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The Devil.

Among the many traditional institu-
tioEs Of the printing office none have sui:
fcred more from the revolutionary spirit
'lan his satanic majesty. In fact this
iNkl divinity has been almost entirely
dc1hroEed in the modern printing office
of first class appointments. He still exer-
ciscs a few of his ancient perogatives in
tl,es rural districts where he has followed
The wanning fortunes Of the hand-rrcss-
man. These two old stand:bys are to
certain degree insepaahle. But in
This, his last stronghold, where hc strug-
giles against the surging waves of innov;,.
lion, he is not what lie used to was. Di
vision Of labor, and the utilizing of me-
chanical laws, have dispensed with many
Of his services, and robbed his crown Of
some of its brightest jewels. We are Sc.
riously afraid that the devil is on the 6e-
cline = # 1@
. The little imp who used to be roller
boy fire builder, tlice sweep, and runner
of crrands iii general; who used To trans
pert copy, proof: rcyiscs, and rrofane yer
bal messages, To and from tl.e sanctum,
with dcvlish cl,eeriulness and byi>h lit
cralncs: who used 10 wash type, rollers,
and every thing else abou, the ottlcc that
needed washing, except his hands and
lace; who carried the papers, posted bills,
and ent Tree 10 the shows; WHO sawed
lie boss wOud, EuIscd the bOss' baby,
and told lies To the boss wife, a; the boss
special request; who ordinarily Jared
poorly, an,. nearly starved when lie oss
had company; who seemed to lerspirc
ink and to drink lyo-his very breath
vas rcdolent Of talseLood WHO avenged
himself Tor his indignilies by administer
ing turpentine 10 the bcss' dog, and glux
ing the quads together; WHO dr.:ve:a trade
with outside boys by bartering surrcpti-
Iousl, obtained impressions of the horse
cuts for roasted pea.uts, and selling rol-
I=ler5composilion, calling it .juju paste,'' .
l-z<lhe little tiend would even ent itbetore
their eyes 10 make them believe it good,
lis q creature Of the past He knew how
to show the green boy from the country,
who Came for his fathers paper, type
lice, Gr to get him to grab Tor mouse
IN the concealed ink keg, and then wash
his hands in the I've kettle. Yes, indeed!
The devil was then in al his pris,ic love.
Iliness,tllc most patient Of kicks, cuffs,
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;ass q cruslty.

We have had numerous instances Of
lasting seveDge and pcrsc ccsdtion between
man and man, hut We have rare'y seen
tllat dlsposld Ion |e1llIb bIIed FOR many years
ip the. most cruel and persistent way on
the part.of 4 man toward 4 dumb beast.
Such s case hns transpired ii Fufton Co..
III. A wealthy farmer I've give his name
because sucll q naI deserves % Be made
famous) named Coleman had : colt which.
kicked 81 Bit q 80 some other way dis.
ppleascd him. He conceived . fierce dis
like to The animal tllerenpon. and invent
ed q iendish way Of revenge He had :
small covered pen built into which he
placed the animal, never to come ont alive.
Ae led and watered it bountifnlly and
watched the result. For year or moro
the horse showed no signs Of suffering
from his confincment its shnir began to
grow i;.in and fall of, then. it became mis-.
sl,apen, and legs crooked It's front hoofs
grew eighteen inches long and turned up
SO that they touched his sl,ins Such .
S.tE E-F i
spectacle did ,lle horse become that cir
Gus proprietor seeing it, Offered 81 500 for
it us a curiosity, but was refused. Ven.
geance against the animal was sweetcr
Than the money. After ten years Of con-
finement the horse died. Thus Coleman
was suffered by his neighbors to do this
thing unintcrfered with, and It is said
they thought him pretty good sort Of =
man, but the Illinois Humane Society
think differently and have arrested him
He makes no defense and will be brought
to trial. so that he stands a fair show for
punishment. It ought to be adequate
As peculiar phase Of human nature, this
circumstance can hardly be excelled.-
Milwaukee Sentinel.
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separated the two stories, and pieces Of
the wood were still ii existence. Open
ings for wini lows and doors we're IN the
wall, and reservoir or cistern was built
in the rear. Tie floor was Of the solid
rock which also formed the rcar wall,
Altogether this little human eyrie display.
ed wonderful Ingenuity perseverance, and
in some degree taste. The walls inside
seem to have been plastered with a colored
plaster which still adheres. Many other
buildings in similar localities were seen
making q revelation Of q race long ante.
cedent To any now existent. Tie book
will probably be an interesting one.
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deyastated Dy siife here are tllousa nds
- aeIes lhal cam yleld lor years, an
sHcs,1e SUNG ieilt % pay ihe taxes assess-
81 upon them befnrs they were burne
aaat.re are lMme nse 'rac e there once GOV
eIea WIN g me CROWN; ;olsye'nng tiMper,
IIotn nve Y nIteen years ',ld, tha' nave
0een burned twice Inc nrst nre burned
the,sseaG leaves and untierbrusll, and kiil-
~ 'ae 11moer the secohn burned the
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no.'ll1ag Dnt granite Doulders ana ashes
lssnaalnesl, Wiilch ilve years aIset ls'ok Ing
asnus' any produce no'h'ng ooe prakes. s.
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The latest. American tourist in Europ

