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National Republican., 1873-09-27

DENNsYLyANlA AIR LINE
L ro bALfif2RhtE1D ff2RhitE1DELpu.,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ES9lhNb
THROUGH DEryFEkkSv o%;,AAsnlsoToS AND
yITHoGf ShhsSE br CARS,
ss RAS 5sAE ssAr
2Rpk IN sPa fit fSaThs TSsrpiSs. z tn SUNDAY
from and arriving q the dspo, % the BsiiIaoss %
and /, streets. as follows,
fssi line leave Washington at 90 O. m. daily, er.
leave Baftimoreat at s.y7 q. M. daily. eIcep, Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia, at las p. m. daily. eI.
saise a New York n.0p. M, daily, except
Rchinond express. leave washington st lisp m.
Leave Baltimore ii 81 p. m. daily. except Sun.
Is.ye yest Phil,dslphi. At sS p. M. daily. s..
1f,lss a New York uiOos p m. daily. s,osps
Night express leave Washington ate 20 D. m. daily.
Lave WlPSiG Wssi PSiisaslShis a, T. :, :, II jam X daily
Arr,,. st Mi fssIss iIss rsS fsFtEsIsa,, q Ifssal,,'
Fast line. leave New York a 8 IS q. N.
kssSoad ks q .sS4e.. s.v.
NSs ssgSs:: M::hiaSssS Issss New 9 YsiR 3 II IS p m
nsss NV Yer. with steamer.
1n SsT MrEsn and R1s,
road, Erie railway. and steamers on Hudson river.
ss Gs any Hsss e hotel, and pr
cs S Vsar sas @ q e
Pennsyiysn1a ayenne; northeast corner Of siith
ana fS'C%.s aIfRs sa sSa
B,sfesis' ,xassf a.r.-.Ep;s; Ep; =; YOUNG,
National Republican., 1873-09-27
RALTiMoRs AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
III AND b BTRKKTs
INVEST.
trains will run as follows:
TRAINS AkRIyk AT

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND b BTREETH
Ate. y NGssh%Esy Ia, i.sns Vim run a. rollow
EhAikS haLIfsMkTSRt hskSE ron rRAass hNFSk AT
~ psts. daily Niagara EI 0s nrs;, q ma ksw York er-
sda a. m. New York E1. 8 rs a. m. daily except
press. daily. except sun. sunday.
s.ssaiiiy. accommodation Sorih RI % and Vest KY.
lis m, Fast Line II s2S a. m. Accommo odA-
West, daily. except Sun. tion from baltimore.
i.is ): m. New York eI. daliy.eiespt I sandsy. n'
aG, Baltimore express. dsliy. .. except sunSas
stop p. m, baltimore Ac- 70 p' m. daily. except
oommodation, daily. or. sunday.
cept Sunday. % p, m, daily. from
6is p. m, Cincinnati EI Baltimore, daily except
88sess' 8sv daily iy'eIceptsun Sndsy. from West and
Nj Night irtsS tlSS-ss. H." fi;Iss.. s.I' Southern
10 U,p:. 2; dsv dR PAeino III Il 90 New York express.
Trains leaving washington at . % q m, and 10
p N. connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro.
,ns y spbero & a AZ n u .Da II M .na sr,. s
Trains arriving ct Washington at II 2s Q. m. -
and 80 p m. connect At Bowie with trains leaving
P.saensers leaving tbeir. orders al Ticket once
northwest corner Thirteenth and PennsylvanjA ave
nue.. northwest corner Sixth and PennsyiyAniA ave
West Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago Omaha San fr.ncisco. and all points
FL pgBARRY, Gen Superintendent
National Republican., 1873-09-27
MARRIED. .

,PoTrs-BEsToR.- On the seth instant, at st.
BEsroR, both OF this city.
BECKETT-LANHAM-On the 22d instant, At
LanhAm's Station, Prince Georges county, Nd by
The Key MT; Hadaysy, Mt HuMPHRkY BkcKErf,
hrst named place.
aREEN-JENKINS.-On tho 2sth instant, by the
hey. Richard Norris, Mr., GEoRar A. 0nrHs, of
baltimore. Nd and Miss DKLrHIA A. JEsKISs. OF
National Republican., 1873-09-27
THE M MARKETS.
BnIiImore NInrlseis.

