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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

LrfE's FiRsr LEssoN-rhe recos
nition of mutability is tho FIRST lea
son of life given us to learn. IN
early childhood time is eternity, aud
we cannot realize change Of circum-
stances or growth. The little one
TO whome five minutes ia an age has
no faculty that can enable it TO foro--
seq n year. Talk to a child of two
years old ofwhat will happen next
summer, and you speak to it infnity.
1t cannot comprehend that things
will not always be as they are now,
and does not oven imagine tue for-
mula of "When I am grown mp, then
50 and so, gradually become q pos
sibility as timo goes on and tho in
telloct advances with the years.
Everything is fixed forever justias it
is now, and change is tho ono oles
ment that cannot be admitted.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

Or-lin Of Irla!s bY IN.

All historiars nrcc that Alirel ,ha
great Instituted 90 Eagisai t'.c tu-
al b. ilry. B9SiG'. $. Pa'r,ck'
m'm'r.l'in Rome, tpcro are many
otherau'hasia,' go''T tn prove thtt
Che trial 10y jury was known ogI
r.a t.sc! BY taa PAGAN Irish pru,..
Jas 90 the arrival o. toe .aiat--Auo-
arr. IN his history OF Ireland, says ;
'Ai disputes about land wore sub
miitei TO tAe dcci sion OF twelve mou;
and hcro is tho foundation OF chat
p1.laiirm NJ hlmaa liberty, tho trial
by jury, which w1' an acuIn among
other wise laws 10 lrt.a1i ior cantu,
rics, and which was ntierwri5 ia
trodacah by Allr'8 into the HnEiiah
constitution, a. Nomo persons who
have been accustomed 10 roAI Iltlio
else tdan English history, entertained
the idea that Alfred Invented th'
tribunal oil trIa! Dy Jhry, w1aid ask
such to read the preface uf ha'arI IS
History OF Ireland, and the able
Woril oi . Et!'rub ~ winch II
has been shown thht the apostle Pat
rick f9Gnd at this eSamlnaiI0n Of
tho Irish laws the trial o! the twelve
men a. part OF their hreathe milne,
or celestial judgments. Ito wisely
malnialned mat feature IN th'ir Ju-
riSpridence, anl II was iolnd 10 ope-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

sdg-The petroleum Spectators are
happy; the article has advanced
wi thin three months s4 per barrel,
placing millions Of dollars in their
pockets.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19
II q q { n v.
Old Sayings.

As poor as . churchmouse.
AS thin as y rail;
As fatas a porpoise.
As r5hgh Ms = gale;
AZ brave rs lion.
As spry as aclt:
As brightas \ slxpcnss,
As weak as n drovneI rat.
Asprord ms n peacock,
As sly as n for
As mad as q March hare,
As sstrongssan OK;
As fsit as 4 lily,
As empty asar;
as rich as ';rOesus.
AS cross as bear.
As pure as an angel,
As neat asa pin;
As smart as ste 'l.trap,
AS ugly rs ain;
AZ deid as n door.nail,
As white as q sheet;
AZ tatas a pancake,
Asrei as a beet.
As round as an arpic.
As black asyour nat;
AS brown as a berry.
As blind as a bat;
As mean as n meiser,
As full as tick;
rs plump asa partridge,
AS sharp as q etlck.
As clean as a penny.
AS dark Rs a pail:
AS hard asa millstOnc,
As bitter as gall;
As fiuo as "a fiddle,
Az clear as a bell;
AS dry MS a herring,
As deep as q we'll,
As light as n feather,
As hard as rock;
As stin as a poker.
AS calm as a cloct,
As green as u gDsung,
AS brisk as a bee,--
And now lot me stop
Lest you weary of mo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

81 suppose said a quacl, while
feeling patients pnlse, ''that you
consider me a hnmbng." 'flow old
il is,9 responded the patient, "that
you can SO accurately toll mans
thoughts by feeling his pulse
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19
- - -
-SYsA l,tfla h,.v hav;nr 1,

eB-A little boy having broken
his rocking horse the day it was
bought, his mother. rebnked him. He
silenced her by inquiring, "What's
the good Of q horse till it is broke l'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19


