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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-29
THE ATMOSPHERIC
WINTER WAVE.

The clerk of the weather, once a
myth and now veritable head of a
bureau at Washington. whose achieve
ments in weather prophesy seem almost
miraculous, some days ago explained
the sudden advent of winter by the
Eruption of great atmospheric tide
from the West, which travels around
the world in long continued undulations
from October to January, spreading the
cold blasts and SHOWS of winter in its
course. This great aerial wave broke
over the shores of Oregon and British
Columbia on the 18th inns., then reach
ed and flowed over the snowy passes
and submits of the Rocky Mountains,
and speedily thereafter submers ed the
entire Northern and Central belts of
the temperate zone. ~
This explains why winter fell upon
the whole country above the Both par
allel SO suddenly in the midst of our
beautiful Indian Summer. Now that
the remarkable meteorological discovery
has been made that this phenomenon is
a regularly recurring one, Gen Myers
says it will be very easy for the Wealth
er Bureau TO signal the advance Of this
great blast from the Caves of Eolus. so
that the inhabitants of the country east
OF the Rocky mountains will have ample
time to prepare for its coming. IF Col.
DeGratI, for example, had known that
this winter wave was coming even dag
or two before its advent. he would have
had ample time to send provisions and
supplies TO his force of railroad builders
out in Dakota, before the SHOWS had cut
them off from communication with civil
izstlon, and there would have been an
immense saving of anxiety. snow plows,
labor and expense from the knowledge
Of this simple fact From not knowing
it only the most hurculean exertions
saved some 800 men from horrible
death BY cold and starvation. Millions
OF men and women all over the country
would have profted in less degree by
the ioreknowledgs of this coming win.
Ter, bearing tide. The wood and coal
dealers could have, and possibly would
have, hurried up their supplies, and
the coal bins and wood houses would
hardly have been so empty as the sud-
den tiger.like spring of the unexpected
cold snap found them when it came
1t is comfort to know that hereafter
victorious science will stand as wonder
on the luminous watch towers she has
built above the clouds. 10 warn us when
winter is coming, as she already warns
the mariner when the dreadful gales
are coming which otherwise would strew
the seas with shipwrecks.-&. Paul
Press.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-29

The latest thing in suicide comes to
us from Cleveland, Ohio, where an in.
dlvldual rashly importunate, went to his
death after tho following unique prep.
arations; lie first procured revol.
yer and connected it with a species Of
clock work, so that it should be fred of
at certain time. He then got into
bed and took dose Of chloroform, after
having placed the pistol behind his ear
lie then under the influence of the
narcotic, went to sleep. AT the given
time the clock-work pressed the trigger
OF the pistol, firing it off aud launching
him iuto eternity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-29

The Evansville Journal says: tap.
pears to be the style for ladies' to wear
exaggerated neck-tiss around their
waists, with the bow dangling down the
skirt. A little boy seeing one Of these
arrangements on Main street yesterday,
called out to the wearer: "Say, mum.
yer surcingle's coming of" A scorn.
ful look was his only reward.
Chlgnons are growing higher every
day. Full dress structures on ladies'
heads are enthusiastically grand. Castles
10 the hair, in fact.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-29

TEE BrsY WEsT-The December Mum
bsr of this magazine sppears in new an
improved form. II IL neat, tasty aud It.
tractive. Its columns are replete with the
choicest liiei ature. and as it lisa home pro.
duction, should be in every household
throughout this part Of The country. Price
$500 year. address The Busy West,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
A Dead Darling,