BALrIMoRN. September 9@ .Breadstunr,- The
general feeling IN the market for Brsadstuffs was
iii limited X al brs1shss. PartioSlSfIy in Corn
the moyement in which depends largely on the abil
sEas Esi5s sss S % sS SS a. s w do Family
Tisai,-fhe receipts o. Wheat were light to day,
smSpn,ips q sll ,S sSSs bushels, q which nearly
bette. iof ssoiss ssIapiss and csIrs,pohains "a:
white S5s !, osdS.. q fSI iPfstST rs M
VS. sSS rS.s S e. ds Sss ,Ssfs K s I nd.
ale sow q @ bSassis smSep Sp 4 siG store We notice
corn,5The market is dull for ali descriptions and
southern corn continue mealre, but the demand IL
srs %srs m I9d s ayor buyers The sales odsy
ssrs elevator and 's he fssnR shows s'
Tsi 2Ss sss ps:as s:a;. ss .tss7
& A. y cents, cents, although there % no more Offering at
,oI'saos GI'saos-Es apo.s ,Egics. sopexha, nominal, ..
~ and a,sSs s Se1 .
.a stand, principally owing 70 the disturbed con.
.s & Tss & :csi. ri In: n: sls S1.; % sS
s sss i:. s:s. ~ $:ss: AVA
,2Ssins s lots q sSs cents for sh2nidcrs. and 10Y
cent; cent? fof s ss.d a q Sps,s ssni 4
.na So9s fcrf dS ssss @ S nS per eHSs,piss SS soi
osSss o,,c sop.lngs s,i g aac.S =. tYo~s
PSI,S sS @ siSSsy ND cents and DsS.rafs D. GSn v,
,Rsi.ty.-fGe market for High Wines ia firm, with
light supply Welearn Of no sales, but quote hcid
National Republican., 1873-09-27

GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTk
oNoRTHwEsr, South ~ Hi aND SOUTHWEST.
On and after July u. 1873. trains will leave -
washington. m B.it!mOro...... I:sa m.
.... .6:lsp m. ...... 0o p. m.
THE oi;pker bts;iIbl y; IN TRACK T0illlrsfs Il p m.
With elegant scenery, Palace stateroom, day and
night cars with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved " Western an Central
New York.
The rs !. m. to NIAGARA Falls daily. except Sun.
west: the sis p. m. daily. except Sunday; i0.p m.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington to Rochester and Pitts-
Tickets BY this route be procured at the once,
oorner Of Sixth street avenue, and
Thirteenth street and PennsytvAniA avenue, where
reliable information will be fiyen at all times
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices
cure accommodations In Palace Oars for Pittsburs
and Rochester oorn.r s,,,, 8, and PAN, ava.
Washington, D. q.
deAIy RhltimOre. Md.
National Republican., 1873-09-27
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The swift and somm2a,2us iron steamer

will commence her regular trips for landings on
the Potomac river on
TnESDAY, ,sEPTEMBER2 o.,
and every TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter,
leaving from sixth street wharf at Z q. m.
Returning, viii arrive in Warrington every
seaau ~A" 'UAoA' wM. n. ByLEs.
National Republican., 1873-09-27
OHIo RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
IRON SNh0-DOAT.

Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received ct
this office until noon on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of
October next, for the construction Of iron hull
for light-draft wheel snaEboat Us ieet long
and ~ feet beam.
Estimated weight Of iron work, 80 tons.
Specifications, with blank forms for proposals,
and further Information, can be had by applying
to this office.
Requests for specifications by mail should have
indorsed on the envelope .Qficial BusinesA"
WIN. Il. MERRILL,
Major Engineers and Bvt. Col,
Us; Ebgineers once. Public landing. Cincin.
National Republican., 1873-09-27
SIEAMSHIP LINES,
ID OTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER PALIsApE-CHANsp OF pA,

Desiring 70 AFFORD all the accommodation and
fAcillty possible, the steamer PALlSADF, JOSEPH
WHITE, Master. will leave Washington, from her
wharf, loot Of Twelfth street, every Mednesday
and Saturday, returning Thursdays and Mondays,
She will commence her trips WEDNESDAY NEXT,
September ~, 1873. Now receiving freight
JOHNSON g. BRO,
sep235t Asents
National Republican., 1873-09-27
No, 8, ,s5s, EquityDocket u.
G AFE AND RELIABLE.