4 Bors CJMp1mrtJE OK GpL3.-
Girls are the most ualccJuuAb.o
things in The worll--excapi women.
Like the wicket naas, wAon y1u have
them they haiu t there can cipl
er clean over the improper fractions,
and tho teacher says that 1 do 10
lirstrdte, but cannot cipher out u
girl, proper or improper, ana You
eau either. The only rulo in auth.
metic that hits their case is the dou,
BILE rule of two They are a5 full of
the Old Nick rs their skins can hold,
and they would die if they couldn't
torment somebody. When they try
to be mean they are a. mean rs
pursley, though they ain't as mean
rs thoy let on to bo except sjma-
times and then they arc a great
deal meaner. The only way to get
along with a girl when sho comes
with her nonsense is TO give her tit
for tat, and that will hummix her (;
and when you get girl hummixod
she is rs nice rs II new pie A girl
cen SOW more wild oats in day
than boy in year, but girls get
their wild oats sowed after awhile,
which boys never do, and then they
settle down as calm and placid as n
mud puddle. But 1 like tho girls
firstrate, and guess all boys do. I
don't care how many tricks they
play on me--and they don't care
either. Tho hoity.toityest girl in
the world cant always boil over like
II glass of soda, By-and-by they
will got into the traces with somebo-
dy they ike and pull as steady as m
old stage horse. That is the beauty
of them. 80 let them wave l say
they will pay for it some day, sewing
on buttons aud trying to make a de-
cent man of the fellew they have
spliced on to and ten chances to
one if they don't get the worst of it,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

n1-prison life has but Que sido--
the inside,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19
y~ntdgs

Leave Vow York 81, p m.
Leave philadelphia 20 p m.
WA Morris IS Esscv T.. Il.
). Il. WOOTTEN.
80. .,., Gcul Supt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19
Thoughts for Saturday Night.

The wfe makos tho homo, and The
home makes the man.
Hope never spreads her golden
wings but en- unrathomable seas
The most laudablo ambition is to
I've wise, and the greatest wisdom is
to be good.
To think kindly Of each other is
good but to act kindly toward one
another is bost of all.
Difference is the most complicate,
the most indirect, tue most elegant
aud effective Of compliments.
Few things are impracticablo in
themselves, and il is for want of mp.
plication rather than means that mon
fail Of success.
Many a life, that might have been
most efficient If rightly directed. has
beon lost in tho world, aud doomed
to mortifying failure, baclusc men
have not been sufficiently developed
to know their own peculiar cndow-
ments, or TO mako Intelligent ch1ico
OF a vocation.
lrresolution loosons all the joints
of a State like an ague it shakes
not this or that limb, but all the
body is at onco in II tit. Tho irrcs,
olute man is lifted from ono place
to another, and hath no place left TO
rest on. He hocks from one ogg TO
another, hatcho3 nothing, buI id
dies all bi5 action.
Not enjoyment, but rcctilule, is
the chief good, both in this life nnl
the lilo which ia to come. Enjpy~
meut flows from roctituao; bat the
fountain is higher and prror than
the stream. Enjoyment is orton an
end unworthy to be sought. Rsc,i.
tudo is always to DO desired above
all things
Friendship is q Vase which whom
il is hlwel by heat, or violence, or
accident, may a5 well be brokon at
once-:t never can b. trusted at.ar.
The moro graceful anl Ornamental
it was, the more clearly DO VIC dis
cern the hopelessness of restoring l.
to its former state Coarse stones
il they are fractured may b1 cement.
cd again, precious ones never.
ID is not You who, on your dolth-
bed, quits sin it is sin that quits
you it is not you who dotach your.
self from tue world, it is the world
that datachna itqolf frnun yol !. ia
not you who bteak your bonds, il is
your bonds which break of thom~
selves through the fragility common
10 our nature 1t is to see that ha
who condemns tho irresalarity Of bis
own lie only at tho moment whom
he is obliged, in spite OF himself o.
resign it, does no. co1laml .ian
from conviction, bat fro N necessity.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
SEPT Isstil, 1870.