Funny things sometimes occur in the rooms OF
Photographed, a. we'll ss serious ones, aud Der.
maps one OF the most serio incidents that
ever TOOK place in picture gallery was that which
oappsned III the parlors OF = prominent photo
gspasr IN this city few days since lady evil
asaty from the country, breathing hard, ~ il from
naIu exercise, anu carrying q large. sized carpet
Ack OF the od-fashioned kind, entered the artists
rooms Is suddenly as if propelled from behind,
sao csfe'sssiy throwing her carpet valise into one
wlnet' began To inspect the different specimens OF
Ps.ufss IN the show Cases aud upon the walls
Anel na!i an hour spent in this manner, she ap
pached one OF the attaches Of the shop and ask u,
see inc different styles OF chiiirsns pictures
.as'o sue closely examined and finally selected
u..a @ picture OF an infant, and inquired Of the
.s.. s' wSat M he charged for taking picture like
ua'' Ahe price was named and she remark e,i
u.' was satisfactory, aud said she would have
one taken like that.
w Mnere Is the child p asked the photograpsr
ns'e Is, replied the woman aud, stepping
ta~ u' corne OF the Room, where she had thtowu
~ ' Va pol Dag upon entering, she picked up the
ave-, Pohe Its mouth and from its cavernous
uspa' drought out an infant that had been dead
N !.sn'y.iour hours 1t least. The looks of Gu
nos on the artists face gave place to one OF hor-
W., ou' MS customer was III dead earnest, and
usuns renamed for him but to perform his work
Hi.el walch the woman slowed away the deceased
dealer. "'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
PEN 6xLVANlA RAlLROAu
u AA z e.
On AND Ata.E n"snAr, !uLy, q. 1872.

y Esr PlILXDELPHiA. '
Train leave Depot. Thirty second and Market Ste
::;. .tsS' e.. INV. s:, :ss As''
paol Aceomm odstion daily. excspt SUNDAY. {. ~
an an s.s. e. m: and ll.los. N. ilopm.. $40 pm.
NiAsara Express daily. except sunday, 1904 III.
LSsk navsn and EimirA Express daily. except
Mail Iinasy, asSiy 'u .1csra e. @' sunday sm.
Faat Line and krie E1r. daily ex sunsaylz4 pm.
HARRISBURG Acs daily. s1e.pt Sundsy. 2.sD D. ~.
Park kesburx Train daily. exec VI sunday. $50 m.
C'nci matt Express daily. ................ o3O m
SoS.hs1a .Sss lures s; daily ,s1 p.~.
Eris Elm Mali iIs S.ils aa"' 20 - m n
ia.ai P.oii sunday Trains; --;s.o an and 50 N
Erie Mail saturday nixht run. onIy 10 Wliismsport
daily s.c.r. suad.y !ic1.;: must = ptec.,:d and
's us9 New 1ork o. 70 Sivi:soS ScfEst - e' ''~ Pm
Express for New York. rs. $50 aud II 90 q M and
E1oress Train tor Long Branch 7.l5 q u. and
$40 pm.
Way Trains tor Bristol, 6.2S and TO- - an,
Way Trsin Tor liane.burx I and Ta.,le,ou 500 NJ
Nsw io!k sunday Trains. 7.2a N. b 4, IN. and
TT n,,n connect. a. Trenton for Lambert
''''s anu T.k HkSsiSsfoN SifsS5ii DEPOT.
iiol nssburg tustieton 10 N. 1880 \ 7.lh p N.
Way Train for New Brunsw lex .......... 30 y "
s.Hpm
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 N. SO. 500 and
1.Un pm.
way i4Ie FoR K bEI%lDEKE ns.''l DivIsIoS.S S' ~'
Express TOR Ifenton. lambertyille. Es.ton. Scran
ton, &c. 7.3Unm
Way Tram 10 LambeityiIIe h Pennington, ,l6 % am
Express ior Trenton. lambertyilie. Easton. scran-
ton. IL. 10 IN,
A'''" 10! MSkkEF r,Sayis fkEEF fA rfsasksR PkkSsRRy
AmbOy OtvsstOm.
Accoinm"ls. tor ew fork via ADboy. $50 ~
Way Trans tor Trenton, so and lOtU y III, " N,
noon aud LOO. $40 sud b.U M.
Accommodation fot New York via Perth Ambuy,
2W III.
Account ior New York via Jersey tity, sN0 n ,p
Nay itun Tor hnriingtoh zs..s.. G..D u.
May Trans Tor bord-niOwh. $50 aud II ~ y III,
EAp IraiGt tor llishtstowu. y W = " und 81 T. IN
EAyress Train for Pemberton. Long Branch aud
n. sonthern and Tucksrton Railroads, IA, a
til and -
Way Trans for Mt. Holly. .oo s. b, and l.8o 10.
Way irs'ns for temberton. i0.tU u. Z l5 ~ aud
s0piu
ol..tins Cal Tickets for the West can be h al On
sriiicau. tthe Ticket Othcs. eVl Chestnut Ell
ana st he uerol, thirty second and Market sis
AseGts Of the biun 1fansiet Company w,li cal,
tor aud 0eliser Essssse the Depote. Orders i'll
receive rr. lt att,ntion and Railroad TIMe Cai d.
Can aisv lie atiaintd at Tie following
TtIIT ofIIohs 30 ss casstaut assa Ut street. street.
tNo. ll6 MARI u street
aLj at tls LtIUi aau .rry nslS cd ahuve
J. tAS>tTr. G.asrd! Naaa5er.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
carrlck and the coachman.

