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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-21

Every man who would wish to sur
round the ballot box with those guard.
which alone Can give it that immunii,
from fraud and corruption which it &c
much needs will hope for the passage
OF Bill introduced into the Senate, BY
NJ. Stevenson, OF which the follow N 2
issocpy
SECTION l. Every person who shall take
OF receive any money, property or thing OF
ya.re in consideration Of or on account of,
,ny agreement or promise by him. or of an
other for him. to vote for any person or per-
soas at any election within this State for
AMI Office created b. or under the Constitu-
ton or laws of this State, or in consideration
~ on account of having voted at any cleo
ten within this State fpr any person or per-
sons for any office created by or under the
Constitution or laws of tlis State, shall be
deemed guilty Of felony and shall be pun
i,Led, on conviction therefor, by imprison-
,nent in the State Prison for term not ex-
ccediny one year nor less than one month.
SEC. 2 Upon the trial of any indictment
found under the provisions of Section One
u this Act if It shall appear that the de-
fcndant in the Indictment received by indI-
rec. means and with intent to eyade the pro-
visions Of this Act the money, property or
hing of value charged to have been received
ny aim, or that some other person or persons
received the same for him or for his use ana
b.aeSt with his knowledge and consent or
appreciation, such fact shall be sufficient to
warrant a conviction upon the indictment 50
found, and the Court trying the same shall
admit evidence proving such facts.
SEC. 5. No person giving another mohey,
property or thing OF value directly or ind
rect!J in consideration Of, or on account Of,
any vote cast or to be cast by him at any
lection in this State, shall be deemed OF
he,d guilty o: any oFense. and all such per-
sons may be witnesses upon the Trial of any
Indictment found under tae provisions OF
Section One Of this Act.
The reprehensib.c practices 10 which
tie Bill al,udes aad which it is iu;ended
10 suppress are but too familiar 10 the
.a6lic. Scarcely an election is held
shat bodies of msn aai individuals are
not boagh, aad sold like cattle in the
Clubs of marcenaries are
fJrued for tie avowed purpose If eH-
acting money fer their votes, ard these
too often command their price. L.,
the Bill! become law aad = chance will
exist for the suppression of u most de
grading and g'aring evil. The man
VITO will take money for his yo,e de
serves to be branded rs felon and
when such persons haze once been con-
vic,cd aad placed where they ought to
De, in the Peuiteu,iary, their character
as convicis will cause their perpetual
Things have come
to such a pass as to demand the pas
sage of such Bill as the foregoing
aud we trust it may receive the frvora
Die action OF both Houses OF the Leg |
stature without delay.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-21
AFTERNOON SESSION

f;y consent Mr. Busson introduced an
AT u provide for the formation of cn-pnra-
yens for the accumulation and Investment
4 funds and savings.
Referred ~ Committee ON Corporations.
assembly Biil-An Act for the relief Of
A. n. kruittschniis md hi, 6ona.n:cn.
P,sxed-aJes, II: nays,
Adjourned till Monday,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-21

vide for the selection and sale Of school
lands.
Both referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands.
The reading of the Revised Civil Prac-
tice Act was again resumed and finished at
ll:2O r. NJ, at which time the bill passed
add the house adjourned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-21

EVENING SESSION.

~. Wes1sesth By Leave introduced
sd 70 2fsvide far ,!ar issuing and sale Of
sessSl ieaA xss,ah.s. Also. bill to pro-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-21
FoRTY-EIGHTH Day ASSEMBLY

CARSON CITY, February 90, 1869.
Prayer by the Chaplain. The Journal
Of yesterday was read and approved.
Leave Of absence was granted Messrs
Ma, hugh and Barney for one day.
AN INVITATION.
The Speaker submitted an invitation to
the House TO attend the Lawlor School En-
hibi,ion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
Northern Central Railway

