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LONGING ron Urs FACE.

CARLISLE. PA. December ~. 1868.
L". i""' ~""~rpr:
Ny Dearest Loved One. How long for
Ne h"ur Of N"ur visit to-day! ! had a de-
h,h'tnl walk hi. morning. passed your
"'r' hu' DID not detect the dear face of ~;
''!''"l i"Hl IN 1t. Come 10 scp nir >no3.
H"aI">; "lM. lNnr.. with Tho Inudc.t alice
'FN. MARIA N. Sr6iSBCks.
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SINGULAR AccIpENr.-The Crisfeld (Md.)

SINGULAR AccIDENT.-The CrisfeId (Md.)
Leader says: sT
" Cordeiia King, a colored girl, aged eleven
years, and living at HopewclI station, about
three and Il half miles from Cyistield met
with sudden and somewhat singular death
on Tuesday. Her mother had gone to visit
neiShbor. and Cordelia, accompanied by a
little brother. went to The rig-pen for the
purpose of feeding the pig. She had several
needles and pins sticking in her drcss-front.
While in the act of leaning over the pen her
foot slipped and she fell, her breast on the
fencc-rail. causing one of the needles to be
forced into her breast. Her brother started
for his mother, followed by his injured sis
ter, but the poor girl had gone scarcely a
hundred yards before size fell in the road
and died. An inquest held by Justice II. +.
johnson, who empanncled Il jury for the
purpose, rendered verdict in accordance
with the facts"
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il1uii Ri,HlS wlSE.
CARLISLE, Pa, january 8, 1865

CARLISLE, Pa, january 8, 1863.
Dr., paoi schocWe:
Ny Dearest paul,-The German wine
whIrh YOU brought me last night has done
me really good. ! slept much better last
ni,ht than did on the previous nights.
F"-r>' trim. >nmc"i the same kind with you
when N"U call to-day. Yours. aflectionatciy
Il rtrr. MARIA NJ. STEIHECKE.
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A JUDGE IN IRoNs.-JudSc Forsyth, I'M
plicated i'm the fraudulent issue of bonds in
Cass county, Mo-, some months. ago, and
since arrested in Kansas City, was on FRIDAY
last taken in irons to Harrisonvile, in that
State. The citizens Of Cass county are
making hostile demonstrations, and fears are
| felt for the life Of Forsyth.
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In proportion, advanced 10 the horses heads
ND said :, s so


| DRIVE ON :,
Still the driver hesitatef; t,,efawrer jumped
into the carriage md urged him on; military
friend ordered him IN: the iiorsenran with
the revolver liravfng since disniounted) made
a motion TO spring to the horses heads. bit
was held buck. by the noble-looking man and
!another-one on each side holding him by his
ceat-cuffs-and the lawyer, half drawing his
sword-stick, told him that if he again dared
to stop the carriage he would put the sword
through him. The party drove on to PeekskiIi,
but rejecting that they would have to whit
over nm hour and = half for the train, during
which time another crowd and fuss might lie
got up, orders were given to the driver TO 20
on TO Montrose. This he declared his horses
could not do, and some mistrrst being felt OF
MN he was sent on to the der0t with some of
the party, while the rest took another car
age and proceeded 10 Garrison's, where they
got safely Oh hoard the cars. Sufficient time
was given to General Niele 10 procure a
haheds. and at the same time an ntimation
was given him of the nature of the defence
which could be raised, and no steps being
taken, or at least none being heard of. Mrs.
Viele and her child left to-day for Europe.
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MORE MINERAL WATER.

CARLISLE. Pa, January %, 1869.
Dr.. Paul Schoeppe:
My Dear Husband, order twenty
! bottles more OF the mineral water you pre-
sctiEcd for me. took the last glass of il after
sou Ind left Tonight. Yours forever,
MARIA NJ. STElNEcKE,
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To MAKE ARTIFICIAL OYsTERs.-Cut from
the cob green corn enough tor pint; TO
this add one egg well l'caten. one cup OF
flour, mlf-cup of cream or hut'rrmllk; salt
and pepper them to taSte; fry III butter.
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Alter the signing of this marriage con-
t ,'"'' sl!e treated the youn. German rs her
;"'''"aii, lis VIII he perceived by the follow
~ uaiiy notes that followed up 10 the date
!" t'f death. The regular marriage WAS to
m''e followed iii March, and Us a bridal tour
""ip 10 Europe had been decided upon.
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on THE EVENING OF WEDNESDAY