When Garrick was last in Paris, Preville tL.
celebrated French actor invited him to his villa.
Our Koscin-, being in CAV hnmor proposed to
20 in one of the hired coaches that regularly
ply between Paris and Versailles, ON which
road Prevllle's villa was situated When they
got 10, Garrck ordered the coachmsn TO drive
on but that fellow answered that he would do
80 IS soon rs he had got his com plem-nt Of four
passengers.
A caprice Immediately seiz ID Gsrrick: he
determined to give his brother player u speci
men of his art While the coachman was
altentivey looking out for passengers Garrick
slipped out at the door, went round the coach.
and, BY his wonderful command Of countenancr
"a power which he 80 happily displayed in
Abel Drugger -paImed himself upon the coach.
man as stranger. This he did twice, and was
admitted each time into the coach AZ a fresh
passenger to the ssioni-hment and admiration
Of frrsvilis. Garrick stepped out third time,
and, addressing himself to the coachman, was
answered in surly tone "that he had already
got bis compliment" and was about 10 drive of
without him, when Prevills cried ont "Let
'hs stranger in; be is small man, and We can
acommodste him without disacconmodatiny
ourselves"
The plea prevailed, and Garrick was per.
nllted to enter the coach.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
VIA dOAlUotodU III IAO v edI,
u II r. an1nE
PeNNSvL JANA CENTRAL A., 4,
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
FAST EMlGRANr LINE,
Q r F. Z T T s BU Ro
And al places in tas Rsst, Sov.bwsst ~.
Northvsss.



Thislins affords unsau ausll cd n ducs msut, 10 yer
sons dssir,ns cheap and ns to
West an deserve particularly the attention Of =,
eAeh rs dssra TO OF the Honsssss "a
Bill! passed by the last COuarsss.
The Pennsytsanis Central Rsi silfv I'd. with its o..
Meeting lnes. BY lS' miles the shoftest route to
Chicas9 aad other tpiscse In The ~ 80
prominent pfaces In the SOuthW est and NOrth Nest
Passengers are t0rwurdsd in comfortable and air,
Passsnss Cars furnish ed with cshiousd sSats With
bscks. watsv tanks. stoves. in Winter and
WITH eueh cths! ~ are requisite for II
Through hsn . sold TO osilpronissaspiacssi. oil i.
he Mss,. Soutlsss and Nor.h~sst.a a. about hal
Price. ..I l-5''' =
Bssvass ssehsct 81 and forwarded By the sms ,eaia
With the passenger. Eighty pounds fbasEsss ear.
:te1 free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily sxseet Suu1Ays aud tekst
must b procured and stsd II the Oaos
No. ll8 Mark 81 street. By 3 o'eloch, P. NJ ",
Dy sddrss4iAs the underlined he will forward
starn Of mail tree ofshsr.s. aeissslay soa,aisias
ao~s.ts.a Lay. .sd siys sssA I. SsAs5 inIptnsroo
ofthS PENNEY ivsNis SaiIrosi .Wpen.
No. ll6 Market esvesS, Philsdelpk;s q
PhOsdspbiA June =. 1875
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
Queer Cats.

