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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
Death Is At THE DOOR,


In all these complaints tho svsssr, .,,.
uentIy SHOWS q wunt Of red blond, and II In.
Cnurchiil, In his work on Dsenscs OF Ne.
males, says: +" Bearing In mind Tint tl,o
blood IN remarkably deficient in red err
puscies, anu the known property of tres
10 correct this condition, Theory suggests IL
ny tue most to be relied on, the 6est ~
which Is the Citrate" Citrate Of Iron en-.
,ers largely into The composition of Eurlish
renlaie Bitters, combined with powerful
vegetable tohtcs Of rare qualities.
Among the mountains OF Tennessee and
the piney woods of Mississippi, il found u
certain harl and fiinty root, which hnn
been IN secret we by some old mLiwive1
ior many years, possessing magic powers
~ feguinting and restoring all females sur-
nrrihg with any affection OF the womb.
ihis root we have obtained, gave it n iair
TEST ~ our practice, and u IN now one of the
principal ingredients In these Ditterr. 9th
er powerful uterine and general TONES Also
enter INTO It's composition. We also add
lfptandrn or Black root, sufficient 10 net
upon the liver and keep the bowels open.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 26.--The
Senate passed the Southern Pacific
Railroad bill over the Governors We
to.
a dispatch from Austin, of the 25th
inst, says reports from the frontier
detail numerous outrages in the coun-
try occupied by the Indians. Horses
are being carried Oft by droves and
scores. Families are abanoning their
homes and in many instances are re-
duced to restitution. There is sud-
den breaking upof everything in the
vicinity of San Sauba.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
SICKNESS PAIN AND Death

Legitimately result ms pcnny,,<. a.
capes nv" wnien none es-
The f,dcd check, the pale and van s..-
a dnfss uuu eye. the clouded Intellect. the
u e ncnving sigh, the feeble and esmncias.J
ranie; the detected brow, the totte ne AT
~ inlicnte previous transarcssion 81 law
knowinE that pr ion IA the th,e;
s y, ~, sane a. intelligent beings apply Tor
NIT while thonc who do not mel mpon AZ.
prlncipic that delays are ianrc,o,,s ~. s.ro
crn,aS nhscr' lose more sfsss and pny sors
thousands Of mothers and daughters. I'm
MI stat,ons and conditions of lif,s' ~. s,. ~
ierng. lingering and dying IRON, N. = M, |.
oil some dreaded and dreadful
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

AN Alabama editor refuses to pub
fish the notice of u Universalist for
preaching, because he believes in hell
and the preacher does not. The Ala
bama editor certainly has right to
believe in hell and to go there too, II
he desires.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS

That ess sssissgsssrss or EN0IIsV
FEM ALf BlrrERS contains M much med
icinal properties as ess bottle OF any on the
srs OF he dayi The medical pro frssion Ia
decide the question. He n Understood That
English Female Bltters In not q beverage.
nul y powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic
co'nbined, curing long standing chronic
female complaints In every direction,
tut up ~ large bottles nc 81 so per boftIe,
or SIX bottles for ss.00. and sold by druggists
ana inerchnn ts every here.
J. =. DitOMGooI.E a CO., Props,
Memphis, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

To obtain good nights sleep
sponge. the entire length of the spine
in hot water for ten or fifteen MIMI.
ties. This will reduce the circulation,
quiet the nervous system, and induce
sleep better than any drug.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

IN Lowndes county, Tenn. few
nights since, DIR. James &. Carroll, in
applying at house for assistance
was mistaken for u burglar by the
landlord, who fire from window,
killing the doctor instantly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

THE girls at Long Branch are
about to give up bathing. They say
they look perfectly horrid' in their
bathing suits, and are determined to
wait until their married future is GER
tain.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
DRONCOOLR { CO.'S BU(HU.

