davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-13
FOR SALE AND RENT.


FURNISHED. OR .USFrRytsHED ROOMS,
a. Io5 Eighth street northwts. Inhi33t
EoR sALE-LoTs 20, g7, 2s AND 20, IN
i square as, corner Four andn n.half and NJ
CieFty 9uctioncsrs and real estate brokers fl''''
tIltlSn
INNEsTMENTs.-GooD REAL ESTATE
L NOTES for sale, secured on property in this
abstracl and full information furnished. Ten per
cent mks aoF''' NgS ;5spsSRnHIPS 5 sSTsnIS .iree
EoR RENT-FoR SIX MONTHS, FROM
SrsS yard in SFstrs,S SssSSeih%Sod % ESsPysns
furnished s& Xddtsss D. AZ t6is ofcs nOhrR mhis y"
DUsfNEss. C1IANCEs.-FoR sALE-TIE
-, GOOD will and fixtures Of nrst.elass BOARD.
iNGHOUsE, com,letely furnished, containing
Departmental; also hxiures and stock Sf an aSjoin.
inS rTy al ''il aud r'si street northwest
Tor sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED,
modern ipCEosemsnts, at Inc corner corner thirteenth
STS TSTy 99gE at P5ps5 and
mSlsco5t i. K, WrLsoS,Sl Seventeenth st.
HorsE FOR RENT.-A VERY CoMFoRTA.
IL BILE RESIDENCE near the city Hall for rent
ca, SsMIs wn,sr aud bSPihfTT9T2R ffTI 6SSaaSF1
mhi3iw 10, Is6 Fiith street
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
shoves, Picks and Contractors Tooi. Of every de.
scriI ton for sale at Boston prices b, y,,,,,,,,,,
iolO and IOls Fsnnsylyania NJ SlShtTrr; ayrnSc.
mhlllm' Agent for = H. Munson. Boston
EoR sALE.-A VALUABLE LOT on THIRD
:, street, bctTeen y and streets, on the west
easy rot EHfiSfiR 5'ffiS %EEGfSRy, Aae,ionsss..
mhllu star Once building
ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
SE 9E L. 2: S, a,5nSG EH5n,ss
how oSsnrad Sy Sisd sS States Sem sSaataT S T e
sold with or without the furniture, on easy terms
mhi 'pEs Estate BfoFsr SS sM2Sh ~ sfss
ENoR sALE--A LIVERY STABLE AND LOT
It. Of dronnd, sa feet front by loo feet deep to an
s5Gss Sa TSs sSS hs' e donE yscsd ssns sss
and affords a rare chance for the purchase of the
%Psst " psar Giiy u Hail SSF' or b ~
EEERgTSoN: EEI S,sSS, Mg @ psgnniyhni" n ayenne and
EOR SALE-TnoSE FOUR PRESSED BRICK.
Il front Houses on the north side OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between Twenty fourth and twenty. .ffth
joi1ins vii be sold cheap either sepsrstsly 20 or To-
EyaTae TG 9 ' q ss ssnS Shsp up az Gsss
mcnt ever offered in ths city Free q all taxes and
hs 5or" sSanSs fsRts65 hoFt6
west mhii'f
LNoR RENT-DEsiRABLE OFFICE ROOMS,
!lresi T. "I2 & dSsk room in building 10 ~ Sinth
mhi.tf IstArl Board Of Trade Il1otnis.
| ENIRST-CLAss RESIDENCES FOR sALE.-TO
S' q y T&9 sG &C ss e hG%ss T.i an
lieted located on N street, corner Of Ninth Lprth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-13
A VALUABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE

A AsubstRnliAl and beautiful threeSstOry and base
SIONE fBOhT, m feet wide, with desirable side
lot q same Width the entire grounds having depth
back building TO this house H three stories high aud
there arc " rooms in the structure not including
two bath rooms, cellar, furnace roOm wash room
There are seven sleeping apartments, two dressing
rooms, cedar elOeots, mafbe.top stationary wash.
&C, This Il the most desirable house in Washing.
ton nearly new, the street beautifully parked and
payed aud directly in front is Lafayette squRre the
most beautiful park IN WaAhingtOn.
The above win be sold at less than its actual value
and parties desiring TO examine the premises will 10
promptly waited upon by
HUYCK g. ADDISON,
Roal Estate Agents and Brokers,
Once northwest corner Of New York Avenue and
EUurtsanth street nOylltf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-13
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


