physical system; also my
leg had shrunk 10 two thirds of its common size.
procured the attendance of a skillful practitioner
who pronounced my disease one of the worst forms
of liver complaint He said my case was one not
easily handled but prescribed for me. / remained
under his treatment until L satisfied he could
not help me. l then procured Of your agent a
this palce. A w. Beers two battles of Guysot.'s
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, frofE which re-
ceived vast amount of benefit. After having ta-
ken four bottles more was able 10 pursue my bus
iness without any inconvenience, and have beca
clnce that time well man, while but n short time
since was confined to my bad thrce-fourthS Of the
time; and cannot ascribe the return of my health
to any other than by the agency of thrt truly
valuably medicine, Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla, HASSEL VAURlPER-
The following letter is from n highly respectable
physician who enjoys an extensive practoej
Navarro, Stalk CO., o., Nov. 1851.
DIR. John d. Park-Dear SIR: DIR. Gaysott's
Extract of Sarsaparila. This medicine has been
prescribed by for the last three years with good
effect IN General Debility, Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, Cronic and nervous diseases. In
all female complaints it certainly is unequalcl.
In the of this medicine the patient constantly
gains strengthand vigora fact worthy Of great con-
sideration. 1t is pleasant to the taste and smell.
and can be used by persons with most delicate
stomachs am speaking from experience, aud ~
the afflicted advise its use
DIR. J. S. LEEPEE.
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FENLON s. HEYER,

TINHE highest price paid for wool at the stole of
u GEO. ]. RODGERS.
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GEORGE MI, REED.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg Pa.
NTILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
w bria, Indiana, and Westmoreland Counties
Office on Centre St, joining len. MDonalds dwell
ing.
Jan. Is, ls5l.-ly.
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We annex few statements from individuals
well known in this vicinity the first Of which is
from Alderman Perkins;
Boston, FEBRUARY 3, 1851
DIR. S. W. Fowle:-Dear Sir-Haying lately had
occasion to try your celebrated remedy for coughs
and colds, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
did with success, | cannot in justice to you with
hold my testimony in its favor. For several days
had been suffering from the effects Of a severe
cold, accompanied by very sore thTOat and sick
headache, which completely inoapactated me for
business l had taken bus very small portisR q
n single bottle Of this BalEaIn, when s1perieRced
relief. My cough was broken up at oAce, and my
lungs entirely relieved from the pressure when
had bee9ne so painful J attribute the reief en-
trely to she good effects Of your Wiid Cherry, as
/ took no otner meCriciae wnaeeyeF. s9YdlalIy re
commend it to all uy frienns hospeGliIlIy yours
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7. l.. IEEYER

Attorney at Law, Johnstown, Pa.
nEFICE on Main street, two doors cast of the
~ Echo Office.
March l3, lS51.-ly
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TRY BARRELS INDIAN LINEAIENT-.t is
clear and pleasant to Warranted all it is
recommended money paid back. Prepared
by II. G. o. Cary, Druggist and Chemist, Cevc-
land Ohio, to whom ali orders should be addressed
Sold by authorized Agent in every town in the
State. For sale by Fred. Kittel, Ebensburg Pa,
and by Hughes & Wherry, jefferson Pa
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Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
OFFICE two doors West of Major Thompson's
~ Hotel.
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Northwest corner Fourth and Walnut streets
Entrance on Walnut street, to whom all orders muss
he addressed. Murray Zahm & Co Ebcnsburg,
Moore & kepler CarrOlltown, John Ivory & 500
summit, Johnston & Edison Johnstown, L. 4. HI.
dibrand Indiana, J. {. Day Blairsyille.
August 10 lS5S.-ly.
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Nh, EEASgDN,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
OFFICE in the Court House, up stairs.
~ Aug. -, 1858.
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White Lead, and Lnseed Oil for
" sale by J. MOORE.
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EGNER s. GREGG.

NVTHOLESALE dealers in Wines and Liguars.
w which they prepared to furnish cheap to
and hotel keepers. Warehouse 20S,
Market street Philadelphia Pa.
Feb =, lS53-1y.
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THOMAS @. M,DOWELL.

attorney at Law, HoIIldaysburg, Pa.
WILL attend the several Courts of Cambria
w county, heretofore. Office one door west
of VIM. McFarland's cabinet wareroo1n.
July 21, lS52.-ly
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ABRAHAM KOPEIIX,

Attorney at Law---Johnstown, Pa.
OFFICE on Clinton Street, few doors north of
" the corner of Main and Clinton.
April %, 1858.
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J. ID. PARK,
Cincinnati. Ohio.

sag- Pat up in quart bottles. 81 per bo'tle-six
bottles for So Sold ey
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ADAMS s Co.'S Express.

