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II GhKEN q wILLIAMs, Auctioueers
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND usIMpRoyrn
PkOfkbrf IN THE SECOND VAIN . y

Pk01khTf IN THE SECOND WARD AT
On ThrkspAY, the 18th instant, at 4 o,eIoos r.
n. We shall sell. on he premises thai nne for y
tiory briCk ~ Csc situated ON the Garner N So,h
stree l~ est ard @ street north i Vi i-th
AIS = another hne four story Birch House, si,n
ated on u STRAIT north. hetveen I2th anS o.
.tree's wet and fine Building Lit between ~
Two houses, having good front and denth aJso
hssiI the advantage Of both walls for bpiIainc
hing al OF Lot No. ana part Of LIT No IN
tGrsre NO 2ts VS. IN
TIE ab We prosert' is 10 sted in svery desirahI.
nelghi orhotd and We ask the stteLtIon OF buysTs
10 The above sale. 'u'o's
UD PhIDA1. the 2i-t Instant, at 4 o'cIork y,
We sLs IL sell on the prehi-e- ali of Lot No =, n
Square No. q having good froat and dAnth ,rnn,
lrg On i2f street west, and nasr street n.rth
inns One thlrt cash ia snce ia .iy and tusI ~.
uotths Tor notes bearing int, Fest ana secured hv
acttd OF trust on the prsmi-es All conyevsn-;ns
snd tssrnue 81 mps AT the cost of the purchasets
si"o"wD on . piece OF property hen knoc al
on nn " The Ger ms are compiled With wiz
I've snys siter tht DAY Of sale the .vner. res.r "a
the rant 10 the PROPERTY the risk Of ths
deianiiIng pure hsser or purchasers '"e
O. ia GREEN & WILLIAMS Aur,.
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I(Y GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctioneeu.

RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
CHANOERH SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
h nPR LIT On IA srREET, NsAB SOUTH
By vitae OF z decree passed By the Supreme
Court. Of the District OF Columbia, sitting in
Chsnefery in cause 70 wherein John P Murphy g
ants. viii sell st Public Auction, on Thu Ss.
DA the 9th day OF December. A. lss6. at 81
O'Clock m, on the premises Lot eleven lUfa
egnare So and the improvem snts thereon
The terms OF rale o. prescribed by Aid decree
ore, third 81 the puI base money TO be paid cash,
day OF ssle said balance Of purchase money to bear
interest and the payment thereof to b secured BY
th- bond bonds Of the purchaser or purch aeers,
With surety or sureties to BE- approved BY the
Trustee or. said purchase money can be paid in
cash on the lay OF sale o. on the hnal ratification
eef. deed will be given TO the pu rchaser or
purchasers on Payment Of the whole OF the pur-
chase money. II he terms of sale are not complied
win by the purchaser or pc rchasers withtn n We
from the dag OF sale, the Trustee yes the
Tight to resell the said property. ut public auction
al the Itrk and costs OF the d~fsuting purchs ser
or purchasers upon giving n We day 3 notice in
1.-The Evening etar y All convey ancing aud reve.
nnr stamps Mt costs Of the purchaser or purcha.
GERS. WlLLIAM J MILLGK. Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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WHAT THE sgE ss!s ckss sAH n re- sAnA'

IN by .. o. BORD, oerner mn strset ana Penn.
-Svs.iS sySn1S, WsshinSton; HINRY COOX,
ISxanlr1a, Va; end b. Dresgfses 0sasrally.
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SPkCIAL Auction kOfIOB