Trains 1e1rc Ucrpdon as toi.
'o'cs (SwtRays H.rccptcd)
For ShamoAin, 1915 Hoo a m and
. 10 ? m
For VT. Carmel. Ashland. Tnma1ua.
Poitsvil'e, Reading, and Philadelphia,
Hoo a M
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19

Trains leGcc Huri,jurg rs follows.
For New York, go. 900 s 10 n M.
and . 0b ~. 81 pm.
For Philalclphia $40, COS s.1OQIja.
200 and 3.55 m.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-19
WIN. VAN GEZER,

VTN llIs ' 4 y " I4II NV
w ATTORNEY At LAW,
Lewisburg Pa,
Ofcrs his professional service to ne pub
tic. Collections aud all other II ofcssion-
al business entrusted to his care will Ie-
ceive prompt attention.
, 1876-01-12

q ufterneiier ouf9epaBt!
Nu8 Watertolpn wiro beridtet: Sielen
Multerntreunoeu, miro cs idor file uub
% paiiirt ieiu, paB Die beim Seffnen uno
Iusleeren elmer friiden Same Saltimo-
rer Multern uuf barrie @esenitdnoe iticbcn
Die Iie fir SteinGen btelten uno miBnl1s
tbta fortihleuoerten. babel Die lhlampiaen
9teacrweiber perwiiuiheno, wel1e iold)e
unaeboraeneS od)en spiidea Die id)liipfri=
gen e 4altbiere bi~nsinpadten. Sine bleli~
&c Imerifanerin, welber uor einiaeu
@oten beim 2e,ren elmer MuIternfame
Elm ioldeS uerneintlides Gteinheu auf
ben Gelet fiel, MAJ jeood) nidt 10 bulti9,
oaiielbe we%95uuerfen; iie letradtete es
uiclmebr ndber. wuroe bon s3iueifeln gou3
ouldnrunsen, lieB eS 0 SadflnOisen
bier uno III Wfilwantee unte,iudcn uno
erfubr gu ibrer 6reuoe. bab ic eine pYla
0onan3a." cine %erle BON retnlten Walz
fer i'm &ertbe BON $50 gefunocn.
, 1876-01-12

Sames &ecb, meiB, i'm glitter BOT, 65
Sabre, mel6er einen Siemliden 9urit
belibt, UNI aud INNER Gebrau6 fir elm
gutes @las 8isr pbsr einen Srunf
Wbisfep bat, fonnte es ni6t iiber lih
%se,pinnen, oas Tlaldenbier oes Serrn
Gbas. SpltOn in Der NroaoItr., un9efo=
1tet gu loIlen. SIN @%u9enblide, als er
lid unbemerft slaubte, uno lein @ppetit
fir Ile unbefdmpfbar mar, Ifrcdte er
feline Sano mad BEN 3iel ieiner Wiin=
i@e, mad elmer SlalAe aug, .uno lieB
bieielbe leile in feline &Odtal6e sleiten.
aber in bielem Mtopente ereilte inn
Die Nemilis, er fiblte lid BON elmer
i1,peren Sano sepodt uno einem eifri=
gen 9icner Der @ere6ti9feit i~iberseben;
pel9er i'm aud in lebr fur5er 3eit in
Dem 2ten Stationsbaule lanOete. Gr
anneyirte fir 25Gts. uno feline Nusli6t
1T pieaeiAt 80 Sage freie Soft unO So
9is gu erbalten.
, 1876-01-12
Mittwotb II. 9aunar 1876.
Gtaet RibmDnb.