L b. CRAIG, agent will forward all packages of
- goods or money, daily except Sunday to all
the principal cities in the Union and all the towns
on the Railroad between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg.
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Dec. ., 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

WE have received HarpcrS' Magazine for this
month. We can't say too much in praise of IIar-
per. His works speak for themselves.
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CHARLES H. MARBLES
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,

No. 233 North Third ST., above CalIoyy htII,
East Side, Philadelphia
HAS constantly on hand French Brandies, Hol-
Il L. lanl Gin and general assortment of FOR
EIGN WINES.
ALSO.-All kinds of American Spirits, sc.
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Nov 1, 1885, St
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DIED..

o. suady Fs6 q Of eonsnmsuoa, HARhiEf WAitD r,e y
Jane TcvrhT AID dEish,er 81 No hsrret II "-fA o.
se.fsts@ " e-fctestsf CO. a.,
r. 60. o. the H4y 81. invited 10 K''-ni as isEera y II
cass q nsosrns Sa. llo s, lAs rsAns VI Dc I~s@
J. GFserpcst .uf internelt . 10 .t,s Ct
20 abc y dty-
otef Ecus - al e5fgre, So - Och1rt = ffrais a. &C
e Il IL say invited % a,tend aor sfars 49,
o. ecriay, 20. l. NJ. ELIZABETH shkLDo'' -f-i q
yc4Fs. - c....1 -. 20
80 - s-.d s. ssaa boat rts-r ste r91a hef a. ea
49, - u f--ry Brsotys .. or1ck r NJ On "eslss
On sa1asy zoruirs Pea 9, cTREsIus BEERS "a TIE T'A
Ia rss .sd ieals ofs- z sna 'sose A. soa W Ian
II Be-, I'd III IL i q D A. c Post Ia9aas a. "a
- ~ a. RESPECTFULLY aved 70 sf-ai hs mr. a.
ss E.st ~. =. NJ sscz iITrA:s0as vi - s1vra:
a Hossy ~v-srs Trb T. AZ BrooAiya l. 49, ~ 80
ctToLlSE NARIA a Rev Dr. J. D searce1r' as S--s
Ter q l..s Hoe LAjsh BSsrtr1aa
49,, Rr,o,1 q, r,,.rs,-ga CIR Sad c0an;y Of cs i0t
81 ia d4y JszaaIy 70 tie - sAy o ~,
", "A " r-r-- q Hoys Iss Gfs, ia Iotai - a
bs.a-s /. Assnris 81 Agoga-Iy - - 80
p~-r. g. -iuAs-I Bzsued o. Sea d-d ~ -
- t.rtanr~ H. C-suzu~s d C0n.11,lo. -.
q - - Co,r..-., cossr.ton q Laars y ~.
I-.ts-, 10 r-s,sra Trrurus Dzhei-s "a
~ 10 ID oy-y = tie HID "a Drsgy . - a. a.
- P,srsrssn : DTu~s-d, Il Dy-s,-5, ~ -, : .
49, sx.r-- Is fe-rr TyTA& q Fsv1 -
49, 4. Hat psea~. Eoos.Hs 800 y - go. 81
-. m .rurs..u1 Of 2; iaa.z-lat
t,s-n - q Ina.s "a IzdsEzz1ror 500 -.
- .fI.scst 4; in2s s-uaasrs u Liver tn-<hs'
- yro-r-s /; xiss.uss 70, arsa-s, u ASrsesa'
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u Nsarsrs 4 oA Ase. Fssy. Yrv-sferr Erts Pa
s, = foee n1ss tkarturs Sns1fGx H. Spnsi ps7s
y SnH he sr1cstrn. SgArxrs u E-sA reth "a a.
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rossesssoes n Nof;h AHssss West Isic-, s. foi-al
Frcu TfAi Bellevue. 10. Peu=ntss,y Rakw~ls f.lx,l
Asy,zE Bahwsls i,aa4. Avyz-,
RaudaBs Isas I; CITY Aos7ta = Lyirsta AsxHm
Ain~Eease Blsck~es banA D Cssnrea Hs-sss csarri
p SOS. IL
Ia.eru<nts retur5eS acn WARDS r.,sni. -
rnsxas X D0sSEss CIR lax,~S.s<
Coy Irsyec,or's ozce. FeSrusry $. lisa
RrrOar Brook Co tia ~srk enAnx re
3 iss1
Cancer ~ cune. Ccns-stor o. sraa.
OF Iuuss. OF Brsa- ceasu-paoa
CoasRi.a-. Diarrh-s. Drop~y TIE Cs~s
prVgsy tie Ess6 Eryssyeas Fever Scset Fever ry
rhss ); Heart Disease. HccRas cossA D. iaianna0a Of
Rrar isfamGa,ca Of Bowels. inasnns.oa Lan<s, 5;
InfufuIs Nsr,snus A-asles. u Nertiscstoa Oh A-
2. Pssy. srsh foz SUB Bora s. re,anes l. hass, 81
Fsrnsies. IS .Aiafs -; chfdgsn Sl-rcesl 81
Cfes Of he Bad ofHeahA wsssAn Health oScer
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CorRT cALENpAR-Tals pAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 3, SO, 3iS, 10, 335,
sss 81 p ST. So $50 S6a SS5 S77 is 81 SO $50 80
20 Sss ST. SIS $40 so sal 5s2 81 Ssf so 81, 81
20. sss 4ol a. 4S "a 4o7 ioa 40, 4iq, III, ~ as
AT. - - =. 90. -. a. a..
II, u, ia 90, 1901. -. 81, -.
81 lC5 i5J if2, 2Ii, "a 20 - .
SryHENI Cor-ET.-General TeTm-N0s 70 Is.
l. ; DISTINCT COUKr-Sos. - ~ 30
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SIRvED THIN RIGHr.-Yesterday morning,
youns lady reTdnE n South Fourth-st (ie Of printer
Was brought before Justice Boswell charged By oains
rotsfo vendors with assault and battery. SIZE how
ever honorahy DISCHARGED by the Jusses Il seems that
on Saturday they called he house sell potatoe
and On finding her Alone used insulting language
when she seized broom. and used n with much dexter
" about their leads that they glad beat
IL this does not learn them lesson they may fall into
rou8her hands the next time they caught At this bus
pe&.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