The hest ana cheapest combination for
al affections of the Kidneys and BLADDER
ever ofersd Ia the public II IN prepared
by regular physicians and used by the pre-
Price u. or six hotties for IS. ssIi'by
Druggists and merchants everywhere.
j. T.. DkOMGOOLE a co.
80 Memphis, Tenn,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

SWIFT proposed TO put tax on fe-
male beauty, and to leave every lady to
value her own charms. He said the
tax would he cheerhlly paid, and
would be very productive.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

LADIES In Chicago use written cards
for calling. Divorces are SO frequent
that before the cards could be got
home from aprinter the name would
DO wrong.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

"PArRIcIS, will you take your steak
rare or well done? "Well done, If
yeplaze, for 1t was rare enough got IL
In the ould country"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

-" Were you ever at Cork, Mr..
Foot ~ said am Irishman to the
comedian. "No, l never was at
Cork" replied the wit, "but I've seen
u great many drawings ofit.n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

GENERAL LoRING, late of the C.. S.
A., Is In the service OF the Viceroy of
Egypt, and writes that he likes it
very much.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

THE late James Il, Brady once re-
marked that his experience among
clients convinced him that "a man 5
wife is his best lawyer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBJ
"A tanned In New York, Illinois, Indiana
state or Country. legal everywhere; deser-
tion, drunkenness, non.support, etc, suf-
1cient cause; no publicity: no charge un-
Til divorce obtained. Advice free, BUSH
ness established II fteen years.
Address, Nj. HOUSE, Attorney,
March28-3m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
City Barber Shop.

INiE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
i MS Rarber shop TO the room ON Frank
m street, corner of Courthouse Square,
where he has fitted up an elegant shop, and
Is prepared to wait upon his customers In a
manner unsurpassed by any shop in the
clty. lie returns many thanks for past pa
lronage, and respectfully invites all who
n,esllc work I'm his line to give him a call at
his new quarters.
Your obi servant,
TOM, BEAUMONT.
Jan.'lo, ls7o-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

Ays~eO A0uoUUs
As it soon will be time to preserve
tomatoes andmake catsup the follow
ing Will DO found TO give a superior
article:
Iomntoes..........-.... bushel.
bult......s.. .......s ....... or.
Allspice, ground....... 9 drachms,
Yel'w Mustard, ground, or 81
Black Pepper, ground 3oz.
Cloves, ground..--... Q drachms
Mace, ......... 3
Cayenne Pepper, grid 2 +"
Vinegar.................. l gall Mix
Cut the tomatoes to pieces; boil and
stew In their own liquor until quite
soft. Take from the fire, strain and
rub through middling fine hail
seive, SO rs to get the seeds and shells
separted; boil down the pulp aud Juice
10 the consistency of apple butter
stirring all the time; when thicI,
enough, add the spices, stirred ur
with the vinegar boil up twice; re-
move from the fire let cool and bot.
tle.-Druggist Circular.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
AT WORK AGAIN /!

John RICK would respectfully inform
~ his friends and the public, that he has
taken the room next door 10 the Post-of-
nee, where he In ready to supply the de-
mandS of his customers.
lie returns his thanks 10 all who so gen.
eronsly aided him In saving his property
~ the late nre-their kindness will not be
forgotten. ffeb, 8. lS7O-tl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

For sale by =, D. STEWART, Clarksvilie
April 10, lS7O-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

Il EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
IN large and complete assortment OF Fur
niture-embracing PaTlor aud Chamber
Sets, Dining Sets, etc. WIN have In store,
this week, n new and elegant variety, 10
which he calls the attention of the public,
Furniture delivered To any part of Tie city
A city and country hearso furnished az
All times, and undertaking promptly at
tended to.
q. {. ATKINSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

r WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION
i of my patrons to the fact, that the re-
cent heavy decline on gold has enabled me
to sell Groceries, especially those based on
gold, at greatly reduced prices.
Keep constantly on hand the best assort-
mentof
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-01

