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Love of Home.
1t was the great Webster who said:

1t was the great Webster who said:
"It is only shallow minded pretenders
who make either distinguished origin 4
matter of personal merit, or obscure origin
matter of personal reproach. A man
who is not ashamed of himself need not be
ashamed of his earlier condition.
1t did happen to me 20 be born in log
cabin, raised among the snowdrifts of New
Hampshire. at Il period SO early, that when
the smoke first rose from it's rude chimney,
and cnrled over the frozen hill, there was
no similar evidence of white mans habita-
ton between it and the settlements on the
rivers of Canada, Its remains still exist
l make it an annual visit. | carry my
children t, it, and teach them the hardships
endured by the generation before them.
love to dwell ON the tender recellcctions,
the kindred ties, the early affections, and
the narrative and incidents which mingle
with all know of this primitive family
abode.
weep to think that none who then in
habited it arc now among the living, and
if ever fail in affcctanate vencration for
him WHO raised it, and defended it against
savage violence and destruction. cherished
al domestic comforts beneath its roof, and
| through the fire and blood Of seven years
revolutionary war. shrank from no toll, nc
sacrifice to serve his country, and to raise
his children to condition better than his
OWN, may my name, and the name of my
poStcrity, be blotted from the memory Of
mankind'
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On LOVE LETTERS Serves him right,
sail Mrs. Punch, impatiently throwing
down the paper containing the report of
breach of promise case, damage 600; 81
don't care about woman whe brings an
action Of the sort, but a man ought to be
punished for writing such idiotic love let
ers.'
"Lsgical as ever, my adored.' said NJ.
Punch; "but it is the fitness of things that
Il love letter should be idiotic. Love is a
brief Every brief madness. Would you
have Hanwell edit Euclid?'
"But man needn't write, Now, my dear
Jane, sixty times in enc letter, and cover
t with stars that mean Kisses
Would you have him send French cpl
grams, or an analysis of the result Of tie
.leep-sea soundings for molluks?'
"Fd have him rational"
"Then, my worshiped, he had better
postpone lovs-letter writing till after mar
rage"
WELL" said Mrs. Punch, smiling, "per-
haps that would be the best way. But then
they won not be written at ALL"
And whose fault would that be - said
Mr.. Punch, escaping from the room
Punch
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THE NIGHT LAMP.-There are many
families who use night lamps, and through
inability to provide gas, have been i'll the
habit of burning kerosene oil, .ery good
thing when properly used. few words
on the subject Of its use at night When
the light Of the kerosene lamp is turned
down low the combustion is not perfect,
and the atmosphere Of the room becomes
vitiated by the unconsumed oil vaper, 10y
the gas produced by combustion, and also
legitimate particles Of smoke and soo'
thrown off, to he taken into the lungs oil
The occupants. Air thus poisoned is deadly
in its effects, and the wonder is that tn.
people are not Immediately and fatally in
,jured by breathingit. Its consequences art
the unaccountable and mysterious head
aches, irritation of throat and lungs, dir
illness and nausea.
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Bachelors are not quite SO stupid as
involuntary maidcns would have us believe.
One of the inveterates being asked the
other day, why he did not secure some fond
ones company in his voyage on the ocean
of life, replied, 81 would, if I was sure
such an ocean would be Pacific
Miss Winnie Ream is said to be singer
as we'll as sculptor. If the old rule holds
good, the one singing Ream ought to be
equal to twenty tuneful quires.
A newspaper article has been going
the rounds of the press Of late, headed
"Where is your boy at nght""' An urchin
suggests another article on Where is
daddy at night?' a good idea.
A teacher was explaining to a little
girl the meaning of the word "cuticle, y
and asked. d" What is that all over my face
I'D ''a' ds?' Its frcckles, SIR" answered
tie lit. chelub.
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A Wife to Her Husband in the Legislature.
AIR" Father, Come Home"