The latest stAmefican tourist in Europe
took 4 notion to buy scalskin cloak for
.hisswife On nearing New York It oc-
CURED 10 him that it would be fine.
piece nf economy to avoid paying the dn-
ties on It Accordingly he asked female
acquaintance on baarxi TO put IS ON and
wear it ashore as her own. She. was only
too happy 10 accommodate. According
!y She wore II ashore, but omitted 10 meets
ihr gentleman aftcrwsrtl. aud SO Tie Nifk::
&c rrou.iaenr citizen of Spring dwin
have Is 8, without her seals KIN tA,s wine.
Ter. Itis sasl
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Golden Hairs Thought.

+ Golden hair is such a dear little girl.
Tam sure you would every one love her
you knew her-she is so merry and sun
ny. When she comes in it is like shim-
r,er of bright sunshine Her mamma
says that is partly because of the floating,
shining, yellow hair, and calls i: her
precious fleece of gold;' but think it
is also because she has such gentle, low
ing spirit that it fairly shines out from the
dear little face and earnest eyes She is
thoughtful child, and sometimes says the
queerest and funniest things. How you
would laugh if you conld hear them! I
will just tell you one OF her odd sayings:
She is very eager to learn and to UNDER
stand everything well, and keeps some
one busy most of the time reading, talk
ing, and explaining. One evening man.
ma had been reading to her about this
greet earth ball of ours, its size and forM,
its motions, and how the great mountains
are no higher, according to the size of
the earth, than the little pimples on the
rind of the orange, or the valleys any
deeper than the tiny indentations between.
This most puzzled and interested her, and
she begged mamma to explain again and
again. -
She got large orange and put the act
i've little brain to hard study, trying to
understand the comparative difference
between the bumps on the orange and the
! mountains on the earth. ,.~
Mamma told her carefully, as she sat
rubbing her little hand slowly and
thoughtfully over the orange. After a
while she looked up brightly and said
oh, l know! If a great angel should rub
his hand over the earth this way, it would
feel just like an orange to him."
EAT the orallz C, my DEAR" said nam
ma.-Hearth and Home.
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first National 1ank Of Austin
Sr :cessor to H,rlan W. Page, Banker.)
.Lrv ERR w.sHAw HARLAN ". PAGE,
President Cashic..
G. r. TKENWITH, Asst: Cnsh'r. ~~.
DINECTHW-. - -
OLiv*R ". SHAW, q. f. SKiS>En.
L. A. R~LLlNs, s r. o. .WMEELEK.
tPresiAcnt National HARLAN ". PAGt
Lise Ins Co.. Phila. - -.'+
E"stcrn Exchange and Drafts on Great Bri-
ii" aud all principal Continental C,t'c>, t.:
.ir ! SINUS 10 suit.
'"iirr,i"ns will recciv" PROMPT atteuti u.
agent: far i!unar,l Line nf Steamships al
r,ckc,s >,ii >, tss:vs.-a currency rates 4.
In. rom III Ra,'wa, STATIONS in Europe.
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.Nf Alk ~ r I'D & s T.Aslll s.
- AUSTIN. &c Nm sOJ i, do !. aeneral
.commissian stintns and solicit d'onsign-
llshts. They have erected j. ware house and
baNs one q the hcst u Cellars.
rs Referrners:- First s ational Bank, Mower.
County Bank, Sherman Page. Ju ,gc Of Dist.
Court. Richardson a MAYHEM, and ;Solncr 4
Morgan. 81 Of Austin. Mian. 42yl
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Reliable Testimony.