ROOKs FOR THE LENTES SEASON.
Heirs to Holy. Lent, BY Bishop Huntington.
BogatZky's Golden Treasury.
4 Rosary for ientj or, Devotional Readinys
Christian COmplniOnHhip for Retired lIOurp
II In Chrst 9r. the Believers Union with his Lord
llrsuit of Holiness by Goulburn
thoughts on Personal kolision. By ioulburn.
NM. BALLANTSN
mil! t2s Seventh street, near street.
NEW hooks,
~ for sale by
W H. h o, II, MORRISON,
LAW BOOkSEILERS AND PUBLISHERS,
No. 80 PcnnsylvaniA avenue.
R6SpEks ~ ThE YR SSSTFtSSTg obbi9 bS ia.
hiGhards9n. New edition, with new maTs, aud
GUY IE;GRLscoURT's WIFE, novel: by May
NOT WISELY. but TOO WELL, a novel: by
ne tIi3,i author OF "Cometh up as a FlOwer;" new
&MtAlHy MtAlHyEHFLY HtY Ry SIE Walter Scott; pocket edition
Travellers, Onicinl hallway Guido for tho United
TelCsTiph Cases Desided IN the Courts Of Ameri
ca Great britain and ireland; BY Charles Allen;
FlEe insurance cnscs. vol . being a collection Of
A. ne reported cases on hre Insurance IN England
bennett; sNo., law sheen, mhI6
I IsT OF NEW BOOKS AT sHILLINGTON's
- DOORSTORE,
Corner Fourand,a,half street and Pennsylvania
Modern Thinker the second number now ready.
GGSstSrdays VIII Agthors, BY J, ., Fields,
Ii. b, On the I've, BY TarRehie6. D-"'0' ""'o"'
a Damasoy y Viz i0 ES fRS1 'St0R
Hazard Never Again, BY tic author Of RalSoinh,'
Ar 0Psn Question. by James De Mile Philip Earns.
LsETcPses ' T%Sng Yam HOry Hr ra ae
RRa.E Rsa..E p3Pntar Science Monthly, Marsh; Az the
ar sa t fi2 RSS sG2a GSoissa
wards. feb9O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-13
STEAMSHIP LINES.

TSMAN LINE.-ROYAL MAIL
ffBBtES9E fBES9 sn% %SSGLiSS sfs+i I6,aSnIo Az oFEESs 45
DAY and SATURDAY. from Pier Is,
North River, New YORK. Rates OF Passage Cabin
80 aud SNgnll; excursion tickets ai reduced rates.
steefagr, to Quecnstnvn, Liverpool Glasgow, Ion
donderry, London, Cardiff, or Bristol, 80, curren
rency, Sight Drafts on Great Britain and Ireland
for sale. Apply to JOHN q, DALE,AYent, Is Broad.
wsyS.SsS;Y hIDDLEfON 4 90.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-13

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHtSoros, u, c., March 10, Isia
on the petition Of ALpERr p PITKIs, Of Hart.
lord, Conn.,, praying for the extension Of q patent
granted TO him on the 18th day of July 1859 Tor an
Improvement III mode of heating dry Ing cylinders
II y ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the Eth day OF june next; that the
time foT hling arguments and the EIamincr's report
DC limited 70 tue 2th day Of Jn next, and that
Any pefrOn may oppose this extension
ml3Ihiw ". h. LENGETT, COmmIssIOper
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-13

Nu-srcast corner Of Tanth and n streets,
Fronting Pennsylvania avonucJ
aud furnished to subscribers (by clrr!srs, a ~
cents por mouth
Mail subscribcrs, gs0 pts ytas, ELh IL ii
0uths, aud S2OO for three months, Invariably IN
advance,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Farewell, Eyes,"