Husband dear husband, come home to me
now,
From the city and State House so warm;
IT'S lonely without you, why you don't
come home
And see to the things on tie farm?
You told me, when you were elected last
fall,
IF would but once let you go.
You'd surely return before April was past,
And really believed 'twould be so.
Come home come home. come home!
Dear husband, kind husband, come
home.
husband, dear husband, come home to me
now,
Come home e'er the spiing time is thro';
The old bride cow has got white calf,
And the young lambs are blsetins for
The hens have been setting a fortnight or
more,
They soon will be off with their breeds,
The old speckled turkey has stolen her
Away in the brakes or the woods
Husband, dear husband come home to me
now,
The garden needs spading for peas,
Tho boys should be picking up stones in
the lot,
And you should be trimming the trees
When will you get through with bills and
resolves
Stop talking of license and rum,
OF railroads and tunnels and such other
things,
And tend to your business at home9
Husband, dear husband, don't write to me
moro,
Of the theatre. lobby and club
Nor dinners you We eaten at the Mary
land and .'MorSe's'
But hurry away from the hub.
Yes, hurry back home, your Betsy is sad,
Her heart is SO honest and true:
All winter she's slept in the bed room alone
And say, dearest husband, have YOU?
Husband, dearest husband, come home to
me now,
Come home while the birds sing in Way;
And let not the smiles in the gallery there
Distract you or tempt you to stay.
The voice Of your Betsy is calling you now.
Come home, for you know what it means
I'm gettin: quite nervous about you, come
home
And We will have cowslips for greens!
BETSY JANE.
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The Poor Parson.

Il pity the poor parson," quoth my uncle
Toby. But did uncle Toby ever read the
following story, which the Christian Wit
ness, BOSTON, by one of it's contributors,
vouches for:
The former pastor of country church
meets with his successor and inquiries:
"Mr. - is still living?"
"OlI, yes one of the best men i'll the
parish; not liberal, but good man and
very rich"
"What does he do for your support ?"
"Wel not much, but he pays his pew
rent
docs he sell vinegar?'
"Oh. yes he has one of the largest
orchards in the parish, and he is so consci-
tntious his cider is all made into vinegar"
"Dses he give you any of his vinegar"
"Not he
$50 it was in my day. His vinegar was
made to sell. When his daughter sickencd
md died, l went there almost every day,
i've miles off. When she died she had a
great funeral, and sat up most of the
night to write funeral sermon. / called
The next dry. Then few days after |
went, and thought wouldcarry my vine
EAR jug, which just then happened to be
.mpty. The iu. was filled. did not like
to take it away without Offering to pay,
md SO ! said meekly as possible " What
shall pay you? We'll, said my good
,arishoner, Il generally charge twenty
i've cents a gallon, but seeing as how you
rave been kind to me in trouble, etc, l
Won't charge you but twenty cents AT
This time had eleven children and WAS
living en- 4 salary of six hundred per year. -
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An English clergyman thus accosted a
London street Arab, whom he found play
ing marbles on Sunday: do you know
what happens to little boys who play mar
bles on Sunday?" "Thcy must either
win or loss," said the boy. &c No. my little
man, that's not ALL the Devil comes and
c,rries them away" "Oh! but, says the
boy, "The Scripture says that he is
chained up" Yes but his chains reach
all over the world" said the Clergyman
Quick as lightning came the answer,
Why If that's the case, the Devil might
as well he loose"
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ANECpoTE OF FREDERICK |. OF Pc