Good real estate Investments offered. Iaying "
per cent, interest semtannually secured by nrst nrs;t
city properly Abstract OF title and full inforna.
ton Furnished. u II. WAnNEh..
sepateoSt s29 Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-09-27
OPTICIANS,
GOVERNMENT SALES.

wv ENNMLNl GALLO.
LIMITED STATES NAVY SALE, BY ORDER
~ Vice Admiral 3, @. Rowan, THURSDAY, Oc.
tySer 2. ls3, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, at II
CONDEMNED CLOTHING.
65 pairs Boots.
sJ pairs shoes
3,lOO yards Canvas Duck.
1850 Pea and Round Jackets.
t.soo TTousers, Frocks. Shirts, Undershlrts and
1910 yards SAtinet.
u, SO yards NAnkin,
Socks. Msttresses and Covers, Blankets, Straw
Hats. Working Suits, &c
PROVISIONS
10 barrels and kegs OF Beef, Pork Flour Rice
Apples. sugar and Butter.
$3.50 Bread BAGS,
2OJ Empty Barrels.
Old Metal, &c, &c.
SMALL STORES.
Soap, Thread. Ribbon, Tape, Cotton, Silk,
DC, nc.
Cataloxne ready Saturday, 9Th inst,
National Republican., 1873-09-27

ELoCUTIoN AT THE WASHINGTON BUsI-
~ NESS M MG9LLEaEs by A: ": soHAaiT, n, ga.
q, between the hours Of I and p. m, commencing
also be given At the residences Of the pupils or
teacher, ,ss ss mS.t convenient. ~ For PsrticalaNrs N
law once Of A, w, Schsrit, May building, north
east corner Of seventh and L, or at a1 A. street
northeast, Capitol Hill. Au3D-lm
IMMERSION INSTITUTE, CHARLES II,
II Youns's Academy y Select, Classical and
Msthsm1tiesl School III Boys; fSur,esnth street.
twenty nrst Annual bession Of this School will be
gin WEDNEsDAY, September 10. For circulars,
he, apply at the Institute. or sddre s. ,,o,,x,
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH
l. INaT0N. DC.
The Preparatory Department opens September
The Columbian College opens september II.
The Medical College opens October6
The Law School opens Qctobera
For catalogues containing full particulars In re-
gard 70 terms and eourscs 81 instruction, address
JAMES O. wELLINa, II. d..
National Republican., 1873-09-27

n OvERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
" CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE AND QUAR-
TERMASTERS STORES.
VIII be sold At public auction, at the post Of 90
lumbia, South Carolina, the eth OF October lsis
at 10 O'Clock m, quantity Of clothing and equi
page, consisting OF Trowsers, Great Goats, Tentsse
&c. Also, q quantity Of quartermaster'n stores,
consisting Of Harness, Tools, Gunny Sacks, &c.
Terms Of sale. cash In United States currency.
ROBERT II. BATES,
First Lieutenant 18th infantry, A. A. o. M
National Republican., 1873-09-27
dEo. n % 3 RoosTz. snsr Agent. s.ss %sshins.on. Sfn

M AsHINaToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, ,(Orange, Alexandria and MAnas.
sas and Lynchbnrr and DAnyills Railroad
p2uBLE pAItX ThAISs & !sIseEt I'll SUNDAY aOdS p A& m
connections will be made between washinston and
Lynchburg In the great line from New Orleans and
New York, connecting twice daily with Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad at qordonByille and QhArlottes
Vile for Richmond and South. and all the line TO
the Ohio river and West. . -, ,..t,
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad runs no train
westward Saturday night or Sunday morning: %
Leave Washington by Potomac ferfy UompAhyh
boats, Seventh street wharf twice ,,a daiiEnl m m
Union Streets Alexandria at 90 a. m and5 t0 .. m.
Arrive at LyIehbuIf Al I ~ r m aud ~ = m;
| W .snsers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
| .t.s n TarfT d. m, daily, excepting Sunday,
''Paiif,it. Palace Cars from Alexandria to Newor'
| INV tcketh st 6O3 Pennsy lyAniA avenue And AZ
| aaitinoIe And Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington.
3. D, 81 sf AsIlsdria, corner Of King and Union
'KinoI's Omnibus LApe makes rapid connection be.
tween Bs,i%S,s i, nAoho railroad depot and se'-
BTeaiiast and suppsr, On ferry boats for through
1ps I'M. BRoADUs. q. t. A.
National Republican., 1873-09-27
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Ae~a .. m and SI M % 6ns nos en- Sunday.