Inc Nashville Un.oA and american tells this
Mty "a young lady friend Of ours, who is not
@o'd maid, nor ever will be. provided our feelings
-Weu-respected. has three educated cats,
... 80 ursined instincts render them interesting
~ u.Is". One OF these cats will. when she hears
s ~ aoor bell ring. run to the room Of the young
.rI,soa soa ihoulge IN various gymnastics, such as
..., ner back and turning somersaults. appar-
exprsssing knowledge OF the enjoyment
mus ieei upon receiving q call" Upon one
-, oa sas, the young lady went driving, when the
Il. ~. .owed the buggy as far rs the outskirts OF
N wv, wnen she was invited to and gwen seat
v.sss venicie. Que Of the other cats, William
s1uen. swakes his mistress at certain hour
,s,oU. ~ oclock-every morning, and it Is dan
.s ~ ." not u servant or any member OF the family
,u,s sussf the room before this time
mmssin maen lady calls and William sees her he
h@noinately goes in search of his mistress,
mi As ss up stairs and through every room
seth nnas n iler, when he seizes her With his
biz m;,. should gentleman call, this cat finds
ns nrIs, and m makes such known by new
yS,Sy; July; The third cat, which il much
nus;ns ;Ss+i than the rest, takes great interest in
ons n. suo goes lnt0 various antics when any
nasc ays ~ on the piano. When there Is vocal
a0or VA aais cat Very often branchs about the
Ben.s sua occasionally joins In the chorus
noatn,n ,,a!her hypOchOndriac, that cat likes
p,usllu music, the sad strains Of which
aOof y cause the animal to crouch on the
pthv "aete ,.;s it remains - II iu deep sym.
esrt,n, ",'n the melody. The principal, and
labit ~ The most useful. ii not beautiful,
inQ r,ts "rse %s eats Is catching mice and chas.
nsr strs.,. their owner resides on North Sum
spain ana u Ii said tho cats came from
sy men, nnl being once annoyed by his foot
k,ivss .s.ae .se Profans sougs while cls4niuv the
as,s aa - .ofs', ordered him. under pa,u Of ds-
Ae,i, :, ing hymus. But ~ the wo.k proceed
NA IL -. . .sns of the solemn yet slow msl-
s,SS.ys0f protaus music; othsrx,ss ~ ~ kni,ss -
taasr. "0aia never have bssu ready in time for
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09

SUNDAY TsA y.
Leave wii@inston q ". Chsdds Ford as5, aud
.'"'' '' oss''e}ss;; cSsssc.ffipSSsssc: 4 .fpS 4 r.
A. ohsdd,s Rord, Trains Nos. /, s.5.7 and
connecs conn fof fhnsdsPhie. snt .ad With ffaips
tom baltino.s; end Nos. l and With trsiss Tor
bai!imors No. With train for Port Deposit.
nj Al CoAtesviils. tsAiss NoA, And oonnssx =,
Ph'isdelphia, and etsins \ D. l. and Si6 srsin,
% iro| rhiisdslphisi a. Birdsbor.' tI.inS Nos. /
sna q, soa1:c! Tor fhiisdsPhi. ana Ea,ns !, and
Excursion tickets will Be- cold fos sl statieps fo,
SUNDAY train going north ward: this train vii stop
9. sfoL2,
General 6uDsr6ssnd0t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
REDUCTION IL PAssAal NATE,
ANCNDR LIAH sVIAAERs