Northern Central Railway
SUMMER TINE SCHEDULE
ON and after Nov 22l, 1868, trains will +
" sUNBURY, as foflows;
LEAVE NoRTHWARD,
e.e9 A, NJ, Daily for Williamsport. Daily e,
Sundays,) for Elmira, Onnandai
Rochester, Buflaloe, Niagara J.
Suspension Bridge and the Canad
4.l5 7. NJ, Daily except Sundays for Elmira,
Buffalo via Erie Rnilwny from Ell
$40 P. NJ, Daily except Sundays,) for Will
port
LEAVE soUrIiWARD
PAS A. NJ, Daily foe Baltimore aud Washin,
Gas A. NJ, Daily except sundays.l for Bath
Philadelphia and Washington
7.5o p. NJ, Daily except sundeys,) for Harrist
connecting with Cineinnad Ixprc,
Baltimore, Philadelpnia and Washin
/ j. N. DuBAuRY, En-. s. YouNS,
0cn'l. Sup't., Gen PaSsen'r Az
Harrisburg, Pa Baltimore
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
1868 1868
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
GEEAT REELECTION IN pRlCEa

II. l.. LAZARUS,
would onll the attention of the public and her
customers generally, TO her large and assort-
mcnt of
DRESS GOODS, consisting Of Porlins, De LANES,
keps, Sc, at reduced prices.
CALICOES OF EVERY VARIETY.
WHITE GOODS, including a superior article of
Mnrseilles.
Extra quality of MusIins, Drillings, Fine Flnnnels
Canton Flannels, Balmoral Skirts, Shawis, Hoods
Wgan. Hoop Skirts of all sizes aud qualities, Gloves
Of all descriptions, including very superior quality
of Ladies and Gentlemens silk Fleece Lined and
Cloth Gloves.
Ladies' Misses, aud Children's Mcriuo Vests
Chidren's Wrars and Hoods, Ladies Zephyr
Jackets
Blanket shawls Of the latest styles and patterns
Hosiery, Ribbons, Trimmings and Flowers.
Laees, Stamped Goods, Zephyrs and Yarns, Tow.
cling. Napkins, Quilts, Table Linen, Gents and
Ladies IIandkerchicfs, Scarfs, Mun Tasses,
Fancy Soaps,
Perfumery, and Toilet articles generally, and
large variety OF Notions and Fancy Articles.
The above goods are held at the lowest prices.
Call and see them before going elsewhere
NJ. l.. LAZARUS.
Sunbury, Nov %, 1863
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
Heading kSaiiraass.
WIN TER ARRANGEMENT.
MONDAY. DECEMBR Ia. ,ses

GREAT TRUNK LINZ from tho North a
| " Nerth-West for Philadelphia New York, Re,
Ing, FottsTiile, Tamsqul, kshiand. Shsmokir Lei
anon, Ailsntown, Easton, Ephrata, Litis, Lancas.
| Columbia, DC, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York. as T.
| lows At 80, 80 and $40 A. N. and !24a no,
and 2.05 and 10 80 =. NJ, connecting with sinil
Trains on the Pennsylvania Eailrond, and arrvi,
| at New York at II 10 A. NJ. Il % noon, g. 80 -
1906 p. IN. nnd s.l5, a. In. respectively SleCph
Cars accompanying the = jJ A. M and 10 So r.
trains without change
Leave Harrisburg for Reading Pottsvillc Tam,
qua, AInersville, Ashland, Shnmokin, Pine Groy,
Allentown and Philadelphia al s. IL A. u and 2c
shd 4.ls T. M, Stopping at Lebanon sad prnclps
way stations the 4 10 train nah ng connection
for Philadelphia and Columbia only For Pot.yillt
sehuyhiIl Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkiil al
Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg Al . 80 p u,
Returning Leave New York ct 800 a m , T.
Noon and 10 and 500 p. m, Phimdulphia at s.
a. III and so p. NJ; Sleeping cars astoinpanyn.
ne wa a. M and b 10 sni 800 P. IN trains iIor
New York without change.
Way Passenger Train Iesvof PHILADELPHIA a. 3
a. M, connecting with similar train on East Penn,
N"road, returning from Reading st i 81 p re srot
pInS at all Stations Leave Pottsyio at 7&g s /,
Ii. III and 2.45 D. IN: Shnmokin at s. IS M; A.hIard
at 90 n. m, and IL so p. IN; Tanacuaa at 90 a IL
and 20 p. N for phiindelphla
Leave Potisvitio via. schuy lkiii and Susquah,uns
Rni!rond at T.lca In. for Harrisburg, and 80 n,
for Pine Grove and fremont
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading q
7.30 A. u returning leave Philadelphia at 10 u II,
fottstown Accommodations Train Leaves p OTIS
town nj 6 - A. NJ e., returning leave. phuas!phii
ut 90 r. u.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 G,
4. NJ, and do 7. A. fer Ephrata, Lite Laa,ss
Ter. Columbia 6s.
Perkismen Rail Road Trains Isave perkionsn
Jsnctitn a! p.ld 4. NJ, and $50 P. NJ. Returning
Leave Skippack a; s 10 A NJ. nni :. 45 p Al cgn.
Meeting with similar rsibs on Reading Rail Kead
On Sundays: Lears New York st 0op M PhiEa
delPhia 500 a. NJ, and 3l5 y NJ. the 500 a. IN
train running ony TO Roa ing, Poltsvlle S 90 Il IN
Harrisburg, so a p and AIN and 10 50 p m nm 4
Reading at .05, 500 and i.l5 a m for E.rri.bgrg
at II so and ! 81 n. m for Esw York, AID at 81
p. N. fer Philade pha.
ConnstatioE, MIlosse, Season Sobool and FIX
eufsion Tickets, at redGoed rates 10 and from al
points
baggage checked through 100 Pounds Ecaqagt
allowed eacl Passenger.
g. 4. NICOLLB,
General SursriEtardrgt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
THE MAMMOTH STORE
* Il FRILING,
Terms Cnsh,-9O days,