e.,
was sent IN, aud in les, than u month
he bad passed the cri'ls, aud stood
perfectly sale and secure; his credit
increased. and his business improved
while several other firms sank under
the blow, and could not rally; among
whom was llaw',y.' alluded to III the
commencement vi this article.
How de- you manage to keep ahov"
the tideY' inquired Il wiley Of Mr.
Bart, q, one morning, several months
alter the event recur,le as he mrt the
latter on the street, on b : way to his
place oi business.
VERY easily Indeed" replied Bar.
ton.
We'll, do tell me how" -aid llar-
lev. claim good degree at shrewd-
ness, but the strongest exercise ol my
wits did not save me- aud yet you.
whose ulabIIliles were twice US heavy
~ my own, have stood the shock ana
have come of even bc,terrd by the
stO,in.
The truth is" replied Barton, Il
cashsd my paper as soon ss II Was sent
lin"
al suppose So replied Hawlcy, re-
gnrdin. Barton with louA Of surprise
bat how did you obtain the funds
As Tor my part, | could not oOlain II
dollars credit The banks refused Io
take my paper, aud my friends even
deserted me
"A little Investment that | ma a
several years ago replied Barton
smiling, "has recently proved exceed
iugly profitable
" Investment :" echoed Ilawlcy,
what invcs'm,
"Why, do YOU not remember how
established Young Slrosser IN business
ten years sSo?'
"Oh, yes ,uiI Hawley, as ray
of Suspicion Ii, up his counienance
but what OF that p
'Ile il one ut the heavi, ST dry good,
dealers III the city and when lhi"
calamity came on. he came forward
and very generously y advanced me
seveuty-ive Thousand dollars. io,
know told you on the morning
called to oiler you aL equal share II
the stuck, that it might prove better
han an investment IN bank
, Du'lng this announcement Mr.
ilawley's eyes were bent lu,en'ly os
/ be ground, aud drawing a deep sigh
he moved on detected sni sad, whil'
Mr., Barton returned To his place q
business with his mind clear ana
snmated BY thoughts Of his siugula'
investment.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-01

WAGES Of SKILLED LABoR-The
market value of skilled AMI educated
la'o' in some Departments Of mcchau-
TO- - cnrrm ms In the wind iw-glsss
fctorie- of Plttsbnrs the blowers
AMI th''crs' receive as high - $3.50
per month: while few Of the most
-kill'ul nt,eu receive n hi,h as $40
per dry for rheir srrv ce- Some OF
the IN tiers" in steel-works receive
from $50 ~ So per day
Glass ,lyerrrs, in work. where tho
largest and most expensive mirrors
are required, receive very hi,h wages.
Ia fact. il j. >ad that there arc not
h,li ! 2'n OF the rally proficient, in
this clls- ot vrrkmcn ~ the United
States. y one ina hrn ircd ofthosn
who make the artemp' can ever arrive
at h- requisite d-gree OF proficiency
IN Ih,> business H. tnrn ont first class
work. The skill in ho'h glas,-s -silvering
and >tcel-me tin, i in the quick aud
proper perception OF the eye. The
same remasS are slso true OF die
cutters for type-iounders -Aot'l,aa
/ ii'SHn
GSkilsd AMI educated labnr " uu-
X ll-I labor One j. oi almost ines.
timahe value; while the other, lacking
nuh,ns bur the necessary training.
Idrill aud discipline, drsss on through
htc accomplishing little, aud barely
getting living hy the hardest drufg-
cry. Skill builds eugjoes ana makes
team do the work ot million. of men.
! skill builds winAmijIs AMI saves mil
| lions of horsepower floating about in
the atmosphere. Skid makes tcle
graphs, Cwlug-machlncs, looms, nov
ers, rcapcrs, ,hrashers. steam plows,
railways, and steamships. Skill vi,
vet reluce human labor TO the simple
management OF machinery, an relieve
man from the slavery ui wearing his
life away to get living. Let every
mot hers s,u-and dsushter, acquire
a knnwleiro ot some art, scicnce, ty
which I, save toll snl IN crease human
hrppiurss by human improvement.
Every ope may invent, discover, im-
Prove. and al something TO the stock
ut humsn kuowledge.-Phron It0yica!
Journal
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Luxury in Ancient Rome.