the 18th of September our military friend
fulfilled his promise at the Gregory House.
and the next morning watched the Gencrnl
of by the train. This lie tclcgralihcd to New
York. ard tile ty-minutcs-irist-t"n train
bore from New York Mrs. General Viele, her
legal adviser, and one of the lady friends
before referred to. The military gentleman
met them at the depot, Lake Mahorac, with
a carriage. and the party: with many inclin:
brances, .or Mis-. Nice designed taking a
lon" .iolrncy-what an apt word was the old
Roman impcdimcnta "-Started round tie
west shore of the lake to General FicIe's re-
Sidcncc. avoiding the village by this dctour,
aud coming upon II picnic on their road.
Arrived al the Generals the lawyer cot down,
rang the dcol-hcll, asked for the General, and
he being out, for "a
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4 CHECK
CARLISLE, PA, JANUARY u, 1860.

CARLISLE, PA, january 26, 1869.
pr. Pant S"hocppc:
Ny Dear Husband, Please return the let
ter Of credit which you received yesterday
rom me again. will give you Il check for
$500 on the National Mechanics Bank, Of
Baltimore, instead of it. Yours as ever,
MARIA VI. STEISECKB.
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Mrs. d. 2. Bowers, Phiade'phia's fayorlte
coincidence, has bought 2 country'seal near
Manchester, Nass.
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|NToTICE.-Tne British bark LUCY, rom
IN Iiyerne o,. Is now disehaTgIng ut CITY rnlgs
h, ,ss, sons srr hereby cautioned against VIZ
or irusting any OF the crew, Is no a.pts " 49,.
contracting viii be Fasa by inc eat' .Aua
Sia q ,ess,. ROBERT +. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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A CODlCIL,

CARLISLE, Pa, January IL, 1868.
Dr' Fod Sctccppe:
FL p.ar Paul. do not feel well, and would
"A' " SIC you. Bring my testament, which
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CHURCH ACCOMMODATIONS FOR REroRrKE

4 New York letter says:
1.-The Central Congregational church, com
posed entirely OF iron. and located in Spencer
place. Brooklyn, IL to lie dedicated to-mor-
row. The building cost $4,000, and one Of
it, pecuIinrities is reporters desk in front
Of the pulpit. Rev. DR.. Scudder is the pas
tor. The clsrgymen taking part in the dcdi-
cltory services are Rev. Drs. Taylor, Bud
dington, Hutchinson, and Gleason"
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, xrp ,NCE LOVE STORY.