By R13: HIGGINS d CO, Auefiopeers
No. - and German street, Baltimore.
The Traae IL invited TO the Auction sale Of C.,
Teis on WEDHEsDAY. December II, CONNIE ocins
81 10 y 'elock . m. cor prisins-
eUPER If0RAlN CARPEr,
to,ton CbsiD through. Alike
SUPER INGRAfN CARPET
All Wool y lag. regular make.
SpPTB INGRAM OARPBT
All Wool and Worsted warranted
SUPER VESETIAH CARPET
The ssle to Commence at u o. -Ioch
ne 10 - REX. HIGGINS CO.. Aucts
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DUBLIC SALE OF ORDNANCE AND ORD
l. NANCE. STOKES AT BARPERS FERKY
WhST VIRGINIA, On TUESDAY, DECEM,
b. authority Of tho Chief of 0rdnaa nee will offer
10 the highest hidoer. at pubhc auction at the
above time and place, large quantity of Ord
store. consi-t iDg of ARTILLERY ii arness. Ssdaiss
Bridles, haiiers HOrse Brushes. Curry Combs
Blankets. Tarpauiins, Infautry and CAVALRY Ac.
c""trements Shovels BIscksmiths' aud sadd 'ers,
Tools. GRIND stones, Q lot of Lumoer. SCRAP Iron
Dressed Stone. Lead Pipe, Desks. Book cases kc
also ore F'reproof safr, fnew.) ono Eight-day
tIoct: one hnnd ed Thousand Brick. more or less
one Horse, and many other articles MT deemed
nece-rary To- enumerste.
Terms cash, I'm United States funds.
sele 10 Commence at 10 clock fr
-. YOUNG, 30
NJ. s OF ordnance, U. 8 4.
JOHN K0ONOE. Auc,iout or. no3o1et
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RI. O. MCGUIRE 60, Auctiopeers.
DEsIEAhLE r5EsIE STORY FRAME HOUSE

DhSnh BE IHHkE STORY FRAME HOUSE
IN The FIkS1 WAkD AT AUUTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON next Decembey
J., at O'Clock en- the premises, We will sell Lot
No 10. In square no. 70 fronting o. feet inches
On esst side OF 18th street. between 1 and AT,
Win ecptE OF las ieet inches to . 30 foot aIlsv
itsfoted - ave built three stery Frame Hous.
Win oOubie thieh brIrh foundation The houss
fuflteh din-reLt binds OF grapes ia the yard be-
ri e other sbTaEbety "o
Tetus: t,ne half cash. balance In sig and tve,xa
months 18th interest, ecursd By deed OF trnst J,
tire premises Convey ancIpg ana revenue stsmn.
at cost II purchaser
dele-4r 10. INQUIRE CO. Anc,.
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W A r d -
nm nm -
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,
No. Ia Bond street, New York

A gents fer " ashing.on o. no D. zjt
REMEDIAL INsTITGTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,
Ne. Ii Bond street, Kew York.
~Full infer nation, with the hixa.st test, Da0-
riaAs also, Book SPECIAL Diseases, az a sealed
sr-.fope, cent free. - Be sure and seat for f.s "a
ava goa trtH NOT rszr, ~. for. ad ve ply
sefahs are ally tr1poStorS without referefss
no stranger should be trusted Enclose Q stanp
tor postage ~ direct TO DR. LAWRENCE No
IL BoBd street, New York. me- DxWly
MABkIAjE AND CELIBACY,
a Essay OF srpipG and Instruction for Young
MeL Also. Diseases and Abuses - hich prustrnte
thr vital powers. with means OF relief. Sent
nee OF Charge Ia sealed letter envelopes Address
pr EKILLIN H6UCHT0N, Howard Associa-
ton, PhiIadelphfs, Pa aug L. SUE
SECRET DISEASES
>ANAkIf.N's q Fl = the mest certain, safe and
eeCtOal remedy -indced the only Vegetable TenIe-
d over cisc.yered Cures In two 10 rolr days aud
recent csses In twenty four hours No mineral 10
"a 10 mercury ONLY ter pills to ne ,aa en- AZ
u The soldier hope and q friend tho-e who 10
20 sani l. he exposed Male packages. 81, fs-
Esl-, IS
ssstsiTAs'- Ro0T AND X Frs rIcE.-A positive
sn~ permanent cure fer Syphilis S-r0f lIa Ui~ar.
roEts. Spots letters &c pr re 81 IS Per bot,Ie
sold Nv q. F"rd See Advertisement rnva
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SeHE T. - SFEADIL Y,
SUCCESSFULLY,
sMObASDKRs EXTRACT BUOKu