! " auy'hing more is wanted 20 give
usan id"a ul Romah magniicancc, va
would turn our eyes from public monu.
mcrts. d.moraIi7ing games, m grnni
professions We wonl FORGET thu
! .iatu'es IN brass aud marble. which
loutnumb bcrcd the living inhabitants,
- humorous that one hun lrel thousand
ntva hrcn recovered and still enbclish
! tly aaa woull descend into ibr lower
.phrre of m,'erinl life. to those lhiugs
which altcs, luxury and taste. to or
nnm""ts, drcss"s. snmptuO1- living.
aud rich furniture The art Of usiur
/ Wctn'I AMI prerions stones surpass
innv'hiug known NJ the prcSon' tmo.
In The icroraiinu of houses. 10 So
c'al cut"rtainmentS. IN cookery, tha
! Romans wore rcmW knhic The mnsaics
sisnct riug-. cameo. bracelets bronzcS.
chains. v,ces mirrors, mattresses, cos
m"tlr1 perfumes. hair d,e-. silk robes.
p1i'cries all attest great elegance and
h.au'v The fab'p. of thugt-rOpt AMI
| Italian br'rzr wore n EXPENSIVE a. u,
SIDE hnl"is ~ Spanish walnii. ~ much
% imir'd iu IA" great exhibition NJ
, Loniap Wood sat ivory were carved
~. evau.s.'rN ~ ln Japan and China.
, Mirrors wpr, ma ls - uolishci silver.
Glass cutters cop'l m't,ts The co.ura
of precious .i,u"s -o well that the
! Po,thnl vase, from he tomb 0f Alex
nnl~r ScvrruS. was lon, considered ~
= Genuine sarlouyg brass cou.I bs
hardened 80 a. 20 cat Stone.
The ralpce Of Nero glittered with
GOLD aud jewels. Perfumes aud lbw-
ers were n wcrei ir,m ivory ceilings.
The hu''s Of leio,ahau4 wcr' hung
with cloth aud gold. enriched with
icwe'rv IIs beads were silver. and
his table Of gold ribariuS gave mil
lion of ,cs'errcs for II picture fpr his
bri-room. \ baoqu't fish Of DiSilus
wei,he i've huu,lrcI pounds o. silver.
The rupl uf Drcsus were Of gold -
Tunics were embroidered with tho
& lures Of variou' snimil,. paulins
wore jewell, whom she paid visits,
valued at So 900 Drinking caps
were engraved with scenes from the
roct- Libraries were adorned with
husts and presses of rare wool Snias
were inad with tortoise shell, and
covered with gorgeous purple.
The Roman grandres rode in gildei
chsriots h1thcd in marble baths lined
from golden plate, drank from crystal
cups slept on beds Of dawn, r.rlincd
on lnxnrions ropchcs wore embroidered
robes. and w,rr ndprnei with precious
st nos they ran~acked the earth and
the sea for rare dishes for th-ir ban.
auots. and ornampntei their houses
with carpets from B,bylon, ONYX cnps
from Bv,hnii, marble from Numidia,
br"nzrs from CurinDh, statues from.
/ ,thens-sh,,evcr in short, WIS pre-
ri u. or curious IN most countries.
/ The luXnrieS or the bath almost ex-
cecdc belief; and on the walls were
magnificent irescr's An ! paintings. OK
hihi'ng al inrxhau,rab'e prpiuctive.
ness in landscape and mytholog,cal
scene. $ 'isuTfr im'ricvp.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-01
A wLLI-KNoMN clrrrAnan

A wELL-KNowN clergy man in ih,
west had been entertaining al dinner
"a clerical friend iIom some distance,
The evening was unpr"p',i"u-, ana
he friend was invited by the min ste'
10 remain during the uight, ami he
accepted tho invitation, They Wake
together fvr ~ me tine Ia the mans,
garden Aiausk the minister asked
his visitor 10 step mo the mans'
while he would give directions to h'.
nan.s servant To get his friends convey
auce ready IN tho morning. As Ia"
stranger entered the manse. the mln-
users vile mi.took INN tor her hus-
band IN the Wright she raised 'hs
pulpit Bible, which ch anced 10 be o,
the lobby iable, sud, bri,giai thp iul
weight ot II across ,he Stranger shoni
ders, exclaimed smphaticaliy. "Tsat
"a A.. ~ naax.k
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-01

