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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

/, Shall ladies have votes ?" ask
ed a stump speaker. Certainly"
replied . strong minded woman in
the audience. SIS woman made on
1y to sew on buttons ? And if she is,
it is against the law of nature to turn
away the needle from the poll.r
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
SUMMER, WINTER & FALL APPL ES.

PEACHES EARS AND CHERRIES, also, STRAW.
BFRRES OF the very fnst quality-diferent kind, AZ
Rheuizrh Splendid bt Of Everersens and great
varietf OF Psmiscuous tees for and shades
All OF eHic propossto sell reasonable tel ms
thasaie quality and urieties be had for from
any scIfysr establishments IN the country
Jas 9, tbA- SlLAS PEAlsi.E SONS.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
NOTICE.
IA{minisftafor's Notice.

n ETfRs Of Adminikafion On the estate Of David
" Id late of eli nfaTp., decd, having been duly
srnfeo the upders ed therefore, all persons know.
K ths}iseIves indsbis 10 said requested TO make
hmedEsa payfnssit an those having Chains against
be sats win preseut 1em properly authenticated fr
tttieEfnt, GEO. W. HAY, Admir-.
cet.i 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
Arthur's Home Magazine.

Edited by T. S. Arthur an Virginia r. Townse
Tho HOME MAG GAZINE fa lse5 will be enlarged and
improved and made still more sorthy Of the eminent IA
with Which 1t has been received Its ebaracfer a.
HIGII-f0NED PERIODICAL claiming public favor on
the ground Of real merit will be carefully maintained:
while for variety interest usefulness AMI all the attrac
tiOns of literature and art essential to true UoxE "a
AzINE, the publishers will aim make it SUPERIOR no
ALI OTHERS.
FINE STEEL ENGRAVING AND TWO PA0Es OF Music
VIII appear in every number, besides choice pictures
groups and characters, prevailing fashions and large
variety Of patterns for garmets embroidery etc etc
In all respects shall give FIRsT-CIAss MAGA-
ZINE, Mt price within the reach Of every intelligent
family in the land
new story by 7. s. ARTHUR will be commenced In
the January number.
YEARLY TERMS, in ADvsScl-one copy, $3.50; three
copies $500; five copies, and TO getter-p Of club
$1,000; nine copies, aud % geterup Of club SIS co.
Rs- beautiful PREMIUM PI.ATE entitled q THE
INFANCY or FSfIAKsPEARE;fwill lie mailed TO each
person who sends club q subscribers 1t will also
he mailed to each single subscriber from whom We re
ceiyc $3.50.
30 For 81 l,50 we win send one copy each Of HoME
MAGAzfSEand GoDEY's LtDr's Btos fora year
Address, IS. ARTHUR 4 CO.
323Nalnut Street, Phlla.
Nov 40 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

% F1"I'.,f uIlVeI q qHIIts y 80 per qnlre; on All
amounts over that, reasonable reduction viii be nadc
BUSINESS cAlps.
Single packs, 81 so; each additiOnal mack SO c,.
LOCAL NOTICES.
l0centspcr line for each insertion
DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
will be published gratis. where the sam. doos No, a
Slines for each additonaine acts will be charged
Advertisements OF o. u Sale, Executors Adninistra
nershp Cautions and all transet yertisemens nusr
POSITIVELY DE- PAID IN ADVANCE.
We, the undersigned, Fnbfsbers and Jropr,,or.
Butler papers, hereby agree strictly adhere 10 ths
above sehednie 81 prices, until farther notice.
WI IIAsBEfT. Dutlef merican
CLARK WILSON, Usisn Herald
ROBINSON ANDERSON, American Citizen.
July 10, 1904 "'
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

yXTHEREAs. letters OF Administration to the estate
w Of John Randolph, late of copneansnessinc Ia.
Batier county. deed have been granted 70 the mbscr
bsr Al persons indebted 70 the said seafe .eqpss.
tea % make Immediate payment, and those laviag
dent will make known the same without q
Nov lst 'Gl-st
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

1T is a long political life that has
no turning.
The Devil is in rage.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

RURAL hill NURSERY,
NEAR BUTLER. PA.