fOh ANNAPOLIB
As'S m and foR 81 n RoRF1IE Sa' III en- Sunday
r6s foisF 81 ri RSS SssS'i
Ats,io an. and ts and % .. IN. Returning leave
arriving At Washington at j ss and 30 .. m. and
.2s R.!SHs,SS ASS & aa5 HSSTE
wilmington Station Tiefst Once 4 !. II hours our q Us
al AVE-
Called for and cbecied 81 tSoir resdcnco. tsien Z
for Hes Yofi, PhiisdePhis and Boston. see -.
- THog. u. SHARP.
A~'fs Il Il tGsoshnip0r'aa'n' Gohp
dsps5.I Hg% I Tiess, aassSs Agent.
joa General AGENT, Washington.
THRogaH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PH1LADELPHJA ~ ANp NEW t I0Rk ,s,a
Trains between Washington and New Yori are
nYS FOR NEW YORK, Without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at sO a. m, %, and
slb y. m. ,.o, .nv,,
Leave daily Except Sunday sisiOs.m.. 10 and
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York Ats;ib p. in' AND PhhAdelphia
Sleepins cars for New York on thessib 7. m. trair
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New Yori and
Boston can be had ai the station Once at al hours
Of the day. Also at the eompAnys ONCE, ts6 Penn.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdysrt,sement
schedule ns .S sesEssn wAahpS All
| r. ~ Corp as,ar.i T'irrst yant t~.S~.s-~N'
National Republican., 1873-09-27
RAILROADS.
AND ONO RAILROAD.

Nv @hA'1 SsasS aNhaa<asonDs
FALL MANAGEMENT, 1.-TWO TRAINS DAILY.
EAuEPT, ,s5UI,SSDAY, nEIIMEES wAsHl NGToH
is7d
AisIsndsis a. sic = M. o. and III p Snn M . sS
burg !s2ins wsstwardl q! 4 q N. and 2s p. M:
pIsaye Hamilton at Glio a nj and i1tb p, 10,
iaaa LeeaGurF tgoing kaatwardl At Ia m. and
sna m = 10 y, D. r' aud at Washington At so g. m. and
Psssonsers from washington will take tho wash.
NIXON and Ohio cars At the Baltimore and Potomac
,Srouss 70 ,s'h,3n M.m,as A. A m and p = ~. and 10
Inc 8A ~. train from Alexandria and u .sop. m.
usIn IIvm hamilton connect At Hamilton with
kemps daily line Of coaches for PuroeIiyille Bnief
ersvlle. Berryyille aud Winchester. Also, With
for Aide and Middlebury
Communication tictets. three cents per mis
Annual tickets, eco. H. nj HhVFNyR
au2su General Tictst n.ar,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-04-26

with their spirit that they are the
children of God the Cross is light;
they no longer 90 Borrowing on, on
uncertainties, but with assuranceof a
true and lively faith. Rejoice ever
more having the promise Of the life
which now is and that which is to
come, they say 20 God, my heart is
fixed I will sing and give praise
Let each heart ask itself the ques-
ton do We live up to our duties
and privileges as protesting christians
Frostburg, April 2, 1878.
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$4,000 REWARD!.

M LII be distributed to Subscribers to
w the AMERICAN WORKING PEG
PIE in 1873! II is the Only Workingman's
Tariff Monthly; has Is large Quarto pages
with illustrations.
Every Subscriber Gets u Premium!
Varying from % cents in value to $500 in
Grcenleicks. Among the Premiums arc 2
of $500 in Grccnbacks ? OF 5000; 10 of
800 100 of $l0 800 OF So; ) Fargor Or
gans, $3.50 each; 10 Sewing Machines, $50
each; 30 American Watches $40 each. be-
sides many thousands Of smaller Premiums
Only $3.50 per yeac. Sent on trial three
months for Twenty-Five Gents.
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Other Premiums.