as my Goods are bought for cssh and Sold Cheap
for the READY MONEY. give the trade tho ad.
vantage Of all reductions Is fast they are made By
Manufacturers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06

These poits have foreign comnerce OF SDO,eJoVVN,
and uu domestic trade, bcsldr when we nave
the Immense nternii cuinuIece u the EmpIfe' Ia0Is
from points through It's canus and navlsabr IIVe's
The cable bcing i,ld, this Company proposes erecting
land lines, and estubi,hmg speedy aud trustworthy
means ai communication, which must cii!nhd IheGe, !"
every else, The communications OF the Governments
OF business, and OF social Mc especially IN 'h.ha' sac
has postal system and her only means now o c"hhu
nicatg Information By cou:crs on land, and Si s'e"i
ers"n water.
The Western World knows that China 10 very hrge
county, m the nan eensey peoped but lew yet feah@o
that she contains more than third u the human race
The uIest rCturns Eade to her central auihesIo tax
purpores hy the local nagisrates make het p"pun
FOUR HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN MlliiONS,
and thin is hkely be under than over the acua'
aEgregae Nearly NIL OF these VINO are over Ten Years
od, not only canbut do read aud write, Her civizaon
pecuai but her teraure is as extensive ns l ni 'u
rope. China is lnnd Of teachers aud traders and TIE
latter exceedingly quick to avail themselves oi every
81, fe cd facility Tor procuring early M" NATION IL II
uh6ctvr California that The Chinese make great use I"
the Telegraph though it there transmits messages ~ LTe
gsb alone. To day great numbers OF sect steamers n
,,yuvd hy Chinese chants, and used by them CSc'u
slvey for the TRANSMISSION OF early meiiIGence II tue
Telegraph prop se, connecting all their great seapls
in exsunce, 1t ls believed that MS bAsIhtss
would pay the within the first two years "l us sue
cussul Opeatlua, and would steadily increase thereafter
M enterprise commeuds Itself as IN a greater degree
TeuiuncTavtt u capitalists and "a our wule people II
is Of vast national Importance commercially po'cdiy
aHd evangclicallcny.
" The stock Of this Company has been unquafedIy
recommended II capitalists and business men, as des
able investment hy editorial articles IL the New lorS
Herad, rrhunr, World, Tunes, Post Express, lndepei-
dent, and in the Philadelphia Noih Anerlcun P'eAs,
Ledger, Inquirer, Age, Bulletin and TeirgraIh.
Shares OF this Company % limited number, may be
btlued al SJu each $40 payable down SD On the LIST u
N"vemher, ana S15 payable in monthly 'nsta!intms q"
$3.50 each, commencing December lo6s, on appcat'n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
Officers.