In Harrisburg therc IL hcInltInE
woman wnp had been married four
rlmrs within ten years, and there are
At lrast,a dozen men 81 auNlnuN H. get
her that they have renamed bachelors
~ the h"pe thtt her last hu'h"nd
lI!usIiious prcdeces ors. Sure cuuu.'h
trw weeks agJ the man died, aud tl
,hcse tellnys began immediately 10
prepare ior opening the campaI-u
against she w,dos Ouc man name
ii \ de, determined 10 have The hrs
chance; y, h" jamed hlms'lI in'o the
wnlnw's carrlugc on rs way home lr'm
the funeral. T,klns her hand anI
iookn! wl,h tender gancrs upon the
nandkercn.ci with whicn >h, sDppe /
ner Iulliul Tears, he askci her t. be
nis--to let ham TAKE the place Of hn,
tear departed, ani TO coulort her IN
ner bereavement. Tho widow raised
her hanisercnlsi, bIss her nus, gen, Is,
aui said
MIR Hyde. | shouli have glally
considered your Offer, aud perhaps |
might have accepted It, bat YOU ar,
no late; the minister propos d T. m
IA the graveyard while you were low
rin. tho cotfiu, aud | sail Yes Bat
| tell yon wha, wall d.; Ill give
yuu the hrsl chancI after he i,cs,'
Mr.. u'ie said he wouid wit,
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The wild" Inyestment

Can you lend the two thousand dol
lar to establish myself in a small re-
tail business! y inquired u young man
Mt quite out Of his teens, Of "A middle.
aged gentleman, who ~a- poriug over
II pile of lcdgrrs IN the couut,n. loom
oi one oi the largest establishments
in Boston. The person addressed
tnrncd toward the speaker. regarded
him for u moment with look of sur.
PRISE, and inquired
What security can you give ne,
Mr StrosSer.
"Nmhiog but my note" replied the
y ung man promptly
Nv hlch. lear, would be below p,r
IN the market, replied the merchant,
smiling.
Perhaps so," he young man re-
plied, but Mr.. Barton. remember that
ihe boy il not the man; the time may
come when Hiram Str"sser- note may
he as readily accepted as bat Of any
other man.
True. very true" said Bartsn.
mildly, "but you know business men
very seldom loso money without ade
quatc securlty-o'herwiSe they might
.ooo he reduced TO penuIv.
At this remark the young man's
connienance became deadly pale, and
having obs. rived u silence OF s,ve'aI
minutes, he inqrired, in voice whose
tone, indicated keen disappointment
I'll en- you cannot Accommodate me, eau
you =
Cali upon me to-morrow, and will
give you II reply Mr. Barton aud
The young man retired
Mr.. Barton resumed his labors AT
his desk, but his mind was 50 much
upon the boy aud his singular errrni
that he could not pursue hs task with
any correctness, aud alter having made
$, ysrai sat bundrrs fo,k his hat. and
went out upon the street Arriving
opposite the door OF Il wealthy mer.
uhaut on Mlll street, be entered the
door.
"Good morning, Mr. Hawley," said
he, approaching the proprietor OF IT,,
- abll>hmrut, vino MAS seated at hi,
desk counting over The profits Of tn,
week.
"Gond morning. replied the mer-
Giant handy. happy to ace you
have "a seat. Any news? How 3 uatey
without noticing The interrogation
Barton said
"Ioung Slro>ser is desirous Of estab
l,shins himself in u small retail busl'
ncss In Washington street, aud called
his m"ruipg To secure oi me the LOAF
"I s2,UUU Tor that purpose. "
"lndcsd :" exclaimed Hawlcy, evi
DENLY surprised at,h's announcement
""ut you do not thiuk oi lvanlng that
sum, do y"u!
II do nor know" replied Barton
'Str"sser is II y"ung man Of business
alrnt and sirlci Integrity. aud will b.
kelly IT, succeed iu whatever he under
axes"
Perhaps 81, replied HaWley doubt
lull,, but | am heartily Tired OF hep
ny TO establish these young pspirant'
,"r commcrcisl honors."
"Iiave you ever suffered from sucl
, C.. .ursc ?" inquired I'art'n, At th'
.ame time castug u rough glance u
huw!ey.
No replied Hawley, "f"r l UeveI
lelt inc ,sd u make an investment U
that k,nd."
Then there is u 6ne opportunity Il
do 20 " may pro.s better Than stoel
~ bank As tor myself have c"n
ciudrd that IL you will advance ont
Thousand dollars ] will ooutrlbuls VI
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SELECT POETRY.
LESSONS.