ANCHOR AlA1 STEAMERS
SAIL. Evssu WsDnssDAr AND sArps-
DAT.
,, Passenger. booked t. e saa from ssy R.ilvv Sta
way; SSwsdsn. Denmark 0srnsny. 1raacs. hol-
esie% % i:1s rom aeS SEH9bsR se-tsN 10 -ItsoNpoN LIy.
a1kroOL. 0tASaOw aka 1eARH ~ cope.
sss sss ssS:. ssiSc..'a sse ss '''4's''' ''~'r' sss
kxcURsI0N 9Ick gTs. slse.
!NrHknEDLATE, ess, sreAkA0R441eA!.
fsl,iss q 1aisS 10 tAdr ft,ssasastaid o,a -.
~ oan 'pnrchass ticksss at loves, rates. To
sSk ssfSdfsfii iis'f'I I::sssii A. I! a.; !: !.
.n,lys.. MA ~ ~ : r.1V6 sssee.
P1HddHxpp1RL1ffSalhAda PHddHxpp RL1ffalhAdaiH \ Z HHtllAt Nsroh 4Vkff
0. ..a .,.,, SkESSIAh IsSEIb.Y1l bs.N1les e,j 81 r:
s.is Ss s:ssss = Hs.S.isL,:s e q :Sss1SS 9 Is
.,:::;;:; \; {; :., ~, sss ~, sss:I, s. ;ls
tai CIvas'. "a . :; i.seiis. bIS. 4: fS:se
10. e s,,.,:;;. Il; 1;;.,s:ssa: n I: s .ss.. iS
'1a. 1oet0i =. Z. xANNIY. SSo'S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
A Few More Mornings.

few more mornings; few more MORNINGS.
Wsll watch the Iight's low dawning. dull and
gray;
fsv more mornings we'll family murmur
To those who love US. ''ris our latest day"
From weary brows will fall the life worn mask,
From tired hands will drop the half done task.
few more mornings-but few more moraings-
Others will take the work that we laid down;
viii lift it where We lett it in the shadows;
Will bear the cross-perhaps may wear the crown
We longed / Tor, toiled for ail our Heetins hours,
The crown of crowns-that never could be ours
4 few morn morniugsl Amidst distant dawning
They who come after US softly say.
where now the labor of those gone before US?
The recompense Of all their burdened day?
They are not missed where they were always seen,
And life moves as if they had not been"
A few more morn inss! still will be forever
The hearts that thrill to day with Loves dear pain,
All suffering desire all done the long enielycr-
The far -out yearninx of the lofty BRAIN
There n be in the low house whore we lie down
No Lowell no hate no dreams of high renowu
few more mornings! Twill all be told-our story.
So sweet so brief. Why war with chang eless fare?
Why cry for love! Why spend our strength for
glory?
Why pray to God with prayer importunate?
His centuries 20 We still must come and pass
Like leafy shadows ON the Summer grass.
few more mornings-and then again in beauty
The earth will wear the splendor of her Spring.
While we within the universe of spirits
Will wander somewhere among viewless things.
We still must see our human home is fair
Whereof it he in all the heaven of air.
woudrous must be Gods gift to compensate
For all we miss within our human fate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
OELAW 4 uk RAILROAD LINE.
SUMNER ARRAN0EMBnY
leave ~ fulloWs;
hORTHWARn-

On ana sf.sf MONDAY, July 18th
1879. (sundsvs sxesptsd,l Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
A word 70 the Wise.

Nv success 10 owing to my hberality ~ sdver-
tisiug. ug.-Bo"neT' -,
Advertising has furnished me with compsten-
cy-Amos Laurence.
I advertised my pEodsrtions and made money.
Nicholas Longscorth. n,i
Constant aud parsistent advertising is = sure
prsldds to wealth. .-SffpAsn Gerard.
Hs who invests QUE dollar In business should
invest one dollar in advertising that business
4 r. Mst0drt. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09

GEORGE JACK,
No. 3O0 Market ST.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C..

%ASN@S SPECTACLES 4 EYE GLASSES--
- SGGOLp. SILVER AND RUBBER
FRAMES.
We claim from experience to suit every ~
psculisrity Of impaired vision, and in every W.
case suaraptee satisfaction. Our facilities
are such that We ran exchange glasses in Ess,p
any shape. frame TO suit theeustomer in few hou.
N. B.-F'rst store above Third street.
kepsirius in all II. branches. sep.ri lv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09