A CURTIN, President.
N MICKl.ES Vice President.
GEORGE CONANr, Secretary.
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier National Bank Common
wealthy Treasurer.
Hon. A. X MeCLuRE, Philadelphia Solicitor.
The Chinese Government having (through the Hon
Ana,n Buingame) conceded to thus Company the privi-
lege connecting the great seapots nf the Empire b!
submarine electric Telegraph cable we propose G1nlnen-
clug opetaJns III China aud aying downa line OF n'ne
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06

W., nm, ,,,, ,.,-,. a..
Wonderful or om, nb @ ~ i'"ner, tn"' pF'
I'd y that or '5 49, nan mas ntscn'eIcd Il rem
oI;sH,nt ~ i''''h' Nmen '4e lungs arc hHl
mind boiv or oa,ntc '1 o'GIas'S ""e.her ot
leave dnoth ,n Inv f ,r,t i've otrf er' M!
TO make our sI IIr,nary snhnr Iii,f 'o'
have Lnar5 .,,, Si'a l IG o1t sag show. You
wo do not wonIr S, -,'- @ q ''." % ana
disgusel ,yiih !. n, ,,i - rs =, '''i!S "c""ine
goGe's Cota,'L p ,'I | NV, w 't'' 1VA 'h"t IT
a,51.s, - - Ji.tJ ls''' 'e'R cnie ne
thousands can tcsigy TO- rrv Srd @ s'i"' "nltA
Cntarrb that We rii' cD.o c. iI"AHD loi eafe OF
ron SAFE nv NTGsT IIpr.,rrlr, ,-,.,.,,.
Wlirb 81 n ''@7A' NEhl'
PRrcE oxry 5o CrSrs S,'. L. VT,
f,r S;ytr g.. ~ u 7'H' oy Lia!!, post pild,
an f,r Il M GI 10 ~ ', 80 "Ses Io' S-'oV or Uo1-
ON Catsrrh AJrs. iE ,Is' - 'i ~ 9aSe pamphlet
r. V riTTTF Il ~ =, r,,, !, Y.
M ucunro r,2,,
r.iroI F,s,a Sn a. y. ,".tt' :" Vuto 'os' OF I'M
Eres oT,i, W,o,h ", IiTnI,I?, i" H.e'H or i" enk
p1in md prseir a. dra'y0" ~ oa' .F .'""lh
,Thnn ,ansai os al, - - ~ ,Iss % -, .""i
rnverr NJ Gasrrh ,I VI t'S'n oluSnly arc Ty me
@ "ae W S'''Ih, - Is l1's'Nt ana painless TO
Snt crcs h il. 0 ,I St'nons OF caSSe dFngs
Huy gurlS Dy lIs Inla India SS9otAlng action
that we cannot cure. W " '"'' y o"''''A
WuERF pnIr, TiUSi o.L DrEH ~ G,is icIo EN LhA-
II your Drvvcit. bss ,ot yot ,,nt nv !, ~ s
mi F ~ '.' @ ia. ~ ~ sVt " on SHie' a3n hs
sIni,'lr ~ 'nln motthicss strong snuh
will drive tho disease ~ ~, So.u'"r' "hign
II but send sixty cort. ~ "a sa'au ot cUrlAH
reach Nv ret,;rr NAH - '"N INC i'i-'uJ ""I
SEND stanyr f,r Ir Saln,s -, C,,.-,.
pttEpTW VIZ JH SI'iIIh' "a n
hH''S ~ ~ ~ ~
n"H4'' ~ l.
ThisIyrALIlgLr REY1p, 5o,.not otho,,;.,,
whieb the ccr L''o '1'st,t WIN
r-1IIiats az r, i,o WIS '51n huhUug6si SIMPLY
lungs Us mere Is danger o doing in the Of such
c1ros ~ t ~ ~, - r'ou"oY' pp''G'I ana permanent
ana ca, tcsis,, rTI tnloh'S M Iit1i! es 'l"u'
with n fsy sn,iIoo,;,.s in NC 'eaa - cured
Heyed and curod es If E i, ''"' ita"uuono T. re-
sive Breath Loss or rSirr'sIt ta c % VAtn' i
smell or hearnF Watsrng o w.ak III ~. ,,C t., '.
arrh as they all frequently are We ogs' IN % i "a
faith sandiug reward OF 5000 for a aase of C,i,rr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
EE EEvH GB Va No a-e

G.. VI. REN.S, DcHtIse,
Wal remove his 0fice TO J. N. simpsons D.!iI!og
2al story, Market Square,
gu NJ b U h *, r. "a.
WHERE he will bo prepared TO do all kinds of
w work pertaining TO Dentistry. VIII keep
constantly on hand large assortment Of Teeth, GEi
other Dental material, from which he will DO nble
select, aud meet the wants Of bis eus. lners
All work warranted 10 give satisiaet ion, 1se tbs
nancy refunded.
The very best Mouth Wash and Tooth Powders
kept on hand.
His references nre the numerous patrons for whom
he has worked for the last twelve years
SuEbury, March q, 1865.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
NATURES GREAT RESTORER.
SSEEETZ'S
CELEBRATED
B ! t ter Cordial