9pGi5ei @eri6t. Jolsenbs
NdI(e tamen 9sitern in Oielem @eri6te
aur 8erhonblung:
Mart6a 6arris, farbig, an9efla9t
Gin Coupling" BON Der Gbeiopeofe nno
ODio g~iienbo6n 9eitoblen Su baben,
wurbe ouf Ie4s MtDnate in Die Sail ge-
ianot.
@ropeli 9ouren, ansetlast cine &iite
nit &die, Gigentbum bon s. Yopers K
Gon, erbalten au baden, BON Dem er
mnbte, boB bieieIbe 9eitpblen. wrroe ouf
60 Sage in Die Sail 9elanot. Gin &p-
peQ wuroe berans9enommen,
8urpeuS mitb, farbi9, on9efla9t cine
Gortion Sabat seitoblen St baben, in Die
Sail 9clanSt.
W}arD Sopis, forbig, onaeflast per=
ihiebene Gleioun9stilde i'm Wertbe Don
$40, Gi9sHtbum oes 81. 8. Mit6eG, se=
iinblen Su boben, wuroe auf - Monate
IN Die Sail g%elanot.
Gborles 3apis, forbis, on9cfla9t Elm
&aQobuno gu lein, mllrbe we9en Mansel
on 9iir9i@aft arf 80 Sage in bic Sail
9eianot.
Jiobert Soweu, farbis, ongetlaet Die
Sonnp Garter an9e9riffen uno scldla=
gen 81 baben, mnbte $40 uno Die Soften
beaablen.
6annie Garter, farbig, ansetla9t tue=
gen Srunfenbeit, @eleblhertretuus unb
GQrm in Dem SauIe bes &obert Soiuel
9cmo6t 5u baben, wurbc tpe9en Wtau9eI
al Siirsl6uft onf 60 Sage in Die Sail
9clanbt.
Nnn McSrioe, ansetla9t wescn Srun
tenbsit, ipuroe ouf 80 Sage in Die Sail
Selanot.
5bomas Sarris, furbis, anseflast
&oblen BON S. s. gottrea seltoblen 5u
baden, lpuroe ouf 10 Susc in Die Sail
gelanOt.
3bomos @bite, forbis, anseflast cine
Sartie &oblen, Gisentbum oes S. S.
Gottrsq, erlolten su babcr, BON Dem er
'ullBte, oob biclelben seltoblen, puroe snt
%lalen.
Nleg. Self, Sruntsnbsit, puroe ent-
alien.
, 1876-01-12

SterbIt9feits- 8eri9t. gS
anpen wabrsnb Der leBten @p9e 30 SpbeS-
taas bisrleltlt ltatt, namlib: @sibs u; 8ar'
bise 1S; MannliG 20; @eibli9 10.
Mltsr-1 Sag bis 80 1, 1 Mpnat his G 4
. Monat bis 10, 3. 1 Sabr bis 8 2, 3 Sat
bis 5 1, s Sabre his 10 1, 1920 2, 20 s
81 A. 30 $40 2, 40 $50 2, 50-6O
5, 80 SOP, 1870 1, 5000 0, In.
bsfannt
Stanb-2stiS 10, Gerbsiratbst 7, @it-
nc, O. Mitpsn 1, llnbefannt 1.
@sturtsOrt = Ser. Staaten %. 9sutIG
Lamb /, Gn9lanb 1.
@pbnuns-Stabt 0, MaribaI @arb 1.
Sefsrlun @arb O., Mabilpn @arb 6, Mpn
roe 8arb 3, Clay @arb 5, Sadlpn Narp s
armenbaus Az taats@sfansnib {, 5Sipttal I.
Sr19einist-&ssuIGre @srsts 25, Gcrones
3 guarb Of 9saItb 1, irresulars slsrste 1.
s. 9. Gabsll, 81. ..
YrdFcsnt e8uarb pf 5ealtb.
, 1876-01-12

gon5ertsum 9 eitenoerS +.
Sobannis.S Aule. Siinftigen,
10. Sanuar bs. S. piro Die Sonntass=
idule Der ct. Sobannis= @emeinoe, Ste
Strabe, Elm CONCERT in Der vNNemblp
Sau", Ste 9trabe, p%eranltalten, beNen
@rtrag 5ur @ersr0Beruns Der Sibliotbef
Der Spnnto9sl6ule perluenoet ,peroen
ioa. Ser @elan9 Yerein 8ir9inia lo-
ME aud ein5elne mulifaliI6e 5.alente
babcn ibre Mitlpirtune 5uscla9t.
User tllr Die Gr5lebung Der Sugenb,
ni6t MIR 10 melt es Die Ausbilonug bes
Ger1tanocs b%ctrift, Elm Ser5 but, lpjro
9elulB oieles 8eltreben frdftig uno freu=
Dig unterl tiiten. unlere Dffentli6en
S6ulen bletcr, mic Die Grfabrung lebrt,
nur Die Mittel ben Yernono gum Nut=
sen bcs fiinftisen @lootsbiir9er5 ousSu=
biloen, tbut ober weni9 ooer gar nIhts
fir Die GrSiebun9 Ser Su9eno 5u yuten
@fenlden. Sie moraIliAe Siloung Der
Su9eno 1T aber ein ebcnlO unerldbll9es
@rforoernlb fir Die Woblfabrt Dee Wien-
lben III brem3ulammenleben alsStaats
burger, ple oas Gonnenll9t 5um8eOei=
ben oss Ylanseulcbens. Gln ieDr err
Debli9cs Atittel 5ur Siloun9 Der SUI
geno mad oIcler Nl6tun9 llno aber quite
Si9er> uno unlere 5nnnta9sl1ulen, in
G%rfenntniB oieler Wobrbeit, lino ltets
bemiibt g"eluelen ben &eim bes @uten i'm
&inoe our6 cine a%nsemellene 2ettiire Su
belebsn. 0ieler 3lued ioll ano tann err
rei6t meroen, penn Oas Yublitum es
onr9 tbatige S%beilnabme unterfiist.
Sbr wabren Treunoe elmer bumanenStl-
Dung, Die i9r es gut melnt nit Der SUI
seno uno oeren Musbiloun9 5u 9uten
moralllde Menl1en, ldumet nidt, gu9
an einem unterlebmen 81 betbelllsen,
lpel4es l,ur %le9ensreide Srii6te brlngen
fam.
, 1876-01-12

