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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

CHILDREN's CHuRcH.-A new feature is to
be inaugurated at the West Arch Street Presby
terian Church on Sunday afternoon next. The
children of the Sabbath Schoolsare to be looked
after in the regular services, and on the first
Sabbath in each month the pastor. Rev. DR.. A.
A. Willis, will preach a sermon Qin the after
noon) to the youth of the congregation and
neighborhood. 1t is good movement and must
become popular. We are only surprised that
more attention is not paid to the children in this
particular Rev. DR.. Tying and Rev. DR.. Richard
Newton have Justly earned q worldwide repu-
tation from their sermons to the children, and
more conversions have resulted from their
youthful" efforts than frem any of their other
pulpit ministrations and there can be no doubt
of the success of Rev. DIR. Willis. We like the
plan. Preaching to children must have its
effect. The story of the Cross ought TO be pre-
sented in just such a manner that children can
understand it. and in no other way, and to this
large class of the community,it cannot be re-
peated too often. In addition to the sermon
there will be some fine music by the Sabbath
Schools. We learn that two of the beautiful
anniversary hymns will be sung on this occa-
sion, by request The pews in the church will
all be free, except those reserved for the Sab
bath Schools We hope this First Childrens
Church, at West Arch will prove a grand sue
cess, and that other churches will adopt the
same means of devoting portion of their regu-
lar services to the children of their congrega-
tions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

DISHONEST oKB."-Samuel Lee, 'moke"
employed by Charles Weise, Germantown, yes
terday stole poeketbook, containing SIS and a
lot of valuable papers, from the office of his
employer. He was taken before Alderman
Thomas, who committed him to answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

HOUSE ROBBERY. - Some time yesterday
morning the residence of Augustus Waldemate,
No. 1872 Grace street, was entered by means of
false KEYS and robbed of $50 in cash The thief
left the gas burning and the door open.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

RUNAwAY.-Oficer Deal, ,Iof the Reserve force
this morning captured a runaway horse at
Second and Chestnut streets, just as the animal
was about dashing into car crowded with
passengers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

FALL FROM LADDER.--A workman named
Merger, employed at Baldwins Locomotive
Works, fell from ladder yesterday afternoon,
and sustained serious injuries He was removed
to his residence, No. 1918 Pearl street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

RECKLESS DRIvING.-A huckster named Ed.
Leakimer was arrested at Broad and Colum-
bia avenue yesterday for reckless driving. He
was taken before Alderman Hood, who held him
in $500 bail to answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

MILK.-Early this morning horse attached
to n milk wagon became excited at an object at
Seventeenth and Green streets, and dashed
Coates streets amongst pile of car wheels,
smashing the wagon, and making the ground
'chalky" with the fluid
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

Judge Bradley and Southern Senator'S.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

Gen. Butler and the Georgia Bill.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

CAPTURED.-Ab Abraham Tatle is the name of
one of the sharpers who euchred Mrs. Jones,
of No. S27 Charlotte street, out of $500 On the
Custom House dodge. He was captured last
night by the Tenth district police and sent to
prison by Alderman Riddle. Shortly afterwards
his companion arrived for the purpose of enter
ing bail, when he was also sent below.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04

AN INCORRECT STATEMENT.-In this morn
ings papers it was stated that a trifing
fire had occurred at the woollen mills of William
Wood & Co, Twenty-second and Hamilton
streets. We are informed that no fire or alarm
of fire took place at the above-named mills, but
that there was an alarm from a building at
Twenty-second and Wood streets, occupied by
tenants. This was probably the origin of the
rcnOrt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-04
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven g. Bro, No. 40 g. Third Street
RETWEEN BOARDS.

