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It - B. r. iajsHE's i SEWING MACHINE | MART _ ■ | . s.wln, Wncnine Winding. ' PIRCHASK, KENT OB EICIOEI. , SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Bat, Simplest aii ill BeliaNe I i »''i is* .'i Li*' ii* cnniiuAt ANT AND ALL OTHERS. ,a'n,.ViJI i MWWUI W1IM it hlr of I r»l-ljnln,.|il'it.r; n'i.rlil , ir.nrL.' ' §S9£5S SSffife?®* . uLkfZa S^sSSrarsrSa ^ nu • r « ijidWjii^u jgwjjijjj K^jjfc djjkajb si ; rSSMKBSs ; Wlliol k CIMoftm Ihr I'lti-c rf ihtwMoloow). ■ i "•*" ^ ! I IfXk WOO «»» U'l for rtowll»H«v«in HI i ' *r.SSlSS^SXS 5ET!SflrSS . ' IllcfOOt 10 MIWWI ■ nopf |M|||«IW<1 Nnchliw J ! o^r " MO iii nw* ' ku "r^'' *"* 1 ' Mirkliim ofnll Mnkri mid I nlrnli Rt- 1 paired al Short Notice. ' J/niAiiic Oil, A Wfr. SAnftVi. Scr.vi, ' °-<l «" olAwr fuli nft'ici- ' mrnti far all RacUan < woppfiMf 0* fWcr. I ninwwr'i IkprwrvJ Mndklaon igll.wrnj tai oil I pnrlw Of doo'b jnrwnw *0'' Hill. o. Ilnni ®i. WW. ofwhoiaw lb tbwlr uaw. ^ . rT«Ti','°i«bi IimiUillHi'."' J rnnran coxainra <b mm. Bin . oaiPotroK. n.j , H. P. HORN EH. | r.njul.ln. lot Cokbwrl.bJ iwl Capw Mnf to. 1 J'Mi'O'. • WOOD AND COAL. J JOS. Mil F.I. LINGER, i D K A Ll. b !S COy. ASP-WOOD I BHklnata Cards. tAUCO RT THE POEND. afc-T arc*! van i nuiuini uibo.r,. f 1 *T SXCXIVKnt «••• ol Csltao, fee ,f

1 WCTC4.-|I3JAI 5 Ab. <kk.-artr K^r.. bHt*i woVl.rt. ntT^iaijywkmlwikw'kl^Ska 'Cam oiinf i«au of uu lowibf baa IwUfC "TIw"* He* kuoTuI^I^*^!!!1'"1 *°u Oai irlwoOn wbla. wiwd IMIfnllfi" Pol 0<r ownrt crinw out ubm I ,11 .DUn(, "Wbo •*« Ml wbp, aO tbk lorUf ui to*. NodP ■b) wuj,w liaiin, Wia > nil»l ba, Wltk •! lipoikl iHiml.MB nod korw dy Wllb woifii.u fnlbul wail <*U <>MW, Bawl bwlowM Of M a l.V.1 ab. bowd akaf. Bk4 Br brut artaa aal u ban I ill an.aj. " "r " All Ibu lar L.f and Aod kf baul uUa out, u ban I all ualn|. KM Ikan aww W afltMa hiuf akdlaalAfT ( Bad my baari arlaa col, aa hero I all oullf^ \ Ucf \ Tbdo.Tbwa aball .. aaua All UU komorla| And Iboo akall -a baak obj tbl, UrUc a»d Oriffinal £ Selected. Mi... I.jdl.i White had two lovcrt. Tom (ifcea tuid Willie Jonca. Roth, were good-looking, wrll-lo-do young mechanic!, and both lorrd her devotedly. If their own vehement a»aerttotu could be credited. LyiUa waa aomtlhlng of a dilemma concertfltig She hail no pirticuiar preference for 1 either of tliem, but the wanted to be married oomellme, and Mr. White oppoord to kmg coortahipo, and Aunt Jaue kept aoauring her that her bod and table-linen would got y allow with being packed away in the bureau to long; and obe, alto, took froqoeot ' oppartunltieo of remarking that " none of her girlt ever waa alngte alter Ihcv reached the age of eighteen— no, not a minlll" And ai I.ydim counted her years, more than eighteen of course thla liuUiuation of Aunt Jane's cut her deeply. Lydla' tnnted the matter over oerin lier mind, and argued It with hereelf, ;.ra and ran. AVhich thould «h» take Green or Jonoa? She waa in aomo degree romantic, and the had indulged In gorgeoui dreamt of marrying a aecond Napoleon aa to courage; in fket, if there waa > any quality that she admired in a man It waa bravery. When ahe aaiil anything about thla In the hearing of Tom or Willie, they begged her to put thom to teat tialy ' would joj fullv die for her if ahe atood in needofauohaaaendce.tbkyoooai.il her over and over again. One Sunday evening, aa indood haa r frequently the cane, Jonaa and Green trrqtwnvtj "W eaar, jonk sou uiwu

