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Fromrur MaNayunk Correspondent.

Mr.. Serious Eddytw:-Ez you published in
yure last Satterdaze paper that Munday waz
gojn' to be HE tide ackordn to them astrono-
ners, ackordin' payed attenshun to yure OBJ
xeryashuns The end wa2 so tMggycal and so
onexpekted to me and to Mrs. R., and Amandy
(my dorter) that thot ide rite about it.
The little rise we had in the Sloolkill about a
weak b4 this predickshun of yures, and the
awful amount ov sufferin' and other things swept
away, persuaded me it wood be wize to take time
by the fre-lock.
There4 as the day set apart for another hi
tide by the astronymers Gas b4 refurred to) no.
tilted sich Nv my nabors az didn't take yure
paper (and sed they wodent ez long ez you
made fun of foxes with them picturs), and
begun to fix mi own family alfares for holesale
exkurshun by water
There waz much Transformation, specially
among them az hadent got in their garding
truck, and vizions NV loatin ha staX and strug-
glin geese, korn kribs, and defunct mules, with
mixed sprinklin Nv pumpkins and Grounded
pigs haunted my pillo for several daze prevus to
the time wen the crate wattery phenorama waz
to be opened
Upon breakn the subiccll tn Mrs r., she sud-
IDENTIFY rekollected that she had an unkle who
lived on the mountains away back in Pencil
Vania, expressed decided aversion to ben
drowned Nv a canawl, and suggested the pro-
priety of maxim fyin visit to her dear but
long-forgotten relativ.
Amandy my romantic dorter, kwoted sometin
about the "recks of empire and the krash NV
worlds" and retired to her chamber tn gaze at
the potograf of the young bathist who taut her
the aquatic tip-hap in the surf, off the beach
at Long Branch"
Kain (mi unpoetick SOM "didn't keer a konti-
mental decimal" whether the tide waz hi or 10,
provided it didn't rain, for 'he was going tn take
Suze Swackhammer tn Aunty Higgins quiltin if
he swum the old mare every step-bi pizin ~
Abednego youngest and gushingust NV the
family) comprehended jist enulf NV the meanin
Ov hi tide to go into obstacles over the prospeck
nv sailin hiz mothers milk pans in the back
yard.
Thus stood affairs in the Rick household on
the eyenin NV the nth. The skoolmaster had
assured me that mornin that astronnymers never
made mistake, and that he had kontrived Il
Cne-seated balloon which he eXpeked tn ''go
up" jist before hi water | had read misef
that "time and tide wait for no man, and this
waz no time tu wait for the tide; so callin mi
indOmittyble energy intu pla, begun tn prepare
for the second deuge in Manyyunk.
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3A. M.-Tide suppozed tn be comm in fear
fully. Thru the lead. Serious accident Lead
fast in the garden fence. Breakers on the beach
roaring violently. Tide must be rizin. Tower
howls and snuffs the air to leeward. No sea-
sickness az yet.
$50 A. M.-Foggy Bla the horn. The
stewardness reported a large sqare-ruigged
vessel right ahed. Proved to be the chimney.
Sounded with an oar Shingles, but no water.
Still, the tide must be rizin.
3'59 A. M.-Heard q shout on our larboard
bow. Answered "ahoy what craft is that ??
Received no reply, but brick-bat struck us just
aft the mainmast and a sound of latter was
heard afterward. Stewardess had no doubt
but it was the 1yin Dutchman.
4'30 A. M.--COnsternation nv all hands.
Wafer one inch deep IN the bottom u0 The boat.
Sinbin! Horn bowed, signals histed, and duck
gun fired over the stern.
5A. M.-Cauze NV leak asccrtained to be the
capsizin NV water Jug, Great Joy. Fired
salute and prepared to cast off from chimney, az
the tide must certainly set us afoat soon.
5'15 A. M.-Waitin for dalite. Water sup
pozed tn be within inches NV our keel
stewardess asleep; Amandy ditto; Abednego
under the locker; skipper noddin; first and last
mate on duty, waitin tn be relieved. Lat. 4-ll-
"a. Long. 90.
Here the log stops What occasioned the
stoppage | am unable til state, but jist az waz
kalculatin upon the wizdum NV takin in sail
until dalte, observed Tom, the house cat, ''go'
for the canary bird. This arouzed the ire NV
Tower, who aklordingly went for Tom.
Bein bizzy with the helm | kaled the first and
last mate tn kwell the mutiny and az that
officer rushed aft he encountered the melodeon,
which rolled over on the cookin stove, which
careened the vessel which upset and spilled
llrew, passenger, and cargo upon the roof.
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11'40.-Mrs. Rick appeared at the scuttle with
three band-boXes, knittin apparatus, cookery
book, and praktical house keeper, rolled up in
table; Kain assisted with the lading, and the
Rick household awaited the comm nv the waters.
10. mdnight.-Hsted sail. Heavy muttcrin
in S. Z. Took the helm while Kain went for
ward and adjusted the lead line. Made the APP
pallin discovery that there waz no water on
board. Kain volunteered tn go down and fill
jug. Mrs. r., with tears, entreated him tn
hurry, ''ere he shood be swollo'd up by the
tide" Kain yentured down like a hero, and re-
turning reported rize NV six inches water in
the well.
l P. M.--Held a meetin and elekted officers,
krew, and passengers. BY unanimous konsent
wuz made kommander, ienral, supercargo, and
sailin master: Kain, first and last mate. Mrs. r.,
stewardess; Amandy, invalid PASSENGER; and
Abednego, cabin boy, under Instructions Next
divided off intu watches; myself takin the first
and Kain the second watch, Mrs. r. wuz tu
watch the pocket kompass, Amandy waz tn
watch her mother, and Abednego waz tu watch
Amandy. Kain produced D piece of chalk and
started log book on the cooliin stove.
A. M.--(EXtraks from log booll) Okt 18th,
1S69.-TOp Nv Kammoile Kottage. Lat. iii A.;
Long. 600 east from Bramble's tavern. Wind on
our fore-quarters. Trimmed mainsail fiat aft.
Tide suppozed tn be rizin rapidly. No sail in
site. Wrote ''all well' on slip NV paper, en-
clozed it in a bottle, and thru it in the back
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The Preparation.