$4,000 W Jer r 6s'... % 800 Pa 6s qd Sc. IO6
10000 City 6s N Is IO1 u II sh Nor Cl Pr 65
SlOO do ~ SO lOiE 200 sh Read s5wn&i. 4SN
$1,000 Pa Q m Ga - 9g6 100 do.s5wn&i. t3%
Sls2bO N Pa 6s &c 100 bb an Penna X Is. b67s
$4,000 Leh r BIDS 10 sh Rhila Bk. 1909
cp.... 9iAI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
mn baA lran,Eafas g,rIII

,,Giu srObss Wiessftia tat uiisE eaRb
befallen. Nah eineni brettdeiaen bsrct'
fdten &fe Der glrmse bes Warldaas
MsacIlabcn sesen ben 100000 Mann
ftarten Geiup rpurpeu 10000 Der tlnIrtesn
su @efanssnsn ssma6t. General BON
@impfsn, rpsGfer an Stelle bes psrpun>
beten @ar16aas WaeWaton BEN Sber'
befsbl iibsrnommen, bat bic Gapitulation
unter;sihnrt.
yDisfss srauiame @liessf&iG tuirb uits
fern Mutb niGt srf6itteru. paris BE-
fnpet iI1 beute In einsm poltcmmentn
8frtbsibieunssSufanbe. Die mtIttdris
ffen Strdfte pes HanprS peroen In eini9en
5agen prsantffrt frtn uno cine rrue @rmse
ptro unter ben Mauern Son YariS febrn.
Gine anbsre armee formirt Fa an bsn
ufsrn be, 9oire. Str Watriottsmus, SIRE
ginisfett, S9rr Gusr9ie trirp Grantrstt
rttten."
Der G0tIer 1T In tem &anple sun
Gsfansenen aema6t ,pUrben. Oit Ge9trs
runs wtrb in llebereiuitimmun9 nit BEN
STentliGsn @swalten oas WaBrrssln er
sretfen. peIGe Der Grnf Ter grsi9RiIe
erteiIHt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08

Sn Qonbpn terr16t aueercrbentiiGe
Sreups Ibsr ben seutlhen Sisg. 2 Stuas
BEN lang paren bic Strabsn nit Wleas
ffsn iiberfiiilt, wslde In Der bS6fsn @uf'
rsguns iparsn uno clue 1plhe 5reube 6u=
Berten, ais Of eS Elm englilter Sies es.
ipsisn mare. 9lismals suuUr inb 70 larts
SYmpatDisen fur Osutl&lanO an ben Sag
getreteu.
- 9n Wanhen Gerrf6t unter alien
8oIfstIaTen eine srcbe Sreupe iiber
Bite spn BEN bairifdeu Gruppsn In rem
Shlahten Bel Beaumont beDisiene Bra
pour. Gin BEN tfsntltaeu @rbauo<F uno
anrersu @IdBsn iinb 5laaasn aufsebibt
uno bic SIrger ;trGen in @rOSefiiun nit
0ulif. 0anneru MD Graneparsnten rura
Die @5traBsr. Den 8egisrungsbsb6rpen
wureen entHaliaitil&e Opaticnen barge.
braht.
Der GrUtfrer Der erFen fran35ffasn
Sanpne in benz peutIGrn 5sIp,uss III, Der