4 Worcester oculist was called upon BY
a tough old customer Of sixty. whose eyes
showed plainly brandy aud water was no
stranger to him. and his breath correlated
painfully the statement Of his eyes. The
doctor examined him and suggested that
ardent spirits nigh. have something to do
with his condition.
"Oh, no." said tho old fellow. II dom t
drink enough to hurt anybody. take
something s,imulativo when get up and
then sgaiu just before breakfast, then only
once at eleven o'clock, and little dose be-
fore and after dinner to help digestion
don't take anything more ill four o'clock
and only little more before aud after sup
per and just before l 60 to bed"
That all?" said the doctor.
Never take ny,hing more unless some
body asks me-" said the man.
"Well sir" said the DOCTOR, II think |
can cure your eyes. bnt i, will be necessary
for you to leave Of drinking entirely"
What. said he in amazcment. Cant
take just littls?"
"NO, sir; not drop. and IL you do no,
leave OF drinking you are liable to become
blind"
"Thea farewell, eyes," said the old
topper. ~ he seized his hat and made for
the door, evidently afraid tho doctor would
prescribe fer him before ho could get cut.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
The Profits Of Ashes.

hisan open question with many whs.h.
or the use Of common ashss will pay on
the farm. As bearing upon this. cor.
respondent sends the Rural Home these
facts:
During the year 1857, man named
Arthur Dsgan went to the sswn Of Palsr.
mo, Osweso county this State. and bought
sixty acres Of light, sandy land. with here
and there a little pertaining to gravel.
He paid 9l,S0O for it. lie knew nothing
about farming, being msehiuis, by trade
and never held a plow. After paying for
his land. he found ho had $500 left. lie
began, and found his land worn out. His
FIRST crops were wheat, five bushels per ncre;
rye, cigh. bushels; psta.oss, seventy five;
corn, mere nothing. The second year wa.
secn worse, lie had to hire part Of hi.
sheep pastured out; be could not bold hi.
own. But being n man Of excellent judg-
mcni. and grea. reader, his good judg
ment aided by theories. carried him
through. He began by buying ashes and
plaster; would draw potatoes fourteen mile.
10 Oswego, and load his team back with
manure from the livery stables. His crop.
increased. His ashes we're spread cor.
rsspondingly thick. lie raised principally
potatoes and wheat. Now 1900 bushel.
Of ashes per year is abou. what be buys
His potatoes, for several years past average
$50 bushels per acre; his winter wheat.
thirty bushels and over; aud ac has saved
from his farm, till be now holds Si2, ,0Oo
in bank stock, aud would not sell his farm
for SlO0 per acre. Hs sold, in 1869. ol
potatoes and wheat. over g.. 800 worth
He 10 known rs the best farmer in this
county. Yet when he began buying
ashes, old farmers shook their heads and
said: lie will know better when he ha.
farnisd il as much as We have"
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Srlrtt storm.
ALICE GREYSON'S PERIL

II, is useless to urge your suit. Licu-
tenant Msr,imer.' said Alice Grsyson.
And why usclcssg" asked the young
officer, fixing his gaze earnestly upsn the
face Of his companion.
IF there were no other reason" said
Alice. "this one 10 sufficient. You arc an
English officer. and have taken up arms
agains. my country
IL am an English a'ncer, it is true; but
[ am no more the eucmy Of America than
is the physician the enemy Of his patient
whcn he applies the lance, for bis good"
"iour words are NO. even specious.
Lieut.. Mortimer. America is no paiieu,
aud the physician may wait till she sum-
mons him to her assistance I"
II sm sorry you sympathizc with the
ragged rebels, Miss Greyscu. Why. am
told, the army under Washington are most
Of them barcfoo.cd. aud look as il they
had just come ou. Of rag-bag. I fancy
yosr fastidious taste would hardly sustain
the sight Of such motley crew"
"You may ridicule them, il you like,
Mr. Mortimer" said the yOusg lady proud
ly. '.As for me. ! am ready 10 ackuow-
ledge that honor them for the sacrifces
they have made for their country. DO
you think they 70 in rags. or shseless.
from choicel No; they have given up
tho comforts Of home. and bear without
,nurmuring the privatious Of camp life. on
account Of their devotion to the holy cause
Of liberty. q, I wish l were man.
"And il you we're. Miss GreysouY" said
Lieut.. Mortimer, rs he gazed admiringly
at the flashed face Of the beautiful Cir, ,uu.
consciously moro beautiful for the snthu.
sissn that slowsd in her eyes. .aad lighted
up her speaking eounienanos. And II
you were. what you would dor
"whst would I do! would join these
same ragged soldiers. Of whom you speak
20 con.snptuously, Lisat. Mortimss.' she
answered proudly.
Thea ! an glad ron are net man" !"
"On that point We do rot ssrss."
"But my main reason have net mon
toned. II you we're : mss. you would
not have the sans sttrsetios In ny eyes. "
"Ypp hsd bsstsr forget al that"
''0a ~ sosll ] saanes = u. Ssrsly
| -. IN sivs - ! litsls tsri Yos will
~ - ~ s6Isl - y = - itstr Y
"a ~ - wiIlls6iS He ~, ~
| asa ~ ~ ftesllD NJ 1 IN sesss
lR slkss1iss ~. I -
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Terms.