AT P. NJ. turned the katie loose with
psrtin injunktion tn sink or swim. listed one
nV Francis patent Metallic Life Botes ontu the
roof Nv the house and made her fast tn northeast
chimney. Mrs. r. and Amandy eXhibitin sym
tnms Nv tears Kain very konsiderately adyized
them tn dri up.
TAD T. M.-Karried up some dried kOd and
pot cheese and slowed EN- away in the locker
kain follow'd with pipes and tobacker, a fishin-
pole and duck gun. Mrs. r, sent up an alma
mack and umbreller.
9P. M.--3 bottles of ketchup, warmin pans,
night clothes, and smellin bottle sent up bi mi
thoughtful better half.
"a5 r. M.-Still takin abord supplies. Amsndy
signalled from the back yard that her own pri-
Vate invoice was reddy Lowered the histin
tackle and histed up q ton NV French wardrobe,
sett Nv croka balls, the parlor melodeon, Fidele
the lap dorg, and the latest edition NV Silver
Cob's thrilln romance; ''Donna DarbriX, or the
Demon Dawter NV the Kewolapops."
10 p. M.-Cookin stove and tun nv koall
slowed ava in the fore Rastle. Mrs. b. bizzy at
maxim a sett Nv signals from diapidated petty
Eoat Kain greezin hiz boots, and Abednego
BaPpln around !Ae yard with life preseryers on,
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1890 p. M.--Histed abord Tom, the house
cat, box NV sardines, pocket compass and sofa.
II p. M.-Wind freshenin. Put on mi oil
kloth suit and sou.wester. Kain cum aboard
with tin horn and Towser, the bull-dorg! Histed
Abednego up in a wash biler and slowed him
ava tn starboard
1920 P. M.-Shipped the helm and blu the
horn az a signal for Mrs. r. and Amandy tn
kun aboard. Amandy sent up kanary bird
with note Stain that 'darin little Dicky mite
be NV use to us after 40 daze, in going out
tn find dry land, like the duv which went out
from the ark, ETC., which she had read about in
some old fashioned novel, ez lilewize kum-
plete file of the Manayunk KrOniEle.
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UMPIRE SLATE AIANTEL WORKS. B
u KIldES, No. 2l2GCHESNUT Street. Il2Wims
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HATS AND OAPs.