This medical preparation is now offered TO tho
public as reliable substitute for tie many worth
less compounds which now food the market Ii ia
purely vegetable, composed of various herbs gather
ca from the great storehouse OF nature aud selected
with the utmost care, Ii ia not recommended as
CURE ALL, but by its direct and salutsry inau,
snee upon tho Heart, Liver, Kidneys Lungs, sto.
mach and Bowels 1t acts both as reventye and
are subject 1t is reliable Faulty Medicine, and
can be taken by either infant or adult with the
same beneficial results. II is certain prompt and
speedy remedy for Diatrhosa, Dyscntery. Bowel
Sick Headache, &c, For Chills and Eeysrs of ali
kinds, 1t IL far better and safer than canine with.
out any Of its psrncious sset II creates an apps-
ttte, proves powerful digsster of food, and will
Prepared by
JACOB soHEErz. Sole Proprss,sr,
D. Cor: fiftb and Rscs s.s f. Philsdslphia, Pa.
sold ty sg pragxtcs es~ IA W ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
LIVERY STABLE,

'INlE Subscribers having purchased the stock and
J. fixtures Of Mr.. Charles Bacon's Livery Stable,
in Sunbnry, would respectfully announce to the
public that they intend furnishing it with first class
Horses Carriages, Buygies anh Spring Wagons
suitable for the business and will end to max
Livery second none in this section of the state
Orders left at the Central Hotel at any hour Of the
day or night, will receive prompt attention.
MeGAW FARSSHORTiI
Sunhury Ortnl,r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
EPy.. .s0ftus.Olp,

Member " the Ruyul College nf surgeons London Grad
une from Of the most eminent Colleges IN the tinted
eLles aud the greater part vi whose life has been spent
Ia the hospitals =" l.ondUn PARIS Philadelphia sd else
where, hls effected u the most astonishing cures
that were ever kuown many troubled with iEhg IN The
head aud ears when asleep great nervousness being an
ed ut Sudden sounds barh unrss wih frequent blusrg
attended snnetucs with der lugrn-ni mind
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
GEsAND IsARIsEEs SALOON.

Inc Oldest and most noted Institution
the Kind in Sunbury
j. w. WASHINGTON,
HAVlNa removed to his new building on Third
Il Street, between Market and the Depot is now
Prepared TO serve his customersbetter than ever
Having secured the seryices of arst eIa,s Barbera
SHAVING AND HAIR-DREssING
will be executed in the latest style
The building having been erected especially for
the purpose OF a First Class barber saloon, and
having fitted il up in The latest style, he hopes 10
receive L liberal share Of patronage,
In the adjoining room a Arst class Confectionery
has been epened for the sale Of
ace.CresaEi. Candles, Cakes, Beer.
and numerous other Temperance Drinks in common
use Oranges, and other delicious fruits and eaables
OF home AID foreign growth in rich profssioa and
elegant variety.
Sunbury, September s, 1903
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06

WEBrwARp.
Mail Trnu leaves Philadelphia, le46
" Sunbury, 6pG
I" arr. ut Erie. 9 so
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia. u SO
Sudbury s4O
I" nrr at Erie 100 %
Blmira Mail leay es Philaaslphia, $50.
" Sunbury 4ld
" arrive at Lock Haven 74b
EASTWARD
Mail Train leaves Erie 1885
" Sunbury, 2s5
" " arr. at Philadelphia, 1910
Erie Express leaves Eric Gas,
" Sunbury g4p
I" arr. at PHILADELPHIA oar
Mail and Express connect with Oil Greek
Allegheny RiTer Railroad. BAGGAGE CHECK
THROUGH.
ALFRED L. TYLER.s
General superintendent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
Agricultural 4 En,pi.mcn,-,

| OE'S Grain Rakcs, Steel and Iron Garden Rakes,
L Long and b llandle Spades, Shovcls, Manure
Cradles Cradle Fingers, Trace Breast, Tongue and
Log Chains, Griud-stones, Fnnning Mill Selves Of
all sizes and kinds large assortment Of Red Wagon
ilames, for Flowing, Farm Bolls, Cultivator Teeth,
for salo by j II. CONLhY co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
Philadelphia A. Erie Ess,ilroa.
WINTER TIME TABLE

Through and direct route between phiialell
Baltimore, Harrisburg, NiIiianisport, to the M
west and the Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on oil Night T+
On and after Monday, Nov. 23d 1868. the Tr
on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road will ru
f,Ilnvs,
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-22
One Toucl, Of Nature.