"VU aba* Mt tko iay," amid ' 1 jiba. a *" And the two gallant young men re- , i 5ffi°i.'Sr ' ites^aaaSEafSf; j rniS^^s j £ 1 o^lintalre with rug'm" acrepeo af J "A —a mighty big man ho mtaat'ho, j *- with aadt a pair of feet," aald Jonca ' ; i Udes*! wo bcuej call yqur f^ber and t „Wltf. Berry, the hired man?" ; ■ "ftMok wo had," aald Green lim- 4 •' Uty. k r ' ."I don't," oapd ldnUa1ldoddodly.— y ^ "Srel I behere the hoota are moying. „ Oh, goodneoo tar! " And aa ahe acieamkd,. Jooea and ,, '■ Green almull.~oo.ly made a ruah for „ the chamber door. Jonea a tumbled a| u over a wnabntand and went headlong ' " to the foot of the atalre, waa ha land and | „ ail. .'Aid Lyilia by clinging to the ■ aklrta of Mr. Groan 'a coat, kept hint l>: 'i from following hit riral. I p, t ■" What in the deueo to'* pa^ bap^ '' u cried Jack Berry, appearing, on the c] a acene in hla shirt and trowaers, and u his light cttrly hair standing ont all | 0| " over hla bead like the hrisUca on: a u . lafop chimney brush. ►| Lydia pointed to the boots. ii( "Don't touch hint." whined Green. a lit may hare a piatol or something ^ 0 about him, and hurt aoracbody." - ^ j "You chlcken-tivcred whelp! " cried vj a Berry, "you're.afMd to tee whafabt- (j; bind the bpota are ye? " Well, l'U : K ' ahowyod." . .. ^ 1 And Berry oeiaed the frightful ob- y J'.-cta and gave a pull ao atrong Uuil be o( went over backward on the floor, with w a boot in either hand. "Jnpiter!" cried he. "Inevgraaw m any boots come off so easy at that are. „ Left see the feet.'' And, diving un- K[ ' der the bed he lifted the counterpane and displayed nothing! wjj ' "But where it the owm-r of. the ,M r boots V " cried be octatchlng a bruise ■<* on his noae, and looking infinitely „ ; Sibsaifetia:!': I've been Itearlng tbitdiittadnoioefor j, life last ten. mluotea, and thinking Wl . there waa a Are owl to tbo corner.^- |K r Bui out' a oigt) of' my buob, I | „ find Whoput •omtherr. jjjd^n; fc, , But J.ydia waa batbing Reriy'i Uc^, uc ( and Green and Jonea had tense cnqtlgh 7r . Id see that they wore di trip i(l "f And they took their departure ariiliout any very elaborate farewella. CI] ' "By Jinka,'' said Grean to Jonea, uu u Uiolr w*y homo, "I-ragot sat Ideal If. ! Ul 't my •, pinion that Jailo of a girl put them boou there haraelfonpn pooelntryua. Bl "Ofcoara* she did. "said Jonea. aul- g, klly; "Women are aa dsceltfUl as .the i ■" aj 1 '' One of the moatexcellcnt deaeriplioua * of the opening of tha Roman CoAcil * is given by Anno Brewster, In the * a Newark Courier. Wo Uko the follow- fr * Ing from h«r two-colamn article. •" a The Pope and the Bishop who preceded took off their mitre* and crowma m ' at tha door. There were tlx hundred u' f and forty ^ <ight bishop*. Three walked ^ >' In the older of their preconimUoa or " a anpnintmcnt. OrienUla mixed with u l.atlna Thare were Armealana, Bui- " gariana, Chaldeans and Cepta ; Maren1 ilea, Melchltcs, RoumainiandSyriana " 1 felt as Uncle Minuoont, In tho 'lRlfelt Uncle

i fSAjtaaaairA. ' The pianting of Cranborrire k a aukoAgltt fotfWer. very mapy, of our Gape May tanners. Our ooB, or waate qjAdow land, is peculiarly ' adapted tcBieir cultivatkm, and our 1 proximliy jSa the ocean renders them r ttgbly proftactlve.- No more proflta-' ! ' 9s Invsll— ' carj.bo put in tlfe moat ' fertile aoil^ner onff which reqjre. »o_ 1 HUk pue m.vttention gper once act ' aut.' 