in @6rlib erfdeiuenbsn ,Nirpsrf6lsiiiidsu
3eituua" SufcIae. Der 5elOwebel @epsr
rer l. Comp, 5. SdaerbatotllcnS. Oems
leIben, refp. ZEN foult Bel oteIsr g8aHen.
that bettrttleten Sdesrn fallen folgenSe
prdmisn ,u: 500 S6Ir., ausseisbt in Der
85lniiafn 3tg. 20 SbIr. aus Sarlsrubr; ;
60 6blr. BON 81. Nlrranper, &auimdnn
IN 8reslnu; cine epleene llbr nebit Sette,
event. 100 EGIr. pCn sem 8estfruugsratb
Shdd In 9Oien.
= prtnj 9uopig BON SefIsn Bat weesn
Isiner IN BEN SsrfhtsSensn Sdla6tsu bel
@sb an ben Gag 9sIssten Sapfsrfeit bae
eiIerne Sreu5 er6alten.
- Sn elmer GeriammlunS nn9eir6eusr
SIrser BON 0erltn, rel6e pom 9Grssr.
msifsr bsrufen mar, puroe eInitimmig tss
| 1dblcNsn, ros ganie bautfde SUlt aufjus
forpetu, cine aprrHe an ben &Snig ju un.
terjstGnrn, In pslGrr Der Sslurenib glus.
fruf srseten rerben Ictl, wrthe bic Na6.
ritt berprrerrufen Sat, bag frsmSe Sntsr-
psntiUn tcniiibt let, rie 6rlats es5 5SrirsS
| fir OeutIhlanb su psrrinasrn.
Das reutlhe Bolt Serlange, bab
DeutI6lanO aasin Die 5orosrnngsn bee
Gfimmr, wsldterc fir Istne tiinftige 8cbts
fabrt 81 erGeten fir n6tbtg fnpet. Das
Sclt rrttare auf's Nsue feline Spferpilis.
felt, BEL rsr es bebarren werre, bis Res
&GniSs Beisbstt, nit Nus1aluB fremrsr
Snterprntipn, stnrn 3ufano terteifiibrt,
wel6rr ras frtebltds @erbaltsn bss Nah.
tarpplfes unb bic Ginbeit unp 6rsibeit
res 9anien btutlasn Solts5 fhsrt uub
Dsuti6lanb sseen jecsn an9rIf pun au.
Sen 0aranttsfn ttetel.
- 8ismard III mad Dsutl6lanb ;u-
riidsetsbrt.
- @rnf Sismard SpbIsn III In 5ass'
nau ais YrruBiiebsr @ouperneur bes Gl'
1ab infallirt wprben.
- DEN neutraIen @d6tsn eegeniiber
nimmt Deutf6Ianb cine entf6isbsne Stsl-
lung elm, unp ;sist ibnen an, rab eS i'd
teoe GtnmiIAuns In ben Series Ytr6itiet
gln Gnelano iR bic psrmatpriidbe Sorpe'
ruug aellelit wprbrn, lfine Neutralitdt
nt6t LANCER gu 0unRsn 6rantrsihs 81
perlebrn. Sismard bat Dem @n9ltI@sr
Winiferium tn Is6r entfhispener gSriii
etn9e1hdrlt, baB SraSen uter 9erlebun'
gen elmer Nsutralitdt auf biplcmatiiAem
gBs9e Su srlebisen ino, unS ni6t burd
gn9liIhe @brcfaten pber 9ert6tsb6ie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
SemgniHe:

llntrr,sidnstsr bsssuat. bab CT an einrm
9rampfassrtru6 iibsr 8 Sabre esIitten, ale
mGgIi6en DoFtrrsn su 9tatbc sssoaen, jsbp6
nidbt eebsilt wurts. gluf anratbtn msinsr
6rsunte tpplte i'd cds esBte SerIu6sn, bsnn i'd
mar Der rpiaen @rSiraifsrsi btrsli9 iatt unb
alma nod ,u Or. gmmant. TO-.
SSitrr Grpartuns Idnell fam i'd sur 6'snsl.
une, 10 tnB idt pbne Stride, pbne mtIfe i'd be-
rsits 4 Sabre has Saus ni6t perlalTen fcnnte,
MeeiIsn nett marf6irrn fam, pbne bae Id bic
esrinalfsu Rabpsbsn III bem 6u6e temerfr.
ase, .. G., q. g., 3. @lai 1867.
8alentin Sinfsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
Se0cbtasae eg1sta>crtb.

SttNHhtNNNh'H ~ HbLAA N-NNf"hf OhNhh ~
efr Grt prreen eebeilt
spt
Or, s. Immann, Spr3taldrSt SrrantciL "a.
SsrIeIbe rntberfts cine litberr, ihmerslcIe Seil.
mettpoe fir Nrampfat ern (Varicen, arampf.
abern, Variocele, Nrampfntertruh, Phleboli.
then, &errntein) garirpiifGtsn irbrr 9lrt rpelde
yen Gntartung Der Grnsn btrriibren!
Die GutilCbuug birfrs Gubera lGitigsn unb
metifens aud i6msBbdften seibsns gsi6isbt
burh Grpriteriing ein,slnsr Geusn uno ibrrr
SerSpeigursEn, btrppraeeanden burd beifGnei-
aen Drud he's ifaanirentrn SluteS. Snfplae bic.
Irs DrudrS rrIblaFt bic Glaitieitdt efr gtnen.
rdncr, ia ielbit sefabrlids Slutunssn OSer EN-
bolien, tprld,e eas 2eben rrnfflih in GIefabr
triuaen wsrpen leiber uur AZ oft bspbahtrt.
SrS9leihsn bietst Or. @mmanu gearn Sleh-
ten jsber gIrt SOu Der sspTbnliheu 8Opfile6tr,
Ncpf9rinb N. bis ju Rem Standardization Ring
worm, salt rheum, lupus II. bal, ippie Sauts
fraufbsitsu atler Strt fbsrs 5iilfe.
GbeniO tpirb ipe,irlle gufmerfIanifeit alien
GpileptiI6en unter 10 Sabrsn asgeben. iOpie
ron mir aud Sperattpnsu Son 5ilfcIu, pplypeiI
Sumcren, @sldpitlfen in her IiirseIfen 3eit aus
gefiibrt uno aebeilt ipsrten.
SD fise Scn SieIrn tlps iiber eiuigs brr
Iapierighsn 6Hae 3suanib bel.
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ssur AperE0aafelu =:

Gin ,lpsiASdises Brbnbaus in Dutsttcpn,
sntbaltsne 3mmsr. nett eCtte; bic lestfrt III
so Su6 5rpni bel f25 tisf, Die gsrbfiffransfH
beIfeben aus sutrm 9Iunntu, Safcftn une an-
esrsn angttauetn, ipRie bibiden Stftdumsn.
Yin tsr 5ront Ter ertts 1T NOD plaB fir ftH net:
isrss 5dus, gu srfrassn tsi ", 3palh, SHT
BEN plate. l1aefu
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lOrGH111u11O.

Der ltntsr,ei6nete bat bic BON slbam 5tbIiG
feibrr aebaItfnf 9Sirtbl6aft auf Der SIpeum
5Iat fduaib an lit etbradt, bseeutsub Ssrbeisri
une perftBusrt unb pirb bieGslbe
am Samfas, 10. SepttmbtI
fcisrIi6 srSHusn, tppsu or alls 5reunts uub Be-
fannie ersebrnll einlabtt.
6iir cute San;muff mb Spsiirn unb @e-
trdute itcer glrt pirb bsitsns gsiUrai.
Gtntritt frei. Gbrifian @aildnbeI
In auf SlpeumS 6lat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
S,nnntniIr. qsnis Go. q. q

Ties iei Setermann funb eetbau, baB Or.
gmmaun mid Spn einiaen pbIebclttben, wel6e
beifGntiae @erf6wGrunaen meines Itnttn Inter.
ffenfels suurfatttn, IN gBc6en btiIte, tpGb-
rsnb i'd SOr bisisr 3stt @ats prriH9t bate, um
sebeilt ;u tpereen.
@ittps @asbaIsna Gttutttr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
gRm fpcr1rtie1Gem

Cine tsaurm i'm eMtidsn gisritI eflsetnt
@rbnuus, aus flint 3immsrn beifsbsne, pom /.
Sftbr. an. Darauf RsRsftiTtnes mSstn hd, tn
Ser Office ts. 81. melefH. 2ell
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
Sac. @il6uf,tQ 1e65, 13le.

DisIe 3alen bsr Danfbarfsit Sbusn gu itnber,
fprbsrt mid msin frtubia creates Sers aut ta
Si, mid ron msiHsm Saliflue asbsilt, ben meg
,utriuasn i'd ;ptt Sabre ustneu fGmmtIitsa
gtrteitslpbn nufcpftrir. Dantel @etta4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08

tluisr,siGnsts bsstuat banfbar, tab i'd A Sclls
Sabre an siusm fehr fhmsptaften tlsbeI, psrur-
latt eurd arnmpfabern am rsftru sSuBs, aeIits
tfn unb mad GjebrauG aIler mSglben Niittel
entlitb turd bic Wsfbrte sru Or, 8. gImmaHH
IN fur;sr 9sit ssbeilt pures.
STaRton, 81, guauf 1869.
4atbarina 8afdnaesl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08

lem Srn. Or. gImmaun ifatte i'd fir bic BE-
banbluua msiues NIT bartnGdissn ardmpfanfSl,
len bebdftrtrn aintes unb etIeu rafbe Stiluns
msinsn innislisn Ganl ab unp tmpftblt tbn
Greunttn unb Rtfdnnten. fSdg7O
q. WptTGmann, Dpesetcpu.
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&rrnnfnii Qnli fA1n.