,r sTt,SEChE CASE RE
III 9'', STRANGE LoNE-MATCH-A
Wv YIN, ART or sENENTf-hoNE AND
>"N, wArrR-THE rRoff'RfN OF
Hi>thN' .,,r Tr RE SUED FOR, &C.
,,,c,ny St,incckc case. when mas
'" .,,. yi,idl, before tn" r""''c ann" IN
laI COW, -, nr S,,hrcrrc from death ny
re r'>' ,,,, j. to tc more fully aired still IN
TIM 0''- ;,vhich hci> the plaintiff IN court
',r,,.b, Pa. tot The property " "'>> '''
ID w. Il uh,>r murder he was accused.
"'N' :, remarkable one. and we print
me '">' ,.., -, which >rhocprc expects to
,s,!hn property ,a , half brick
In ''"'' ,. o( the uuict streets OF this qllaet
@'v'' Wv. IN. dly decorated win an '!"o>,
town ~. .,.1 Itsriro the name nj tT. fau'
',1'"'" ..,,l ,-n,u- in and ont oi II was seen
>.."t' ,,,,nrl,,takahlya German. th'f'
'".'." ;..iI H CURIOSITY. al course lo
ra' u "a. .,.,> and all about h'in. liz
Aa.N .cn ,rr-omul appearance. always
w. ' ...,, InIi, dressed, and gave evil
"'''H ,..,r., hishly cultivated German
a"'"' w G.v t,a,- after IL came he tr-
-'"' .,..,,r,,niantr with The people AZ
- ',,.,. aud WAS soon wen MUM" - WV
,r,. =. s,horpl". 4 hr''"'" "'"'."n
.,,.,,r thrn IN charge W y S;
~. made 'NoraMc lihth'>s''h
.,,., h.. became known. tti> C'''",'''
.,,,,..t tn} -cuilcmnniN. i'lS c"hc".i'"
.,..f IT, spoke English very hroh'"-
"' .,,,.rflh correctly. Tie >rehc sew.
y, ,,,... iIurnily. anil was soon io"no
81. ..I,,1lrui Gr,rk ana Latin scholar
r,., musician. No "s:r VINO ,E'"e III,
.rWuu'ynr N'''''- ., ,'",, ,'h,rb hc WIS
.: the }'''i,'u ,.',,. ,hor, ,imr-srenr> that
rs 5l'> !, .''' .,I,,.,t nj interest TO the
n.ud HEM ''''' '''
"ho" >'""'!'
rlrr LOWE or SEVENTY.
,.rl;, ,i,,,, office. which was also after
WA MOOD la hi. father ~ 4 study.
q ..'". lly hy the name Of Miss
\, -,,.p,,k,. \ rul\om dame ot some
-, .,,r,n.T>. hale hearty. aud wealthy.
..,,,,.. >nk soon after Or. Schorppe
.l,,i,t,, ~ near WAS called III 10
'.'''' ,f, j. >1I tu have had Il great
.,.,.-,,,.,.rlr., men. md he soon apparently
rt ri III, ,ounr German. From
,,'' ...a,, of = rouns,llorat her bedside hc
'"' ',1,..,,.d Ia the higher position of
iI'"' .'lI,ror His office being SO near,
a." NV .,,, :, oftcn IN chat with her
:" ,,'i h,na.nm, !ortr. and he in turn
N'"- l.5 sn,,s,sip,rS TWO or
N'"', J,, From, 8 >Lcs. lis.,r after
,,,,I Srnt,sn}p,r 1Ir&r inter
,"u,c NJ> CONSTANT E'FFF'44S'iNF". i""
ra>1W, i'"''h- ''', - !"N h,,,.
mcmh >E went |" ""'',''"'> W." '
property WAS, ana "'iiiiS "'' ""'"'
LOVING N,SsIvES
,t,o macon, ,,,;do, ,ni hs,
}2'>'" ','NI' MI, :, Eo,n,,l,or .b,.
H'"h- ,n',"' ~, nnr ,>iI,. frn,n :. her roul
't..I ia, >,,,n., pnctor and wrote
,,,. Iu,. h,, -, III, hotel
,.r,. ,ht, she mi-ht return to In near him.
H. lid -. ~" came, he meeting i'r Il! Ii"
~, and ">rofiln- her to the hr'cl: + rom
i.@' dry nniit III" d'' AZ her oratt t"'l' wa
Hf.r. il aHy. interruption 10 Their in'l''% III
rr."uI>". ON the 81 DAY "i Drccinb'r. lHo>'
't'i N"Hn' engaged I" !" married. sac
r-n'rr, {" mah' NAM her hc'r. Pacing iltf
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CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL

rHFSAPEAkE AND y " o RAIL
~ ROAD.-On aud after July LIST PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Richmond 10 follows:
So" \: NM: TRAlN lcxcspt Sunday for
vile will, TIN. Grange, AIexan,iri;i aud Manassas
| train for Washington and North, aud LynchbuYg
and South.
d:i5 +. M.-ACCOMMODA'TIOS TRAIN except
sunday for Gurlorsyislc, arriving mt s:26 Z. NJ. on
Saturday. runs through Ia Staunion arriving ut II
+. NJ This train connects ~ GOrd0nSyille with
the nigh: trains The ut,ngc. hleNandria and Ma
a:.i= railroad for LYNIH6URG and WASHING
TON. 81.
A train leaves Gorlonsyc lexccnt Monday AT
CTS A. NJ. for White sulphur Springs, arriving at
1915 z. NJ. @sv, rsf29s
Through tickets, Mt low rates, sold to al points
Northwest and Southwest:
Stccragc tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Ant~crp. iiambnrs, iiavre, Rotterdam
Bcrv,u Copenhagen. and Gothenbtrg. tn all points
OF this road. he bought Of The General Ticket
Agent at Richmond. eau he ordered through any
station acrlit CJi the road. ~ .D -. -.
Further information may he obtained at the COM
panys Offices agfE
- A. II. PERRY. General Superintendent
JAMES +. NETliERLASp, General Ticket Agent.
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PROPOSALS.

r,YESAPEA AND OHIORAILROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
cr,Irr PROPOSALS will I've received by the
,ndrrsrr,d AL The Engineers Office te.i hi,u
Ohio rroad Richmond, until noon sEpTE fs :.
I.Tu for The SyONEand BRilh Mor ~ , ~,
river Tr,posais received for The whole ora part 81
ij,e work For specifications and further lhiofiiia-
ton afpi! 10 inc ''hu'i II. u. wHITCOMB.
Chief Engineer.
Richmond and stanton papers copy. eS-io
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EVEN On SUNDAY.