Ihe Mixed Train Will run s00jsct - AsiAys Incl.
dent to frsisht bus'neas, and viii Stop aniy At sta-
''1' 'A.'' NER WV I cAssffk tlsi1fk rRA,sS
81 i.ay; NJ f: I..1: e, SAa
Wilmington sl LILO P. NJ. for New Csstle.
SMTRNA BRANCH TEAMS
Aaa,!iSnsi TO those seSvs ,lesvs SDyrna for Clay
Smyrna $50 z. M. and 200 .. m.. to make eonnec-
ton With tra!neto and frcm Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At IoWNsEND. With ths Kent csunsy asd Queen
AtChAiIoN. with the Maryland and Delaware
At HAhklNGIoN. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad. !.
AtsEAF0RD with shs Dorshsstsr and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Rsilroao
and Wicomico and rocomoks Rsiirosd.
H. e. KINNEY Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
Ratlruad 4iues.
T .ilstisIphIa, wilmington spu "a u
Ws1e Railroad.
.2 L u III q

&2 AAH III 9
TIME TABLE.
sS.a 81 IA w.. a. T:.. Vi. ....
"sas .Spes.. Il .sS 4. 4.
6....sss s.so.a ISs. oSns::: S;.1
10. WIN sMS,ua Branch ksAl.osd snd Maryland ssd
x,rsa .ss 1ossSss..s sas sas
E.!it"aa. At salisbury with Wron,,co ana Po.ou.ss s
ExfEkss TiAlx =. is.~ NJ. ,su.a.,. .,s.,... s.,
Py. aud s.p''Ss Soa..s.. w,.s:G: =. ;;:
sxPRkss TRAIN s.avo =. NJ Il. 1s tsSna.,. .,c.v,xs
low fsu,
Newark Eik.on. North KAsss Cn.,i...own. irHr,
M.sso a%...
sishrEAfkhs,s a. iIsvrM N daily ..h
ssa fsa lssssisi t... s'.'%s:;' H.;.,,,. w
r...spys, Fortress ,on,". .sl Sai"I Il, .... IN.
H." y rTs,1. sIlv,...,.x r.,..
iass ~ .:i:ls. .HasssIS .. sSo
Paw !" y II ,,il .,a .aa ,a..rI-a.,. .,....
a., ~ 4 = 20 ~ .'s a. .io .,., ~; .ss s
..y .,,.ssa sns's, ..a p.'lss.Dls On sunds;
The 8 ts A a. tram nsui WILMINGTON viii c.unscs =.
Arsenal janc,ion oy street cars With the So N
PsIL1: ASI sAIro % 1EETsx1 SsS h1"sa'' K \. rsAJss
40 4; s.ssi. e. Sss .:.. .aa fA
Leave sh'l.ds.pn.. oi t0!t Dspos,. Sundays exec,
Stu . ~ y. IA. PhilAdophi.
InAhas fotd VI iVna IN. Wedn ssdAys and sAtur-
uAysM zD " m Phi.dsiC iCh,A TOT Ch0sIsr n -lsh.y
A. ~ y. IN fsiiadelEhis Tor Oxford ss IVU I. n,
Wednesday, aLa ssturdays - p u, The " 1 "a.
tran :.op' s'.l' Citations Ls.~ssa Pna.a.pL,. .n1
Leave Port Dspos, Tor Philadelphia Euunays sxcsptsd
sIs 4 " And - 70 3. Or sOTd tveHf sd stpnle q,
oO q IN chsdis Ford Tor PhllAdsiJnis 10 o. 10
Sua'sy, leave fhiis tslphis for Oxford - g. 70
~ iea'e ohiSai tot ra,iSd1ipnis " v. u.
its'ns esV'hs iTiDston 81 Is .. u will
consct ~ Lsmoktn junction with the 100 4 u AID
Isl y 70, Hains ior fha1slphia and ,itiross. Cen
tIsi Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FRoA BALTIMORE
-AA'k LhISHrOk ~ " ~, lad ~, s41, " w. 2. \
CHESTER FoR FHILADELPHII.
LkA CHEaTkE st7;2 1872. s., ~ sud II W. a. ~
i.Ao IA. AN, - 81, 6.ll 766 and i0.6S ~
ttoH Baltimore ~ fhaisiphia. Leave Baltimore ~ ~
-. "E nhl - ~, kAprss A3 T. u M
piess !25p. M. EXPRESS ll0J 4. Ii Express.
sfo" na10fe rott DspositAadi media ssss.Sion
AccOmI0otatoz aiufrom PorI Desos II i "a R,,rv
slis Ato u N. fol bHltun0Is nd sdiass ess
TRAINS FOR sALFIxoRE
Leave Chester As lIvs And p.ll 4. \ Ana ass yn
Leave Wilmington a. l3s2, ans aud lv W ~ lVs ps
6li 2.
SUNDAY TRAIN FRox BALTIMORE.
Iss'se 1A"inots 70 ~ stopping 81 Mag Perry
mans AbsId~eU AAvrs -ds-(3, ace 10 g "a, -
town. Moth Gsst. ElAion. NsW.ls, st.a.oa, ksu
poiI wiiL.nstop, Ola noAt, Lii. w.ff and Chester.
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n0Nns End Cf.EF. f,4sEe,s rEoTEEINes