PREsEyTATroS.-Oa Sunday afternoon the
Of 81 Peters and St Paus Catholic Church in See5ast
presenitd the Pastor, Mr. MAere with splendid gold
watch, a. token Of their his asiaiy in this
oep.rtrent The watch presented By MS Frances
Fuller or Of the scholars accompanied BY neat address
b. Master Hueh RoFer which Nr Malone Responded IN
= short and appropriate addrss
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AZ -
WORTH OF YouR Mo

NORTH OF Your MONEY.-Ihe br,t ObIrcl
in rurhsscrs whether in dry 20 d or any other asee
thy desire, get the worth Of ts;r money 40
6uIns the lst week fho-e who pat-oaizsd CoLU
Hall No O. Grsnd.st, have received more a. 10 tc
worth OF their money IA pure lrsh Lin-1s aud otlf w.
tut not damaged dry goods The prgprafo-s % u alT
Feb 7th VIII oer e pecss Of black uTo De hh-As %3t
chameleon Slks, invOced A. Sc ITO &c, fJt ooe 80
7sc per yard. Afo 30 Iich ShsNls iDvocee A. ~
$50 So fOT 60 ScQ el2. together VIII ID casrs q -
STYLES OF barge o. LANES ehinfz cOlor wzrsuted pre-
iayoiesd sc ace AZ 10 cent? yard al Of waea ~
returned within any Reasonable time, OEnd dAu4se1 "
feature OF colCTs
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

DoSATIoSs.-The following donations have
been msde the Ladies' Benevolent Society for the relief Of
the poor From the First Presbyterian Church, SIS 81;
Seoord Presbyterian. 81 r. 81 Mathews SO as; First
Reformed DUTCH go; St-Peters ST7 s. Total, s3sS 81
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DrArH FROM THE Kick OF HoEsE.-On sat
u1dsy last man named James Hsni-ee. snpaoy-a =
blacksmith b. Montgomery Oare1 the stage
a,ed from the Effects Of nck from horse Vice. ~ "@
engaged u shOeIng on the previous THURSDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

~ Mr.. -GoLpssIrE is now offering UNUSUAL
opportunities Of iuProy ereEt 70 ladies' wos
hss been elected The charge for admission lote
es or ladies Only S. and lis Ro0ass a. No - u Sc
wsy are airI rsby adapted for p1ps who desire % 80
their study and practice OF the Of Peama-sp =
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- The Snecial Committee Of ana Common