'A finFdaya atoce fee viafted the ' ftrrn of Townaend, uea* Townl Bank, when we haj) the privttpge for" lie first U^of wSnesaing thm Initial !. fepa of preparing cranberry r*adow, pud a' brieflBPacription of whieff iri- in- - 1 tended tayCa before the readers of the ' WAVB. By a fortunate coincidence article llilA'iftl&trt'Hn W^cjijcl • contemporary, the Courier of' River, givingitfeferrealM Md the editor's experience and observation in relation urfekCpUMngi*Albis very j and which #B~re in almost ever* ! { ttcuutiv jrltife tin readus operandi ] I adopted by Mr. Townaend in the pre- --. , paction of, Ilia I»*iwi»w. Our readers-, j will find the subjoined plan, aa giveu | in the Owner, the beat and moat feast- j i one they earn follow, aa it is the one 1 1 ;.«rsuorii!iw tba anal, atuacifu! emu- ! I berry grower* in Ocean county and { I other pari* of New Jersey. The wri- 1 | atateo that he lays dowu tlie result j I actual'experience mil of any specu- j ' labve theorj-:— ^ ri j. Jn the first jflace get yopr land,%orn ; 1 fields andliplAjila will ueLSuawft for prafi table o|*ratibn. goo.1 vich | ' ! fir muahpn-amp. I. disuall£ tlie 1 j boat, if you can find wild, cranberry grotriu£in or on jt> bofleta, 1 1 I buy it. The fact that the -wild tiurs . i seek a hqfue in it, IhaureTBs bucccao, { ■ drain your swamp, git rid of all , ; ol your suriaco water. Carry all your 1 < water 'through the lot ip imc djtcli, [ make lateral dltcI.-» two rods upprt ! | and one nil aroyM.A' WMMr «f the 1 . j Rruiovr your limber, iT' | .tnudtagjjiflt Mfkllnyqftt the aunkep i which vq-ill coat filU) a, piece, and pro, eeed to retri ftc pohriit Wid you can [ ' I fiud in the adjacent banks, and cover . you prehor mtk-k, uniCwoiefK |o the . depth 'of six inclus. Tiien furrow out, [ | with a light harrow made for tlie pur- ^ _ j poae. and drawn by hand, for setting. : aheSld iMt the vtoek about two : apart each way. Keep the gnu. ( ! out, pqll It out by hau.1, aud .in U>o or tKVuo yjntT, the vines will keep 51 nut jAhefltaalrap !AIU-r settiu^ imt your ' Vint? beild your ilaui. ocro£ the JoS.-t _ enillcf your ptreiiaw. 9\i» « nerjstp filial Jbe rinre. pi they-u«d , jibe wafer In wlhtee inHllDifr^-a-..! ' |wo.w.H-to manure the i-|«kqjui<l kill ( j hli iiiBOcta. TValiSr 4, •Hlitifi ugH^.i , n» match s> lireail aa Jows." ; - lOiU* fciHiir |our vJ4n,"do- w.i apiitr tflc expense to make U thur»ujlily perfect. Do not leave oofla.Vixta and oilier perialiable rtuffin the Ailing to decay and make leaks. Hit 'this. Btu»>n»„|ijff,.4ft, n>i«h •}»"» >Y'f from your meadow in two rows wlitfe i C.'3W*»®aS:K>! mud between them, and fill tlie space i with "in i i percolate through aiicli a Uutk, moles p and rata cannot jvork to good adran- jj tage, aud on top you will have a fine , r»«CW»SBR,T."! mmdowat lenat sufllciently deep, no that the ico and frost will not • draw

.vxwfe iiiaaas. • *** aifcaa tlMlf SoaU kg aootkwa iherM, ' <£ . wa.i. ta. kite raaakiB. .do ih« rob* ar ■ f w fedtg,' , j A»4 h. wham upaai. repraAi* bat «S,re' - i Arnreuiu ••la.ia'S.re b.sity..;a.t'«i.r> vtk.,. t rkkw Hlaa. "ii ' - I . ' ^Oipe. ume sgvlon -If .Sabfath; Sre , |lrafie^r wa^p one of N^ritijpriied I adjreaa u|«m liiiaafawi)' 7cr,1p|Mi Ytutfeolent objret Tlfe NidNrtwv roo- ' . eluded, tare lestfeonrwer* acot around r ■ to colled oahtfibuitoua. J"kr*-c 1 1 JD W«k OOP Sf Jh« herttt'besrere i , taking the aide upon whlcit wewat.