Gin 6arbiger, Mamens STE COOLEY,
perludte 9eltern Na6mittag, als er lid)
unbemerft glaubte. bon Dem Sru9titan5-
DC bes @lboni, Gde Der 10. unb Mair
StraBe, mebrcrc Oran9en su iteblen.
Nlbani bemerfte i'm jeoo6, so9 einen le-
bernen &iemen aus leiner 3ai9e, uno
perlebte linn mebrere Siebe, worauf e,
Dem Oappnlaufenoen na6eilte. IS se-
lang ibm jeoo3 ni9t benlelben ein5u>
faNgen.
, 1876-01-12
Wah Rem Beridte pou @eoroc g SO

Nab Rem Berid)te bon George 8 So
wea & 60 III Seem Dorf wurNen wdbrcno
Der um 6. Sanuar beenostcn Wode in
BEN Ser. Gtaattu uno Canada Al
neues 3eitunaen scgriinbct, ndnilid 4 tda-
lide, l oreimOdentlide, 81 wOtentlid)e
unb 8 monatlide. Wdbreno Der alelden
Belt ainaen 25 Elm, ndmliA 2 tdglihe.
Is w0heutlide, 2 balbnlonatlide mno 3
monatlidle.
, 1876-01-12

Samilton County. Soma, bat fir ieiu
neuea @ourtbau8 nit 1860 SLIDER Qano
besablt. DaS 1T better. als Solbs nit
bub III s3insfuBe alsseben uub iie oann
repuoiiren, wie Dies eini9e Counties in
SlinoIS uno Wlfiouri setban baben
Wub lit es better, ais $12,OOO,OOO gu
ueraussabcn uno bod nur ctwas llnfer
liseS biusultelen, wie Dies in Seem
Oorf 9eIdeben if.
, 1876-01-12

: Inter # ii tuugSperein. GS
ioltcn 9ue. welte oeutlte Irbeiter min
ld)en ODER wificn, no Arbeit fir Deutide,
uelde bisrberfommen llno arbeit iuden,
su bcfornmea 1T, lold)eS oenl Gomlte oeS
untcrl auf9e5en, oamit
oen Qeuten aebolfen weroen fann. Gas
Connie bei'ebt aus folaenoen Scr en-: >.
Sduliot. Brai., Gb. Siesel, s. s. Sob
fer. $ y. URiler unO S. y 4ein.
, 1876-01-12

Gin Sober, welder ieinen Winteruor-
rltb in Sol, unb &oblen eintaufen wil'
iollte nidt be, feb!en, bel 9crr @iliam
Diinuiaerooe an rer goiiu gaHf, srpis
iden Der 9ten uno 10 Ctr, oorauIprcz
den. Wir baben uns itberseust. oaB
man on obi9en Ylabc quite Waare fiiO
ciAen biqiaen Yreis befonlmen fann.
, 1876-01-12

Cine farbise 6rau muroe scitcrnNa6=
mittas mad Dem /. S%tatlpnsbanle se=
bradt, ansetlagt bas Saus hires Saters
an gbimborasSo Siu, um Stem Sanuar
1876, in Yrano seitedt 5u baben. Seu
tc Morsen fommt Der Toa int Yolisei-
oeridte Der.
, 1876-01-12

Wir batten bis iebt i'm @anSen s 6dl-
lie bon 8lattern in %unlerer Staot, ipo=
BON 2 t6btli9 waren. Sie anoern 6
2rente befnoen li9 wieosr uuf Dem
@s9e Der 8%elerun9.
, 1876-01-12
Rt0mpnb ppit Office.
pp1f~Mrraneement.
8. Oftoher 1898.

