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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-11-19

Mr. c. p KNIGHT Eso-DEAn Sin: to-
as s s?t
ptaS 3 M So my M snn AGd ws e
outside the am most say gives me
Pf n u VI COY fssss sh ST. i Paa ss
To pleasure that July 1871 Front
t h5ests Ks a agent
5 es Sna @ pS sn % R
will only mention its being
ps ] ~ wh % @ wok
aps os y sHae
believing will give them @ greater sfei9n 1S%
than Bnl%Ss hsS can psY s a2's'
CHAMBERsBURG December 10th, 1872
Mr. s s T % ] r S% as
in ~s ss @
5s Stessp to mix
'"'N '"'S''" Yours truly JACOB sToUFFER SON.
C. REe aHtfR as for SSS
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5
a-m~----. :s-y BEL AIR. MARYLAND March 4h 1872.
Mr. C. p KN1aur-DEAR last spring. Badeys
" $ S% nsSs
Ss ' sss Il 1sniss
agrees with excellent paint ops part
Fen & S S S @ S is uss
gloss longer ea @ % paint that b. fS SSS;
S an am 1ss s ?
aea 3D. f2sss ad c a M rfe5 FsS m H.
G. p KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
SPECIMENS AND PRICE LISTS rs saEe Ssf EH"
Oct. s, 1873, 2ssm
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S. MCGOWAN,
w. H. PARKER,
- ... Executors.
Nov. 4, 1873, At
Sale of the Real Estate
=
or
-. .-..a -.
Larkin Reynolds, Decd.

nY virtuo and authority of tho
ID last will and testament Of LAR i.
KIN REYNOLDS, decd, we will sell
at Abbevile Court House on Saleday
next, (the first Monday of December,)
within the usual hours, the following
tracts Of land, being part Of the real
estate of said deceased, to wit:
TIE REEDY BRANCH TRACT,
containing
One Hundred and Fifty.tllee Acres,
more or less.
THE GRAVE YARD TRACT"
containing
One Hundred and SeVelty.SiI Acres,
more or less.
And the GOLD MINE TRACT
containing
Two Hundred and Fifty-i1ur Acres,
more or less. 1t is believed by some
good judges of such matters that
there is fortune in the Gold Mine
Tract.
These lands will bo sold by plats
to be exhibited on day Of sale.
Terms of sale one-third cash, BAL
ance on u credit Of twelve months
with interest from day of sale, secur.
ed by Bond and Mortgage of land.
The purchaser to pay for titles.
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Valuable Real Estate
For Sale.

DY authority of the last Will and
d Testament Of Maj. JOHN
CIIILES, deceased, on
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Saturday, 29th Inst,
will sell, at the late residence Of his
widow, Mrs. CHILES, at CHlLES,
CROSS ROADS. in Abbeville County,
that valuable HOUSE AND PLAN
TATION of which he died seized
and possessed, containing
Five Hundred and Forty Acres,
more or less. 1t will be sold in two
tracts, the Abbeville road being the
division line. Plats Of the tracts
will be exhibited on day Of sale.
The house is large and commodi-
Gus, the improvements good. All the
buildings on the place, including the
STORE HOUSE, will be sold with
the land.
1t is good stand for business and
the lands produce cotton finely. AL
together it is very desirable place
TERMS-One-third cash, the bal
ancc in two eqral annual instaIments
with interest at the rate of ten pei
cent. per annum, from day of sale
payable annually. to be secured by
bonds and mortgage Of the premises
Possession to be given the first o.
January next.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
THOs. G. PERRIN,
Executor.
Nov. 5, 1878, 31-3t
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TRACT No. 2,
containing 800 Acres,

SO acres of which is in original forest,
60 acres in pine timber, tho balance
enclosed by good fence and in. high
state of cultivation.
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TRACT No. 8,
containing 205 Acres,

so acres of which is in pine lands, the
balance enclosed and under cultiva-
ton.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
BAKBERs, ATTENTION.

Barriers combs, soaps, brushes, sponges, superior
bay rum stick pomatum, puils powders and barbors
supplies generally, MT very low rices. Hair pomade
n specially. always fresh and highly peIfumed. Bar
beTs supplied ut Wholesale ut
FOSTFh'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West Streets
apr1lT3 Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
DIR. JOHNSTON
OFFICE NO 2 SOUTH FREDERICK ST

Baltimore, Maryland Left hand side going from Bal
tilnure ST., II ew doors from the Fah mot to
observe the name and number.
~ No letters received unless postpaid and con-
tanning stamp To be used in the reply. Persons
writings should state ago, and send portion of the
advertisement describing symptoms The Doctors
Diploma hangs In the office.
EsDuisEMRNrs OF THE PREss.--Thc many thou
sands cured this establishment within the last
twenty years, and the numerous Important surgical
operations performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by
the representatives al the Press and many others,
notices of which have appeared again and again be-
tore the public, besides his standing gentleman
| ot character and rcacctabty is n sufficient guar
antee to the afflicted
| SKIN DtssAsEs SPEEDILY CURED de22
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS.
Cupstantly on hand and made To order,
Express, Market, Truck, Farm,
sierplantONn.

instantly gu hand and made To order,
Exprcss, Market, Truck, Farm,
tiernantown.
.A
sNEATHs PATENT TILTING WAGONS
CARTS, PUSii-CARrS
And
BAHROWS.
Also,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
which are being sold at cost, including
PLows, HARRows AND CULTIYAToRs,
All Nos. 81 the Moore, Wiley, Peacock, and Heckeh-
dorm PlOw, with or without centre draft
Reno,riur Neatly and Promptly Executed.
nLAC MITH ii Nc
In all its branches. Particular attention gwen to
HORSE-S HOEi NG.
An diseues of the Foot aud cases Of ameness Incl
dental To Snoeng fast driving treated under inc
DUNBAR SYSTEM,
interieriilg invariably cured in onco shoeing
Knucknng and Knee-Sprnns horses maincu,oS y, u. ti \
lcucited AMI lett In condition by the ald oi WHICH
nature sOOn effects permanent cure.
InInUncss from corns instantly removed.
Immediate reei given IN CASES OF acento i1n,her M
sl,,s of the above nature and various others per
taiuing the leg and foot OF the HORSE nefstuoie
considered incllrablc by the "Old Schoor' Neteri-
narlirs, arc, by judcious appi'ca''oh OIL ''e puN
nan System, relieved and cured -, -,
Having been at great expense to acquire thorongh
Knowledge of the subject and being the only snth III
thp State to whom Mr.. Dunbar has impaired h's var
uabl, method OF treatment, am prepared 10 treat
tll,, worst case the public can bring forward
Anatomical specimens exhibited at tie pace, SNOW
ing cause and effect. - "A,
| employ only competent men, ann pciSo"""S
supervise all operations. once
Nos. III and II3 Orange street,
DAVID wooLMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

NJ ONE BUT THE VERY BEST qualities of Ara
IN thracite and Bltuminous cod, dry and we'll
screened and delivered from the yard and self
ug bl. GEO. w. BUSH,
dce-je' French street, wharf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
SAVE FOUR MONEY.
PIMPLES.

will send (free recipe for my VEGETABLE
BALM, removing PimpIcs, Black Worms, Blotches,
trecKles, Moths and al Diseases OF the Skin, leav
ing 1t clear, and with healthy glow. Also sure pro-
for fine growth OF HAN bald heads smooth
faces. THOMAS J.. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
p. u. Box 5,l23. I9.Brpadway, New York.
mar32-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
PRIME FISH.
SURVEYING

In all its branches, Prompt attention to country
orders. Building lots for sale in Wilmington and
vicinity EDWARD TATNALL, Jr.
704 Tatnall ST., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

On and after MONDAY, April 2lst, 1873, Sundays
exceptcd,) Passenger Trains will leave ny follows;
SouTitIyAHD, SOUTHWARK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

Traims lrnyinp WllminRton, at 1910 A. NJ cuHmtct
with trains lenyinr philadelphia at $50 A. NJ. b-
timore at 80 a. NJ, and Delaware hahro"u ii""S
arriving at 1918 A. NJ. ,- u Al .onuects
with train leaving Philadelphia at 400 7; NJ. ,,.
Train arriving ut Wilmington bo a; NJ e'''e.'
with tram ior Philadelphia at $40 a. NJ AZ with
Traiu arriving at wilmington at l'oo T. M "'
tram for Philadelphia at 200 u. Nj. an =, n, ,,,,,
srrain arriving NJ Wilmington at 300 L. d., win
train f,r baltimore and Washington AZ 0 IL ~
with train for Philadelphia at $50 r. Nj a"" D''"
ware Railroad Trains at 6.25 +. NJ A., 1 q .o
TraI,s leaving Landenberg ut GAO a; Nj, 1nu , 49,
r. Nj connects with trains for PhiladeipIna m t,s
Wiminston nj $40 A. NJ. and 660 r. NJ. ana : .ne as
Delaware train South, leaving Wilmington a' o'@'
+. NJ. -, a. ,v and II w 4,
II I,n,nts nn,i cars of ilmingon CITY H. h' a rVhe
md Market Sta, by McMullen q Seal at gents dor
eaen @ pns'"se' " DAVID CONEli., Supt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15
Dissolution of Partnership.

SAMUEL j. WRIGHT has this day withdrawn
from the firm mofLECARPENTlER OF " WRIGHT, at
Rocklaud Mills. His partner will continue the busi-
ness heretofore and will settle all accounts Ell said
fIm.
WrhMISaroN, DEL, March %, 1873. apr3sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-15

LNOR SALE--A small farm of about 70 acres, stu
J. aied GU the jackson Inn Road, near the Kennett
Turnpike road. the Wilmington Il Reading Railroad,
passes through the place and within miles of the
City limits. For further particulars Apply to
NJ. NJ. CHILD K co.
Real Estate Agents,
No4 west Ith st.
mar 1T-if wilmington, Del.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
who Owns the Virginius,

For several days past one OF the reporters OF the
HRRALD has been making vain attempts to "inter-
view' the owner OF the Virginus, Mr.. Patterson,
ewhose once is situated at the angle OF West and
Warren streets. The door OF the ONCE was gen.
orally fannd closed but yesterday morning the re-
porter isand representative OF Mr.. Patterson in
the orice.vhom he had seen at his first visit and
the following conversation ensued -
RxPoRTYSs-Can you tell me where can ind Mr.
Patterson, or can you tell me HIS private address
A. have nat seen him for some time, and don't
know wheEeshe is TO be found; his private address
10 somewhere in New Jersey, believe.
REPoRyER--jEid you kindly ask him, as begged
you last week, 80 state # he was going TO c0mmn-
ncate with the> Secretary OF State respecting the
capture Of the yirgInius by the Spanish vessel
Tornado, or II he had any statement TO make to
the HERALpT A. res, did and Mr.. Patterson
stated that heN had nothing to cay.
IL is reported that Mr. Patterson is fighting shy
OF all representatives. OF the press and is IyIng
ssperdu.v = '''No
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. II, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Russia r, Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Idaho (Bn, Moore, Liverpool via oneens-
town-williams Gnion; Y,,on.on c,.scow-u.naer.
Steamship steinmann (Belg,, Lechere, Antwerp
Steamship Crescent City Curtis Havana-wmP Clyde
steamship Perit Ellis Hamilton CBermuda)-Lunt
Steamship Alice (Br), Ellis, savannah-Pim Forwood
steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah-Nsrray, Ferris
Steamship Charleston Berry. Charleston-J Quin-
steamship, Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington Nc-Loril-
Steamship Wyanokc, Couch. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond Old Dominion Steamship CSs
Richmond-od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Richmond, Lawrence. Norfoik-od Dom'n-
steamship Aibemarle, Read, Norfolk-oid Dominion
Steamship Glaucus Bcarse. Bostor-E Djmock
ship Gold Huner, Freeman. Liverpool-Snow Bur-
Bark Souvenir lBr,. Davis, London-slocoyieh Co :,
), Bark Norma Ger Barnecker. Cork or fsimouth-o
Bark Bark Nuoyo Giuseppino dtaD, Marchese. Cork Fal
Bark Tide Figlia CItap, Ohvsri Cork for order-J
Bark Kong Carl CNor,, Knudsen Queenstown or Fal
Bark Countess Of Fiie sBrl. Kerr Limerck-George
Bark Magdalena Nor,. Olsen, Antwerp-Tetens Book
Bark Johannes Ger, Ihlder Bremen-Herman Koop
Bark francesca Chiazzo utaD Bozzo, Rotterdam
Bark Titania (Nor) Jensen, Havre-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Jas + Brett Galli-on, hsvre-Boyd hincken
Bark Virginia Stafford (Brl, Curry, harseiles-Jas
Henry
Bark Isabel tArg), NewhuI, Buenos Ayres-John Nor
ton, Jr Sons
Bark Evening Star tBr) Chick St Jago de Cuba-way.
dell 4 Co.
Brig yeloce QtaD. Rossano, Civita Vecchia-Fabbri 4
Chauncey.
Brig Katie DAM. Robinson Pernambuco-Thos Nor
Brig Ysidore Riondo Br Plummer, Ponce, &c-Miller
4 Houghton
schr Rescue CBr,, Anderson, Jacmel-Mnler 4 Hourh-
ton
schr Alice Boardman, Boyd. Aquin Hayt,-Jed Frye
4 Co.
schr Joseph Rudd, Anderson, Brazos-woodhouse
Rudd
schr E Haves Smith, Jacksonville-w Ray.
Schr Clara, Clark, Salisbury-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Pharo, Soper Tuckerton.
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance Baltimore
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Philaoeiphia.
Steamer Novelty. shaw. Philadephla-W Kirkpatrick.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

s ou s .rr s cS
and it was stated that money would be
forthcoming for starting q new expedition
nom Baltimore TO join the Revolutionary cause
with irst class steamer and men and materials
OF war. Letters from prominent friends OF the
thizers TO earnest action. Several Americans who
had served in the late war rendered their services
under an injunction of secrecy. Itwas resolved 70
send committee OF three to the Cuban headquar-
ters in New York 70 make tender OF the ofYers re-
ceived at the meetings, aud the committee started
to-nirht
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
TIRED OF LIFE.

Information reached the Coroner's once ycster-
day morning that Mr.. Charles JeroIeman, a man
forty-eigbt years OF age and a native OF this coup
try, had committed suicide the evening previous
by shooting himself through the head with pistoI
while nearly, If not quite alone, at his place oi
business, No. ~ East street. Deceased, who lived
at No. g6 Lewis street, Ia thought to have been
partially deranged at the time OF committing the
act. The Coroner was notified 10 hold an inquest
over the remains. Mr. Jeroleman has left widow
and several children.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
SAILED.
sseansnips

sseamships Crescent City. for Havana; Pcrit
essa as%aso fss%1s ssasss ss
Richmond and PetsTsDars; AlbemsrIe, kcrsSlk: Hat:
barks Maria Ciotide Qtai). Cork Loherrin 0Ge1 DO;
Horsk Flag Ncr,, DO; Emelis atai} DO or pam1gth ,
2gsenstOwn EsImouta ;John MAX Mary $ 90 Os do Rang
Bremen; briggs Ofyer Cults lBr) Port au Prince;
sarah crowell Orb s. Johnss rn' dnc.csy INDUSTRY
Nara ltaD Gibraltar; serpentina dtap saionlca ..
Rosario tBr) Pernambuco; schrs Laura webb, Mira
goane; Phoebe Havana; Hannah Coomer, st AIMS Bay
Enchantress Savannah; Louisa Mallory Charleston
johnson.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS,
A .-A-A.-A.-A
WHOLESALE.
A. T. STEWART / CO., :
HAVE OPENED
200 CASES
New and Elegant
French and English
DRESS GOODS.
which for
QUALITY. STYLE AND PRIOR
CANNOT BE EQuALLED
in this city.
The above were recently purchased in Europe BY ono
Of their hrm greatly below their value.
DECIDED BARGAINS OFFERED.
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFpRRENT
cause; no publicity required; charge until divorce
granted; advice free NJ HOUSE. Attorney, Broad
way
A HERALD BRANCH OFFTCE BRoOKLyN
"A. corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. M. 10 y p. M.
On sunday from 3to9P. M.
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM OOUPTa
IA Of different States legal everywhere; no publicity,
fees In advance advice ree commissioner for every
State. FREDERICK Il KING
oounselloratLaw 363 Broadway.
no YOU KNOW Irs
wfNCHEsTERs
. HYP0PH0sPHTTE OF LTMK AND SODA
Is an Immediate cure for General Debility, LoO or
rervous rover and Energy Nervousness Prostrau0n OIL
ne val Forces and Powers and Weakness Of every ds-
THE MOST PERFECT vITALIzINa TONIC
AND INvIdoRAToR EVER DISCOVERED.
1T excrts an Immediate influence directly on the
Nervous System Tonic and Invigornting Character
bracing and tranquzing the nerves ~ VIII simuato
NE appetite, restore the strength and promote most rs'
freshinR and renovating sleep.
J WiNCiiEsTER 4 CO., Chemists
SO John street, New York
EoR PILES USE NOTHING BUT ANAKRsIs, WE
~ know what say. Ecctuaries lotions and oint-
mcnts are useless AEAKEsys gives instant relief and
race and tho result OF 70 years expe icnce
ia Inf pvice lLcr
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
Cuban Messtinss in Baltimore.

BAAtMoRR, Nov. II, 1873.
Inc capture OF the'yirgnius and the murder OF
General Ryan and hiseompatriots has caused deep
feeling among Cubans resident in Baltimore, ana
so-day two meetings ofsympathizers we're held,
- which zoo persons WIRE presept Indignation
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA. Nov II, 1871
Exchange firm; on the United States GU days, cur.
rency. 63 55 premium short sight G0 62 premium
20 days gold 81 premium short sight 7oa n premium
On LONDON, " sS premium; on Paris, " " premium
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

II exerts immediate influence directly on thes
Nervous system OF a Tonic and Invgornung Cnaracter,
nacing and tranquillizng the nerve: nwiIi snmuato
e appetite restore the strength and promote most re-
freshing and renovatng sleep.
j. WiNCiiEsTER 4 CO., Chemists
SO John street, New York
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

sehr wm GssssE. Rgbsrt Ehsahsthpst for Prov
dence.
schr John W Ben Ferris, Amboy for Taunton
Schr n Webb, Cook. Elizabethport for Norwich.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

EoR PILES USE NOTHING BUT ANAKBsIs. VIZ
~ know what we say. Elcctuares, lotions and oint-
ments arc ussssA ASAKEsEs gives instant relief and
race and tho result Of 20 years expc fence
is infabic Price t per box, Anakcss pcpo lC Walker
street, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York-Th,s Day.
,us AND MOO,
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saba Destination
&asHsO.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

An lrishmau went for re first time 70 q
bray. just as the drop curtain descended
after The fisrt act, az engine in the base
ment exploded, and the Celt was blown
through the roof, a.ighting in the next
eauare. His first remark, after coming 70
his senses, was, 'And what the divl 90
they play next2"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08


AsTARTE.
4r gwEy xgREpi1B.
wien she latest strife isles. and a! e done with.
Ere we slrlmber in the spin: and the brain.
We browse back. IL dreams. 4" Gay :ha' axe oesan
with, .
lha@e east away the tass'e and the torment
or the CORDS that bound my me up ~ hlesn
And the pulse begins TO throb that long lay dormah,
'Neath their pressure. and tie Old WOUNDS "ieeo
afresh.
2 nm, foucf'd again with shades OF early sadness.
Like the summer clouds sht shadow in my halli
tam thrilrd again with bTeaibs OF toylsh sadhess
Like the scent of some last primrose Oh Inc all
and again she comes, with all her silent gra.es.
The lost woman Of my youth yet unposses''
And her cold face unlike the other faces -.
OF The woman whose dead lips since have piest
Seem about me. all the day long, N tht Iooni
nd Ter face with lie bew lde,iDc old endeai
Comes at night. between the cHitaihs' 'n VIC
gloom
when vain dreams are utt.I'd with siships' mes
tn m ,r' own her phantom Ups ,eei approach;
And he, smile at eve breaks Ger without warning
From its speechless pale, perpetual iepi'.c'i'
when i.fe's dawning gmmer yet hao al 'n' 'iN'
n, ,he "1iept in the freshness OF the grass
fAn. what feet since then have iTodden 'H' Inc
MID her soft heI silent footsteps fall ami pass.
They fell lightly as the dew falls, mid pngathe,1 3.
Meadow flowers; and lightly fingered VIII VIC
Blu, the dew is gone, the grass IS dried and with
Ard ibs traces of those steps have faded too.
SD,fe. footsteps fall about me iaint nncertalh'
In IN. shadow of the world, as It recedes
Other forms peer thrO the bali upiteG c.i taIn
or that mystery which hangs behlha Inc ''eeos'
SFba, i. gone is gone forever. Snd new fashions
MAJ re nIace old fol ms hch nothing can resi- ore.
But f,urn from signing back departed passions
With that pining at the bosom as o1 yoie'
frem.m,er 10 have muimurd morn and even,
.Tho' the Earth dispart these Earh.ies. lace rom
SET the Hsa ,enlies shall surely join IN Heaven.
FOR the spirit hath no bonds IL time OF space
srvhere Il iisteth there it bioweth; all existence
IL ia region: and 10 hOuseth where II WILL
ANAL feel her thrO Immeasurable distance.
And grow nearer and be gathered to her st!L
eff fail 70 find her out by her gold i1ssses.
Brows and breast. and lips. and language OF
lehall know her by the traces Of dead kisses.
And that portion Of myself which she Tetains'
hut nv being is confused with new expeience.
And changed to something other than IL was;
And the Future with the Past are at variance;
Aud Life saltsrs with the burdens " hich u mas.
1,r.h's old sins prsss fast behind the. weakly
Flint before me fleets Che good have net done:
And nav search for her may still be unavaillDg
Mid the spirits that are passed hey ona t0e sun
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-19
Clean Hands.