— J Xmineiliakdy - to bur ifecnt and ' upon i the next .rat negligently reclined Trirbri i j HIll ^J ■ ! • -Jfentfeman of_ infinite . . homor and full of 'dry jokt-a. -fWson; , '. extended the ifeak.'d, aa'd Bill.ItaHodkhtaHW: ' . ".V'-- ' . - . -"Cowje WllHam, gir* tia topweWng,'* aokLtko-paraoa. . "fcihvt do It," said nib . . " Why not? lanoithcctukeagofid "Yoa But I am not able give ony- . thlifg.','' j; "Paoii? pooh! 1 know better; yttu' must giro a better rraaoo than that." ' "Well, X ofee too much money I must be Jntt fe-fbre I a in generous, you r "But, William, you owe God a 1 debt than you do any one else. " "That is ao. parson; but then he I mint pushing me like the butanes* of | The partou'a face got In rather a 1 curious condition as he passed op. I I* It Alt I".— " Ills lie rllt Uado" is well iu' the following a lory of Tuppau.lti 01iio,connndn!xC*l!ed | "Old-BCTiTVippan." , I A car loin butch, r of Staubenviile jqnli liitii Mr. Bi.lhad.isxn tegv much . annoyml by p large d,.g wMrif had i several times slolrn meat from his 'aialk Going ta fjawyn Tapisus. he f lire*it|«d.hla caao thus: ' *' "Mr. Tappan, I have had berfttie tin- lowu. What shall I do?1' J " SfBg the owner of the tl»£ and re- , | cover I lie ]irice of the lieef." waa the . "Mr. Tappan, U was your dog." aald Mr. !!., cxultingly." "All! it- was— well, what was the value or the beef?" " Three dollars," replied tji'p batch - •• Very well, raid Mr. Tappiu. end . paid (lie money. With a smiling eountcuance th. was eioeing the orliie door, when lio woo startled by: " Hold on Mr. B., 1 clutrge you five dollars for Good bumoredly paving (hi- fee. Mr. II., deiurtcd with two duller*: wortli ; of "legql adllc;-.'' •lory ia told of. a certain promuu-ni gentlnnko of Fliiladelpliia, who ia renowned fip-pbill|v to make and lake a . )»ke. A railroarl* emploroe, .whooc i hontu lajll -Avon, canto on' Saturday • ulgh\ to ask for a jiaa« dob-iy .to ylsR • Jria family. • ; : j " Y on Afe, iq, Vp;!'1" »«• i road?" inquired' the gen'.: ,aun alluded lo. I ' .f "Tre." " . 1 ' - "-You receive your pay regularly?" ■» .. "Yea." V ,y.-Y"

-i' hafeJTMkfiNNkfeWfel^HwSSlBfew, J a, . tiMw mrTilr^'Tr"' . |:n;\av:ug m's! iid':t in tb'e'mra'nW-. ( OtlaiUdiip prjporing , J It: kM'Mfe ff'H I 1, tlfe PFT^Vcfif jik.snt TP'.-. i ^ik.Pd0" Whupi KhYpVjli^rit^ I. publyjhcd. Tbifi 'kftid 1 a bingga^Uyf o' .Lord Jlruyghaju, jvlin , W rutc.au or^jiilc cjirwpcliug the djaUi, (/ a of that nqbleina^ "ycajefday." aimitt ■ -HfcU-c- j— s- ,?,-■> r a—1 , ® twolye jrcare befiitq hie own (Yhvov ^ Hi fiSww^'rtsr.Mfiw d«U'. tiiat of Xejnl j ^ruugliani occurred, an dber lt baud tqok dojvn the,, yfUpjv^ .gvaia- ( . .acripfeftuntj^ dusty jiigcua, hole, And. ( ccyupltlcd it... .M'bqJ, .morals qcre _ di^wu frript this? , Bail Jli lbc coax of ( Lord perby a tfeUcr stogy, ja tald. In. ( life office, ut life Jiuadqq 'Aii'y, fil-ir « ( btpginplty til thq ,dyge%»ei! uoblciuAti . lutd la-en ip type fu: Btatccp.oi aevt-n- ° teen mouthy JUppapyrdM fouifecti ( days licforg.llfe farl. fi "gaj, aud As x live" forjurf q/McAf.of tlie New York j 1 Ha u.'d, who was a graduate, uC. ll/timi j , ,Cul!cgy. ,p rote, u. lcpl,;i |ong aud dab- ,.f * orate sketch of the. K«v. J)r. h""U, Uie ) „ vencrgbic praaldrnt.nf that IyiUUi'.iim ■ , 'f for wlucln Uic "uiapagiug editor of, j thai enterprising Journal gave lu m a , ( luindred dollara dowu, and coutniay-d , _ to give hiu. auc'.livr iuuuircii wta-u llu- j , sollKt: of, the. aute-inurU-ui attich, | ( 1 sboqjd depart ibis iifif. pr. Sig^jlid j ( f not die until. Jauuary. 3'. ltaki. Life- ;v i tug tbi> iulftvui of five years betwet-o j ( ,lbs ep-itugyflf, J'ta -cplogialic nfelunrj , f ; by his former fnipti -slid 'he- doctor's j i death, i lie writer, hkeip.iSt toportcrs, 1 I bocanr. , qjiity "lisrd qpj aud was j , a wont tp reipArk thai "Uhl NoU. clung t It, life .ayitii fearful u.