ANECDoTE OF FREDERICK |. OF PRUSSIA.
One evening, being too unwell to read
his usual devotions, he called upon his
ralet dc chan.bre to read prayers. In the
prayer occurred the words, MAY God bless
thee" The servant not decming it res
pectfu to use Mee in reference to the king.
took the liberty to change the phrase, and
read it May God bless you." The king,
exasperatcd, hurled something at the head
of the speaker, exclaiming, sit is not So;
read it again" The terrified servant, not
conceivins in what lie had done wrong,
read again, May God bless you" The
irascible monarch, having nothing else lie
could grasp, took off his night-cap and
threw it into the mans face, exclaiming,
cit is not so read it over again The
servant, frightened almost out of his senses
read for the third time, MAY God bles.
you" "7hee, rogue shouted the king.
May God bless thee Dost thou not know
rascal, thnt in the eyes Of God, am only
Il miserable rascal like thysclf?'
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LEARN IN TIME.-A gentle Quaker had
two horses,-a very good and a very poe:
one. When seen riding the latter, it turn
cd out that his better half had taken the
good one. "Whatr' said sneering bacl =
elor, show comes it that you let your wife
ride the better horse % The reply was,
"Friend, when thee be married thee ii
know"
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A young fellow offered to bet with the
teacher of young ladies' grammar school
who was boasting of the proficiency of his
pupils, that not one of them would ode
copied.
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Ornithology.
BY AGRICOLA.
For The Cecil Wing

We again appear, and, as before, our dia-
tribe is the black bird that large specie.
known as the
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No person ever got stung by hornets.
who kept away from where they were. 1t
is SO with habits.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Stock and Farming Implements.
The undersigned, intending to relinqusli farming will
sell II: Public Sale, III the Elk Landing farm,
Tuesday, tie StA day Of Narch, 1870,
the f,own, Personal Property to wit:
| % HEAD OF CATTLE.

y good Mich Cows. all of which will Ice in pruft in
from three eght weeks: u-hred Attorney Bull. l.
months nld--:l ,cnil ANIMAL II heal of Young Cat
tie. composed Of thrifty Steers and promis ng LETTERS
III head u Hogs extra fine Brood Sow. will have
pigs 10y middle of March: scvcr. Young Tvs that would
u k fine breeders: Roar Pigs. good stock
FARMIN IMPLEMENTS, ETC. ETC
| good Family Carriage ami Harness, two-hoIs
Wagon. inch tread made to order, and nearly
h.. i-inch trea suitable for hurscs do. a very
h'ndy Farm Wagon: ll"rSeCarts EiGiltlursr PowcI
with Thrt-Irr and Cleaner in GOOD order AMI an excel
lent Machine: Combined Reaper and Mnwcr.--onc "t
;he very best in l Muwrr-1rou Ilarvestrr.-nOnr
.ntirr Wheat DrIIl. with Fcrfil attachments works
s3iendiLy Grain Fan, nearly new: large Roller,
Wheel Ike, Revolving do. Twin iarrowS, Square
do, A. do. P"wS din rent siArs CultNnt"r Sin
gle and Double Trees. Forks X tk"s, Shnvcls. Ok and
Spread Chains. train Cradles, Moving Scythes, Bush
Hooks. Iron Post Spade. Crowlrrs. Grindst"nc sets
Wagon Harness do. PInw Harness, Eoublc and Single
Lines Collars. Brill =, &c
HAULING SEINE. ID fathnms long: in good order.
torn and PHtatacs by the bushel: liacou ly the n.
ClNpITIpNs-All sums of SO and under, Cash: above
so II Credit Nine Mon Ii, the purchaser giving his
Note with approved security, payable ut the National
Bank of i.kon. with interest from date.
Re- sale positive. and no undertaking to commence
punctuiy at lOl2 o'clock A..
LAMBERT G. FORD.
Feb II, lSI0-ts J. u. ASH. Auc'r.
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BONE DUST!