Srrantpn, SuIt 1870.
Sd llntsrssihnstsr btssuss bisrmit, eaB mid
Or. Or. @mmann SGn eirsm mebrtGbrigen ftts
etn, peltbes eurh bic 8rdmpfdter!i serurIa9t
mar, In fur3sr 3sifppIitSnbis ssteiIt bot.
George 8GetRfhrcbk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
Mi0tig =Samilien
nuS lcSise @cricuen.

NIB leSt9e RcrfcHen.
lint frcir unb pbus Sprsen IN Iir 3utunft at
tliden, 1T iseem @eesenbeit ataehen, leiH perr
Iriner 2lneebEri9sn 9eben fir fii nirerise CUNT
me Ypn ,ebn Dollars Ginsabluna. 70 mic jibrlis
den 9eihas spn Spsi Dollars fur Die Summe
pom 5000 Dollars su rerii1err.
Die Commonwealth Cooperative Life In
surance @elealhafi bilbsts iih lit 9ifw- grrf nit
einsm Capital pen 100000 DcIIiIs. Der Char
ter 1T brpiqist fir gang slmsriFa.
Dircftrrrn unb Assntrn iine in irbrr Slabt
srrannt, NIB ie rirb mad brnirItfn prinsitieR
prrwaIist. pis bic ItUu tsfsbtntsn OH 8elleEs
9ebrnssrrfhrrune.
gdbres su rrfraeen tfi Gas. 81. Bette
slgrnt fir he pslfItfen Stlaifn 70 ME I'll
Scranicn nnb llm9e6ene. 26mt70
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arbriter uuS SaabDsrftr.
Die Soften lirSsn an tfu SsiFsrIpu, gsdmS,
@aIbin0tpu, @Yomina, penn, 6rantIiu, Dipn'
Isy, prrpiesnct, Nsp-ycrt u. Raricn ISrnues
unb an Der g., s., 4. uub 3. StraBs. 9tae Strn-
6eu fnb auseslrgt uuo sstbnst. Die @jruneifiide
tprresn auf biliSs Srbingunssn seriauft. Disis
Gotten lino btFannt unb eeIegen an Der 8ilmpre
9aneIncde, auf tieisr Seiie ppn Green 8ibse
une beBbalb Strl n6ber su Serdnton, ais irgsnb
peId,e 9pttrn, bic jsst gum 9erfluf aussbptrH
pereen.
Die 9etisb unb Susqusbanna Gilenbaba unb
bic Srrantpn II. grppibeuee Strabrn- -Gilenbabn
fabrsn esraee tur6 mad Der RpnIry unb pro-
picsnee alpenue, unb bic DuHmure Snaben Gis
lrnbabn paIiirt annerbalb Sier Sauarss an ZEN
ertten am pbsrsn Gnbe sprbri. gln ber untrren
Stite begrinSt brr 9adapanua Slug eas 9ane.
Der SsiBtitsl fur hisis 9Uttru III uubeffreitbar
unb eisislbsn pariiren I'M preile Scu 200 bis Su
900 Dollars.
Cir 8spiusunssn, plan &c. frass man na& bel
Sctn Sanblep,
23il8 Rettsanpalt.
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9Serl0m06 agDir0:

Gin braper, sbrlider Sunse Srn 14-16 Sab.
reu, IN ciusr g5irtbidaft ais slufpGrier. gu
mslten bel GBas. 8. S6apt dissenting slprnus,
Scranton. II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
SQuS 3u bcrfnufcn:

Sn 5plse ss5 gInfaufs rinrs anbsrfu pauIes
bin i'd arlunnen, mein gBcbnbaus nrbit 9ptts
60-i60 Sup, sessniibrr benz S9ulbaus Np. 4,
erlcgsn IN SINE SrUOf, aus freisr Sanb su YER
faufrn. Sas gBpbrbaus 1T gut einesridtet, ein
9runnrn nit btnrriGsnbem Sutem 9Galer beiiu>
bet I'D in her Slide. Die Vote 1T nit pisIsn
8ebhSten, Simtensn une 9Vbnnnisbfsrrn an.
gspfan,t. Gas giibfrf BEL
ii @pttlieb 4rGmer.
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VVHWuNIpFuIIU VupptTuIutI ~ IUU,UUU
@etRuee, Ntobeln, aaufmanusgitsr &c. psree
i'd ju ben uisprisften Staten Ssrii6srn.
Sd prree MID btfrtbsu, mtine @gunsr IN
teetr Siniiht 3ufrifbea ~ ltsltn, unS iiterbdupt
meine Gtl6Gftr eepiifnbaft unb phntllidb ,u rr-
fiileu. gu ipre6fn istrn Gag i'm @lif gBprl
Diaibintn Sbrp unb ppn bis 10 llbr abenes
in her Sffier pom gDtlls une gBatrss, @su.
@ssnten, 224 eadapanna sIYsnus esstuiibrr Der
lBaittnstpn SaIl, finr Irtppe bed. Ssrr Ibsp-
Dor 9ellinetr pirb IN esr If. unb ~. QBarb
men, Si70 Gbae, On. Better, @erut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
gfeaae 0cSrsCtD.

Gin Waru, wtl9,r Ter SsuiI6sn unS snsIi-
ltcn Sprage ma'Vtig it unb cine jabrsIanss
Sttae ais Gjcbflfs pbsr glusfabrrr in sinrm
@rprsriesefGGft. gia6sufrassn in bisirr Office.
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QQttOnQl 0Qrten.

Ter rbias, nit allrn ncttpsnSiesn
9elusmlibfGiten serIebene SOmmrraarten pir6
IN 3ufunft an erutIhe Serrius unb 9ogrn, fUpis
AT anita eige gripatgrlrlli6aften GRATIS fir
Stlli1fsitsn pergeben perpsn. SaS Iabere ;u
erfrasrn bsi .. & &pbliug. 25as
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1ettcr

lem Strsbrten publifum Spn Srdntpn unb
llmsessne oisue CUR Na6ridi bnb Id pSn ben
folsrnben 6eusT- ilne 9ebens- s-gsrii6frunas-Gc Gcm.
paanien bic Gssntur iibsrnpmmen babe:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