-nasitj. . lio told J uie wlm» he gav* toe Un- fwu cut" i - Ui'uqd 'if, my. sketch. "I bifojjfu ,uo-l t .ehaofefer Ihat.ha could not lire a year, | , whirl, is the only lie 1 ever k.mw him 1 , - ko.^dh hut stu b is my, luck, v-mt , , .W ilbunr'agiKri atruwiTtt ja rnipoe- [ ' e aiblc O; attain to p great aqc; yd it is . tho Iwalj abused organ lu Ufej hody. , , , D-iu ( doctor for every Utile uimcru . if half tlfe aenaible people iu the world |( forlbem. . ,, . . -p •- A cquauniptivc .ohouUl not go t-oulh I .The doptur nhogdviaca a > oung 10411 , 1 ta take braudy twice a day fon,Urun-|: Ii ,cbiti«, will probably ho, guilty of uiak-hJ ittg oosclrunkard. , . J.1 , -..Soaqi *ud water is dm best d-ulritio" j 1 t that can be used. ' XI.C Itatflt.of aaUug cJovya. OMboua. k' Jokes, (tlx, huuki.lon and all sueli y will Jifeuuially produye dysia-pata. . |( CUiidnp almuld ure« put ah"p or .vbivUBga-arhyui Ihoiy moutbt (In- gtaa- -_ pig la tyiiaououa. | • ,Y(Pfis«r;/lilutcd wtt'l. "*1". and •' s w cetcucd ,l-.i.dlra a good U rink, in A- vur . ii rated hot, the straui of pnro vinegar ,. la good for sura throatfo It should ta- - inhaled from, Uw mouth ol a teapot. Jbf mouth a( 1

! ' * AMtMir'scrtAt* saw vaimu- . I ■i j One of thacahaudtai, and hff ad ! ytmm few; taut. to. tho cenetal Intro- ' ftaaNfafe-aftaenBtadlao, la Hmi iskxareiw 1' idoreMtdct*. tahactafio Ahia fektuar irf | vtata doaignoii-Iu thta iropfetj th* > auhjrcT'af veetltatlMi is bavlvqt a ahnl- ' lar history tovhat of hearting. The ' 1 bunr arrougamenta of Uie ancients ; 1 wore of a very tuUtfervnt sort; Their : r Stare* were madr -upon brasiera; the c paneta-wf tbc noun were painted " black, to prevent the dlsroinrathin .>f' !• mote. and tbt-y mixed prrfuioet with 1 - . the barwiag aobotanccs, to cover the ! '• dlsarns-s'Ife odor. They had nuchiai- ' nova to tboir btdldinga. public or pri- j vati). AnoI.*nt arehlfeciure rooe to j ' perfection in lh« £gyptUn. G recta n. - and Roman styles, without thta ap- 1 pMwlagv. and thus it descmdeil to the anoderSs. «lx linndml years ago, j • >llhnu*ya were Incensed, but architecture wouldnot recognise them. Were not chimneys on unsightly mi ! I mi inqwoehinent of etarele jluMMlt - necessity had a fight with tho preju- ' ! dices of architects, which lasted two ' years. They would nut lie- , . otgb thouae* with chimneys, and so j these Indliprmlble coatrivanor* had '• to bo erected aa apprndnyeo and attaclrai to the outsideo ..f building*. - ■ At length, however, utility triumphed . over trndltioh. and the arcliiteet. iu 1 ptanniug a building, introduces chita- , ney*» » matter of course. ' j But It has latterly Iwen dtscororwl j tthat one of the most important things . I Yor hums n health and life is purity of 1 I air. which requires to ts- abundantly j . J supplied front without to those who | < live iu homes. It follow* that tin- : j signed and constructed with reference j t m coplbtn and regulated supply of 1 j this firs! necessity Af life. We have j I found, hi regard to brCn thing, wliat : jvtr boo.lr.