MA Is Dp 1hEAts EAs
rx,rtr woald respectfully inform the publie
generaliv that he IL fully prepared to furnish
them with ths choicest variety and very best quality or
M Kinds Of n During the last summer he has
made large additions to bis stock Of Fruit and Ornau,en
tai trees an has hada larger and better quality and
variety shan ever beea offered n this county Con
af.f n &
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

What is every ones joke is no ones
joke
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

MkkRYIse Fer Snow I'm the following
We fnd displayeda a volume Of honest ant
wholesome good sense. Put pin here
good swains and lovers at
Or o. To the question often asked Of young
men why they do'not marry, we hear Ibe
reply, ] am BOT able to support Wife
In one case in three, perhaps, this may be
so but, asa general thing, the true re-.
ply would be, am not able 10 support The
style in. which L think my wife ought to
live. In thiS again We see false view OF
marriage. q looking to an appearance il
the world, instead Of union with loving
woman for her own sake. .ursG aoiE
There are v-ry few men, OF industrious
habits, who caa not rnaintain wife, il
they are willing to live economically, with
out reference to the opinion of the world.
The great evil is, they are not content to
begin life humbly, iu,o an obscl re position.
and together work their way in the wo Id
@-he by industry in his calling, and she BY
dispensing with prudepce- The money that be
earns. Bot they must stand out and al
tract attention Of Others by fiue houses
and 6ne clothes. s,..sH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
PgRE WINES and LIQUoRs,l fol

BRAsDIks-0ld. 0tard and CognAo-pals and red. RUH-
81 CtoiI 4nd old Jsmsez. 9ts-Od HOLLAND, snd London
Charles Gin wnsxs-od bourbon Copper bistilIsd Pine
apple, honengsheliA and kxessor Whisky wIszs-rorf,
MADEIRA. shsny hallsk. and Garrett Also oA4wbs and
Foreign cbAanpans Wlnss-an warranted Of the pnrss
quality, for als By ~ ~ eEo WILLARD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
j. w. BRADLEY's
.gsa un-s srE8 E.TuTgA
Patent Duplex Eliptical Spring
9 e. Z II W.

THIS Invention consists Of Dupex--o'
Il two-E .iptic Steel Springs, ingeniousy braided
tightly and firmly together edge to edge making the tough
Elastic Flexible and Durable Spring used. en-
abng the in consequence Of it's great elasticity and
aexibeness place and fold Il when in easily, and
with the convenience silk muslin dress IL
reiy obvates and slences the only objections to Hoop
Skirts viz the to the we'll the public
especially in crowded assemblies. carriages, railroad cars
chui ch pews any crowded place from the difficulty of
contracting them snd the occupancy Of small space This
ely removes the diacuy, while giving the Skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form and the ighet and most
syh and graceful appearance for the street. promin
ade house dress. lady haviug enjoyed the pleasure
comfort great convenience Of wearing OF the m
pex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day. will never after
wards willingly dispense with the OF them They
also equally de rahe, and great improvement other
kinds Skirts for Misses aud young Ladies' who short
dresses the elasticity and Aexbiity Of their prevents when
coming contact with snythng crowdipg the hoop close tn
the person. from pushing out the other aide Of the hoop
dress and again they much durable and not
likely to bend break, get out of shape The Bottom
Rods al the skirts also Doubls Steel, and Tce,
Double Covered to prevent the covering from wearing of
the when dragging down stairs stone steps, kc which
they constantly subject to when in All made of
quality OF corded and part Of the skirt is
Of the very best materaiw Is sd in every rerpect
to be by far tile best mOs comfortable, and Durable
skirt made.
Enquire for Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt for sale in all
variety ofstyes and sizes, By
,AsbtabnlA, August, 1854. q =. -, ., 76a
H b -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
One sweet kis.