w WARBURTONS IMPROVED VENTI-
~ lated and easyittng Dress Hats lpatented) in all
the improved fashions Of the season. CHESNUr Street,
next door TO the Post Office uI9 rps
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Had the roof been steep, dear reader, you
would never have heard, in true story, NV our
iatesi as 1t waz, the remnants NV cookin utensils,
bed klothes, female linery and pot cheese, tell it
more torclbly than your shipwrecked servant
ever expects tu.
Yet, az a precautionary meazure I shall keep
The boat mooged where she III hi tide must
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come, for even yesterday the water in hotel
whisky barrels riz from tn 3 inches. Fore
warned IL forearmed, &C., etcettcry.
ABE RICK.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAG
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Pocket volumes containing these Lectures viii be foI
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.fITILCUOIf LftI1gi
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FROM -
MARSHALL TO DALLAS
~ WAY OR TYLER CANTON
AND IGAUENfAN,
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las, Texas eaTTying passengers And lhs'r
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By which the river can be eTossed Al any
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The Dallas Iron and Brass
FOu N DRY.

UyHE undersigned beg leave to inform
IL their friends and the public generally,
that they are now prepared to do all kind OF
work usually done in Foundry and Ma
china Shop, such IS
BUILDING ENGINES and BOILERS,
BORING CYLINDERS, &C.,
We keep always on hand, BOILER RIV-
ETS. GAGE COCKS, CRATE BARS, EX-
TRls for THRESHERS and REAPERS
BABBET METAL, &c.
We will make and keep constantly on
hand for sale, Cast Iron PfoWs,
which We will warrant 10 be equal 10 any,
and ss low in price, ss the same can be
had anywhere.
We have very superior machinery TO dc
all our work, intending LARGE lROi
LATHE and PLANER, for plsnsing Ira,
and we will guarantees to give entire sstis-
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Castings of all Kinds,
Made 10 order. sithsr in BRASS or IRON.
GRAfIBARs at TEN CEsfs per pound.
No need Of sending Of for ssything in
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rTBrinr all your OLD IRON 70 our
Foundry; We win pay the highest price for
IL.
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@ DIR. BIy's Patent
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DIi bEDlI"AIf y =
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An ILLTKOIs RARnER.
From he eenetco C1tiJ Republic.