-l years ago was found with j refcfencc to heating, that provision j fought to hi* made for it in the first ' ("planning of tlie edlfiee Bal arehi-! this necessity, and, itnlew? driven P. it, j ♦-feintiot deifign in-siMirdanre with It. | • .Vstlietle Ifadition. still i-xrlrtde the j ; many nis.w ventilation i* an after, ' tholight -an appendage '-a matter of i • renlAffiig le?nes. ' Pjs-ning dhurs and j wiiiilowA, ktfocklfig out holes and" hi- 1 k Mens fltange iflfrirlr. and*W» have j I tfotflif thai, in Uie eonrse of five or I ' six hundred year*, the ntchltectnnil j i l.iinBl will IS so modified and ndkpfeil 1 lhat-ll will attend to Ventilation spon- ( I I and the vent Id net. like the ehrtimey , I Witt he instnlletl a* an orehll. cknral He- j Uomrt-dl suggests 1 1 111 t the llew j style •/ French r -if. which l» beooni- , ( ing so ."oiiii, ,11 lioth lu city aud rural . j architecture, might !»• tunird to profit-no-.pl. sod at the •.vuie time in- , fiemw that ia well w .rth .murideriug.TJie suggestion ia, f, have the coyerlug of toutye, strong _glaso. and thus | fix till* admission •■( liglif and heat. I this port of the house would become an Iidiiiirahle conservatory, where 1 miikeol luxurianre. Ik dtr houses, .rajieriallr. waler eouhr readily be inu. iDiurc Uw proper degreo of humhlr it j , while tin- snu|*lcat posliWesrninge.mtaiV would -secure ample ventilation. -Grapes of all kinds, dwarf fruit trees " I .■•rapes Of all* I mis. tiwart irutt tree* 1(

' t> iaii* asaxatiaWAW Wlx ' i ! atUtamtae' 'wkeritadw Vr filraiSi;;'.' '! AkiaissAawrrWasaseaaSS*.:..:, '*• Italst ate an. ran *M>ji . ' e! TksJsskMiftlasrSkftaHtilr ™fl* , a ; Tak charsMi (resakea as lis (raft, " A ri ' i»ktaret'ai>.tai|«FI »"*•! rat fast, tk.t sreseUf -taw ta seWri. - 1 = West stamly* esi o, pl*,ta«. , . t '' HHk'iEw. -- "* i c ssc m ••••■- Uy trentiy - " ,.i n ■■ iil.Ktaa'feWlnrtlfifeiWk | I AMUkwatiroiaaef (ilsvUMlr »•' ' I 01 St* namihta-ia tesfsfea 4 S " Wkra at) tha aettael werqWsita* ( Jk Hsr cbllClsk fsesrylsalsB . ni, «•* pons* taw seoa a fsa* " j I [ Ths soft ksad*s ll«kl ssrssslaj, I sod SrsiStSs iiskblls* sf See rotss | aSs«a«BS, jeoaes, lletajea H'^ •UU mrmaij ta a fray-halrse bsd ! tsssr |KI I the |ssssss M *•• pare j. Tlaei Gatherer. ' , | SMaasr C* at CsssksMsrk* TviStas ! Ak rptlspb. Heis ta.W. sf »e*'l N-rtaS.^^, f III. rsso. sttaltalssesol tls tasai, .|. I ; TBS tea l.-.aa took la worlltjlal. Whkh was IK. aalwa of ftocr's eytey: ,| A New Jeraey naturalist ofikr* tl,,JouO iu Mi. Dergh. lf tha lktWy -will , t prove a "cock or chicken" to Se an | A Yankee editor says that thf gfrla j . ' cutupiain that the times am to hard . j that the yo'tmg men can't pay their *d- j > |. Three (bings that ucvcr cut agrao- I fjuu* lfeiue, sod two_ lover* orw ope | l] young lady. ... j One man. reprituandlpg another j aald that hi) taUcnliUn* fool. "Trte." ' | lie replied: "but ilia that you may j ' j undrretand tat1' -ft ti a. -J I I Look sharp for people Who are pro- ' I A-aalng to bs letter than the"b*tanoa of j I mankind. If your puree lltift h» *ay I ' j particular danger yenr character will '"tVliv should we eelebrafe Washington** birthday more than mine?" at iced ] 11 teacher. " Because he never told a * lie!" shouted an urchin bS" four 8am- '' Wheu our clvckt are a little fast wc 1 * always rot them right at once People : ought t" do us much for their fast tons ; snd daughlcrt, but tlicy generally let j them run. _ r. _ j A hotel a tiled ©Orla*u, odtarij - art - "Tlie moat po(ile Jadi*» pill act a* waiters, dressed in potrgrcca Jackets. r tilting hoop* and high-heeled hut ton ci ir gallera." ra ce-. iAsltau.-: .v.- | , A roogcful iddivid**!, in .UW;.«SU1- iterance of his rag* At aoiue o«« who LB offrndnl him said: ."I'll hava revenge. 1- I'll do something terribta- I'll five his ; s- little boy a tin horn! IN ,a . '• Could anything!*: mofe'cxqiiiaitc in | * acnliifient roan thill* * ' i acnliifient than this. .' !