SnObANDkhs EATbACT BUCku
s7eTJ case OF KIDNEY DIsHAsI, RxxsxAsisx.
OzAvEL, URINARY DIsoRDEls. WkAxNEss and
PsiSs In the BAcK, FKnALR COMPLAINT and
TsovnLE- arising from ExcEssxs OF ANY KIND
CONS. YBA AFFLICTED
Thy LAEDER's
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
sod 81 all Apothecarfss. Price q. ID BARNEs
%, hev York, and BARN Is, WARD 3 co. !,
res Orleans, Southern Agents BURLEIGB 4
tosEks wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
seeerh Axeh". fob Io-ly
HALLS VEGETABLE
slClLIAN HAIR kENEwER
proved itssit 10 be the most perfect prepsra
"I the DALI ever offered to the public.
nis vegetable CON pound, and contains iR-
gUIlSus Properties whate yer
CCLOk
10 viii Keep the hair from falling ont
lH<tTOUs and silken
th sspiebdid hair dressing
~" p-rs'n ed or Dung, should fail TO use IL.
II : hECOSSESDED AND USED BY THB FIR-T
kEpICAL AUTHORITY =
~ Ak for Halls Vegetable siciIisn Hair Re-
aos er, aud take other
r p HALL 4 o.,
kashns. n H.. Proprietors.
Yer sale ny all Druggists. ja2s-Thly
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TIE CHEAT REBELLION, by John Minor
Bots, $3.50 Character and characterfstic'
Men, by +. Whpele; St73. The Science or
wealth.. BY Amasa Walker; s.. Life and Time. Of
BED jacket. BY Vim L. stone- So The Sane.
wary; Story OF the Civil War. by Nichols.
Illustrated; So Kissing the bod; A Novel, by
fom"pd Yates; cents. Race for wealth, b. Mrs.
noH rRANCK TAYLOR.
w. aHHf. ,M0nHA COFFEE
very scarce and cesirable article.
Also.
Fne old Government .ias. Coffee, MaricaLo Rio
sno Laguars Cores: Brown 3 Oandelion Coffee
Jn,i rsc~ived aud fH raic BY =
no 2s-.tif I. EGAN a PERRIN
hEAlERS IN FANCY GOODS Just what
- BON want daring tbs hel days 10 shpw your
Nh 6seh,: fnss, Fancy -od,. &c, have =
each. - :. = = 1850
rssc ApAhsos's, aos 9th ,,rsst. ?!
NV NILtIReay--.Tts latest no,s,tIss -
ysok s. p - fernsss varis s'snss. sssr ISh *
.|,G-lLT 4gnsHg osH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

not DIBATABLE QUESTION some
guest oss are subjects Of debate others past al
eir.ter'!. For example; there D. no rom f,r
aguHeHt To whether PHALOH'S MIGHT
BLOOMING CHREUS"i IL or Is not ne mott popu-
lar ferfome IN this country The sovs eiRn peo-
PIE a. arb'fers in matters Of taste, have decided
that question by . mani nous an rmaiiye SOli
everywhere.
CURE AT LAST.-One more disea.s con-
9uered, The werst eases Of Rheumatism are be
fpg c2ily cured by Che new and wonder siscov-
cry known as MBTCALFEs CHEAT RHEU-
hATIO REMBDY
de cow Q. q. FORD, Agent.
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.Order left at Hall 4 Rume's, 0rocers. No 90
harhet space, Louisi ana svepue, between 7th and
sth ttreets. will be promptly attended TO- Once
ard Yard 9TH st., bet and y, Island
oc2 e-lm E.O BAUM
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PROPOSALS.
To Architects
PLAN. AND SPECIFICATIONS Eoa wv
BuILpINee ZOE IhEMA pEPAnrMENr

