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Judge Rose lived in Bellville, on the
banks of great river in the West.
Every year he went to Washington and
ms voice was often heard in the halls of
Congress. Yet though he was called
great, he was not good, because he was
very fond of drinking wine, brandy, &c,
and frcquentcd the gambling rooms, so
numerous in the city. These habits gain
ed upon him daily, until they conquered
all his moral strength. His townsmen
refused to send him as their delegate any
longer.
Judge Rose had an amiable wife and
three pretty daughters. Mary, the eldest
daughter, was his special pet. He thought
more of her than he did of himself, and
no wish of hers went unsatisfied. She
was of IL sweet disposition, and 50 obedi-
ent and respectful to her parents and kind
to every one about, that size was beloved
by everybody. And though her father 5
dwelling was the most elegant, and they
had beautiful grounds and servants, and
horses and carriages, and fine clothes, she
never put on airs as many do, but was
modest and retiring.
Mr.. Rose and his wife and daughters
were all members Of Christian church
He was often suspended from his fellow
ship, and on promises of repentance re-
ceived again. His influential position in
society, and the pious conduct of his wife
and daughters, caused much pity for them,
and elected much patience. They hoped
/ by love and forbearance TO restore him
wholly But all the love of his family
and of the church, could not stop this err
ring man in his downward course.
| At last SO low did ne fall as to lose all
| self-respect, and frequent the lowest whis-
key shops in town. Daily he went out
unshaved, unwashed, ragged and almost
I naked, and when drunk would sing low
! song which would draw around him a
crowd of boys, to jeer and laugh, and
scorn the once dignifed Judge. In per-
sonal appearance he was now the lowest
of the low.
1t is not to be supposed that Christian
and temperance men allowed such a man
to ruin himself without efforts to save
him. Earnest and persevering endeavors
were put forth, prayers were offered up,
|
unentered But all were alike useless
and hopeless. His wife and daughters
wept and prayed, but despaired entirely.
Mary, his pet, often labored to save
her father from open disgrace, if not from
private sin. She became very sad, and
refused to attend church or 60 into socie-
\ ty. When her father was sober he had
sense enough to see the sorrowful change
in his once happy Mary, and seemed to
regret his course more for her sake than
for his own.
One morning he started as usual for the
drinking shop. He was horrible object,
indecent to look at, as well as filthy. His
wife tried to hold him back, and get him,
at least, to put on some decent clothing
J but he would not yield Mary made beF
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A PROCLAMATION.