We frequently sec accounts In Tho
papers OF men who are noted for their
genius, talents, and whatever they may
have accomplished above the average
OF men generally. We see notices al
miners and farmers In California, In
Texas, and other states, who have
done Dir things-We see notices OF men
who have grown rich In mRnufacluF.
Ing and real estate speculAtlonS In the
east and elsewhere, Scarce Q paper
that does not puf somebody for acme
wonderful feat In some direction, ~ :
We do not recolleot 70 have seen any
notice In the papers ofone Of the great.
est men the country has produced, We
mean John 7. Alexander, OF Morgan
county, ILL.,, who, commenced business
for himself with little capital OF other
advantages, above the average Of men,
He 10 plain, home-gpun farmer; tall,
good looking, free and easy In man.
ners, without the least particle Of style
In words or acts. no.
II 70 rather Interesting 10 watch the
movements Of such . man at Spring,
field or Chicago, among tie poplniayB
and BelfconBtituted leaders OF soclety
who are greatly elevated at their own
conceit, Mr.. Alexander has been farms
Ing In Illinois good many years, and
hiss been very successful. His farms
now comprise about 81, 900 acres, moAIly
under Improvement. This ID about one
township and q hRlE-abopt nine miles
square, and all good land. He hRa now
5000 acres Of growing corn, and from
$500 TO 1000 acres OF grass, ready for
the mower. ..,...,.'-lp, r,' -. a.
He is now feeding about 10000 head
Of cattle; and buys and ships east from
Chicago, from !, 600 10 2 900 head OF cat.
tie every week. He has risen 10 This
great prominence BY his own talent,
energy and Integrity. His business
each and every year amounts TO mil.
lions OF dollars, and 10 entirely legltI.
mate, adding TO bis own wealth and
the common welfare OF the State. ,sy
We may, ut some other time, give In
more detail history Of Mr.. Alexander
and his operations-not that he needs
any such notice, but as an example TO
the young 10 go and do likewise in.
stead ofgoing Into the stores and offices,
to avoid soiling their fingers, with the
notion that farming is not 90 genteel |
and profitable. - .-
we may do so FOR another reason,
and that is the fact that the young, 40 |
we'll % the older people, now. .a>days,
get their notions OF things generally |
from the neWspapers-the papers for |
some reason or rother-perhRps the force |
Of circumstances more than anything |
alse-have much TO say Of, mRnnfac. |
turers, lawyers, preachers, bankers,
and other professional and trAIflcklnR |
characters, and but very little to say. oi |
and farmsrs. We think Il
profitable 10 present, As an Offset 10 |
ABOUT ten thousand politicians and
other characters who occupy the col.
1mns OF news, one such man as John
/. Alexander.
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BALTIMORE. InlY %

bALTrAoRE, July 29
BREF CATTLE.-The offerings Of the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 1913 head
against 1878 last week. Ufthe number offST.
cd 6B head came from Ohio, and 66S from
West VltgtniL over the Baltimore and Ohio
RailroadH Prices to-day ranged a. follows:
Old Cows and ScAlAWAga At 81 2661I ~; or
dlnAry thin eteers, oxen and Cows At 81 500
500; common 70 good stock Cattie n 6OS6 ";
fair quality BeeYes % 009B Is; and the yeiy
best Beeyt { Rt S5 169s25 per 100 lbs, tho aver.
age price being about % gross. ThS market
was dull tp.dAy Rt decline on good Cattle
oi sc, aud on common and medium quail.
ties 500 per 100 lbs from the rates or last
week. IT.
sHERP.-The demand has been quite brlAk
during The past week, 70 supply which Ihe
arrivals have been barely sufficient, and the
tone OF the market Is quite firm. Prices TO-
uay ranged a. follow: Fair " good sheep at
4h@i< cents per 10 gross STOCK sheep u ~
9l76 per head. LAInns q 609I 80 Per head.
dCGs.-The market has bean only falriy
supplied during the past. week, and the de-
mGnd quite active Af An advance OF 3 cants
per 100 lbs on former rates. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair 10 good Hogs Sl3 SO
Is Is per lU0 lbs net, =
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VIRGINIA,
Tho wells Party Desire to Unite With
that OF WAlker-COrreSpOndenee
rBetween ChRirmen OF Com. q
y ~ mItteeS-The Grant.
Walker Party.

WhlkSr RArty.
t.. RICHMOND, July 81.
John ". Jenkins, chairman OF the
Wells wing OF the Republican party,
having written a letter 70 DIR. Gilmer,
chairman OF the Walker wing Of the
Republican party, urging that the two
shall unite for carrying out Republican
principles In the State, the latter writes
letter In reply, saying the Walker
Republicans leIt the Wells party be,
cause they were either forced 10 do 80
or oppose the policy Of the President,
Auer alluding 10 the almost unanimous
Endorsement OF Republican principles
Dy the white men Of the State, and as.
seft!ng that the colored people, who
were misled by the Wells leaders, are
now hocking by hundreds 10 the Grant
and Walker standard, hg concludes as
follows: You ask for o coalition OF the
two Wings Of the Republican party, l
cannot admit that the party 10 divided.
% the contrary ] claim that the Grant.
Walker party is the National Republi.
can party OF Virginia, representing the
policy OF the President and Congress,
and as yet has no division to heal, To
the late Wells party l have only to say
we ahall gladly Welcome them In our
ranks, FOR we are unwilling 10 deprive
any class OF citizens OF the lunumer.
able blessings that must flow 10 Vir.
glnia from IN unequiYooAl enforcement
of those national principles OF which
President Grant and Congress are the
head and 'front.'" SIrTl,- '.7.IT,
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The CariISt Movement-D.s,sI at
Valencia. ...r,