Michael Collins, Pennsylvania Steel
Works, Dauphn county, Pa, drew
Blees' Sewing Machine, worth $50
Henry Bienbour, Cleveland, Ohio, drew
Sewing Machine, worth $50
John r. Nolen, Troy, n Y, drew
Sewing Machine, worth $50
Charles Capper, employee in Hurscy,
Wells & Co.'S Steel WORKS, Pitts
burg, drew an ANN Silver Watch, $40
Thomas Sandhrook, Caasauqua, Pa,
drew an ANN Silver Watch, worth $40
Charles J. Dobson, Pennsylvania Steel
Works, drew Amin Silver Watch, $40
% Subscribers have drawn copies of the
Great Industries Of the United States -
Thousands Of other Premiums have been
sent out. u" Send $3.50 to get the best
workingman's paper and premium for
every subscriber. You may get Five
Hundred Dollar Grcenback Address
!, CAPRON & Co,
March l5-3m Pittsburg, Pa,
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CT. IHARTZELL a. CO..

CT. EHARTZELL a. CO..
UNDEI journal" PRINTING OFFICE,
Main Street, FrOstburg, Md,
SADDLE AND HARNESS-MAKERS,
LAVE on hand and for sale Fine and
i L Coarse Harness Collars, Hames, Trace.
Halter, Breast and Butt Chains, Mems and
Side Rss Saddles all qualities knS and Blind
tanning to iirst-class shop. We make a
speciality of putting up Fine Harness.
and in this line we defy competition. Best
quality of Mining Work always on
hand, and orders promptly filed. Work of
all descriptions mnde to order. Repairing
neatly and promptly done. Prices reasor,a-
BILE sS- Orders solicited. Nov 4-y
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium

TN Bank building, opposite St; Michals
L Church, Main ST., Frostburg, Md
All who want anything in the line OF
Shoes. of the best and finest quality
Shoes of the best and heaviest make; Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies
Boots for Children Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VAL1SES,
&c.,-all at fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
ET Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand. Apl 10
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$144,666.9i


Resources.
TAXES UNCOLLECTED.
J. b. Robinctte, Colr s e,202.S4
William Hall. 14,O07.55
J. ID. Armstrong, 2,106.92
John Bell, 4,S047l
j. b. Davis, 5,2O3S3 -..-
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LUMBER.


THE undersigned is prepared to fill Or
L ders for BUILDING LUMBER of ev-
cry description at short notice and on liber-
al terms.
DRESSED FLOORING
A Specially. WINDOW SASH and
BLINDS, PANEL DOORS, SHINGLES,
SEASONED 1, 1! and PINCH BOARDS
always on hand.
FRA WING TIMBERS
OF any required size or length promptly
sawed to order.
Carpenters and Contractors
Will do well TO give me call before ma
king purchases II. n TASKER,
Agent for Manufacturers,
March 15-tf Frostburg, Md.
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HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALE!
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS

TWO HOUSES AND LOIS
SITUATED in the west end of Frost
- burg-Onc ON Main street, now occu-
pied by Mrs. Dawson-the other on Me-
chanic street, near the reservoir, occupied
by Mrs. Kalbaugh and Mr. E. Atkinson
The latter is a DOUBLE FRAME on two
excellent LOTS.
Any person desiring to purchase can call
on the undersigned at Sand Spring.
March 15-St JOHN T. DAWSON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-04-26

The CONSCIENCE CLAUSE Work.
ing Nan, Amt you going to send
that boy Of yours to school, Bill -
Bill. 20, will l! He went one day,
and when he came home he told me it
was repr' ems BILE get drunk ! Think
III have p'rental feelins outraged, and
all the sweet an oily union of ONE
Election broken by swells teachin of
him? Come an stan pint !"
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Notice to stockholders.