-
America
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The fourth section of the
fourth article Of the Constitution of the
United States declares that the United
States shall guarantee TO every State in
the Union republican form of govern
ment, and shall protect each of them
against invasion and domestic violence;
and
Whereas, The President of the United
States is by the Constitution made COM
as we'll as chief executive officer Of the
United States, and is bound by solemn
oath faithfully to execute the office of
President Of the United States, and to
take care that the laws be faithfully exc
cutcd and
TTHere.ts, The rebellion. which has
been waged by portion of the people of
the United States against the properly
constituted authorities of the government
thereof, in the most violent and revolving
form, but whose organized and armed
forces have now been almost entirely
overcome, has, in its revolutionary pro-
gress, deprived the people of the State Of
North Carolina of all civil government;
and
W'heredS, II becomes necessary and
proper to carry out and enforce the obi
cations of the United States TO the people
of North Carolina in securing them in the
enjoyments of a republican form of gov
ernment;
Now, therefore, in obedience to the
high and solemn duties imposed upon me
by the Constitution of the United States,
and for the purpose of enabling the loyal
people of said State TO organize a State
government, whereby justice may be es-
tablished, domestic Tranquility insured,
and loyal citizens protected in all their
rights of life, liberty, and property, ],
Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, and Commander-inC Chief of the
Army and Navy of the United States, do
hereby appoint William w. Holden pro-
visional governor of the State of North
Carolina, whose duty it shall be, at the
earliest practicable period, TO prescribe
such rules and regulations as may be ne
cessary and proper for convenlng conven-
ton composed of delegates, to be chosen
by that portion of the people of said State
who are loyal to the United States. and no
others for the purpose OF altering or
amending the Constitution thereof, and
with authority to exercise within the
limits of said State all the powers necessa-
ry and proper 10 enable such loyal people
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seas, and all persons who have made raids
into the United States from Canada. or
been engaged in destroying the commerce
of the United States upon the lakes and
rivers that separate the British Provinces
from the United States.
Twelfth. All persons who, at the
time when they seek to obtain the benefits
hereof by taking the oath herein prescribed
are in military, naval, or civil confinement
or custody, or under bonds of the civil,
military, or naval authorities or agents of
the United States, as prisoners Of war or
persons detained for ofienses of any kind,
either before or after conviction.
Thirteen. All persons whe have volun-
tarily participated in said rebellion, and
the estimated value of whose taxable pro-
perty is over twenty thousand dollars.
Fourteenth. All persons who have
lately taken the oath of amnesty as pre-
scribed in the Presidents proclamation of
December s, A. d. 1868, or an oath of
allegiance TO the government Of the United
States since the dates of said proclamation,
and who have thenceforward kept and
maintained the same nviolate-provided
that special application may be made to
the President for pardon by any person
belonging to the excepted classes, and
such clemency will be literally extended
as may be consistent with the facts of the
case, and the peace and dignity Of the
United States.
The Secretary of State will establish
rules and regulations for administering
and recording the said amnesty oath, so
as TO insure its benefit to the people and
guard the government against fraud.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, the 29th
day of May. in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five, and of the independence of the
United State the eighty-ninth.
l. S. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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THE CKors IL PESNsYLvANI..--Our
country exchanges, without exception,
speak of the prospects of the coming crops
as remarkably fiattering. Wheat and
rye promise most abundant yield, and
the season has been favorable for oats ard
corn. So far we have heard of no com
plants that the fruit has been injured by
frost. The prospect is that The cup #
fruit will be q full one,
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@ Two men, the other evening were
talking in McClelland's oil exchange in
this city. Said one:
" Well, Jones, how are yous"
elm anything but well / am terribly
troubled with biles. Do you know any
cure for them -
Why, yes; have heard that crude
oil is good. That is an outward applica-
ton"
"Well, it's simple enough, and we
have plenty of oil here. l shall try it,
At this stage third party steps up,
and whispers:
"Don't you do it, stranger; for these
oil smellers going around will have pump
on the places afflicted before three days /;
don't do it."
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Advertising Rates.
A}usiness GarOs.

N M'LAUGHLlN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
.JohuStnwn. Cambria Co. Pa.
Office in the Exchange building. on the
Corner Of Clinton and Locust Streets-up
stairs. viii attend to all business connect
yd with his profession.
Dec O. lSG3.-tf.
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Important ProcIa stions by the
President.
AN OATH PRESCRIBED.

WASHINGTON MAY 20.
By the President Of the United States of
America
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North Carolina.
VIM, w. Holden Appointed Provision
nj Governor OF the state.

WASHINGTON, May 30.
By the President Of the United States Of
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DATENTS-PATENTS PATENTS MUM
L CO. continue 10 solicit Patents and obtain
Government protection ON new Inventions, 20 Yeas
experience,
Once, 81 Park Row.
Pamphlets Of inleTmkti0n Tee ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAYINOS Rank

WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK.
w cor Of south 80 aud Fourth At, brooklyn, L. l.
Dividend Notice-pepositofs are hereby notified
that semi-annual DIVIDEND, Of the rate Of 0l SiI
per cent per Annum, all sums OF three dollar and
uprards that email have been deposited hree months
on the hrrt Gay OF January next uil be paid to
deposltots on or afisr Monday, January 10Th. IRE.
fIom Government Tax. Interest not called for will
he passed 10 tho credit OF depoetos % principal.
Deposits made ON OF be9e the 10th day Of Jsnnary,
viii draw interest IRON the isI. The Bank 10 open
for business daily, Sundays and holidays excepted,
Mondays and Saturdays from 3 TO T.. w., and Tues.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, lnuTsdAys and Fridays, from 10
A, N. to2P N. GEORGE PICARD. Pres. Will
LIAM WALL NATHANIEL BRIGGS, Vice Pres
SAMUEL W. TRUsLOw, Sec. $40
L. PER CENT. INTE Il l. s r
" FREE FROM TAX,
Allowed BY Union Dime SAVINGS Bank,
40 Canal It. Money deposited now viii bear int
rest from Jan. LIST. 500
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Formerly Pin inglnk Manufacturer.