Council appointed hear objections the contem.
plated improvement below Hudson-st, held meeting last
evening az the Office OF the City Clerk.
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AT meeting q the subscribers the capital sock OF tins
koac roenty held q Montague Hall the following Direc
tors Ners ehossn: Wm CoiL Henry Boerur. Seynsur l.
Hustsd John DeBevoi Joseph Tanpkns VIM J. Co.'s
well John C. Stoothoof Ed11znd Drugs and s Johasoa
sIfsecuehty Nm Cot vss elected President, John De3e
yo.-e. Ireesultr. and 5. Z. Johnson. Secretarx
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MILITARY ELEcrlox.-At q meeting OF the
oesrs Of The Thirteenth Regiment recentv held John J.
Seusn vas elected Lieu;sEanfC Colonel pllce OF o. B.
Hal. resigned.
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srd Green sso Commenced II tse astsr Court Ire .t
Jury a. sworn wn=n IN sdoErnmenf took pace 10 Mon
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ARREsTED.-Ofticer Sands arrested yester-
day morning boy named John Norman charged with hav.
ina stolen pScketbook from A. Wells. OF Tenth
and GrAndsts containing several dollars in money notes
&C. BE was commit I'd for examination.
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n Late on Sunday night Officer Burroughs
found mar lying in sixhst nearly persisted from cold and
exposure to the storm he taken to the Second Ward
sisoHHoGse where be was properly taken OF by the
MAJOR.
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in sxcaysrirs cellar corner Of Myre-,v. and
va. buried beneafh hank Of eArtA, whlch esvea
he wss engaged N loading cart de had one % 49,
f.etrred ard sustained ether bodily nJzries 49, -.
Cr.pes and Reilly, Of the Fozr.h Police, TOOK am " -
res,Sence In AtiAnricsr
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CHARGI or RoBBERY.-A Elan named Jere-
iah McDonald yesterday arrested By Oaiesr AcGsS.
OF tie Ffth Ward ctared with having rObbed MI Joan
Novaf OF No n Broadway o. q thimble lie WIS ecn-
nir;ed By Justice Csbofle 10 await exanlin4t-oa-
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rs Michigsn Central R.R. l0ia
81 Cley. Cot 4 Gin RR hsA
~ Panama R.R.....ho 49,
10 Nsdisoa and In,l. R.R l05S
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Cu,perorF,sE PKgryycrs-OffcerDo Dow

Ing OF the Lower Police Court yeste day arrested volns
man named Charles Lewis charsed with having, By fass
repEesenisti, obtained the &srh u $50 ron pr
O0IdOp Bradley. CounlEsion Mehsnt, cf No Ia N.Lsr
81 Ii s alleged tsi he called az tn obs OF compliment
end repre that he bad about SiJ worth Of prd
CD WIS them on iis way 70 ths City from Vermont ne
showed recent from person represented 20 b. freight
scent and ssk Mr. Bradley the go01s ard 81
them Tor HIM. He also requested loan OF tAs ao'se
the consignment ia sta,elne1ts ere geleFo
70 le tue ard tie loan granted eprOuce has no.
however arrived, and the complainant swear t1t NJ os
Eeyes The statement relative 10 4 made b. the acc1sd
20 be false TIE ofctr found him board the ship Etse
yirr the North River. and bound FOX A1stAa n ea
tse II said he acting steward lie was heil oy
Justice BcfsIt 70 await eXsIniua alton.
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CHARGE OF LIBEL.-Ofiicer Burley, OF the
Low r Police Court yesterday arrested German named
inch tars kutais who stands charged with libel IL sp-
pesrs fem the affidavit Of Mr. Adm Htsey residing at
No 50 arTerst that the 10Th OF Dec last he received
letter. cCuonng him % be on his guards
crausi NJ AntoDious Deeyer Of No 100 Twenty
ard that the 18th Of the month he rocey d an0her
ymous letter. IN the same hadvntlDg a. the trsf,
and Of the purpo anl that Mr. Dsleysr on beias
shown tie letter., Identified them being 10 the hand
vitins OF the accused witt which he is wen iclusnie1
Mr. DrleyeE also made affidavit identifying the hand
Wtng OF the accused and setting forth that tn letters
were asc scsrGaous ana hbeous and written With
vi OF rejecting upcn his character and bringing hm iato
dsreT ute with his customers tn aroused committed
~ Justice Boga.t IN delsut Of $40 bail
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we prepare to part betimes. Reform in
England's treatment Of her colonies, we
believe to be altogether hopeless. AS a
community we owe her much; as gov
ernment we owe her less than nothing
Her protection is the sheerest humbug,
sitting the principle of courage and self
reliance amongst ourselves and betraying
into the very dangers from which she hypo-
critically pretends to guard US. She has
done nothing for us but deluge US with
felons, and crush US with bad government
to the very earth. Such deeds as these
cannot do otherwise than call up ranking
hatred and deep sense of wrong; and
these being protracted, will some day lead
the timorous Australian to resist insult and
injuries rather more stringent and intoler-
able than the stamp act and tea duties
which nerved his bolder brother America.
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What he Died of