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FoR NV
BUILDINGS FOB ThE NAE pEPAArMESr
AT WAshlsSTUk, j. C.
ArchitecN ere invite 90 prepare ri.aas kud
spsa &c stious. so1 estimates Of rot Or re-
proof srildlsys Tor the Var pePNrtn-nt, on
The site nov occupied BY tue Var department
and sd!aeent wasn't ground, IN hAeinstoa.
TIE hsildinss should hsves uPeraoiL
Arta Isre- ss the site selected ~th sfniT o.
Psotersnhs o size, ~ ~ Other no m ,tiss re
lsting 70 The subject Will be furnished q Arcki-
tects cesirinR TO cunpete Tor the ~ofk Upuh ap-
pncsnon, personsllyl or by letter. 70 tie onder
preniuD Of - zoo Cor the sr.t Of s9ssO for a..
second and Of SO for She third nro-t sc-eptA-
tle plane as speci stisB. rec-i we'd. ~lll be
awarded UPON the approval fth. Hoa Secretary
OF Var, by the Board Of ofoers charge .fth TIE
suty Of siecifrF q ste s1d p-epsring gfa1s .nd
speSlncatiobs for the buildings ~ tn. War De-
psrtmenI HEder act OF CynxIess approved JuIy
IS. ia
The plans ard speCihestiaus must be sent 20 the
90 &C OF Breyet Li-gt. Colonel Tves4gsn.
Recorder of tie BSsrd Ordnance Orice wtnders
Builei.s ssrins t1e. u. O.. on before the Ist
day Of February 1871.
The Board will T, serve he gst q REJECT any or
al pisrs submitted. shouF none BE reeaed saita-
he for ths pzrpose ss veil 80 90 retain any ell
Of such pans.
By order a the Board
TT TRgADwELL
10 - In Brrvet Lieut., Gel q Recorder
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CoLGATEs AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
AsuSsrior roILxr Soar. prepared IRON resaed
SEsErs sLs OLE in combination nth OF Ycsxrr
and especially designed for the uss Of L.p,xs, ana
the suHsRI Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivaIlod
For sale b. Ali drussisss fsSeolv
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ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
SUNDAY PAssEEGER TRAINS
a. $50 go 2

VEHRoCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHTV9ToS
PLILAkkLRHIA AND Ne "a IaRK
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.ho aG SASTOA mas just received the great
W. ct Ia velti-s ia PARIslENNE HATS "a
Tor Ladies ani Misses Also q most bes ut 0AN
inl asa rtin-nt OF velvet, Silk and Stra~S
Mrs eAsfos. 40 ah street. four door
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DBoPosALs FOB INDIAN GOODS.

Ayls~t O ET1tdH AwEFVE. .
Wa'kfSEton. n Q. Noven er n JsSA
Sealed Proposals. eDdorsef Propo-al. tor In
dan Goods vii b recef ~ed a. tn OFi-e 4 Ia.
dian Aasl u III ~ a. O'Clock on sATChDaY
The 18th s-y r Dc nlber next Tor turn shina n
the Jusnilte- 'iereln ven, the articles asneJ ia
the following li.t IT, proposals 70 lad ate IA
,eparAts colnmus a. hite rrr- E.if Grf,cl-s ali
b. deiiNerel In NeS York citr srd s;rhAf p-tce
they will be delivered n ST. Ions No rb4
goods o. be delivered a. her place AZ toe co OF
H. rgrfrkrtor
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Liquor Traffic of Gotham.
over Half a Million Dollars for Licen-
ses-A new Problem in Social Mathe-

From the New YORK Tribune. 25th inst. ]