A rRo-sLAvERY clergyman was recently
travelling from New Yosk to Boston Be
i1g told that one Of his fellow passengers
was Wendell Phillips, the noted abolition.
ist, he determined 10 epter into converse.
zion. After few moments argument he
said; but ifyou ere so opposed 10 slavery
Mr.. Phillips, why don't you go down Sou't
aDd preach to the rebel.i For the sam,
reason. sir. was the reply. that you do no
go 10 h--l 10 preach religion to sinners. =
The intetloeutor siopeL .tst i y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

Ar festival, pretty miss waited upon
On editor With pie plate of antique man
dfacture. 10 the center Of which be s.pied
the following interesting couple,:
One sweet kiss
=, Is the price OF this
This excited bis feelings, and as soon as OF
opportunity presented itself he motioned
the young Indy to his side, and pointing
bis knife TO the line said: Your pay i,
ready uhsnever you present yonr bill. =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
DR.. TOBIAS
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
IL PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinn-
ry and Ssxua systems--
Sew and reliable trestmentin reports of the Howard As-o
ciaonsent By mail in sealed letter envelopes, free
charge. Address Or J SRILIlH HOUGHTON Howard As
soeslion, Ne South Ninth Street. Fniseephia. Pa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
Dosr LIKE YAsTEsEE " D DoocDL.rr.---sJpesaLinI .r-

Dos'r LIKE YANEEE pooDLE.--speakin g
of the town Of Coyington in the line voi
,Shernan's ma, ,ch. q Correspondent writes
As General Hsmbright's brigade entered
the town, The Lancaster, Pennsylsania,
hand struck up Dixie's Land, when Two
hundred women rusbed ITO the piszsas aud
doors 10 view the Yankee invaders, of
'wnon they 90 often read. Every door and
window swarmed with The ehigalry. But
- lsbs Ysnks struck up Yaukse Doodle
and the ebiv, dscamped insfsnter, mach 10
ths smasement Of the the Union boys. 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

puoe no longer Hesitate What aniot to employ for the
oihtressing and dangerous affections
eans that Incident our climate While rany Inrir
remedies thrust upon the community have failed been
diseayded this has gained friends BY every tia conferred
benefits upon the afflicted they forget and
cures too numerous and too remarkable be forgoen
kept 10 The best ever BEEN that II may be relied
upon to Go for their relief all that II has done
Great numbers Of Cergymsn, PbySeans Statesmen, and
eminent pefsonage have lent their TO certify the
paraeed usefulness pf remedes. but space here will
bot permit the Insertion Of them Tho Agents below named
furnish gratis AHERicAN ALAEAo In which they
given with siss full descriptions Of the complaints they
Tho.ea ~, .nn, .z,.. 4. - 3 H.. NJ
blood viii md AYERs ConP Exr the rems-
dy TO use. Try II once and you will kaow its value
Pnet AIRED By JCnAYER Co Lowell, Masa, and Jod by
everywhere.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

One ofth saddest things in human ma
tnre h.. that uaau may guide others in the
path of life, without walking in il himself;
that be may be pilot, and yet cast.
away.
III SrRiyE TO make everybody happy. and
you will make at least one so---yo ourself.
Tryou would know q man, mark bis
gait; most men step to the tune Of their
thouRhts. AIS ls1sa ~ ts.nisap-aq rl,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

MrHsEHAHA. - nsDsaeking old files oI
Hsrpsrs Monthly : fsw dsyTsgo. we found
. littIs sssecdots sbont President Lincoln,
which plessed us nucbly, He wss travel
Ing oa the Upper Mississippi. and arrived
q sbs falls Of hkinnehabs. He wanted 10
know tbs usanlng Of tie psms, snd' tss
fsl6 Is vss laughing wsisrs. After awhile
- sseo1sd Weeplng Waters. and suegssf-
g. e - y svGAs e b ssilst Mlessb00r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