Whatever man may be, no matter how bad,
how uninteresting, there's no question thai
when hispunishment comes upon him his flesh
quivers under the lash just the same as if he
were the tenderest and most vrtuous of NOR
tails. Sorrow, like pain, stings the saint and
the sinner into wonderful identity of suffer.
ing. For the time being the feelings of the
two are SO similar that the spectator foreets
IN his sympathy to remember which merits
his pity most; or If he recollects he should
make difference between the twain. he ratb.
er fnclines 10 bestow 1t on him who. when he
loses the good things of this life, loses every
thing, and who has not delightful Conscious
ness of his own goodness and a certain assur-
ance OF ultimate reward to support him nm
der the worlds cat. There is a deeper depfh
into which the soul of such a man descends.
when, having endured his punishment, he
draws his conventional garments over his
rTw wounds and goes out alone with his pain.
that few saints wonld care to fathom: men,
tai hell, in which he feels himself man for
saken and God-torsaken; and while he abides
there he believes in nothing save his own ae-
ony, and disbelieyes everything-eyen the
soothing influence Of time.- -7snsley's Maqa-
zine, for July.a ag
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-22
A Social Anomaly,

Cornelius O'Dowd, specuIatine in BLACK
wood, notices, as somewhat sill guiar. the mode
OF supplying the public wants which is in
vogue amongst us: "It is from man in actu.
al want that we hear OF an invention by which
large income may be obtained without risk
or olnculty. Some one famishing in a garret
announces how from "a to e5 week NAV be
earned by any person willing to devote two
nours day to light and pleasing occupa-
lion. The people who promise to cure us Of
our most distressing maladies are not our
doctors; the men who exhort us to bolv liv-
ing are not our spiritual pastors, but poor dey-
II authors who sell MS. sermons for shilling
each; SO that, though 'our wants are al. sun
Piled, the singular thing is, they are all pro-
vIded for those who have become our bene-
factors by accident or chance
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-22

The Racine (Wis.) Journal has the folio ".
ing curious iucident: " The other dav a
young man was indulging in che luxury Of .
SWING; indulging IL it laziiy, that is, he sat in
the swing while vigorous friend swung him
with rope that was attached to the seat.
Inc vigorous friend, thinking that he would
give his irieno a sensation, drew the rope
back with sudden jerk; the slack, by some
means, twisted around the neck OF the swing
Isl, and with snap that fairly made his toes
llngie, Jerked him out OF the seat and lett
nim hanging IN the air. When he was re-
was long time before he recovered. and as
ing" '"'s'Nen'"i nanS-
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-22
Usefal Hints.

store Grape.
Ribbons of every kind should be WISHED in
cold suds and not rinsed.
Ii your fiat irons are rough rub them with
smooth
Hyou are buying carpet for durability
choose small figures.
A bit Of soap rubbed on the hinges of a
door will prevent its creaking. 90.
scotch snuff put In holes where crickets
come out will destroy them. -
Wood ashes and common salt wet with
water will prevent the cracking of stove.
Strong lye put In water will make 1t soft as
rain water.
will soon kill it.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-22

VANITY FAIR says of the English nobility
that where the eldest son OF duke has taker
the trouble to be born, the work of his life i,
done, and he commonly at once retires into
the honorable repose which he has well earn.
ed by his arduous exertians for the genera
good.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-22
HORSE TRAINInc

~ Nrainng, from the Young sot mn Oh Rx morse ne
,;-l- Tridball the well-known old English
Horse Trainer and Fasrier. Our most noted trick
naye pesa taught BY this plan practical sys-
ly sabdued. S' ea' w eoiAP'''s-
u also contains treaties on Shoeing. and 100 Re-
Tricks practiced by Horse Jockeys. Every horse
~ plesuer anI owner should have it. You will never
iegaee n Duyng It. Sent by mail for only 60 certs-
wanted. jel0w4W