From The New YORK Tribune 18th mt.
Col Bartram, Inspector OF Excise, has
already received nearly G, 600 endorsed ap-
plications for license 70 sell liquor Those
who have been granted licenses, 40 in
number-do not seem particularly anxious
70 pay for them, and postpone, in some IN
stances settlement with the Treasurer
much longer than scenes compatible with
their original anxiety 10 obtain the privil-
eye in the gift Of the Board Of Excise. For
instance, the man who was tried before the
Board last Tuesday for selling liquor TO
drunken woman, admitted that he had 10
license, although he was notified on the
previous Friday that one awaited BIN az
the Inspectors Office.
Nevertheless money continues 70 flow
into the Golfers of Treasurer Manlerre IN
sums ranging from $50 1000 10 $50, 600 per
diem. Yesterday the receipts were S4O,-
900, which makes a total OF S5O2, 200 re-
ceved up 10 i've o'clock last evening.
More than half a million dollars invested in
the business in the Metropolitan Police
District within twenty days. AT very
moderate estimate $40 coo, 600 are invested
in the mere sale Of liquors u quantities
less than five gallons. The extent OF the
traffic may be surmiSed from these data.
On an average, 300 persons lie yearly in
the city OF New York from the direct
effects of intemperance. which does not IN
clude the hOmicides, the suicides, and the
thousand-and-one other causes OF death
that indirectly arise from the liquor trade.
The drinkers spent $50, 900, 600 LAST year.
From these facts q curious mathematician
might find problem something Ike the
following: Given the number Of deaths
directly and indirectly-cauSed by intem-
peranee in one year, and the amount Of
money invested IN and expended for drink
during the same period. to ind the cash
value Of single human life.
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:, Situation POLITICALLY Stated.

,,.c-,hes n old-fashioned nursery
~ -slations Of Austria and Prls-
=. ,le vel q he difficulty between
PIE = =. s-a.ed columns O. crave,
re prose; ..
-,,,is Wa 4 th.sf
2,ussz AID AlsuD.
- Danish aef
szid % Austria.
lave the ETay tioce-
=. said % FTessia.
yea yoE drop yo1r bore
-. ssld . Austria,
- Zen. msAo = -
-, ssid % PrrFsS
'osi x Hoisssin No
- All % Arstria.
rssrs.ore CO goa arr
-. ss.d - Prussia
~Nys u Aiafm
,--.,a sal 70 Alftrla,
"rl1ct asan = 1s-t-
.-,s-ta sad 10 Prussia,
" .a,soii91 9ilie
.,sass.1 70 A1s:rA,
1ry9 yJur Tsr-lks gaze.
90 ssid 20 PruEs.a,
wen yea Do The zane
s..ss.a sal % Austria,
waat's The .rd % te
s-sra sail 70 Prussia
at Ne, and yoa u see
e-,ssia SAD - Austria,
-0oras, tbs br2g won 90.
sta All > Pf-sEia,
81. t1e SAFE % y9r
PISA sal y Austria
III ae diet Try
lur,Is sAd % PRUSSIA,
+. ThzoE you, g vii L.
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The RICHEST NAN IN TIE WoRLD.-The
man who holds the enviable position Of BE-
ing the richest man in the world IS the
Viceroy Of Egypt. He possesses immense
estates in tie most fertile country On the
globe, the value Of their annual product
being reckoned AZ tens Of millions OF dol
lars He has palaces, stores, factories
and such facilities Tor the management OF
his property and his own ACKNOWLEDGMENT az
are only limited by the extent OF the coul-
Try he governs. Yet with al his wealth,
the Viceroy IS always short OF money, and
al present Is 50 needy that lie IS trying 70
negotiate 4 loan in London He must be q
poor 1naneier If he cannot live on the enOr-
nous annual revenue Of 1is es.atSs .u
Egypt.
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1896.
I@G6.
1896.