CARLISLE, PA. Janlmry -, 1869.
lSabbnh Morn.) !
pr. Paul Schocppe l.:
Ny Dearest Husband. / know it is against
our rules to ask You to call on Sabbath, but /
feel very ndi~pn>cd to-day, and would like to
see YOU. Yours forever.
MARIA VI. STEISECKE.
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for whose abduction these elaborate prepa-
rations were being made. 70 keep up their
character our to,,i'ists finished up with Pc
drstrIan excursion; and informing the clcI K
of the Gregory House, while paying their
bills. OF their intention to return the follow
ing Tuesday, they trudgcd of to Peeskill on
foot. Returning to New York. Il pressing
business engagement was ltade with General
Eiele for the I6lluwing "Wednesday (Septem-
Der ~ ut The Generals office.
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pICH MOND AND YORK RIVER
Ia RAILROAD CCMPa NY.ysttss
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE. TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC 7Ff. -

On and after THURSDAY, August LIST. until
further notice. train leaves this depot at 25O r. NJ,
connecting at Vest Point with the splendid steamer
State OF Virginia for ~f.s rft ~
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON, AND ALL POINTS WEST,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS
and for WEST POINT ,lalIy at the same hour, ar
riv!T3 NJ Richmond ~ 1920 4. VI.
fr''.ht trar elSes Gucslays. Thursdays, and Sat
aIl points North and West: and on Mondays We'd
n,s,l:rs, and Fridays, for local freight betwccn
Richmond and West Point, at O A. NJ.
Freight received daily. carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. Through bills Of LdlBg given
10 all points, No freight taken by passenger train.
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lMlLEENER Y.


NJ I'LL. nn. go = ,,,xnr.. a@
NO. JO5 BRO AID STREET,.
would most respectfully announce to the ladies OF
kIrhnond and the public generally That she has re-
merry GOODS. consisting In part of all the new
STYLES In RIBBONS. FLOWERS. HATS. BON
NETS. &c. which she VIII sell at a very sin'ii id-
vance over cost ~ her customers.
''''- Mrs. u. W. SAUNDERS,
iG5 Broad street,
s.s,m between Fourth and Fifth.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DOME STIC SEWING-MAC CHINE COMPANY
orcnrd a BRANCH OFFICE In this city for
.le of thc.. MACHINES, and are now located
in the NEW STOKE, 53t ssali: stress second door
from Truih street,. ...
-. nuyr.ryc SEWING MACHINE COMPANY"
., Sc OTIS, Manager.
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VyIILLCUX & GlBBS'S
w SEWINti-MhcuiNES.

VTHLCUX & GlBBS'S a..
w EW1NG-MAruiNES.
Wutciy < GiBiss SEWING MACHINE oFftE'i
CORNER NINTH A%U BaHk STREETS. {
RiCilMUHD, FA.)
Dear MaIarn,--The value Of a sewinR-nachinecaI
no Determined accurately and beyond perndvehlure
by giving It n Thorough ami impartial trial AT your
TRIAL
own home: aud that YOU may know MI you can o
The WILCOX & GIBBS here freely "ileF you nlf
without iui,smr urou YOU any obligation 10 Pni-
WITHOUT .s.-.....
chase unless II proves PERFECTLY satisfactory no
charge for its usl or carrage or instructions upon
CHARGE
H. Other uarliucS ara taken at fair prices lcr .he
Wilcox 4 Gibbs. | also accommodate those VINO
AND
wish to pur,!,a upon the Instaent plan' ana VIII
yiye full Instructions 10 all nc their rtsiucHCce'
INSTRUCTIONS
Rear IN mind yrii are Wse0Hle TO Tie use o. ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours, very truly, ,,bue
jc29 JAMEs =. ~. NInos.
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG kAILR0ADCo.,I
RICHMOND, VA, june 10, ls72..t3
.NN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10th, tie TRAINS on this road Wll run ~ ioi-
' TSc MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond ats 4. y.
and ESQ p. NJ aud leave Petersburg at ii:2' a. d.
and sos +. NJ. .....r. III ...... ,.
tarhpd leave Richmoud ut Il. NJ. and 5 Z. d., ana
Ir.v. Petersburg at 7:i5 \. VI. and 4:50 L. NJ.
mn, Z A. NJ TRAIN will not leave RlcninOnu on
s,uSn u. aud tne sf5 =. ~. MAIL TRAIN anu I.sa
A. ii. pREiahTTiAfk rlli not leave pe'ef'"a's
ON Sundays, 49, f.. s,s.s
Fare for single tickets, ..,......,,,,,,,sa 20
Fare for return tickets, ;,...,...,..;..,. 4 W.
Communication tickets caR 10 ilad al tsio iollnWihk
rates -, 80 sasEs Via IA
Passengers for Sart1lk Viii axe the I:ag I. ~.
p.II SFHkiS, aud those from Norfolk VIII con"
meet Ut Petersburg With the i;2s A. ;n. ,sa sas A.
Passengers from Clover i VIII Gxe VIZ AZ
| M. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana 5a~s az
and returning leave Richmond on the same -
i' The MAIL THAtSs win stop only at Chester Al"
The a NJ. TRAIN viii connect II peters9 r1s
with the Atisnc, sIi.siss III and ONO Faiipa' '''
hf pHT ~ sS.S PAL ACE SLEEPI SG-CA,R yin
be attached d, tie THROUGH TRAIN al Nefaou'
running through 10 Wilmington, r,sry
In Ticket and Freight Agent.
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!. haze y given sess.. sos FWaasso maxi
q codfeii 70 II. Yours as ever s.ss'sss
ARIA Af. SrEfNEcgg.
A BANNING deERarros.
CARI5sLg r .1nfst1ary s45 sspa