The subscriptions price is 81. 90 per annum, in
advance. liberal discount will be made to
elube.
nAoAnsn TO persons who may wish to sub
scribe 10 any Of the popular literary magazines,
~ are enabled 10 oler special advantages. Wig
6hvibs@'s AbSfAty, $500, and the TRAsscairr,
500, viii bs fsrnished for $4.15 per aunum,
cash 10 aavaucs.
Ahgpw's AbstAiy, Hsskiy, or Basar, and TnAS.
scnisr q the sams rate.
The b. RicAsias, $500, q magazine for youth
ef heth ssxes, and TaAxscairr for S3.15.
wssfs AsseAsid Hsgasiss, with the chrome
"Yeesmiis,' and TaAuscaarr for $3.50.
0thss naSssises 10 Ike ratio.
We will slss Offer = . premium . ycar's sub.
oeslpslee 10 tie ALDIns, uuiversally sckusw-
Dsd0ea % b the haudsomest magasius In tls
void, los ten new subscribers.
gee luesty new subscribsrs ws will give cepy
= wshsssr q Worcester's standard unabridged
Dlelieaasy.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Select pottrp.
A CHRISTMAS IDYL.

Oh, the winter wirds blew chilly through the
long and dreary night,
But the Christmas bells rang gaily Ia the gray,
aim morning light.
la the moonlight cold aud sparkling CLEANED the
white and driftsd snow,
hut the morning sunlight blended with the
hear,h-hre's CHEEKY glow.
Chino, chime; mcrrily chime,
Bells Of tho holy Christmas time;
Wake with your music the echoes that sleep
Where the gray mountains their solemn watch
keep;
Ring out your gladnrss DER hillside aud main;
Ring till the New Year bells echo the strain
Tell for the Old Years record Of wrong,
Wall for i,s losses In agonized song;
Chant glad paan for victories won,
And an anthem Of hope for the days that will
come.
Flash, ruddy fires, in your roscatc light,
Weave us fair pictures Of memory bright;
Golden aud warm le, the embers burn,
As the pages OF Memory's tablets We turn.
Some Of the pages are bo,ted with sin,
Wrong has been wrought since the Old Year
came in
Evil been done since the last Chrisimns-,imc,
Hands then unspot,cd are erimsoned with
crime,
Hearts have grown colder 10 truth and TO love-
BATTERED for irfcs their birihright above.
Tcar-sprinkled pages, that whisper of loss
OF wearing the thorn-crown aud bearing the
cross
Pages o. 'er which bitter tears have hecn wep,;
Pages on which the glad sunshine has slept
Pages so precious, the wealth OF the seas
Never would tempt us to parting with these.
Deck the walls with green holly
Heap still more ths Christmas fires
Build your castles in the embers,
Glowing turrets, flaming spires
Bring the gif,s Of love and friendship,
True hear,-tokens let them be-
One and all, with joyous faces,
Gather round our Christmas tree.
lis the birthday Of the Chrst-chid,
For his sake We keep our feast,
They that seek shall surely find him,
Lol his star is in the East!
-Aiics A. Gnsrnsey.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
fdr he M.kiietorn TraS.c,is.
Good Bye.

1t is a hard word to spcai. Some mag
laugh that it should be, bu, le. them. Icy
hearts are never kind. Ii is word that
has choked many an u,terance. and start
cd many . tear. The hand 10 clasped
the word is spoken, wo part and arc on
the ocean Of timc-we go to meet again
where? God only knows. 1t may Be soon it
may be never, Take care that your good
byc be not cold ONE, may be the las,
one you can give. Ere you meet your
friend again, Deaths cold hand may have
closed his eyes and chained his lips forever.
All he may have died thinking you loved
him not. Again it may be q long sspara.
ton. Friends crowd on and give you
their hands. How do you dctec, in each
good bye the love ,ha. fingers there; and
how may you bear with you tho memory
Of these parting words for many days !
We must often separate Tear not your-
self away with q careless boldness that
ds6cs al love. but make your words
lingsr-give your heart full uttersnse-
and il tears fall, what Of IL. Tears are
not unmanly. NJ. ". C.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