-, =,
.snna, ~. "a. u' =.
Th. -. ~. .,ia.l
And /, ,nias siy.i. IL
sh. -. -. -,
,nd -, a.. I.i.,
nc - 90
, iesson q, ,ps ran D.
NIL A.. 10 -
W. ''''
go,
AMI 4, ,ons..,s ,o 80 -
r,an;n,,,a,a,. prov
iico's i.ssnnss 90 ,aa iam.
ror - "'
w "v'E"'V' ms v" c"s'er "''-
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TUg l,rN AIpoP LABOR.

THE iirNAID oP LABOR. ! ~aur
10 b. u man and succeed ic llie-du
NY stroke ii work 10 this worklng
world-rhers cau be m shilly shalt,
about beginning. | mu't take h"id
4 what II before me, no matter how
humble AMI luw the place. rather than,
l"se time aui purpose waiting io'
-omeIhin. heuer. | must see that ne
iuierual idea Ut going nicely thrnuai
The motions of work without workin,-
yer enter my heart Ii l want 'h'
best must give the best. The Ma
ter Of us ali, VIII said MY reward l.
with me. to give unto every man sc'
rorJing as his wurk shall he, nevr
.ave any nun u dollars worth OF pay
ior nluriy cents worth OF work M
~ never will Will too wsrld stands
So says one who has tried him in m,ny
ways tor Y good bargain; seven year
Ia the factory, tweuiy-no years IN the
,orgc, sni now eleven more In III,
nos' sacred wo K wan can ever 8,
u. =. a ~ -
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mo, a single f.rthinr wouli nd

Not q single iarthing would nj
vance for such a purpose aud it yor
make al investment OF that kiod vii
consider ycn very foolish
Barton observed a silence for sew
eral moments, and then rose to depart
"lf you do not feel disposed to sha',
with me 10 the enterprise, ! shall nj
vance the whole myself Saying which
he lett the store
Ten years have passed away since
the occurrence OF the sonvrr>a,iOn re
corded in the preceding dialogue. AM
Mr.. Barton, pale AMI sgitatcd, j.
standing at the same desk ss wben 6rsr
introduced to the readers attention
As page after page oi a wondrous led
ger was examined. his despair bscam,
deeper, Ill, at last he exclaimed
Il AN ruiped-uttcrlv ruined
How SOP inquired Hiram Sirr.-
ser. who entered the couutiug room
just in time To hear Barton's remark
The last European steamer brought
news Of the failure of the house oI
Perrin. johnson 4 TO-, who are in-
debted To me the sam oi nearly s20J.
600. News Of the failure has become
general, aud my creditors, panic
stricken, ar" passing in ny paper 10 b,
cashed. The banks refuse me credit
and ! have not the means To meet my
liabilities. It | conll p,s. the crs =
perhaps could rally again hut it i.
impossible my creditors are impnrtu.
nate. aud | csunnt much longer kceI
above the tide replied Barton.
"Wha, is tho extent Of your liabili.
ties p
"Scventy-ivc Thousand dollars
would that SUN Le III heiout tC
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-01

CUTTING, "t grape woJi should bs
prepare now. For gu, door propogs-
ION, eating Of two buds are best.
Prepire them =, pruning time. and tic
them in bundle. ot "a or OF eonveni-
mi size, aud osry, tho lower end up
10 some Try place, We say the lover
end up. bec,us. it i desirable to keep
rhe upper bud dormaot. ant allow tho
l'wer part oi the eating to be more
onward.