- 80 uHt .cs4foeppts.: as87
Ms Darling Husband, shortly after Vol,
had lett this morning went to the bank and
drew some money. IL you call agar, to.tia,
you can have the sum spoken Of. g r.
Yours, with the fondest affection, as ever
MARIA M. STErsEcKE, +
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REMOVALS.

nEMOy,aL ASfslFFIGEFO For. RESI..
X, In,.nc,ng 70 remove &, No SOL Aafsstfea5,
desire o rent ont The OFFICE at present. aesap,s
Is, me This Office l. nicely iitie mp VIII .s,aea.d
,,,sL Sr a,ih has also n grry HEesyanit ai.acbe'.
UaIv TWO docrs iriow the p st-ofcs 40 HIN
o.,,.. i0i4 Main street.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANpl
POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10. 1872. !

POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10. 1872.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mai! trains this road will run as FOL-
lows sr
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail aud steamer, leaves
IIyrti-StrCct station +. VI.
| TIP NIGHT MAIL, rim rail alnnr. leaves Byrd
Street station $40 Il. d. texceIh On SIndays.l
VI ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad.Strees
station $50 =. NJ. Except OH Sundays)
DOWN DAY MAIL. ria rail- and steamer, ar
rive. IT I,yrtI-Strcct station liza y. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. ria rail alone, arrives NJ
RyrI-Strect citation, $50 ~ NJ. tcacept on blon-
Down ACCOMMODATION R8IS arrives at
Rrnud-Strcet staten e:37 A. Nj. except on SnI,-
dayS.) - 500 - r.. u. a1EnS,
l.. "a General SUPERINTENDENT.
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TO REMOVE HER DAUGHTER.

Arrived in New York per Vandali;D, Mis-.
Vlele took into her confidence two lady
friends OF good standing and two gentlemen.
One OF them, runlor has il, is an officer high
IN the United States army: the other, it is
believed, Well-kDown lawyer Of this city
Thursday night week the two gentlemen
appropriately Disguised took run to Lake
Mahopac, where General Viele resides with
his newly welded wife and former wifc's
children. The house of General Viele was
carefully surveyed Ivy the tourists. who learn
ell that IL Rocky Mountain bear was kept
chained in the rear garden One of our tolI-
rSts, having some acquaintance with General
Viele, called upon him and soon made
friends with him, his new wife, and
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Mis-. vIELE NUMBER TWO.