before doubles The number Of Federal
troupe. ten Of the latter. however. remain.
ing TO sustain their leader.
"what do you say 70 thati' he asked
II am trapped ~ said Mortimer. sullsn.
y. II must surrender"
1T will be BEST" said Simpson. cooIly
"Allow me. however. to restore you let.
ter which on dropped Oh Monday"
The young officers countensncc rsdden.
cd with modification. when he recognised
the letter.
Little more remains to bo told. Lieu.
tsnsnt Mortimer wss finally exchanged,
and. tired oftbe service. cold his commits.
sion and went home. Captain Simpson
"a colonel at the close Of tho war) married
Alice. and both lived for many yesrs hap.
py 10 their mutual affection.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
News and Literature.

All the news Of tho day, necessarily condensed,
will be found in its columns. To the local de-
partment the utmost care is given, iu order TO
make Il ss acceptable and Interesting home pa
pr - possible. II is full OF entertaining and n-
terestiHg reading matter Of every kind, but con-
taiuiag soothing that cas- offend the mos, delicate
aud scrupulous taste. The hest stories and ro-
inances OF currcst literature carefully selected
and legbly printed In Its columns, aud the fresh.
est and most instructive articles on Agriculture
appear In that department.
Special attention Is paid 10 reporting tbe cur
rest market prices Of cous,ry produce aud grain
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
And Politics,
Established in 1868.

The Seventh Volume will be commenced jan
uary LIST, 1874. Neither paias nor expense will
be spared 10 make II pleasing, and worthy Of the
patronage ofthe public. As . Local paper Il Is
thoroughly identified with the interests Of the
people among whom IL Is situated, and will al
ways 10 found advocating and defending what
ever will most couduce to the welfare aud beneii
Of thoss people. Ts this end correspondents on
local subjects, especially ON Fruit Growing and
Agriculture generally, 10 cordially and earnestly
isviled, Us well as communications giving the
current local uswsj Of the times, and such other
matters Of interest.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

This poem, written nearly three handfsd yea
sgo. aboands Ia picturesque passages, and In =
lusions to the customs Of The oldsn tias.
So now has come ous joyfull'st FEAST;
Let every man be jolly
Each room with ivy leaves 10 drtst,
And every post with holly.
Though some churls al our mirsh rcpine,
Round our forsheads garlsnds twins,
And let US all bs merry.
Now all our nsishbors' chinnsys smoke,
And chrisimss blocks are burning.
Their ovens they with baked meat choke,
And all their spiis are tursiug.
Without the door let sorrow lie,
And II for cold Il hap to dls,
Well bury Z in . Christmas pie,
And evermore be merry.
New et'sy lad Ia woadrous trim
Aad no man minds his labor;
Our lssses have provided them
A bagpipe and tabor;
Young men and maids, and girls and boys,
Give ife 10 one nnother's Joys
And you. anon, shall by their noiss
Perceive that they are merry.
Rank mI'ers now their sparing shun;
Their halls OF music souudesh;
Asd dogs thence with whole shoulders run,
For all things there ahouudcth.
The country folks themselves advance,
With chowdy-muilous out Of France;
A0A la .s.-. a.
And all the town be merry.
Ned Squash hath fetched bis lands from pawn,
And all his best apparel;
Brisk Nell hath bought run OF lawn.
With drppinss Of the royal
And those tina, hardly oil tho year
Had bread 10 cat, or rags to wear,
Will have both clothes and dainty fare,
And all the day be merry.
Now poor men TO the justices
With capo Is make their Grants;
And II they hap to fail Of these,
The, plague them with their warrants:
Bn, nov they feed them with good cheer.
And what they want they take. nor fear
For Christmas comes but one, n year,
And then they shall he merry.
The client now his suit forbears,
The prisoners hear, is eascd
The debtor fcasts away his cares.
And for q time is pleased.
Though others purses be more tat
Why should We pine, or griere a, ihat'
Hang sorrow care will kill a cat,
And therefore lie, be merry.
Hsrk now the wags abroad do call
Each other forth to rambling;
Anon you II see them in the hall,
For Euts and apples scrsfnbling,
iiark how the roofs with laughter sound
Anon they'll think ile horse goes round,
For they the lower depth hare found,
Aad there they will DO merry.
Then, therefore, in these merry days,
Should we, pray, be duller?
No, let US sing soma reundeay,
To make our nirih the fuller.
Aud while we thus in spirit sing,
Let all the streets with echoes ring,
Woods and hills, and everything,
Rear witness We are merry.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