The subscriber has Just erected at his frm the
city the most improved machinery for making BONE
III ST and is ready fill orders for any quantity
which will Ice delivered at the shortest notice.
The BONE DUST will be finer than any heretofore
made ly him chemical process rcsureh toy enabling
the Farmer q Planter Ia il with the Drill.
MIR. SAM FL SANDS. we'll known to the Farmers
and Planters of the United States the former Editor
Of She American Farmer and Rural Register will have
charge nr his office No. 63 SOUTH GAY STREET. near
Pratt and will he happy receive the visits orders
Of his old friends.
SIS per ton. put in bags. No charge for bags.
Farmers and others invited to visit my works,
have NOTHING to conceal.
My men have nothing nice To perform, therefore
have nn non a,lmittanrc signs ON nv premises
PRISONS free 10 examine my factory. and the nods
pprrnnii of Dust making.
afford t. pay :, 10 or 20 per cent to commits
sion merchants profits do exceed III per
Bone Dust. manufactured 10y me, is A simple, and
its quality canu"t be male TO conform 10 the price.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Let II" flisr delictcy prevent but apply Immediately
Persons Islinrt in health 10y UnI,aruc rretcncrs
that Deuoiy Prison. UtrcUrg. speedily relieved.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member of the Royal College If Surgeons, London. Ora
inte vi one of the most eminent Colleges in the United
States and tg greater part Of whore life has been spent
the oapitas of London. Paris, Philadelphia and else
where has effected of the astonishing cures
that were ever known; many troubled with ringing in
the head and when asleep. great nervousness being
alarmed ut sHdleu sounds. IIslIfnlncss with frequent
hlu>!ing attended sometimes with arrangement Of mind,
',Ji inn lat.
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Mtlital

- seentlncally administered by uT, BARROW merry
~, Heoiity &c. vsnlshss IKE dream. however ca.
ecoiel the constitution oil the app iances are nce
~ EMuANn W Tue age and strength OF the patient as
~ LoauSr me ronderinl asccyery AVA ablo to the
TO 4 or IRON S. ~
A III Special Diseases Ladies ana genteren 10
uoupls years experience In PrussiAh hOspi
Dr. fkA kkLlN. 1851 Beecker ST. guar antees .uccsns
iui cure nom u 10 " hours, or no Zee.
nh:nARCLAY, aregqlsr and Experienced phy.
lion for, privacy used fees moderate. Address
through Station a, Post once
nK. DEiItUT, l6 Blcecker ~, from Par,s,
cureA Immediately ladies ana gCntlenen = IrouIiSs,
slso sam disorders, nervous debility &C.; charge low
Only botanic medicines ubel "
nR. PERRY, IS RleecsarI can ne c0nspt,d Nv
~ tsdcg o. tentltmru M trouhr imiuc i4t. fs. =
g'Srahlsei IN AL case NJ ir' lu'r-s cure l.
~ NV YORK TrnOR Dl~PEN~ARY, iOi
. fFl &" lH It,. tHIai.T of tih "a . .,,I, i'ul,
% ~ ~ Al sgu.,avS rA.tutei, Fr.- -"'' "'"
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Sgipprus.
A NCmon LINEpAssAGETICKrTs,

A NCuOh LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
to ard from any Railway Station IN Great Britain Irs
land, Norway. sweden, Denmark. Gtrmlny, Holland
Belgium and the United states. by steamers sailing
At LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Also, Drafts Tor any amount.
HENDERSON BROTHERs.
7Dowlib- Green.
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{iblis Eo;,t,s.

NOTICE TO TAIIORS.-A .lecisl meeting Of
~ the Lentfal BODY VI the JOurneymen TAlOTt Pro.
tectlve and Benevolent uL.Jn Will be held sunday
ne1tNsf; Al, al lC stanto" e u sdopi men ures TOT
Necessary that all tailor, not organized, who wish 20
retain their rri1e Tor their IOpr he present There
cloud IN the horizon that the bright rays Of Union
mus dispere. We have no sentiuyl NJ tue door aud
card 10 not reQu red TOR admission.
BY oder oil the Central Rody.
WV. C. TuCEEn. Secretary
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SJEa.- RI. ~ The slate OF New orkt astie Garisn
New YORK OtI. 20. lSO-N1tlce hereby gwen m a.
the time or receiving ut the oices tho Commis,on
eis OF Emigration proposals. for the ecton oil the in
sane AsNdm on wards Island has been eItenaed 10 lie
Oth of November, pTpx. =" '"e
IIans ana chcations can be seen at the once OF
A. ~. 20 L. " OF each day. SO ""u "
Proposals. viii be sealed and andre.ssa 10 n. p...
lug Committee. VI '"s nuif
clue a., proposals 4 they deem u Adysaoie' ~ Nv
lo'gheo9 RICHARD U'0ORMAN, Ptssdsnt
JAMES W. HlSTEn. Chsirnsn
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9oTititul.