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DE. j, II. ScngScK Dear sr; ! have leen, for
some time, going TO give you a certificate OF state
ment OF the great benefit | have derived from YOUR
sEA WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS. I
suppose may say that | WA ten yeae laboung,
great deal Of the time, under What no one seemingly
could live through, Ny Disease was Liver Com
plant and Dytp psia my liver wa. 20 diseased that
II stopped my Mood from circulating, aud would
get stupid spolls, somethng like aIrpleNy, ! tried
every doctor could bAr oil aud tired all the medi.
cinet ] thought suited my Care, and CaOme pills
without number. hv, bCu confined to my bed
month Al a time my appetite was all gone, and
what would eat would lay In my stomach for DAYS,
and give the most eXcruciating pains Ny bowels
were cotiVe. One doctor put seton In my arm
which wore for several YEAR, until commenced
with your medicine. l Commenced with the SEA
WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS, and took
them as dir c'ed and nov, suppose, what | am
going 20 say can hudy be believed am Au old NO
man, and wish TO tell nothing hut the ru'h.
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medicine, great change cam owe M VIII lie body
M liver began 10 relax, aud II IL true, to- several
daysI was frightened, and was afraid would physlc
myself 10 death, but fortunately YOU came 70 Ma-h-
iugon us' az ihk Zinc, and told me TO Keep on tax
Ing the Tonic nd Plus, n II va not r'guat dia-
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tenn and 40 II turned Out. They cured NE, and
fee better to-day. while qln Writing his certificate,
than have frteu year,. Ny APP title IL gOoi, my
food digests we'll, my bow,lu are regular ny skin
looks clear. Isleep we'll in fact feel ~ though
fallen asleep and awOke up tweuty-tve yean back.
want every one that reels Ike DID, to come and see
me, for talk better than can write resids At No
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FIJftS.

A SET or TEETH on SILVER a. TO
ASP; on gold, so to f20; partial seu, god, o..
silver . | per ioo.h. Testh extracted without pain
cleaned, whtened or filled with sod and other fil.
ans, 80 cts. and warranted, by Dr. II. NILLERS 43
Brerv opposite the old Theatre. 3dy
S-FURS-HANDSOMR Mink
i sets $50: imitation or water mink mufs "
tets = handsome SibeG All rGuirIel uE Sl2 child
Ir' ''nry iuls Of every variety selling of cheap
IEk.Sl 6, Jiy Third ave. s.
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TO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE

ITO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
L Clan Alpine Consol dated Mining Company
Notice ID hoLony given that's meeting of the siock
holders OF the Clan Alpine Consoli sted Mining Conn
psny will be- held Al the O0npany's oibca, No $50
broadway, city Of New YORK, at 3 O'Clock y. N, on
the 10Th day Of January, 1865. The object OF the
Company. The smount TO which II 10 proposed W
increase the capital stock Of said Company Il Eve
lebo. STlLLMAN l.. WILSON, GILBERT CON,
hIOcK, PETER &. ADAMs, WILLIAM b. COR
WIN, Majority OF the trustees. 800
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
II old newspapers, pamphlets. books, and waste pa
per OF every description. STOCkWELL a. kMEK-
Son, 20 Ann Al, 2 doors west OF Nassau. Jln
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DI3NIlSIIsN.