from sw@anFa halls years up TO manheCs5G
Embracing, it dOSa, everything new ssA @htS'
dren'a GhoTHIEG aad UEDERByEAR; ash&sl and
Dress SUITS and OyERe,eATS; Youths, Boys and
6hiidren'. SHIRGS and JUVENILE 8Oo& s@Ea
ERALLY. Soothing buS tirse class stock, and9riceG
guara nteed as low n aaly city, Borth On SOUTH
Geods nos satisfactory GaA BE- UetVrpe8 an& tho
| Ill 49, ,.inla
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RH wAY OF ATONEMEET.

Andrew johnson has just done some
thing in the way of atoning for his faults.
He has made Slight return to the Repub"
Tcan party for the trouble be put it to
five or SIX years ago. He ran for Con-
gress, as an Independent candidate, for the
State Of Tennessee at large, and divided
the Democratic vote with Cheatham so
evenly that Horace Maynard, one Of the
best Republicans in the South, has been
elected. Andy appears 20 have received
the least number Of votes of the trio; he
is, Of course, defeated, but he is re7enged
for the indignities he has received from
the Tennessee Democracy. They made a
fercer war upon him than they did upon
the Republican competitor, but were I'M
able 70 drive him from the field or pre-
vent his receiving respectable vote.
Like the contest in New Orleans for one
Of the city offices, chat in Tennessee has
resulted in securing the election OF Re-
publican where there would have been but
little chance foc such result but foE a
feud among protested political friends.
Andy owed some reparation to the Re-
publican party. and lie has just discharged
a portion of the debt.
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UL-TJMBD AMBITION.

In q neigboring parish q man has been
elected to an Office that he does not know
the duties Of and which he can not learn
at an expense 70 his pocket greater than
the entire proceeds Of the office will
amount to. He is q German who can not
read English or French, and yet his dU-
ties require him to understand both Of
these languages A mistake in the matter
OF what he may have to read and certify
to may cost him more money than he IS
worth. There is no earthly chance to do
any stealing in the Office. Now, what IN
der heaven induced this ign0ramus 70 run
for this office: He paid out considerable
sums of money: he kept free whisky
shop and, by giving away his deadly COM
pound, secured his nomination from some
negro clubs. and the chances are that be-
fore he earns his first dollar he will De
broke. Is there any accounting toT the
demeutia that seizes upon otherwise in
telIigent citizens when they are spoken 20
about running for important public offices:
If a neighbor had walked up 70 the .2an
whose nomination and election we have
mentioned in the beginning 0: this article
and asked him to shoe horse, solder a
watch chain. repair a broken .iddIe. OF
take the grease spot out Of piece q
cloth. he would have said at once he could
not do il. And yet he had 10 more hest
fancy il seeking a nomination fog re-
s,,ons!bie publ: Office than he would have
lad il taking down glass Of go:-gut.
We have degraded public offices in this
country until they are considere! tho law
full pevquii6ites Of the depraved.