The world moves. 1t is not so respectable as
1t w8s u few years ago TO be- q rascal. People
ARE learning the less"n that clean hands are
desirable, but tor personal comfort and pleas
ant social intercourse. They really seem To be
learning that purity pays, and that personal
hOnOr ana lucorruptiblen's are u good invest
mtnt. ROgues and FfItgs are having u tough
time Ol IL, and II is their own fault il the Young
and ambitious men who aie now coming
upon The stage of action do not learn TO place
81 high price upon Themselves that neither
wealth nor power can buy them. The rascal.
tiles 0i the New York ring arr all exposed
and the members OF that ring have either run
away or are staggering before public opinion
and the law, disgraced and degraded men.
Bribery IN Congress stands exposed and re-.
bukcd, while names that were pure have rr-
ccived u tarnisl that can never be polished a.
way. Men " no have held their heads high
in the Eliion, bow those heads In shame over
hnnds which are sOied beyond cleansing. We
eapl no narFics, but scattered up and down the
land greut regulations lie in ruin. Men who
had wealth which they sole, and men who
had posi- los which they bought, s. mtn wi o
have used their puDllc office To push their pri-
vate schemes, are thrown high aud dry out
Of influence, and lie all exposed upon the
rocks ot Disgrace, where they are sure 10 rot
or go 10 pieces.
1.-THE young politicians of the country will
learn that The incls which we have recOuntcd
are so we calculated To teach, better times Tor
the country lie in the future. Personal advan-
tages-a mean motive To appeal to where so
vital question hs personal purity Is concern
ed, but, MS thcEt Is Bo danger 10 morals from
amy other appeal, it is well 20 meet temptation
on It's own ground, and fight it With its woap-
| OnS. ..t 'f
The lesson IF the rceent exposure Is really
| needed by none but those who fancy thew can
compass their ends best 10y base means; and il
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nolhing pays 50 well in wealth and power and
safety and comfort AS virtue, they will learn
that which will be OF incalculable benefit 10
them aud to the country. No money was ever
won by lreachery to trust that did not harm
the winner. No power was ever achieved by
bribery or retained by ialsehOod that did not
scorch the palm of him who held It, The
CONSCIOUSNESS of illdeseri, the loss OF selt-re-
spert The fear OF exposure and self.commh-
ment 10 life of deception. which go always
with POSSESSIONS unwnrthily won, are poison
Ia the blood, and the exposure, sooner or later
Is Us sure 10 come us death. j. q. Holland.
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Cnotce Ttitane Lots for SAFE.

i HE Subscribers offer for sale 25 vii
lags Lots, situated 10 various parts Of the borough
Some OF them very choice lots. Small payments down
and long tint On balance, and all loye,t prcess
WV. NJ EAMES,
1907 .. .......... .... EDGAR HALL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aided q large
IL stock Of Envelopes We arc pfepared 70 harnish
them printed, at about the sAIns prize AZ PLATA
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