nEMOCRATs, STAND by YOUR PAR Ar
ersl comm,',5e held al wasone Is 1874 st. op Tues;
dsy EVENT. Oct =, Milan tSs dny or Tie De.
mocrscy to achieve signal victory IN ihis S1'te PFC
psS,' S,e s sf9I nooa. Which, beng put
vo:e were "doriei by large mH ayS coun,v ticket,
oreSd IN hc neld one no1insed Sy ne pI S an
s.s5ciation commonly known rs the houns 10
W sr,ds Tie Tribune the PRINCIPAL organ o. the
Republican parry IN This eit and state nrsc. the mp
Eepu6lCShi for TIC following reason' ,,..o
"Our own convection Is clear end strong that Gen.
Csn OF q; ,o spnS DeSGaS sSS IN oas
Hnd n" Standard another Republican organ states
sHddSte' OF aoc Young Dem pcraSy IL he follow:
ing breeder and NOR explicit lansnage; o,,.o,0, -
make th1i would NOT ARMY TO nny eadet "a hs parry,
overthrow clear the way Tor the renomiuaton aud
REELECTION Of z ant The election q NJ Ledwilh
ment Of tis nomination TO be tao clear duty Of Tue
Uhe,,ds, The Republican state Committee, e,ps.
ealy Ghareed with the duty OF attempting 70 elect We
local matters ne TO volunteer assurance to the Re
Egneaas ns ey hst thsy WI oe,t sn6,e5ye es
of The Young Democracy Therefore. on behalf OF
the ss Tpg. Te1S II e seTe no, add
TO eaIsiiug political combinations by tue nomination
IN view ofthe danger indie tied by the ao9ve extracts
r m if Of lac enSb can s cSmmee Of
an attempt 20 obtain support Tor local nominees Or be-
trayinE thc Democracy OF tho state ANA nation ms
General Committee earnestly invOkes every rue
hearted Democrat whatever may be ms views OF tcel
tngs in regard TO personal or local matters, 20 be
a faithful anu united support Of Demoelais,
and IemOcTats only, as candidates Tor STATE
oieer. for Congress and for the Assembly ana Of only
those candilatss for any office who are true TO the
principles and W seek ihe success OF the Democratic
party. And this Committee also appeals TO the whole
Democracy OF this city to CNfose and dcnounce any
and every person processing to be Democrat found
guilty Of Importing Republican nominees for any Of
those oices ana to oppose aud LABOR TO defeat eyty
candidate whose friends ard supporters shi he guilty
OF such base treachery to the Democratic party
ReO That the several ward assoc atiuns are re
by requested TO take active ana efficient 10
accomplish the objects OF ne lnIeEning rc.nntOn.
PATRICK KEERlN,
Chairman.
p. :. McurInE, lsecre,ares.
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reveals the events OF your whole life 90 true that his
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o. TEND Tor clicu containing evidence ana refer
enres Day and evening, W Greenwca V. Pay re-.
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everything the name 81 the yon 10 AIRY and that
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$orns ano 6aruaus.

49, - - ~->>NN40-oa-
fNOTRUCk anted 10 purchase III. vork
. OF some good stores, With horses, truck DC hd.
iol. Sun once.
Tor SAL ROHEAP-A good young horse beioS
une1 l9 snfle truck sold for wsrt OF use. Inquire
av. Greonpoint. .u
vtOh sALE chehn, mare suitable either for .orE
noi .ahiy use inquiio IN the furniture itore ia
N ,DIfT CARTS wanted In Rose Al nc1r
" puAhes ST. MICHAEL MuLRY, ContrsctoI
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