Mihool Bonks; Stationery, <traw Ihtper, •' Paper Boat, Pent ami Pencil* of all descriptions. ^ ■fl E OtJTlESr, T3BA000, i EQitS 1'tKIbl KEBICHE , A*isa3g?je!a8Bstafflgir*- i rat rrx, b*d rur* co>ixcTj*.v«. M, ^U't-a'tasroJ ataTwiwOMOi ntara. •ei.ixr m ITOOVBRU " AMERICAN CHROMOS" * a s. artaa a rralt, • aua t hy at u (tosk, - is kg ■* k V*a Vseosaaiooa Steeper " " 1«»T» h htafcfotaU"u'u?T— u. ' " 'Nt 'uajfe tares Itnro.- " ^ taratwcH. «r rsrta. • • - tt*j "- ' B—SS1' - i R. D- Edhunos .. SON COI. D SPRING . N. 4!.. , Pall renri TA'lrvtc*;- CSoosIat, DBT GO IDS, GHOCJ-lIFgN ' BOOTB A ND SHOE**. ! Tin. Woads*, Bsrikro and Hardware. Ac : Suporlor Q unlit lour, ! •ta*-'. ^ j GEO. WTSMITH, PAINTER, m G«titi, Meiiiiii. k k WrZ'T"" ""'T ' " '

BEST ! THE BEST! rr TM« »CIKItTtr|C AXUICtNJI 1 YVXKKC.T nimlra'ae Joaraslaf tSyagaa A a»T0taJ1e.ll»aate'iy, 4*rla«ltatal law yaaiin.llwW a tare, all kaw Wa"i'l.^l.r... l.-c- alrrlftata tNOtirfflti acs-'fiaa. Tarw,D*T*ari II.IO ataStta. ptataMt .-CI Oka AtHtakor ta.rortaareto.IF M ta *: III far [-strata aratfras. Writs fiw Ian i-.ulaulars reararaUaartireaaArot'ata.'a NUNH A CO . I : ruHHaria^r4tal*M»*Mt*ri. J^R I UKS'IT U1Xr0X~RK»Kinifo Dr. Ctsrk'a txvtuoastoa jlrs. •t.nurta VStSSa'SaoS*^ pa ft SKI'S ri-|tir:EKc<eaa->iI.rktMC (Mall lk^..tu,.-^t sa^^Gla^l^hiu.. Sa iS I l t 1 * ' - v, . : . ( '1.1- 1 , , Dr. tlwa.^srj Ol i-tTOar "ol, win I- arul U-Tvik | 1 - - h". a. jug .! { ii iff ^XwSSSsSS: 'j te^Sta^fre^gaj

both hapjieoed to call at Lvdia'a at j about tlie aanw time. I Lydia went out of tho room about „ ' nine oVtock •*- the pretence of bring- .. , ing a book of rngravltigi, but shortly - returned in great perturbation. "What la it? What laths matter?" 1 r (tried the two lovers in eager chorus. f " Oh dear me!" sighed Lydla, ' 'aueh * ■ a dreadful thing! Who would hare » ' thought in out-peaceful community?— c , Ob. Mr. Jonca! Mr. Green! You rati- i » not think bow glad— bow relieved I < ' am that you arc here. I should bo « ' frightened to death were it otherwlae!' < and she clung Brat to tlie 000 and thep • to tba other with a cratfidenca parihat- I . ly infetnsting. ' > "Trilua what Ilia," cried Green. t " Enlighten u. oa to tho cause of I , thla emotion!'' sold Jonca, wbo had < ' been lo the Chicken Vatfev Academy 1 - two " qtrartera," and ttted some large * I " Ob, yt>u are both tatSftave!" cried < * Lydla admiringly - " 1 feci at if I were i . protected by on nrmy!" 1 ' Green drew hlnteelf up to hit full 1 - bight, a hich waa |uat five feat, and 11 I mat he coofeased that betide the Hur- 1 . rule ill Jonre, be looked like a bentam 1 ' ronoter beside a Shanghai. < r! "Caaunand mc!" ask! Green, "only 1 r let me do your btifcUngf' f\ t J " Ask - nty existence!" toid Juoe* t * "and it aboil be gtron freriy *> the 1 stream* gin to the sounding ocean!" 1 *- " Hush! ' cried I.ydU, "donHpeok , !i >0 loud! ITs may bear you. aod take « the alarm and kill us oil before you * have a chance lo capture htm." a " He? who? what? "demanded Jonea ; iu k tragic whiapet. " Uuaii! for pity-* sake!'' aald Lydla, " "bp* up stair* in the spare room!