A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED From
Ass 5,J 20 SO, and warranted. Superior sold,
by rew pgoce = ~ Is Fast L. Ia ST. near 81 ayeJls
A MOST WONDERFUL DlSCOHERi-
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way. go
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FOX SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS. 2L2
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

a BARGAIN - 8-STORY BRICK HOUSE
and lot, near depot. only $3.50; small cottage
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Agents.-City Property, Farms, Country esdenres
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and IN ufnlshed houses 10 lot Agents for The az ia
shd transfer OF property In all the Northern aud
SOuthtIn states 5l7
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-500, 900
Tia. Of the spove wanted, for which the hishe.t
cash pnee viii DO paid BY q, CRA5ki. ISL William
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DOUNTIES TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
- DISCHARGED soldiers who enlisted previous To
July, 1868 are requested TO call office and sign
petition 10 Congress asking for the passage Of law
granting them bountie., &c, equal TO those no
enlisted subsequently. This class embraces all those
who have been DISCHARGED Tor sickness wounds, pro
motion, or expiration VI term oil seTvice. II. j.
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New York. 3h5
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MILITARY.

A RMY CLAIM OFFICE-OFFICERS, SOL
"a diers and heirs Of deceased can have all claims VI
whatever nature carefully sajuited and settled
tcuiAr attention 10 payment of state BOuutiea bal
ance. OF Government b0unte-, back pay and clothing
money. Apply In person OF address, l.. BROWN
co, BankerL 2 Park Place. 33I
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DR, DRAKE, 1876 CANAL STREET, SETS A
D,ot teeth on silver at " TO sl5; on gold at 10
" w sectional ssts 81 cents per tooth teeth filed
with gold bone cement or other filings 81 cts, 10 ~
der tooth. Teeth extracted without pain. 322
TEETH, TEETH, TELTH-AT As Blocker
st, ioTperly al 81 Blocker st. full set Of teeth
for ~, With gums vulcante base, from $40 70 s2
Lungs blcts. and upwards extracting, 26en, GEO.
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fnLApTLrnlA, August 10, 1902
Or. Schenck-DeAr Sir Il take great 'asure in
seuding YOU certificate Ia addition 20 many you
have already received from suffering humanity. 1
press my heartfelt grAi hcaion Of the wonderful cures
your MANDRAKE PILLS and SEA-wEED TONIC
have ELECTED IL the cure OF one OF the stubborn
OF the affection of the liver For three yeart
suffered beyond descrp lou; all my friends we'll As
self, came to the conclusion that my time IN this
lifs was short. Such the terrible condition 10
which was reduced that life TO me had become bur
l could not eat; could not sleep. nv whole body
filled with pain; swellings would Mi-e Ia my wrists
aud Aukler, rendering The m totally usclee- On
RAJ occaslOns, was attacked With rush Of blood n
the head, which would fell me to the grouud aud
would b. carried awav for dead. applied several
eminent phy uirianr Of our city, who administered all
the m-dcinea that they thought would reach the case
but Of no avail one of hem sail he could do no
moro for me, and advised me- the last resort, 10
d. ink cod liver oil Not rlirhing the horrd trash,
declined 10 take It, Accident put your
In my handr. | called on YOU: you examined me aud
told me what wa. the nature OF my di1.ssC. You
III, II ordered me TO take the Pills and Tonic, with
Observance Of dict, pedgiug your word that Ia one
week would fud myself another man. | iOilp.td
your advice, aud, AS you predicted, an Astounding
cure wa effected. continued your Ills and Tonic
for tme,and now, thank God lor Ili great good
meas and your valuable III die ne am murr -.
STORED TO perfect health. most earnrnily rccumm
all tho-e who suffering hOn an all ion ~ nr
liver, 10 give your Pills ami Tonic fair TRIAL and n
cure will BE- effected. have s,nt many persons 20
you, and they have all been cured ANY Information
my eloS .citEens may further require will b. freely
gwen by the subscriber, At his nsdrucr No. sly Fed
eTal street, between Eight street and Pass uuk Road
CHARtTs 1OuNsnN, ST.,
Formerly Pin iuq Ink Manufacturer,
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