She, ~ it happened, was ont driving
whtrcupon our lawyer. describing him>el,
Is the health ot'scii' Of the district. appointed
undti Il recent Imaginary act OF the Legs.
laturc, asked if the lady whom he was ad-
dressing could furnish him with certificates
of the vaccination of any children there
under fourteen years Of age, and no cGrtiti-
Gates being Icrtl!COiiiing. asked to examine
the children. Teresa was brought to him.
He learnedly put on his spcctacles. The
right arm being shown, he said the mark was
80 faint it must be done over again. "Oh.
I've made mistake; lis the other arns,i
said Miss Ncile, the oldest sister, AND s',owrd
the left arm. which orr toc,Ur for the none,
described Is very good; that it had taken
very well; jotted down on his tablets the
name and age Of the little girl, sud tie mark
was very good. kissed her swectly. and asked
to see the other child, said to be seven years
old She was out with Mrs. Ncilc (Nn. y;
would be home in half an hour. SWELL
said the Doctor, I'll make some other calls
My time Is. of course, very short, biii I'll be
back at halfpast 81 STRIPPING back to his
carriage, he drove around; returned in
twenty minutes. Miss Niele appeared at tie
door, leading
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cEWING-MACHfNES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED.-An the late improvements Put
on the "OLD" SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW NG-mAs,r
CHINE. Our advice TO owtters or the SLpAi
ELLIPTIC Is to not sacrifice them for fanhsc mum
bug macIinrs GEORGE B. SLOAT;
&c Successor TO
H. On SLOAT & ADDJNGTUN.
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i"5,onO In United States bonds deposited with tho
Treasurer OF Virginia.
COULLING Il MEADE. Agents.
So 5-2m 1901 Main street.
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Codicil inclosed in an envelope, on which
Is written by Miss Steinecke:
"Codicii to my last Will of December 8,
1868, by which DR.. Paul Schoeppe is made
my sole heir NJ. NJ. SrE1SEcKE."
My express will and desire is that if any
difference or dispute. question or contro-
vcrsy, shall arise or happen, concerning my
will, bearing date Carlisle, Pa. December 5,
1868, the same shall he referred wholly TO
thc award. order, aud determination of John
Il. kclso, OF Baltimore. and Rev. +. Schoeppe.
"f Carlisle. with power for them to choose an
umpire. But il they, or either of them,
should not liz able or willing to act i'm the
premises. then do direct that my beloved
husband. DIR. Paul Schoeppc, and Mrs. Sarah
Rich. of Baltimore, shall each appoint an
arbitrator OF arhtritor>. with the same power
OF choosing an umpire. and what they or a
majority Of them shall order. direct. or
determine therein. shall hc binding and con-
elusive upon all and every person or persons
therein concerned. NJ. NJ. STElSECKE.
Curli>ie. Pa, January Is. 1869.
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HSGu-rR1cEp HERMAN.

HiGu-rR1cEp HERMAN.
CARLISLE, Pa, January 1G, 1869.
Or. Paul Schoeppe:
My Dearest Husl,and,-Do not buy the
property OF pr. Herman. A gentleman OF
town. whom I consulted to-day on this sub.
irct, told me that Il is not worth the sum Or.
Herman asks for il. IL You call again to-day
YOU c'n hear more.
Yours, atlcctionatcly AZ ever,
Maria NJ Srr1Nrfrr
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MACON INSURANCE COMPANY,
IN OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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LITTLE EMILY

by the hand, whom she took into the parlor to
unlnsten her dress and exhibit her arm. Our
doctor" madc the agreed.on signal-mili
tary friend and Mrs. Yicle rushed out. and
| the moment they REACHED the doof-" Mrs.
Vieir,n said or doGtor-lawyrr, "hcre is
your child" MY DURING" said the ycarn.
ing mother, and quick as thought she lifted
the child in hhr arms and bore her towards
the carriage. but Miss Fiee, though taken
by surprise. proved herself heroine. One
can only regret that her courage and pres
ence Of mind were not displayed upon the
.,roper side. she few after her mother, but
was stopped by the two gentlemen, on whom
she fureusly turned, tearing the coat of one to
tatters and in1icting Il severe blow on the fore
head of the other. Thinking Mrs. Vielc had
sufficient start, the gentlemen now let go
their hold, and again Miss Fiele dartcd after
her mother and sister, and would have caught
them had not the lawyer seized her round
the waist. Miss Niclc'S foot tripped. and she
fell heavily on the gravel, bearing the gentle
man above her to the ground, but Selling
his hat--l very peculiar one. borrowed en-
pressly to mislead--she carried it of in tr-
ulnph. The party drove off, the mother kiss
ing her child franticsilly, and for time all
went merry rs Il marriagc-bell, except that
nothing would induce the driver to hasten
his horses, he evidently doubling whether all
was right. and apparently Wishing himself
and his team wcllout Of the business. Pre-
scnty our lady friend cried out: