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cLRARPIELD, PA
ova sAsv.

ouR sADv.
To-day We cut the fragrant soi,
With trembling hands, asupdss,
And lay this well-bslovsd Of God,
Our dear dead baby undsr.
o hearts that ache, aud ache airssh
0 tears too blindly raining
Our hearts ere weak, yet bslng hssh,
Too strpsg for our restraining.
Sleep, darling. slsspi Cold rain shall steep
Thy little turf-msds dusliingj n
Thou wilt not know, 90 far below,
What winds or storms are swslllngj
And birds shall sing In the warn Spring,
And flowers bloom about thee,
Thou wilt not heed them, love, but Va,
The loneliness without thee.
Father, We will be eomfortsdj
Thou vast the gracious Givsr.
We yield bsr up--not dead, not dead
To dwell with thee forever V
Take Thou our child Ours for day,
Thine while the ages blossom
This little shining head We lay
In the Redeemer's bosom.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Ad
ministra,ior on The estate Of JOSIAH H0CKEN
BERRY, late Of fcrguson twp. Clearhsld county
Pa deceased. having been duty granted to IL.
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estAt,
will please make immediate pay nent, and ihos,
having claims or demands sgainst the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
usnt without delay.
EMANUEL HlLDEBRAND,
Hurd, Pa Oct. 9th, 'Tj.sil Administrator.
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CTRAM SAW MILL, ENGlNR
- AID BOILERS YoR SALE

Tia .nas.isssd ssIss ~ sais % sssssaabIs
tsFns, thslf stssn saw nill, located Il wsllass.
ton, tlsarasld Co., p. Tks engine ssd bsibrs
srs - soed ~ zee. Ths siss q As spsins 10
1tx1t, ssd Il Il eset ruanlag osdW. fksS viii
also .sIl sAslf sklasis ssd lad nIn, sad N shs
wsrkisg uaehissry u ~ NH, Parties vIshias
70 psrsksss saa ssiI % o. a1lfss. ~, :
GRAHAM. WALLACE . co. y
cissr1sld, Ps., Jsss %, 1875.
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Total..."..... .."...," ,"-.-.. ....-.Sd, d,Oi<,72v "
After reading your letter ! am les'
astonished than before, that you defy
committee Of the House, refuse IA
obey It's process and TO answer under
oath, any Of tho above charges,
Your allegation Of political bias, on
the part Of the committee, Is wholly
gratuitious, as the investigation and re'
port Of the committee did begin with
VIM. V. McGrath, and II the facts and
figures implicate him less than any
other State Treasurer that was beyond
the control of the committee.
q. IL. REIaHARp,
Chairman Investigating Committee
WILLIAMspoRr, Oct 2s, 1878.
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OHEAP GROCERIES

NHEAP GROCERlES
~ LUMBER CITY, PA
The undersigned announces to his old friendi
and patrons that he has opened good line o.
GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS At the old stans
Of Kirk Spencer, for which be scliciu libera
patronage. n. W. SPENCER
Lumber City. Pa, March 7n-H
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Yfgal advertisements.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"A Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
minftration on the estate Of J. Y. W
scHNAkks, late Of covington twp, CIearfeld
county Pa, deceased, having been duly granted
to the undersgnei, all persons indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate payment, and
this having claims or demands will present thsu
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. CHARLES sCIlNARRs,
WIN. sCHNARRs.
kartbaus, Nov. 8, 1s75-ots Admir-.
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MenSiso Nsws, published at S.vannsh, ca.
Da.iy. $40; Weekly, ~ per snnum. Advertiser
desiring custonsrs In these States, should use Ito
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EOR sALE--The undersigned odsr' is'
- sale valuable town property In the borcuss
ef ussrheld. Lot eesleS feet, with good tuo,
story plAnh hcuss thereon erssted, With hrs'
rssns dsvn stain Asd fous bed rooms up sliif'
Also, seving room And bath room 90 second SCOT
houss hnisAed eompIrts from cellar % sine.-
0ss! tssblsps and ess< water ffee ~
scnsbls and Paynsass ssSy.
fosue7s wM. ". MecuLLordH'
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Dry Goods, &f.
NHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.

The audersisDed having purchased the store
goods and property formerly occupied BY Lever
illegal, on Second street, CiearGeld, adopts tins
method Of bringing bis business to the notice Of
the public. and promises to furnish his patrons
with theyery best quality Of
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STATE TREASURY

CHAIRMAN REIGHARD's REJoINDER--
STATE TREASURER MAcKEY's ATTEN
TIoN RECALLED TO rHE REAL CUES
TI0Ns AT ISSUE. s.
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A WHITE HOUSE SCANDAL.

Chairman Investigating Committe'
WILLIAMsPoRT, Oct. 2s, 1878.
, 1875-11-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
D. APPLETON & CO..
$40 & 551 Broadway, New York;
PUBLISH THIS DAY;


4 Tezt-Boo; Of Human Physiology,
Fer tho C'e Of Stu tents ard Practitioners Of te ctne
~ arsiss FLtsr 5s.. H. D., frotessor II rn5 aioi.
osy In Hc"sTae H,sI! al Medical Co1Itge Oar lat3o
iaSo seiu ne Of " p yes. rfofue1y and c,any
tliH'rIsed "'th TLr . Ihueataphia ll4es scl
Tufee Hun!r1i anl ThIr'eeu Engr.yinss ou Vol.
Ills, fn c'osh. &; medical sueti, Il.
p.7f Fn"s tEea.t'e on tie " ru, .tol ICY Of afanF
III hsd 1:t''o vi ies. IL now reg ,rrd tae .atrl-
ard wJfe .! itt r. ou h,s.o o;y. Anl s rrnL.h
the 'nttt c,nl and ettossic tr..itse MI this III
|et IN Tue Eng!h lanJnaxs. Whto tAIa i, nxalab1e
"a ook OF feteFeiIct R1vlh1 cIolhe Ut tie tef.-
tHfe Of rh3e:ooIt witt t}oEs stftfthres 10 atYer
ahboft. ths nli hers hasa aptrec tua necessity
Tor new textbook, 10: tho Of studelt+ aud rrai
ti'tpt Of medicine. Tue work W irof. Flint II
lnfn 'ed to meet t1 lrPhslnx want, and routlIn4
Oh hsaHtta! lclereets d!tcusalous Of 1niuur III
'nhtf"yrEea YLsr9 fJUs. Tho 11h rejut .tou of tAo
nHh0r NJ public tearler. And tha eu'reta OF tue
larger re :se. fcudtf 1t reft th tAe Tt4L BOOK
4eu,s
II the Te1t>Iot X all inporan. roInts connected
r"L Hum III FL}eu.u3y treated u fully anil Le-r-
~ NO an.n5 hLt}e n. EHth ~ tho Nervous Sy4ten
tue t"rial Hcnsr. e,c, tho lreats a. Of whf II Aar
zen sad tlrAt:afArury In mauy kbrka wT,lttn or 70.
pauEt.ca ~ r"tu:ry. ass bto ct fully up 10 tue
re:niFesness. nF tAa dry.
Great atent!Cn bceu giyen 10 the G. -utton o.?
tle 'hnstrataont. lev ri wurn arc f4,u .r 10 Auer.
eau Fetder-. It beng A1npst nb to 5ep,uIucs
sone ot tuo ru;h t4ktn from frfgu works, tey have
enoeee!od IN ot,1h1ni amu4u auous QUO hundred
sc tot5fc 1fo Tue tr'xa1 enxIaSiuB' eontat 1ed 1n
S,pf " gre work nJ',l Annt,nny wllrh ere uut-
anlled Ia tneif I'M Al cxe.una. Tia s1IIinct
Il! Generation II ufto illustrated Ls nssas
taken from H4e-ke.
, 1875-11-22

htrditerrAnsAn, and ! became hair. b{g father
nevor recovered tho thnck of thor death, and
! III 10" r. oiI:hs moo hs followed tLem 10 The
9's,e: s Ihe very oHy NV poor tathsr wsa baric !
LETT England, and fsn1n tl,t hour TIL now
basn sDenk but ehres d. Il In this country. / at-
lived here tntes days .go. wAs worn cut with
trarnl. and retired curly. lad not born mora
t' ,haG an ho,t asleep VI en | s*ots bathed i1cm
lrcmh1lng In orory limb. hnd dreamed that I
Mas htsnisng Oh tho deet Of ~ Atlantic steamer,
anil Tint tho clne ton ard tho \ stgu1e ntaprd
u black. shtan's hack in sne1p,cao'e d, cad.
htroVo - ily, bnt ny feet uara 1tso lead.
gfaAred tho bt'fwak for support. Tho Asurs
approached neArcr, Il wan that of wamln il
"iaom'n wceJs: The vail VAS dosp, tut I
reemsd rH. to jset s'!o Iace hlowlS' snd slcn .he
upon Which my hnnd ro,ts, tho vail was ra rcd
aid saw her facs. Witt, rl,rlek 1 A~oko.
1hat VA my dream. Nbat o'clock Il "
"'lials-past IT,
+HGW YEARLY tho minutes arc. lou kfo
SURE ,v' yo'l' watch o go'og7'
al dnrst not 20 to Queonstoun mr.c!f.
There il boat due Ia tho iaurnt"g. haya =
when tue boat arrives. When that telegram
! co1nes alla1l tIcor. Brit son arc worh oHt.
LILO down. and vii sit aud watch
~ protssted. but ho oycrrued mo. lie
a ru. nvof mo, sad ito would Il ter NJ o.net word
until day hAd comc aud brought nosh.
II lesoIvod lsot 10 closo my eyes; but h,d
como long |oat"ay slst day. aud WAS CON-
ulttcly worn cut. Gradually tue warmth anl
the ri once oyascamc me, aud aauk irto uu.
cpuscousne4s. I"s> aconaed br knock ut tho
door. l 1oaked acroRa the ronn. lie wa nt.
ting in rreci-e tho sine posi- ion m had last
been HIM. 1fo raw mo moyo, mud asked;
.,Are -. sou a"akof'
"'Wonld yon DO good enough to take that
telegram frJm thu ecryaut2 don't WAut Lin
to come In
II ent 10 the door. and did A l,o had 70.
1neated. I closed the door. NO. said ho.
II drew back the cultain. It was black,
bitter November dawn. Lroko tho envelope,
and read out:
"'Tlo widow OF tho Into Mr. JAmca StoEforth
Ina a,ris cd bv tho City of New York
II Eoodcd hastily towards tho cbhir. uo had
not moved. spoke. 1Io did not ansHes. /
croaBod tue room md stood oser hm. nIs eyes
~ero Nxod. tushna to Tim door, torn 1t op,n.
called loudly for help. and then CAME and opened
tho scarf aud claftd The lauds. Water was
brought, and wo dashed 1t over him, aud In less
"Tor few m1nutaa t1n doctor did not eny
wor4. A. ianEts he turned to mo and Asknd,
How did THIS happen:'
a. lie has hoep d,eadfnlsy e1c,ted, and has not
eaten or s1ent for forty -e1gh hours or t1n1e. I1n
has tecn Walking noh'Iy tho whole tine. Will
he not 10 we'll when be ha. slnEtf'
Tho doctor Or pred tho wrist.
"'He na1d~ ! volunteered, sseolng tho doctor
"'Ils WAS right. trturned tho doctor. '1!o
Was rlsh Draw back the other curtains. Lot
In the hight. lie Ii bleeplnB nun.'
Ion don't mean to Bay be ID desd2'
"'He u dead. .'"-Lonlon Society.
, 1875-11-22
III.
HiggledY-PigglelY;

o.. STORIES FOR EvEEYHuDY AND EVERY.
Boof5 CHILDREN. " tho NJ. unn. Z, L..
kFA1cHpuIL II uoEsaEx. II. T., sutAor Of ''WAis-
ress from Fsiry-:sntf f"Qnecr Folk. It" stor1es fos
M3 Chl.tsen.' etc. vol, l!no. Ciotn. illustr.t-
Cd fsles. $t.T3.
In the six stories which It contains there arr jum-
b!c1 together ~ictss, }.ekAws. fa!s.ss, pisb, ee-
n7ds. nsgsstEAte, dw4Efs. cock.phe1aAnis, ani =
Kron variety nf tth'r Creatures vito do hot unsuAllY
.onsort tokether and could only have been brought
tnto Tue zane COX BY thoe xouirous pouers OF mig
- nrc. 1hlre peaer tic ume nor tho pux-r 10 eort
tur ou: pfoIelly aud ru In his own II ice: s,
TO- pasinR learned what kuow about t4etn from tho
fl1ses, who kindly sup|ly me with Information unou
such tubJests, have written II down ~ well "a I
could. sud sud out the six ttories which contain Il
~ Ter th, hstlng tile and fes'xuoa Of "lg:tdy-
lisgcdy."-ffoH1 tsisF1 FfsEaef,
, 1875-11-22

small bronze ring. 10 ttonb cheat near by
we're fonn !! the houca IT Atoat t'nttr Entnoup.
all buried IN attlEg posturc. together wl,h t1o
alnber bcads and 4 G1rs epeAr.ho4I, but sne
most fu1t ortats d.scoverie. we're nAdo ID
whults Nasoueh"l "Jes,e>sNn" A. Ft.1x;uss
y f1le sEo uf tho entfApee Aere &c vtf Al lundr d
fta.'u Of richly -ornamentsd elAJ po.s. nnd
ISM Elnt A1es. lusidt wese 70 Ind hurnau rhei..
tons. = quantity of nrnber. Z pc, torattd Anitu.t
t,o.n four t,ou1 vtsse's, Hint tnises o.. III
lIt southern portion Ut tLa chAnit"r ttse;f "eIs
sh- Lpns1 of t1ls sitlnK fl2n' Oh. aud skull MAS
t,caed Up in perfect preservation.
, 1875-11-22

ttf*b.FI if<ra d.
Tho, |,cStbr.9 10: can staud un wi:h nnY
otier toy ~ tie VIC ID against An accu4a,laG.
ihe other dAr, eheu V'cx,nur3 mo'l,ur d'4
covered 1u9ur % the pintrs theif shs cat 81 t,
, her hoy Ahi sad:
''9hmc On" hrs bocn Stealing this tuesr!"
"Is it ctslLief" liz o1clasnoI, ,olliug up his
eyes in A.tonishnent.
Yes 20 II pos,iu.s anl the thief is no. far
awAy. etherfS
Amt he3 DO you suspect f4thcri"
"No: don't"
"C,u'5n't DO the cA.. con'o NJ he ,n1nl,ed
ganctHR under the tAb'e In searcll u the itilue,
"Cat' dont eat sugar. youhg mail"
"1iey ddn't:"
mo, al; tl,s thief Is bov about rour sizc."
'lte 'e. ell7 ID Just lilo 10 cttch Llm in
hero unet!"
''1f t'lIa engst is dstntbed again she esa ~
the coycto the fot, ~ know u boy vh,'N
got hla JACKIE, dieteI"
That's bully. / Ssh van'l ,et mo stav out
OF .ch?%1 so'1 10 rae ys,u catch snd sui hlm."
Aud he vent cut to do, oar .',e oti!or lu,utn.
Mavor Wicktsarn Of New York. was appointed
delegate to TIC Aat!Unai f4i,r1 CONVENTION ut
1t. 1-ou!s,
, 1875-11-22

milo. A!l the manure from bis stock. raising
twelve or fourteen acs ca OF heavy tnt1acco evo!Y
rcAr. for ~iItoh llo Rea pstccs copsde At.y abova
ehat paid Ter tobacco grown By ps ent fertilizers
In fact, Le 10 ono farmer whu AAs fouud out how
to ''n,s4o farming pay
, 1875-11-22

fita figure waa a1ctider Almoat to b1uloiation,
and deep lines marked tho face. speaking Of
premature caro- or Bor1ow--l could not tell
which.
"lIe did not hsed my exclamation, but uent
ons You thought ] Was asleep 10 the l,l1lsrd.
room. l Was not. Forty.eiElt hours ago
awoke out Of dream. sad hare not darod to
~ Was i 40 terrible 2
"'TeEHb'e! No. Il was 10 good. 20 healing.
20 heaven ,sent that burst not slesp' lest il
~ Dit you 1lll hll yourself You must
"'What o'clock is it7'
"'A quarter pust la .-
- In ten. perhaps elght hours. I rhall know
It that drsam Has tsue or not: You thought
gqod Of ron 10 FOLLOW mo. an grateful to yon
fot yoYF oets Of me. Yas In I'll Londoa--in il,o
Whola NoFtd--shszo Il ho mau who Nants to Aya
mo:: ": f1,tM, 1hsa d.
bad axay abonti Ii. Lat Fiat pass. Tbets Il no
osbef Wy u ]o9 VII ss&y until tho uews
'Q%s' ,yo1 ri. 7. \. - it1t b good sa. Sleep
"1ls k4is hi4 blow and clenobcd nls bands.
md thsn estd w strange laugh; l s.sli
"' Will stay 1t I may
".oooo. Then yoa shen hear my Dream
In . ldw, stained voice, likb ops Who Isleos 70
wofls which Rare travelled from Distance nd
repeats them II they comA-
t''I need 50 no farther iutp the pa,t than to
sell YOU that Axe ysars sgo MY fathas hsa living
and was tho third son. ~ that titno fsll Ia
lore: viii trouble you with no Ehapsodles, Il
Ma4 ny 1rst aud qoly Iowa. ItWas returned fu1iv
and freely; but I mas TOO poor. Hsr father
Mould not heA1 off, And In loss than year NY
she WAs compelled BY al aud eyery
means thai tyE.uuical fathor and plant mother
could devise 70 marry rlch 1ama1cs merchant,
I ~!doves, ! man nearly thsee tunes her fge.
Plnas thfn have pa.}hx Ae4h RsF n6E heard of
Pr. Within i y%At Of 'heE marriage NJ swo
Psothssa asss dtoxnAd nhtl& yachting IN Tho
, 1875-11-22
4 Ynukee Farmer aud Ills Eat Cattle.

o1!fHRhkaM &NoAf4} NQFDfc4n+
franklin Caunty his long boeu famous tor Ito
tat cA:tlc, hut tho foFtv-sevsn head nov etara.
fn4 III the atables Of George ". Jones Il Deat-
field 70 lEstte ahead Of au5thlpx yet seen 10
low. 70 large shsy can hardly more them seyes,
the hesyIest yoke nelgh,p9 1900 pounds, tbe
next 4.4oo. .ud Tho vhole lssraRlpg bier /, ,000
por yoke. They 40 fcd quarts Day each 81
10 suppl'a1 10 theis mangass IN pipss. Iaose now
lu atiil will 10 taken to Doatou about Chr.4tmas,
sAen Nj. Jones aiu stock UP far tue stuter.
biz u4usl sunRly being. eighty or uins&y ca..!e.
Last ,sar he cut about $50 tons Of hay, Ill Of
which 10 fed out, aud some Aayenty-hEs tqux
mora. The catt1e ara kept IL 4 sub. basement of
tto basu, which has to bs wall ventilated during
the winter, eIse It would become oppsessl.elY
warm from The number Of cattlo eonAned tha1e.
4hs Rtssp an lsRt on tho 6ook abovA. Mt.
1oate pqts upa9 hls pEa lsud. which lea Ason9
1ae teet bank a. ~ Cqppsq4{eat MEeE {a1 4Aa9
, 1875-11-22

Interesting AnttQuaEln9 Discoveries.
Dr.. Hans If,ldsb1anl, the snodsh antla uasy
b.: ju.t Esde pscu!iIt5y a Interesting dlsee1s4y
near thas tor9. \ tqmplne fEph4 ths B9opzg IA
sas e1atbla4d, 10 Nhlph, undef sst4t Gsap II
stonsa' rsse foand tNo burned Ettpsea md
, 1875-11-22
DECHAyAX'S LATEST POEM.


"1hc ChanReliHR: Legend OF tho
MooniRfit."
Wo arc Indebted to the New York Citrrhnsnn
for An advauce COPY OF Hottlt n,e|,yn a tat eat
,,onn.-u Thu f.h,,o,1r., r...n :, =, u.
tttr..t,,., ;, .,,'".E1 '.okeaa Va 'ne
hoohl'gnt, Which Will be published in full fo
tho III nbtr OF that Ioutpal to bo is,ua1 Nov. 2a
-+,o., " " " ~
..-
Tho AsrAi we're spir1's at tho moonlight, With
out soul or elkIoy III tho MIN crnsten Lofore
~ n. .,,,n ,na,h.
Ana ths 49, - S..sst ~ ~ t 80. ana tao aa"'
lirtoht ,nnn w.s t.s1tna. - - @ ~ 1.,.t ~ w.
All w.tsI sr.rt IN ~ :, I, ~ ~ "raa W. aaa grow
a :" 'us 3A'H'n* epa'
Au As!a' mother. surviving The c1oatson Of
HAn. knott IN thu IN JDuiigbt Wltl, Der puulte.a
BlA1owl"ss babe llpoi her Ereksk ahd prayhd,
"Dtet him mil =. vort.,, M,
AMI L. itke Wo.tsi. III 'f
And let din t,rnd ths snn'd-or,
i,f codsn = ,th - ~.
And III n. oIo,x nf ,h~,,v
Khjns t,,, hts an. fr",a ~ IL +od.
FIJI fron, tIcs. -.t.-. -: '0-I
slrey r,wers hid ,rmtts ",n, hin u.s.,
Snt 1nssa ht,n ,i.s, ,,Ss % 4 ~, ~ ~
, 1875-11-22

N, ~" "no H3tlht uAFe wall tkeu naHEe t1an
H. que oefnrn I became AWARE OF Tho fact
~ ~ b'd been taking turns Without regarding
nas, s, % tast "hen 4~oaa to ! senae OF ny
6...uaa hau lost my way. / received Al up.
H. ssot iloek' for. although hlu no fear, tllo
s sas's found myself waa gloupy, aud for
Hss1n!os 2 Tho extreme.
n,.. ,"'s;assd tung huge warehouses, whose
HI as'fea welo lost 10 tho fog and hight,
h...ae h"ae vas narrow, and practicable onty 10
pstkJgsastsnsssa. 81 Strain pay ears N might, 1
I.I's nsH 10 hum of VOICES, no sound Of nheo.s,
h sHas' 20 po1sn VI life. A chil1 fell upon
b n. 'mAslnatlon took fire, and It eeAtnel
IT, ~tt bad wandered beYond the co1@
II 1hea,Wh Wh anso so.nd city which stood up
bxts'9' ehd lowers. but know no .nfothinR
hds.a' W 'ao quick. no gentle Whispering u
~ paahcd on hurHedly. Suddenly besta
krsSSss chck-c clluk-click. Uilllard4!' I
IN T. loyonA'5. And. following the dirsctio,,
ta s.,.a ~ .ao sonud. found door, pushed IL
ID ..t"a HAsa through long, narrow passage.
Mpt t,*''o ~ the room whore the game Ma4
l. &. sva''s *sso five persons In Tho room, n.tuo-
ns On tsser' s"o Players, md ono man alt
W. 1as fhat hs seemed to ha faat
nj ~. -. fIowo low directly opposite him. Ills bead
Adosn' suH upon hts Ghost +; btu bat waa cruhh-
Afds H. SSr'ef glf oyes hit t.mA hung limpiy
AtJ o,sreas,s % ass arpexrAnop was that Of on6 1t.
satguuoS IT,. gag 1tmmedlsle.y oameto tho
V 'DA' he ead VT 100 long. Altar din.
lA4 sea II G.!y ~ ~ Of tho marker, aud aoding
~ In w osi.ts4 yfsJ sas from ny auchofaRe'
" T~' a'na to sit aud watch gsms OK
lssi1 + I.''Hs ,as must l.ays been upwards of ~
E.eedent.ii. !oona, when one Of tho plAY-,
, 1875-11-22
WINTER RESORTS.

WINTER RESORT.
ROYAL VICTORIA H0TEL, Nassau, N. r., Baha-
mA-Sow open. Ths most delightful GlirnAta In the
.oflA- ssAs9s4: stA h.ts aAttnnsh; o.. s.s5 s@a
sddlttt J1a. LDDERR0op, 7sS Rrosd3sy, 4. r.
, 1875-11-22

Win fI,a ufosS III i, vltvht 80 49,. ~ hal.
And ill., nnor n.1c Woihrr snir1; m x s,nti.d III a@9'
rsan ~ ~. nnI t!u ~ '%o."os H. ~ - ott., III hn+eo
;rhint'ns "TTI1 i Z. ~ tt,.sa. ~ n"p Itu.
r Il III ~, xdih III. Ill ~. ~ aI nr sosn noa1a
Aud he fesls Tie sun, aud be u7nks it, itaht.
Growing on to mort ~ height"
nna 1set a,ghuy naseeh VIZ came
Tic h!s tIesth net befs With the 1eysrdaane
VI ''a' u1e'
u,,., 49, o,A. out thess reme az neas
~ x.n ~ Pc raa ttne ~ nna son !.5 aesd
T. aI1 III maen 80 ae N41 1af'eo tne Ggaheeinf laid
~ ~ 49, 80 ~ s1u. eu1 VIZ !n*sa tao !lAca
81 Thu a. ae" M else me bE1ee,
ihm.1ing ~ oia tune vel ronleu'.
t'vsr H. III XII. vi s,u ". 'Ao aa5
yot mn, n'o,..
Far slen ,,v st.n, apd stann ~ Lx i'm.
MS'Es:s II; A., S5;:5 ;S;;saa::, s;ad
Creeti1,R to d,r5ueas iii ths iar.
But eye: 10 tha cold moanrsv
FYndJnv fts fnotrrints t,sttnx +h.n
AmI VIZ. ~ II. n3o-t,1 ..;ant , saem'
liza orIishoi ihs Ts1,n deW Frum III, or,s.
rs!Fexing p.'e eo1srs. Ihus did ;is pas,.
Ehe saw lin nnter: stiii I'D wbIte.
wero thu Cbanre1iDox do,nas n, INV Nv xe4 vsI,
Ii II the Shirt ssw !. the vesrs rrsx ~ 'o~3'
That his rbc.k rrew ys1n.r f,,s Sri1ht ~. .,.,.
feTa hsnnT IN aStsbt fnr s ax%'ts i,Snd III saoa1
Whrfc Ineu nd wosnen wnrs Iea:n Id
Ana counting sens, a md selss aS IL is.tu ~
Hnndowrd tns ssoht md d.rtrn.at h. 1,e,m
Of BIZ rentIe fa.e md hy stnniott nnx
~ read anu pondefed with Eal!:d brow
er ~ 9.aa!y aa,a !nnes. sna re aafR tomes o!d
H. In,.aa 49, =. ..,s.r.,.sus uas ss',' ,,.,,,
aa losea, "as a!soopa1hted: ea1 Kept hide
Weary to tell npd weary IN hcar
Tbs ChApEeungs do!ags for manJ ye4ti
Weary to tcl how the Spirit din
hloaninRin misery foi.ows1 utu.
For Khrneter chs Gazed on his {e.tures now,
On tho bearded chin SUD Tho brutal brow,
HhA4 4trfA HtkA onHn 49, So
1nto the tent where ths warrior aIspt,
She saw OIL ht hand blood-sel statu,
-
And she kitsed tla slain agala and ss.la
Dne nisht she walked With foot Of snow
Thto' 1. .baule.hsll and the Moon On AlRh
Foamed thrH tits Alm pf ssArry sky,
ttltasnea ou tle d.ealta! dsM!s Il do.d, '
;x;!St"g x',s I'd sa !lsojy: @ n; ah,.!ix "a !.l',
And hls face was awful With bite and pain.
And hi. eyes werr n1ad--tor beneath HIN 4Y,
Qaa*e3tny thtrt IN ths pale tnponrsy.
il hsla .jott 1lootiy lrsna M D''*<' D'14
To claaga hlm down.
Before biz look
!1e cou d not hsar her, b. could uot zea
l3ut she sh1ekH sloud Ia her hgony!
" s'Ared alf round him like one In dread
" Folce from heaven Or Hhosa from tbs dead,
Aluus IN The hght of tha IansiY mpou.
Noon wlEle Moon!
~. ann him r.v.,.
~. nssoM. 49, 49, =. aou!seo!e :ests ot sSes
tnt ho'so"i4t an3 rapeuttnt Ah1ot Paul 10
t1ta in tbs open hlf reading Lis eu oil and long,
inR doz death.
Tbs light IA low, bnt ho ,oietl stiii.
And eyer btu weary ueek to bowoJ
A. the nsn,e Of Mary and every a.Int:
watle ever f.Iuter 'nd more f.sut
ttis vol ID h grow - be n,,Esnuzeth3
t7lr f$ f{Hta 5Ff t@Aak kb1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-06
TeIeoranhic Summary.