THERE will be a meeting of the Stock
L holders of the EIostburg Gaslight Com
pany at their Once in Frostburg on
SATURDAY, NAY 8, 1878,
For the purpose of dieting Officers and
Directors of said Company for the ensuing
year JOHN =. WEBS,
April 1876 Secretary,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

WANTED. Agents and Peddlers for
w our PRESS AND STRAINER-
presses and strains jams, jellies, herbs, veg
etables, lard, tallow, meats, cheese, &c
Over 10000 sold in few localities. Sells
quick Every family wants it. Sewing
Machine and other agents are finding this
very profitable. Circulars free. Littlefield
and Dame, 1872 Washington Street, Boston
Massachusetts.
April PSI
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For Rent!

A SHOP ON WATER STREET.
NEAR the corner of Main and Water,
~ first door from 6 Laps CONNECTION
ery,) well suited for Shoemaker, Sadler,
Timer, or Small Store
Rent reasonable. Possession given at
once. Apply to &. II. WALKER.
April
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-04-26

A. WOLF q SONS.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
Gents Furnishing Goods of
the --latest Styles.
BROADWAY, FROSTBURG, MD.
House, Cumberland Md,
HAVING received fine and we'll Sc
/ i lectcd stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS for SPRING and
SUMNER STYLES.
We are prepared to furnish our custom
ers and the public generally with the best
and cheapest suits. Satisfaction guaran-
teed Call and see us. [Oct12-6m.
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Let all the People Read 1.-THE

cog-whcels of the Singer Sewing Machine
are now being exhibited among the famil-
les of this section. They are just the right
thing-warranted for fifteen years. Should
they break or wear out during that time by
sewing dry goods, wood, leather, tin, or
zinc, ncw ones will be furnished aoittout pay
GILMoN WADE, Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-06

Readers of the IbIaia have lately been
publication oi mock letters with endless details
nf series Of the most absurd contributions to-
wards fund which the corps of that journal
propose TO make up for the relief of Thomas
Mast, the carcaturist, who has lately taken TO
lecturing On Tuesday evening last Mast lee
tured at Sleinway Hall, New York, and in the
couse ofhis remarks ''got back" on the pro-
prietor of the Herald as follows;
''The lecturer said he had watched
with n great deal of intcrest the outcries
of our illustrous ancestor, the monkey
laughter. lie asked who even among
our judges, can assume as much gray-
ity? Not even Barnard or CardOzo
laughter can surpass that serious ami
NAL. The lecturer here presented cap
ital caricature of monkey which be
designated "the serious animal" To
give the last picture force he added a
paw holding up cup. "'rhis," is the
author of the subscription for my bene-
fit. Loud applause, will endeavor
to show you how look when receiving
it," The picture was fully embellished
by a caricature of tho lecturer behind
an organ. The picture was complete
by fanciful design of the North Pole.
"Now," continued tho lecturer,
'When the monkey has collected all the
money he can for me, he proposes to
climb the North Pole" This remark
was received with roars of laughter"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-06

How she took The Train.

One of the dear ones came to town q
few days since to take the morning
train. The scene was touching in an
extreme.
She came down to the depot in the
express wagon three hours before train
time. She insisted upon s't''"sron her
trunk, She picked p her reticule, fan,
parasol, lunch basket, sn all pot W h a
house plant in it, shawl, paper of can
dy, boquet (she never travels without
one) small tumbler and extra vail, and
chased hys,erically after every switch
engine that went by, under the impress
sion that il was her train.
Her voice trembled as she presented
herself Mt the restaurant and tried TO buy
her ticket; she knocked with the handle
of her parasol at tho door of the old
freight house, in vain hope that the
baggage man would come out and check
her trunk. She asked everybody in the
depot and on the platform when the
train would start, aud where il would
stand, and looking straight at the town
clock asked: "What time is it now?'
Although the first at the depot, she
was the last to get her ticket, and one,
on the cars, she sat to the end Of hel
journey in an agony of apprehension
that she had got on the wrong train, an,
would be landed at some strange station
put in close carriage, drugged an,
murdered, aud to every last male 'passen
ger who walks down the aisle she stand
up and presents her ticket, which sh
invariably carries in her hand.
She finally recognizes her waitin
friends on the platform, leaves the ca
in burst of gratitude, and the train
ten miles away before she remember
that her reticule, fan, paasol, lunch bai
ket, verbsna, candy, shawls, tumble
vail aud boquet are on the seat wher
she left them, or in the depot, and fo
the life Of her, she can't t<h hswhich.