1t cannot be reasonably supposed that when per-
tcstifes the efficacy of remedy whose benefits
he has experienced without solicitation that he does
for the purpose Of misleading the public from any
other motive than that of gratitude 1t is still more
unreasonable to suppose that emnen; physicians would
corroborae the evidence thus given unless they were
persuaded of its truth The rropretors of ostetter
Stomach Biters constantly in tho receipt of voun-
tary testimonials acknowledging the curative and pre-
ventve potency of this benccent tonic and correcves
-manating not only from those who have felt its
huencc but also from well known members of the
medical prof ssion, both hero and abroad, who have
witnessed it's effects and prescribed in their rri,
practice. In the face of such evidence this which
the widest publicity has repeatedly been given it would
he absurd question tho medicinal virtues of the
Bittcrs. Skeptcism upon this point long ago
di-armed, and they to-day much respected and
far moro widely known than many Of the oHicnal
remedies which figure eonspicuously in the pharma-
supreme remedy for intermittent and remitten levers
dyspepsia, liver complaint general debility disorder
of the bowels and nervousness. well means of
certifying the system against malarous influences and
those which operate injuriously upon the sensitive
organs. Whether used remedy for actual disease.
means of building up broken down physique, or
Of Fastening convaescrne, they restor
prescribed remedies cannot even initiate its
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HUNTING IN FLoRIDA.-The following
telegraph news of Tuesday, from Florida,
will answer for the sporting papers very
we'll:
When the Senate of Florida met on
Monday, no quorum was present, all the
Republican members absenting themselves
to prevent any of their number from being
unseated. The Sergeant alarms, with
temporary assistants, went in search eff the
abseutees. In making arrests, one of the
assistants, was fired on by Senator Parlin
Of Pensacola, who allege that he was first
shot at by the assistant. Three shots were
fired. but no one was wounded. The mat
ter was reported to the Senate, and reso
luton was offered calling on Governor
Stearns to furnish military to compel the
presence of the absentees but it was re-
,jected by vote of four to three. and a
committee was appointed to investigate the
matter. The Florida Legislature had been
twenty days in session. but as yet has
passed only one bill to second reading.
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ANDY JOHNSON,

This distinguished parsonage is about
to commence another swing round the
circle He has been elected to the U.
S. Senate for six years from the 4th OF
March next, by the Tennessee Legisla-
ture, as will appear in our news sum-
mary. The great Il" will expound
the Constitution doubtless to the entire
satisfaction of the Senate. 1t is humil-
iating that man who was virtually
impeached by the Senate of the United
States while acting as President, should
be returned to that body to enact laws
which he was impeached for violating.
But the man who has filled every Office
in the gift of the people, from Alder
man to President" tells his constituents
that he is q national Democrt and e1-
FOUNDER of the Constitution. The De
mocracy have been boasting of the SUI
perior class of men they proposed to
bring into Congress. Andy Johnson is
one of them.
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GoDEYs LADY's BooK.-This old stand
ard of fashion, household, and parlor mag
azine presents many attractions for Febru-
airy, which months number has been out
for several days. The dressing in the
fashion world, seems to abate nothing of
its costly extravaganza, Judging from the
styles so elegantly portrayed in the colored
fashion plate.
The Soldiers Return is n most ex-
quiste and finely executed steel plate.
The Public Ledger in speaking of the
contents of the B1ok says: The fullest
particulars are to be found relating to
household management, the changing fash
ions, the nursery the kitchen, home amuse,
ments, and domestic accomplishments, with
great variety of really good stories and
miscellaneous reading for leisure hours
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PETERS PARLoR MusIc.-We have re-.
ceived the second number of this valuable
music publication. 1t is issued monthly.
printed on the finest tinted paper in the
highest style of the art, and contains all
the latest and best Dance Music. Salon
Pieces, etc, by such authors as G. D. Will
son, Oh. kinkel. II. Maylath, VIM. Nor
gan, Carl Wagner, Becht, Vilbre, Norvel,
Allard, Packer, and other popular authors
The contents of the present number is
Merry Christmas IValtz, by J. Jay Wat
son; Kittle's Polka Mazurka. by A. Prevort;
Fairy Land, Rcrerie, by F. Norvel; On The
Beautiful Hudson, Watz, by II. Maylath;
BRIDES Morning Song, Transcription. by
c. Wagner; Lay Belle Jeunesse, Polacca,
by G. d. Wilson. These six pieces of
music, in sheet form, will cost 81 35,
which, by subscribing for Parlor Music,
cost but so cents. or $500 for the year
Address J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New
York
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THE MONSTER CoNCERT.-Gilmor has
given Boston the great musical jubilee of
the century. and on the 9th of next month
he will give Louisville the grandest concert
ever attempted in the West. He and his
hundred performers are engaged for the
last Gift Concert of the Library, which
takes place Oh that day. This will be
fitting finale to the series of brilliant sue
cesses which have characterized the Libra
~ Drawings Like everything else which
eminates from this source, the closing con-
cert will be the greatest of its kind ever
given in \ city of this size. The concert is
for the benefit of the ticket holders, and
admission can only be had by showing
ticket or part thereof at the door.
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Notice to Creditors,