SoRRow.-Sorrow sobers us and makes
the mind genial. And in sorrow we love
and trust our friends more tenderly, and the
dead become dearer to us. And just as the
stars shine out i'll the nights, so these are
blessed faces that look at US in our grief,
though their features were fading from our
recollection. Suffering! Let no man dread
it too much because it is better for him, and
it will helpto make him sure Of being i'm
mortal. It is not in the bright days but
only in the solemn, that other words are to
be seen shining in the long, long distances.
And it is in sorrow-the night of the soul
that we see the farthest, and know ourselves
natives of infnity and sons and daughters
of the most High!
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The HEART OF A BURGLAR TOUCHED
The Pontiac, Mich, Gazette has this item :
GA poor young widow in Berlin, coming
home the other night, found on her table a
note addressed to her, reading as follows:
"Madame-I came here with the inten-
ton of rohbing you, but the sight of this re-
spectacle and peaceful attic room, decorated
with religious pictures, and adorned with
pious souveairs, and above all, your two lit
tie children, who were quietly sleeping in
their little beds and smiling in their dreams
have touched my heart. and instead of de-
priving you of the little money I found in
the drawer, I take the liberty of leaving
here fifty dollars, hoping that yeu will ac-
cept them as 2 tribute Of my respect and adj
miration. True the money has been stolen;
but perhaps in the course of every day life
you have taken money from a worse man
than your obedient servant" '
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THINGS l DoN'r THINK ADv1sABLE.-I
don't think it advisable for one nice girl to
say to another that her beau is not all nice.
don't think it advisable for a man to be
always telling his second wife about "the
dear angel that's dead"
1 don't think it advisable to coincide too
strongly with people when speaking dispar-
ingly of themselves.
I don't think it advisable to commence a
story with Il am going to tell you a
remarkably good thing"
Il don't think it advisable, after praising
a mothers dear darling baby, for the
mamma to catch you grinning at it. a
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II entreat you to leave things just as they
are. A few days more of credit will pre-
vent the necessity of displacing my funds
Smith and Robinson regarded me as COM
pletely deranged.
Come" l said, ''let us lose no time; the
carriage is ready. I will tell you all as I 60
along. Smith, have secured you a good
'posish; ) and Robinson, I have made ar
engagements with a publisher for the getting
out of your book"
Truth, however, always comes out. Some
were on the watch for express package from
Montana for me. Well-advised people shook
their heads when speaking Of me. The ru-
NOR so quickly raised tumbled down with
equal rapidity.
"The best of it is" said some, she has
ended by falling into the snare he laid for
others. For my part. I never believed it. "
l comprehended tho situation by finding
on my table some twenty notes They were
all nearly in this style:
"Mr. Snip presents his respectful compli-
ments to Mr.: Mac Arone, and, having an
urgent need of money, begs that he will be
SO good as to pay, in the course of the day.
the little account which he has the honor to
inclose."
My answers were all alike:
"Mr. Mac Arone thanks Mr.. Snip for
the bill which has been so long looked for,
and herewith sends the amount"
Only one letter contained no request for
money. 1t was from a friend whom [ had
almost forgotten. Fearing that I had been
duped, he wrote to lend me five hundred
dollars should l wish to remove from a place
where SO many rumors were circulated pre-
judicial to my character.
Il an rich, not by Inheritance, in which
] never believed, but because it was determ-
ined in spite of my protestations, that I
should be rich. | have in reality been made
very rich-I scarcely know how. This is
what I would wish you to say to those who
would talk of me-"
[ owe more than fortune to my singular
situation, since it has assured me that l have
a friend on whom [ may count in adversely,
should it ever visit me. For another week
I was a common topic for public converse
ton.
HE has been fortunate, if you will; but
| say he is a clever fellow, who knows how
to take advantage Of circumstances. 1t is
not everybody who could in this
way"
For my part, I was for a moment tempted
to applaud my own genius; but a little re-
Fiction convinced me that talent had moth
ing to do with it, I quietly took my place
in society as the possessor Of twelve thous-
and dollars a year and still keep it.
Moralizing on my sudden change of posi-
ton, l can only look upon it as one Of those
strange freaks of fortune which all the world
allows to be unacoountable. Wcstern Month";
In
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BURKE's IRON WORKS,
Staunton, Va, July lst, 1869.

Staunton, Va, July lst, 1869.
NOTICE. Having increased my facili-
IN ties for the manufacture of heavy castings
l desire to call the attention of Iron Masters to
Players Patent Hot Blast Stoves, for Blast Fur
naces, which are giving such general satisfaction
in all the Iron producing districts, both in this
country and Europe, also to Westman's Patent
Roasting Kiln, for c~alcining Iron ores. l have
secured the exclusive rights Of both these great
improvements in the Southern States.
am still manufacturing mill and other ma
chinery, both heavy and light, of the very best
material and workmanship and at short notice.
am still making the best Livingston Pillow ever
put up in the State. A large lot made for the fall
trade.
Particular attention paid to repairing all kinds
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Poetry.
NEVER mind.

What's the use of always fretting
At the trials we shal find
Ever strewn along our pathway?
Travel OH and never mind.
Travel mountaineering, hoping
Cast no lingering look behind
At the trials once encountered
Look ahead and never mind.
And if those who might befriend you,
Whom the ties Of nature bind,
Should refuse to do their duty,
Look to Heaven! and never mind.
Friendly words are often spoken
When the feelings are unkind;
Take them for their real value,
Pass them on and never mind.
Fate may threaten, clouds may lower,
Enemies may be combined;
If your trust in God is steadfast,
He will hold you, never mind.