Col. James Page, venerable member Q! tne
Philadelphia bar, ami well known in military
circles ON being for many years commahaer
of the State Fencibles, died this morning at MS
residence, in Philadelphia
By fire in the Frankfort House, corner
Frankfort and William streets, New York, ear
" this morning, an unknown man was sumo,
Gated to death, and two other guests rendered
insensibe by suffocstion, but they Will recover
The building was but slightly damaged.
Early this morning two freight trains on The
Pennsylvanis Railroad collided near Bergen
tun'e Jersey City. killing brakeman named
Chas Stacknett, and almost totally destroying
locomotive.
A dispatch from Poughkeepsie says there IS
now no probabilities that trains Will get through
on the Hudson River Railroad to-day. inc
track from Caste:on to Greenlust is compare
lively clear, bat between nchodack ana Oas'ic-
ton it has been badly washed day.
Michael MCCARTHY died yesterday in New
York from being beaten by Michael Cunning
ham at saloon in 43 street
The longshoremen on East river, New ork
yesterday refused to work for less than Az Genus
an hour and owing to large shipments OF lrelgnt
demands.
1t is understood that Ingersoll, OF the New
York ring" notoriety, who was pardoned from
Auburn prison Yesterday will be used as Wit
ness before the grand jury in procuring an IN
dictment against Peter b. Sweeney.
A special force of $50 policemen were selected
in Phi ,adelphia to day for service In Lenlgh
county, and started for Allentown this afternoon
under charge Of number of mining operators
to prevent any further destruction of property
or interference of mining strikers IN that sectioh'