2 R6rStiae 9nrhbrs. 2heirdt t6ora1t.
Spunt,oe oisaerrinmrr- Nrfunif 5 g. R,.
l1rc ! As y. ". 80 fi6lnb IS pnb 500
q. M.
Senntoa = gn'anf 5g, 81. -ppa.
fGiue t.35 q. p.
Wors'i3c aseg Tof. SGaIiG. orsognom~
men Senntgae- - Q%nrunft tbs a. N
poltidlue 1.35 nnb S 20 q. W.
siofide Eof. ;3meimaf tdafit. @rnn.
teas dueaenpmnten. - Nnfunft 1900 m.
nm 100 y: ~ pOffdtub 4S. ~. n
Sorniaos:- anfunft12.OO M.- gsf
fhIuB 12.45 81. N. d -5i "
&itbmono& Gdnbi1e Gifenbu6n. Saos
~, @lfanft 2.30 81. M. - @of1dms
Snnbiae e. Greens6ors. 3peimar tia.
it@. @nfunft $50 unb 9 nm. Wpif
lplub 4g. ID. nnb f2.45 81. N.
SarmbiGc. 1dafid, srnntaas ouso,n,r.
men @ntunft 2-30 n. M. = WsefhIns
S.308. 81. r'SAD
ebeiapeafe & O1fo Gffenb aim. 9aarida
Scnnta9s dusgfnpm r1fn. Mnfunft 6 81. NTl
- ppfffbluB $50 g. M.
1stdbburg Charlottesville, @tauntp1. Wbit.
Sulpber Sprtnss nub ipeflid BON WbiteSnf~
pber Sprtn9s. @nfunft S 9. 81 Weif.
ltlub $50 81. M. ~"
@eff Roint nub stationrn an Der y. NJ
IT. unn .. q. u. Gagti6, Spnntaos ailsoe-
npmnen. anfunft 1890 y. M- - Wpft-
fGIuB 2 q. So.
@leuceifer, liter gBef point. ,aalid.-Mn
funft 1890 9. M.-ppfl6luB 2R. m.
aappabannud> iiter gi1b Saul, taai6.-
@afnnTt $50 9. 81. geii6Iub 4 9. d.
Santcs giibrr eampfet. GreimaI tpSdeus
lt9. - @nfunft Mpnta9s, Mlttprf,s inns
9reitaes, S 81 M. -Ysfldlub, Oienaaos
Sonnsrfass unO spanatenss. 5.3og.M.
Canal gafet. Tr,imol III Stentfid.
-aatnnft, Mitimpds> 3reitaes nnp @snntaos
Z y W: = geifiGtue, Mputaes. Mihppeba
uuo 6rettags, 4 ". 81. 7lt w.
sBnrt gump &outc. 53wsimal pStenttit. (.
- Nnturftl Mtttpp9s unb @aunabenrs. G.
y. ~. 90 goftieIub, DOanes fass unD 5anm
, 1876-01-12

2e9islotur. Cine &elolution,
oas Solair Der GountD &idter gu erb6-
fen, uao bic 3eit Der Sertuguns oer@es
ridtstermine 81 beitimmen.
Sie Appropriation 8ia BON $4,000
fir oas Centennial purbe mebrere Gtun-
oen belpro4en uno piNoer pertagt. Mon
glaubt, bab i'm unterbouie fem ginlti=
ges Gel ultat erslelt mcr0en miro.
, 1876-01-12

Scr 6all bes y. gotosni fam seitern
Mprsen mieber Dor Dem Ser. Stnaten
GommilIiondr Mtfins sur 0erbanblun9.
Gr ltelte Den &efan9enen inter $4,000
giirel9aft, I'M BON Der Ser. Staa.en
Gireiut Court an erlten Moatas i'm
Qtpril su erj1einen.
, 1876-01-12