This is to give notice that the subscriber. of Ccc
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of sale
county letters of Administration the personal estate
of MARGARET ANN NESBITr
late of said county deceased All persons having claim
against the sad deceased hereby warmed exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the 18th day of January 1876
they may otherwise by law. he excluded from all bcne
of said All persons indebted said are
requested to make Immediate payment To the suhscri
Der Given under my hand, this 3Oth day of January
1873. TIiOS. c BOND
Administrator of Margaret Ann Neshtt, dec d.
T"~t-RsrHEN d. LAMAR, Register.
lam.
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Notice to Creditors,

This is t" give notice. that the sui scribcrs of Cecil
county letters OF Administration on the personal estate
of JOHN SHIPPERS
late OF sd county deceased. All persons having claims
against the SAID decea' ed hereby warned exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the Ind day Of January, 1876;
cS may otherwise 10y law lie excluded all benefit
OF SAID estate All persons indebted said estate
reIu sed t" make immediate pa the subscribers
Hven under "@r hands this 9TH ia> of January, 1879
JOHNSON SHIPPERS
ALFRED FORD
Administrators Ct J, I'm Shippers decd.
Test-REuHEN ID. LAMAR, Register.
Jan 9, ls,5-cw
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AS@I-sS&ING DOCS.

Notice is hereby given I" Collectors and To- thu owners
of Dogs that all the logs and Suts i'll the several Dis
tricts months old and upwards. shall lie assessed
under the Act Of lS67, chapter 267 Taxing Dogs and
Shuts between the LIST and 18th DAYS of February and
the of taxable bog Slut bctw
shall be held accountable for the assessed
him. neither he shall afterwards part with the Dog
Slut not. and sad assessment to be returned by
the Collectors the "cc Of the County Com
nssi1ners before the 2jth day uf February. next
By order. !. +. NANAESnALE.
Clerk Commissioners of Cecil county.
Jan d lSI5-5w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

An adjourned Annual Meeting of the stockholders o
the COLUMBIA PORT DEPOSIT RAILROAD COW
PANl will be held at the Office Of the Company. No
23i South Fourth Street Philadelphia, Pa. EDNEs
DAY. February 18th, l-15 ut l. O'Clock P NJ.
Election for President and directors same day an,
place. JAMES X. MCCLURE,
Jan 30. lS15-3w Secretary.
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Farming Implements, SC:

two-h"rsr power Thretsher and Shaker. | Peerless
Threaeh"r and Shaker, nearly new. Buck Eve steel
touth"d Horse Rake in good order. Buck Eve Reaper
and slower cninhinci in good working ord +, Wheat
Drill, in good order, Van Wicklc Fan. nearly new
Corn Shelter, nearly new, Corn Dill. Hay Fork
Roller in three sections, Hay Bel Sleigh and Bells
III good order, Square llarrows, = Harrow Guilt
Sat"rs, Flows, Ok Cart Cutting Box. Grind Stone
set OF Wagon Harness, Of Plow Harness. set
o Double Carriage Harness. now. lot Of Brides and
Collars. Saddle and Bride Side Saddle lot of Head
Hiiter-. L." of D"ut" and Single Trees tlrse-lorsr
Doubl" Tree, Forks itkrs. ShovelS Hoes Hand Bills
Biiar Hooks. &c Stone Slcigc. Crow Bars. Cros-cut
Saw, Maui aud Wedges, BEAM ia good orl-r draws
100 lbs. Gram Cra"-, 10; Of Moving S,yth.> and
Hnaths, Picks. OK ChlE. hog Chain, SprciIrrs and
Jockey Stick. Block and rackir
Lot OF Pork and Lard 10y the pound: ITay hy the
ton; oH-htf Of % Acres of Wheat in the ground.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums Of ten dollars, cash:
on all sums above that amount a credit of Six months
Will be given by the purchasers giving their notes with
approved security, payable at the National Bank u
Eikton, with interest from date If pai,! when due
EtJ-Stle To commence at 10 o'clock =, NJ.
WILLIAM W. THOMAS
Jan "a. l-l--2w :. BURNS AuctrOnrer,
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~ A lady in our neighborhood who had
suffered for over three months the most
extreme torture by a violent cough, has
become completely cured by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For sale in every drug store
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

tr" = hcrr!y gwen. HAT :hc {. M ""ng business
AZ Er-u'- smith AID NhrrlwiI"ht SHOPS. under tn"
cn-Pnrrurr> mp name "f Elliott Brown Co, was dis
sol, m the day of January. $50. md the business
from that late has lrcn nductrd ~ Elliott Brown.
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: OIL a, z $

r THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLIONS FIVE Hun
DRIED TlIbI SAND ARE To EH DISTRIBUTED ON
TILT Eth DAY ut trBRU AIRY RG THE PUBLIC
LIBRARY Or KENTUCKY. UPON THE OCCASION
OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAT CONCERT.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Ray VIEW Iauuary 20th

BAY VIEW. January goth, 1875.
| hereby certify that my loss by fire of
January 4th was promptly and fully paid,
without delay or discount. by the Farmers
Fire Insurance Company, Of York, Pa,
and most cheerfully recommend it to the
insuring public as a strong company, char
acterzed by its prompt, honorable dealing
with its patrons. THOMAS JANNEY.
c. r. Martindell, Agent, Brick Meeting
House, Md.
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tB- The young folks say, if live unit
| am gray will never use any but MooRE's
Wilmington City Soap"
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Drawing Certain or Money Refunded

Whole Tickets, $50. Halves. SIS. Tenth. or each
Coupon, So Eleven " hole Tickets s50u
For Tickets, or information, address
THO +. BRAMLEITE, Agent and Manager
Jan -, lS7j-lm LauisyilIr X,
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7. r w 7 Ns~T7.i U u
Clerk Commissioners Of Cecil &c unity.
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.
Oct l., lS-+-2n,

The Collectors of the several Districts hereby
notified To make their of New Assessments for
III" 1919 til" Jih day &C February. next. and TO
make that time return of al lnsnl vcnccs, with the
reasons for Retaining, tho saline.
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Hereafter all communications relating TO the 9TH
Concert shoad he addressed to tho undersigned and
pledge myself that the iTawI-s shall come on Eebruar,
eth or that every dollar paid for tickets shsl b.
returned c. VI. BRIGGS. Agent and Manager
Room l. Public Library Building
Louisville.
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FOR RENT.

A wHEELwRIGHT SHOP and two DWELLING
HOUSES, in Mechanics Valley For parti, uars apply
to DAVID NJ. RITTENHOuSE,
Jan 0, ls75-u on the premises.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Pablo Sale. the Red
Point farm, his entire Stock and Farming Utensils
without reserve"
Tuesday, the 18Th day Of February, 1875,
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LIVE STOCK:

pair Of Mules, Mare and Colt, yoke of Oxen
well broken, > yoke of Young Oxen. head Of good
Mich Cows. 5 in profit, , will in profit soon |
odd Steer, Yearling Calves. Is head of Cottswoid
Sheen.