CCSA2S PAT EXTER2TSATOR 5 simple. safe
All sure-the -aost perfect RAT-icaiisn meeting we
have evel ATT e- ETery fat that cal GET e. prop
- Qrep,--5 III -ai . and every ore hat eats 9
VIII de Eelsrs,v al nee gisce IS distant ~ possible
frlr r. rec -y4s f.se- Ink ShOTe. MOI. HIrrQr
- - r-s--s-. = a--.r. -s-.-.-t a---.
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ORGANS

THE MASON & HAMLIN CiEIEET
i ORGANS f.-ty different STYLES s--ft o 81
cre1 N q secular muse f'r 80 . - e--l. ill--
II -FIVE GOLD p -IIFEJ. AEl AZ ~ ..r -r.-
--ar..--,s s-rs-lest her.. At1refs Hl-sN s uA3f
LIS Rlsf-- ~ Mason BRCIHkHS, AeH f.-k,
ss,Fi
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For Rats, Nice Roaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs. Pleas, Moths in Furs &, Woolens,
Insects On Plants. Fowls. Animals.
Etc. Etc.

H 0nl- .lfsl able rene IS k-own
Freefron p1is0ls
NCr islSe-oIr - r-a lllnal family.
PISS 70 -rf - t-.ai- NOES de-"
~ 2ETAHE . al xoTthless llnKatIcls.
So See that -sflsTAKs '' name IS 20 each Box
3 tie and Flask. oef1-e you buy.
ar Ai--ess. HENRY r. COSTAR.
49, 3r 'acwey = !
~ So - -ASSlNG, MICH.
1906.
IlCREASE d 2 RATS .-Tae Flrmsr GGs>t.e (EnEilsl)
asserts and Trr YES hy figures ths one pair = RATS
vil lave q progeny All descendants no less than
f51 ESQ % three vears Now. unless this immense
family ca be kept down they would consume lore
fooi than Y ia Sustain Is .1OJ human beings.
- See C's-AE- slvert.serneui above
1866.
RATS virus pIHT = w hrerer engages 10 shooting
q AL -ds is cruel man whoever aics IN exterml-
ut.i1- rr.s s q =-7fA-to- We should ike some Gle
20 eve IS the bele-i q thsir experience II driving
ct lese pests W- iced something besides DOGS
cas- IA .-lTs - o. business -Scseaf f. AHsericGr,
-N-g Y0-t
s-.rrS advert -arrart above.
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INCORPORATED 1868.
CORN EXCHANGE
Insurance Company.
INV YORK.
100000.

Capital Authorized b. Special Act OF tle New y
faulelatrre
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INSURANCE


On Ordinary MUTUAL. ASNUAI. PAYING NJ
Al Oh SICK PLANS
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No SaIaried Omcers one Paid

Policies w.li De ssael Is the President " Seer.
tary ~ tie Company
Tie secretary MI ais visit the onc-eli part of
The county Tor Tie purpose Ui taxing RISK
confn.d Strsoiiyto Ruks upon Prsrsriy r Ingl 90.
C0tiHp.
CeIi-s u Tie Charter, and Rules ant u.Aiilns o.
tSe Company, can Do obtained at sAe oif., a q.
Company IN MRson. s.avl
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
NEW STAGE LINE
DIFf.iy, PGGaPSTIlLG AND CglC0RD.