Inc ntsest and bsst variety Of stoves and Tin War
never nndensod, 4 l'' r. = - - = =
Old h.hion credit played out am compelled 10 buy
sssY cellars yoIfh of Goods seli T cash. or submit q
Shs' @oosn 70 10 per yeafy ibsssst for credit
Hence change my plan Iitts and on oil goods that Dc
ssii on ume the credit must BE- short. -Four times yssl
on ne n1s July octobsr, January Ap-I Ssnt to
settis AZ book Aeeounts Ny customers will DO me frea
nssEssstiyt to thsss tsns - nsss The cash. n
JefassAs JsRs ~. 1854. n 5t.s aExnY TALCOTr.e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
1ICAHDSo
% NEWsa M EFT ROD
70 r THE PIANO FORTE.

PRICES REDUCED FROM 81 TO 90 SO.
GEORGE HALL. having jdsi received
~ Invoice of large purchsse of RICHARDSON'S
GREAT BOOK at the 100 price, has decided this day until
further notice to send the postpaid otherwise
recepr Yoi W 90 TO any part of the United States u
Direct TO GEO: HAIL. Cleveland o. to Ashtabuia o.
paid on receipts Of prrce. y y F
AshtAbua, August %, 1894. MOI biQ eRo. HALL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

So wide the Geld OF ils
usefulness, and so numerous
the cases Of its cures, that al
most every section Of country
aoounds with persons publicly
known, who have been restor
ed from Alarming and even
desperate diseases Of the lungs
BY its use. When once tried,
lis superiority oser every 9th
or expectorant Ia too apparent
TO escape observatien. and
~bere ifa virtues are known
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
Haskell & Son, a
a q 1.@ C.

poutu tnJWW Me e'"o y O"" """
Hestcrn Psnusylrdmia, Of a Fete Faots :
a @-lL fae Fnct No. 1. -4ay sipl ~
rs that. Gen. Burnside will take Rich
Il mond In less than two weeks and that =. li'',a
Abraham the Illinois Railsplitter,
is bound to win sooner or later And he-Abraham-ad
vises TO still go and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment
.. our extremely and uhseoountaby Low PRICES and says
Fact No. III, q s,au4 %
That there is not in sted Athtabua more Comret,
or bettsr Selected stock Of i. - = -.
eigaf Groceries, .sfr iol
than ours bought before the late advance and will Re sold
accordingly They will give AWFUL PILE of Goods for
omy Green Backs with my Pis thereon, and notice
that in =
Fact No. III, q saHia
That they also have Pile Of fHap1Go) 81
CiotAiag, ---s.-- s.--sssss.-...
Boots and Shoes,
ttNs & 1Ss ~ Hats and Gaps,
nd by th. ,dve. Of M, Abraham and the little Absa
cramlned our store with
v~r Dry Goods, 7,z.
a. price. to be.. ths world 50 snd ever,
thing from pin TO hogshead Sugar. Aud in
D., Fact No: W. fr,tf ,-t
You will hnd they take all kind, ofPRonuCE. any thing
the Farmer Mechanic has to sell for their goods. m
Fact No. V,
We sell soods rorPAY, and keep DO Books, CONS
prepared, ont mention Trust 1t has become worn out
entirely wit 8. You will see In
' Fact No VI,
1oattssy eP.yins CASH for Flour and isil K's Hoop
Fact No. VII.
You will at least 10 per cent By buying Of as.
Fact No, VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row is to give place TO NOR
cOmnodious and Imposing structure for the accommodation
of our Increasing business -.h-
Cali and see u.s. one door South OF the Post Office.
Ashtabula. Nov. 2s. 1862. HASKELL son
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
Ashtabnia union, school.