mADhlDI august IL
The CarlLSts, under SaranGkos, are
IN the mountains near Toledo. The
National troops are In close pursuit.
Bands OF Carlisls have appeared In
the provinces Of Ponte Vedra and
Leon. The Carllsts who were taken
prisoners at Pompetune have been tried
by court martial. The Judge Advocate
urged the application OF the death pen.
atty, but their fate has not yet been de.
clded. The volunteers OF liberty
throughout the kingdom are here offer.
Ing their services to the provisional
government to assist In the suppression
OF the Carllst tinsurrectIon. -, =. ...,
The Carlist forces In La Marche are
becoming dlsorganizsd and have dis
appeared from the province. A party
In Leon 10 hemmed In by the troops,
with no chance Of escape. -,
A floating boat house at Valencia
suddenly sunk yesterday. Many per-
sons were drowned.
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hOeaAna" German RltsSrA gsEiSat.. g:sEisSS..ls 4@ M
Hoonandr German Tonic, put uP.la QUAR-
bottles, q 80 per bottle or q hall do4en for
SEDo not torEOt p oxaualne Well. the n.
toE nAle By pTuEgiata and DoAlen In Nod.
eaae oYoFSWheF0,7 i-ah''f''t' ~ tyi2
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDe GERMAN RlTTERS Is
II d q Compound Of Fluid ExtractS The
Roots, HOTh9, and BarkA from which thefe 0
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger.
many, all tho medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extFactB arc then forwarded 70 this country
70 be uBed expressly Tor the manufRctufe Of
this BltterB. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used in compromising the BIZ.
teIs, hence II free from all the objections In.
cident 70 the use OF LIQUOR preparation.
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CAuTIoN.L

HoonandH German Remedies arc counter.
Ialtod, 4oo that the signature otC, n. JACK.
BON h on The wrapper OF each bottle. AL
othen are oounteEielL LuIL
CHARLES n. EYANs, Proprietor.
Formerly O. u. JACKSON q %.
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SEWING lmAor1EEs.
METHODIST Book CONCERN,
200 MULBERRY Street. N Y.

N@s@SNNI ANe ~
Being In constant receipt Of inq uirles
from our brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, With requests to recommend
and purchase, we have In conjunction
with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
machines OF practical value for family
sewing and find those made by the
Wheeler q Wilson Manufacturing Com
'pany, to fully combine the essentials Of
a good instrument, and such as We can
confidently recommend. Having seen
so favorable results from their use In
our own and the households Of our
friends, we are deslrous that their
benefit should be shared by all our
brethren, and hence have interested
ourselves In their behalf. -,.I,i. IN ,
ABEL STEVENS, JAMES FLoY, @
DANIEL WISE, DAVID TERRY,
THoS. CARLTON, .PoRTER,
]. B. EDWARDS, WIN. A. Cox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-02

The CaFIIStlIoVement Ended-RettFe.
ment OF CaFllst Forces into France.
PARIs, August 1-EveninR.
The MoRiteur has Information that
Don Carlos has ventured into France,
and that Gen. Prlm ls about to leave
Madrid 10 take O trip 10 Vlchey for his
health. This statement of the Moniteur
10 generally credited, and ls regarded
as proof that the, Catllst movement Is
ended. a.rtl. .l ..tI.r mo-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-02
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Ju,tIcs Of he Supreme Court n Rsnaulpanta.
PHrLADELPHIA, June l, 1850.
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