Leaves ferrysviile Monday, Wednesday and
Friday At clock, m, and arrives AZ Con
cord at I O'Clock, p. II.
Leaves toncnd Tuesiay, Thursday ~~d
Saturday s. o'csvek, "a. ~, AMI ARRIVES at
Ferry svllte at ) o'c.och, p. m.,--in time 1or
the trains going East and West
Stages wll leave M,th,u Station rs follows
Leaves Mit!iln Stallion on SATURDAY. at i Il.
III. ami reluins on Muulay; leaves tuesday III
i. III. ami return, On wednesday leaves
Thursday III Il, ~.
Stages vii leave MitLljn Station for Aclie-
MIA, "Hliy IN 'he evening, and return IN The
morning III line for the East aua West trains.
Bag2sse nnd Packages Of all kinIs are tax
en- III cnaTge and promptly delivered At mod
crate c1arSes. TIE stages ou the above r0u-
tes are IL GOOD ORDER and under tie
charge Of competent aud experienced drivers
The proprietor hopes 10y slrlct and person
Al "ti|afioH TO business to merit Il iaIr share
OF FublIc patronage.
LEHuGL 2. YEALE, Prop.
...
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WHOLE NUMBER 1897.
TIE POWER OP IyTEMPERANCE.


4 sad example vT The power of the ap-
petite for Intoxicating drinks, was brought
to our notice. few days since. In 1861
a young rlan recently married, in St oe
mania a potH. killed his father for ,efus-
ing him liquor. The murderer was tried
and sentenced to serve a term Of twenty
years in the State prison. His Young
wife and mother intereeled with the
authorities to obtain his pardon, on the
ground that he was Insane. The Judge,
the jury, Which convicted hun, the At.
torney-Gcneral were all by turns entreated
by the wife. who rarely iorsakes her hus-
band, and by the mother who ceyer for
sakes her son. These two untiring sup
plants were discouraged by no refusal or
-epulse; but persisted for years in theis
entreaties. Ii the meanwhile the convict
awakening to sense of his guilt in the
secusion of the Penitentiary, to which he
Was doomed for the flower of his life,
shovel signs Of penite1ce and applied
himself So taithfatjy and iniustriously to
his tasks, that he was the favori;e O.! the
keeper. Finally the case was brought be-
lore Governor Browulow, Nearly six
years had already been spent IN prison by
! him, whose pardon was asked for by the
wife aud mother, After careful exanr:Da-
ton the Governor released the prisoner
on condition that he was . abstain from
all Intoxicating drinks, with the warning
that il he should break his pledge be
should be taken back to prison. The maa
kept his promise, and remained sober for
SIX weeks, and was then taken up by the
peiice ia a state Of intoxica,ion The
Governor hearing Of his relapse, in order
to prevent the miserable nlan from taking
he lie Of another member Of his family,
iminediaielp Temanded him to prison.
What striking example have we here
of the strength Of an appetite for strong
drink, which neither the memory Of
great crime, nor siS years abstinence il
prison. nor the untiring devotion Of wife
aud mother, uor kindness of the State
authorities. nor the fear of return TO
fourteen years additional Imprisonment, in
The Penitentiary could destroy.-Nash
cHe Times.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
AiFFLlNT0WN. IlINiATA GOUi
srIf}I 4lectyn.
I.ritfea for the .SeatiaeiJ
CL0UDED STARS.
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The daylight was fading slowly.
And shut up Iy book with Il sig.,
To wait .or the lamps OF eveaing
To brighten the twilight sky;
And one after one they spangled
The beautiful arch above.
And answfed my gaze as softly
As the eyes of the friends love
But soon DER he blue sky's bosom
shadowy cioai was drawn,
And the stars that had beamed so brightly:
We're all from their places gone:
But knew they were calmly shining,
Where the sky Is forever clear
And knew that by patient waiting.
should see them Il, length appear.
Then softly, oh very softly,
i delicate breeze swept by,
And swept with its very piuions
The clouds from the azure sky:
AID lhere, IN heir tr.iaqstii peauis.
Like pearls in a crystal rill,
The heauteiui stars of Heaven
Were shining above me still.
Oh, thus, from affections circle
The Jewels Of Love depart,
Thus fsleth The clouds OF darkness
And gloom. on the mourning heart;
Bui when from our fearful faces
The shadows Of earth shall fail,
When We put on our robes immortal,
Then, then snail we see them all