george W. Wntte, ~ 10 '"P'''"''"
q 20 W. wAru Principal Of High SCHOOL,
MI. c.RR,s K. K,sa. 1nteruedAte Depan uen'
ns. srsas sAxrsos Secondary Dspsrtn 'nt
w.. w.. s.sa s.sa ks.,"s r q @ fkmart
The School IL Free 10 all persons Of suitable age residing
within the silsc ints and thu Dssre' fnsnea thers'o
TOR School purposes"
Forty weeks con- tue fear Terms for pupils om abroad
wuhc.. q u 81 = % 81 - sooo
For Primary snuunr. sS''oo
For Grammar ,,sco
FOR High school : -, 80 a. -ls-it i-i law
for Admission 10 be made tc 1, spcn
tendant. go o.-...... s,A
issz and the Winter Term Monday January I'd, 1900
M bsblv desirable pupils should b h open
~ tsrm, No pupils OF the village will bo received 70
ss aod than one term, and deduction Ice cx
esnt In cases OF sickness or removal Sos s eeAgffi.
| oroRgEs w WAITE. .r. ia snrrf 3.
Rev r. n. CONKLIN. Beard OF Education, --
| 6, Z. BRUCE. .-
| II. L. MORRISON, Trsss =,
nt .. G. cuLLEr,i asrr Z Board 81 hanss"""'
....- J, B. CRosRr, . li-.., tro-.i trs .... /.
A. - HcprAnp, ssreary,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

vs. IT is:custolnary in some parts Of the
country, either upon railroads or steam
boats, to exact only kal fare from minis
ters Of the different Churches. .l'-io
One pleasant day Captain S. stood
upon the upper deck Of bis steamer toll
ing the last bell. previousto her departure,
when he was aceosted by q serious.look.
ing individual in the following terms:
: : Are you Captain S---?"
lam, Sir" saidethe Captain, with q
turn of the head and quizziesl glance.
e What: is the rugular fare to Louis
vilIe2"
"Two dollars and half"
swell Captain, ! am q Methodist
preacher. What will you charge me?"
Apparently in a deep study for mo-
ment, .the Captain seemed to take the
measure of our clerical friend, and re-.
piled, in his peculiar, decided tone.
"Well, ! guess we sha'nt charge you q
cent more than any body else"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
. MORE NEW GOODS I.

VNHE Undersigned hare just received FINE
4 andsFARIED ASSORTMENT of DRY
GOODS and RoCERIEs, consisting in part Of
: cALlc0ES, LONG CLOTH, LINEN;
Baimorar SKIRTS and Morocco BELTS;
Ladies' and Misses HATS
White aud Colored FLANNEL;
Ladies', Q UFFS and COLLARS;
Ladies' Kid and Worstsd GLOVES; ;.
Children's !, do -.
GROCERIES, DC.
We have also fue lot Of
SUGAR, COFFEE, MAGKEREL, SALT, RICE,
|. CANDY, ALMONDS, y.
ALsPteE, TEA, SODA, DO.
In the Hardware line VIC have =. -
Plated Siher FORKS; So 2,
Britannia SP 0cNS and KNIVES and FORKS |;
: Gun, GAPS. Eleys, cox's and OK.
g G9-Ws respectfully solicit Q call from our
friends and thoypublic generally, but NO desire
them to como prepared to pny fer:Mhat they get
We hnve:to pay cash for our Goods. Therefore
we cannot atford to sell ON credit. So do not
presume on our good nature and ask for credit
- j. r.. CARW1lE eco.
=. Oetl7 80: =; ttf' e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

+. A very celebrated lawyer was old
Squire Johns Being man Of great in
,Auence, and withal very testy old gen.
tleman, when aroused he generalls said
and did as he pleased in court. He was
once trying case, the opposing counsel
being q smart young lawyer named Da-
Wis, who so worried the old gentleman
that he commenced 'cursipg and swearing
most outrageously in court. Such a con.
tempt could not be overlooked by the
court, but Squire Johns was q man of SO
much influence snd consequence that the
court could not think of Furnishing him.
So the wise justices, after putting their
heads together, announced that they would
send Squire Davis to Jail, If he did not
stop making Squire John swear so f'S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