We overheard once the following iiiAs
logue between an alderman and m Itisb
shoplilter. .ss s.Ef
'Wha,'s gone Of your husband, wos-
man?' -
What's gone Of him, yer honori, FsitA.
and he's gone dead. is s.,
'Ah! Pray, what did he die Of r S. sisi
Die Of, yer honoH he died Of . Ffiday.s
Il don't mean what day Of the week, but
what complaint
sOh! what complaint. yer honor; faith
andit's himself that did not get time te
complaiA. - :ssss,
.Oh, Oh! ay-he died suddenlyp
Rather thai way. yer honor. asa
Did he fallin.a ft?' ssir,
No answer. ssS.s..ss,s
He fell down 10 fit perhapsl' 81,
"A fit, yer honor! Why no, not exact
ly that. He fell out of window, or
through celler door-I don't know what
they call it, .s-;
sAy, ay! and broke his neck.'
No. not quite that, yer worship.' 81:
What then?' -
There was bit of a string. or cord, OF
that like. and il throttled poor Miks.
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happy smile as she gave him hers in re-
turn. People wond cred much at the affair,
and many attribute it 10 a freak of The old
mans oddity. They knew not-and ma
ny could not have appreciated if they had
known-the deep principle ofpaternal care
and kindness which governed him. Nor
was Mr.. Veazie disappointed in his calcu-
lations. The same heart that had cher.
ished such pure and holy flial love, prov
ed sacred altar for the affections of the
husband; and Leila never had occasion to
regret, but always blessed her FATHER S
CHOICE
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NUMBER q.
Anecdote Of a Fat Man.

1t isn't every day that we encounter
sketch SO amusing as the one subjoined.
and where all parties seem to enjoy the
joke with SO good relish. Let the reader
peruse for himself: =. se.,.nf
Bridget" said a lady in the city of
Gotham one morning, as she was recon-
noitering in her kitchen. swhat quantity
Of soap greese you have got here.s Va
can get plenty OF soap for it, and we must
exchange it for some. Watch for The fat
man. and when he comes along, tell him
| want 10 speak TO him. f,.a
''Yes num-" said Bridget. 7s.,s,,
All that morning, Bridget, between each
whisk OF her dish cloth, kept a bright look
out Of the kitchen window, and no moving
creature escaped her watchfll gaze. y,A
last her industry seemed about to be srer
warded, for down the street came large.
portly gentleman, fourishing a cane, and
looking the very picture Of good humor.
Sure. there's the fat man now, Thoughts
Bridget-and when he was in front OF, the
house. out she flew and informed him thas
the mistress wish to speak TO him. ..,s., =.
"Speak to me. my good grip replied
the old gentleman. - "a. -,
eyes, sir, wants to speak 10 you. and
says would you be good enough to walk
in, SIR sss
This request, so direct. was not 70. -
refused; so 10 state Of some wondermeni,
up the steps went the. gentleman, and up
the stairs went Bridget, and knocking at
the mistress door, put her head IN and
exclaimed, s. - ..s.s.y..
Fiat gentleman's in the parlor, mum.ns
So saying. she instantly Withdrew. .tes ~
lower regions. -,
I'm The parzor," thought the Isld3yys. Isl3ys
"What can it mean? Bridget must havs
blundered," but down 10 the parlor she
went, and up rose our fat friend. with his
blandest smile and most graceful bow, !,
''four servant informed me. madam.
that you would like TO speak 10 me-st
your service, madam"
The mortified mistress saw the state or
the case Immediately, and smile wreath.
ed itself about her mouth in spite Of her.
self. as she said: s.
.Will you pardon the terrible blnnder.
Of raw Irisl, girl. my dear sir? | told
her to call in the fat man to take away The
soap greese. when she saw him, and she
made mistake you see."
The jolly fat gentleman leaned back irs
his chair, and laughed such hearty .hs.
ha! ha! as never comes from any Of your
lean gentry.
mo apologies needed, madam said
he. ''lt is decidedly the best joke Of the
season. Ha! ha! ha! so she took me iori
the soap greese man. did she2 twill keep
me laughing for month. Such good
jokep' 80 IS g
And all up the street, round The corner
was heard he merry ha! hal of the Old
gentleman, as he brought down his cane,
every now and then, and exclaimed. ssuch.
a joke" s. !. g