Na6iten Sreitag pirb Der Sal Oes
@ranoltiiters Siaarp Ba9e, bon Che
lierfielo. in Der Supreme Court Of Ap=
peols bon 0ireinia %porfpmmen.
, 1876-01-12

Sn Der lcbten 8eriammlun9 Deg 60
mites an 2i6t wurbe bel@lOlien, bnB
q uno mad Dem 1itern Sebruar
1875, 1000 SUB @as, %onftatt So, nur
81 Soften iOa. Cine quite Tdrlor9e.
, 1876-01-12

Marine. Ser G6ooner So. s.
Siro," Capt. Slodin9ton, Don &i6.
monb, mar am T. bs. 80. in Bottom.
Sic garfe v@iusbate" bon 9~iperpool
fir &i6monb, lit in Sampton &oaos.
, 1876-01-12

@orgeltern bate Die Smmi9rations.
8eIelI6aft fein Sibun9; ba Sol. &. q.
Gams9ate nidt in Der Staot lit.
, 1876-01-12

Sie Stootsgrangers batten 9cItern
iDre jabrli6e Sibnng UNI uooptirten
mebrere ~9teiplution.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-24
TURN OVER A NEW LEAF.

The editorial fraternity arc ev- CT ready to give good advice, but, if we may judge by the signs of the times, they arc not so ready at adapting It to their own indi- vidual cases. They will expstiate most eloquently on the "virtue of forbearance," arbitration versus war;" ''peace on earth" and the like, while perhaps in the same breath they launch vile diatribes at an erring brother for some triv- ial offence, using language unfit for eyes to see or tongue to utter.
 In view of the many sad les sons of the year just ended, where in the bullet and bludgeon have been more than usually potent in extinguishing lights in the edito- rial ranks, we should think that writers for the press would Tn flu ture avoid publishing hearsay scandals and low personalities. We have yet to find the first iu- stance where vulgarity and abuse from tongue or pen did any good in settling a dispute, or in repair, ing broken friendship, in fact it is we'll known that the effect Is quite the reverse.
 Every article should be care fully revised, and pruned of all improper expressions, remember ing that the newspaper is the ed ucator of the masses; that it is read by high and low, rich and poor, that it's influence for good or ill IS almost beyond compute. Why should it's thousands of read CTS be annoyed with senseless ti- rades, which are ofno interest eX- cept to the writer and his antago- mist? Why should subscribers who pay for news and home read ing be supplied instead with sour ihty and abuse? Aye, well say turn a new leaf, and let naught appear on it's fair page that could not be read with pleasure and profit at your "ain tireside," or "any other mans. ."-The Electro typer.
 We submit the motion to cur brethren of the press in Arkan- sas that we adopt the above sug- gestlJns and let our editorial Ia. bors be stripped of all uncallcd tor personalities ald reckless and 1 crude rayin.s.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-24
EVERY KIND"

The Evening Star is very kind in permitting us to answer the question, who the Gazette favors for governor. We refer the Star to the Gazette's article on the governorship. AS stupid as the Star is, it certainly ought to un- derstand that article. It is as clear as mud. We neither ask nor answer such questiors before the assembling of the conventions. It is our province to disseminate democratic principles, and leave the masses of our party to select candidates for office, as we believe they will do it intelligently. As democratic journalists, we have no candidates for office. All men stand alike with the Herald. When the democratic party places its nominees in the field the Her aid will be found at its post.
 The article in the Gazette was not written for stupid people. and we are not, therefore. astonished at the perpIexity of the Star.-- Herald.
 The political sagacity of the above is only equaled by its sar' casm. The one is as profound as the other is biting. As the Her aid has no preferences or princi- ples, except those that are given to it. It will go for Garland or Feb Word or Billy Woodruff, or even a Radical, or an Independ. ent voter, if a wlre-pulled and manipulated convention tells it so. This may be good organ grinding, but we doubt if it will ever estab- fish the Herald as a power in the land. We prefer to be stupid and independent rather than witty and subservient, after the fashion of the Herald.-Star.
 And if it is not putting in where we have no business, we would say that such little sarcas' tic filings as are contained in both of the above extracts are very un- kind, wholly uncalled- for and al together unproluclilc Of snN