PARsos B, the pastor Of a,Hard-
Shell Church in. Middle Georgia, on one
occasion selected.for his text the, follow
ing verse from Second Corinthians: aOf
the Jews five timss received forty stripes
.sare one" The exposition Of his text
was as follows:
aMy brethren and sisters, from the
reading NV the tex We find that Paul
suffered a heap in the flesh lie was
beat and bruised and striped great ma.
ny times by the wicked, Jews; fur the
tex says: five, times received | forty
stripes save one,' and that time nobody
knows how nnany stripes they did give
him, for our tex doesn't say any thing
about that ;. but, my brethren and sisters,
Ejudgin' from the wicked gnatur Nv the
Jews, ! think. they beat him nigh,unto
death~ ~ -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX. J.
Gsv the Ist Of OCTOBER, OF as SOON rs the ?
I'D mails are re-establishel, viii renew thes
publication Of the
CHRISTIAN INDEX, ~
AsD TER -
CHILD,s INDEX,

have been publishing. , ,.e
Price of "Index," per annum, ....ss, 90
Price Of chids Index, .,,.............. 80
"a deduction made for CIubs) =
Money may bo renitted at once; as my deter;
mination is positive. Ny desire Is To secure'a
large subscription list with which to begin, und
issue this prospectus thai subscribers may have
time to forward their remittances. = - ''' -
It is my intention to Issue ftstqfsTs papers,
and no pains or expense will be spared to secure
that end. The best writer's and correspondents
will be secured, and the highest religious and
literary talent will be given to tho papers, The
chid's paper win be profusely ifiust.Hted, and
will, in every sense, be msde ia conform to its
new title, "THE CHrLp's DELIGHT"
Money may be sentby Express or otherwise
if BY Express, at my own risk, If tbs Efpress
receipt is sent me, on the resumption OF msil fss
cilities.
Ny connection with the firm Of J. W. BuRKs
Co., is dissolved, but will kestablish sap ofioe
in Macon, Ga, where .communioations may be
addressed. - ;,
- SAMUEL 5oYEfN. +
Macon, Sept II AZ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
A yearhssnassed sincet their marriage.

A yearhsspassed sircetheir ,marriags;
and we willnow take peep in at. them,
Florence is seated at the piano playing a
lively air, while her watchful eyes, every
now and: tbcin,; glance atz the little .Phe-
nonicna growing SO ,noisly in its fathers
arms. Mr.. stanley is, looking at the
lappy family. and bIesses.the hour that he
FIRST called them his children.
+"By the; way" exclaims Mr.. .Ellerslie,
sdid you hear that Harry Eenux has
2sinrted fn. unknown parts. and. his wife,
the ei-deyent Miss Leighton. has gone
buck to her fathers house,
MY !" exclaimed Mi. Stanley and
Florence at once. -.-..,. -.-.
Il, is so," said Gerald, aand the cause
Of it was domestic difiiculties;;" and q:
he spoke his. eyes rested on his swee'
wife with loving look.
And SO we leave Lhcm.a= happy family
strongly united by lhe. ties of love, ant
!, with wish that there were more lik,
Them ends our story of the fa'her's rnse
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

In the - Circuit is Scotch Judge.
A convicted felon-a deplorably hard.
looking and unmistable Paddy--was
brought in to be sentenced.
Judge. " What have you to say?"
Pat. 81 crave mercy, yer Honor" :.
Judge. Z" Whist countryman are you?"
Pat. "a ScotcAmaa,i an plaze yer
Honor; dale gintly VII the likes O mel"
A perceptible smile spread over the
courtroom, and the poor fellow got the
full term.