He WASs'r CENrAIS Amour Ir.--Ons
Of the most popular steamboat captains in
Mobile is Capt. owen Piupegan. Another
equally popular man. good fellow, but in
"hard luck" (aa sx-Confederste Colonel. }
was sccosted on the strest by . stranger
With the inquiry il bs "was Owen Fisns-
CANT
well, swear" says the Colonel, II
owe most evsrybsdy in Mobile bu. dos',
think l owe Fiuuegss anything"
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Advertising.

Located at the bead oil the great Peach Grow.
log District Of Delaware and Maryland, through.
eat which Il has . widely ex.eadsd circulation,
Il a6Ssds unequalled facilities ~ aa advertising
nedium, Of which business men show literally
their appreciation. Its extensive circulation a
mesg Hericul,urisiAand frui, growers make Il a
most excellent medium for the advertising oi
Rsai Estate. Our prices In this department are
e Low a. the lowest,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Politics..

In politics the TnASscRirr is Democratic, and
devoted TO the success Of that party, but SO far
independent that II will never advocate or sup
port measures that are manifrstly erroneous, at
the dictate Of party rulers, but will ever pursue
that course which most clearly points 10 the right.
What II believes 10 he wrong II will condemn,
and what II regards as right II will uphold II
crinscs for ne favors and fears no frowns.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

Can't think Of anything good to say Of
Of . person you don't like? Nonsense.
Take the case Of house or horse which
you have to sell because you don't like Il.
aud how much may BE- srs.hfully said 10
ito favor in an advertisement!
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

CHRISTMAS. New Years thosg. &
and the Christmas thought are very sssv
together. When that thrice bissssd day
is named. let him be accurscd who ID pos
sfgood cheer. So hA : the optimiss agpit:
Although in this Year Of Grace. whss 10
serve God and believe in Christ. scssrd;ss
to this ID. 10 to bs 40 unbelisvss snd
scotfsr. according to ,hst DID; whcs 10
follow ou, the plain injunction Of ,hs Master
in the matter Of the Brothsrhcod. ! to b.
subject to discipline BY shsss VIA iIisk
they are the only esposssu Of His, ,isss,-
ings; in this Yssr Of Grace. eksa ~
sermon on the mount is sxplsins3 aSuy. !.
aud the Christine 10 laughed 70 sessp 3ts
carries its authority beyond the preeInd e
the sanctuary-iu this very Yer = Gu !
The srss Christmas tovsrd whlst - 1tl11
is agoniaing through destt. dsTs -
all that Is ~esh md hsnpesis I Z
ing md noble 10 buuaniel ~ <1 +
true, full Chris.nas ~ ses +
,inesly. moro glosisssly tfsk
since the norsise ~ksA lie CkI
| Il i,sthlchsn Y JsdsSs.. NJ u
CaSisss lSsyitrsrs ~
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

A Ayoung msn met rival who was some
what advanced in ysars. and Wishing to
sassy him. inquired bow old be Vas. ~
cast exactly tell" said the oshsr.'' but I
eee tel yos that an ass y older q twenty
tbaa Z mau Il sisty.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
Job Printing.

This department 10 under ,hs msna cement OF n
skilful and practical printer, and is second to
none on the peainsula for workmanship, prices
aud style OF execution. Our Office being fur
stock Of new Job Typc Of varioas styles, We are
fully prepared 70 print promptly on call for cash
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

"Oh. Geores. .yoss sister h . aisc girl.
but shs does dress sp Der head so!''"-
Yes" said George; bat is's he isstieu---.
heres seshiso u. " yss kssp.' :
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25

A supply Of Printers Stationery, suited to the
vasts Of the public, always on hand. Merchants,
Farmers, Mechanics, Consiables, and all other
business men accommodated, cheap and quick,
with asythisG Ia our Iiuc.
Plain aad Ornamental Printing OF all kinds
done IN Any color, or variety OF colors, when de-
sired, We can aud will 6ll all orders given US
~ speedily, promptly, neatly and cheaply, for
eesh, ~ csa be done at any other Office on the
Pcuiusula.