— r Under the bad! Father had a hundred dollar* paid him yesterday for a i cow. and this ia a plan to rob Ibe j house! 1 saw hi* boots stick out flrwn under the counterpane." I " Good Heavrna!" cried (Green, gel- 1 , ting behind Jonea. "And aueh big boota, too!" raid . i j Lydla-" No. 12, 1 am sure!" " Jubitrr!what a giant he must !*•!" j ' 'raid Junta "Oh, Tout! Oh Willie! ■ protect ! , ma!" tried Lydla paibetiroJiy. omI tbey NHh protretad that the, wesrid ( ahseMhee with the last strop-ssf thstr i . biood.

il 1 1 Ft- 1 1 )i 1 1 . " -rlt 1: 1 1 lifihm'iftlha'r 1 e>k language read, not a Wd of which V 1 nniersProd, but •« Thcro'wmre'fcw j jmUjJI idtribea. , day was otw dedtaB*d to the Yir- I gin. and onherfeatat the Latin cburch. 1 with a few except! ima, has adopted 1 white aa the liturgical color, or no 1 color, for the robes, consequently the 1 were not ao fine In a specta- , cuiar point of view. Some of the East- 1 cm dresses, however, had not every color banished from them ; their rapes i and mitres were of d'flercnt forma, sod ' tbey wore traditional ornaments varied, according to the Rite*. One Eastern 1 bishop bad a aky-hlu* rape, aomcthhtg ! ' the shape of the Oxford one,— » was 1 of delicate tissue, richly embroidered with gold, and bis robe waa of White satin beautifully worked iu blue and gold. Blue ussd to be the liturgical color in France, and la atiU, 1 beherr Spain, en Virgin days -Many *f the robes were stiff, not only with 1 nosdW-wort, but with a-rarkUogjewela ; . and btn Oriental had a high collar *u stiff with gold thread-work that he 1 1 mild hardly turn bit brad. Instead of the usual cap*, melon-shaped, some of tbeoe Eeatcrn (ccfettsatka ,"wt*e curiooa hoods ; on* waa like a Greek cap. and from it hung or floated a : purple vedL But such brada ' and fares! "Such lordly gaits and re- : gal bearing ! At one moment I Mt 1 trans ported back inln early Crusading when art 'wis at lu^rot briS^t ■ high! Noam of the Eastern hierarrhs teemed to be Titian's studies. There , was ooa old nun with snowy hair aad - heard, a (low, calm step, patient, grand - fare, and an eye that looked oa if It bod t seen all the past, and waa goxmg with e steadfast faith clear through tin* pre* » rot, past Qui Great Council and Time itaalf, straight an into Eternity. • I — The following dispatch reemrtl, ;l passed Umuigh a telegraph office. "I feat you, one year ago lo-Mghi. four " j dritara aod righty-sroen room. IfjOu ' Imts Mt had it long ataoogh. pfearo « j keep ii « ^ 'ougeF -' To 'hl'dkb .1 8 i a'tout this Uma, that Tom Tko-rup and d'ctamwuriere N rit tare ratetri » «k ; ; h

' ytAr*9lflei.' Puprft/'^i^r water as ] li->a RLthc jBtson for picking berri,- • Is past. ODd hoop it dp until 1. . •Water fs indlapentible for -the cultivgtion of^tho cranberry, to!I» muck . aiad mdi, mid In localitica wbcru they . - Mm UMCMnefil ofi salty otmJspUere , H alooj^Le acs coast, w* .hafipoticed I orrery (fflirke,! iiunrovrmentrin vines ) and 'quality of fruit, from which .if e ) Iftve InjCred. that" the dtinlkcjy. Ilk'' - "pions-'arc kindly -disposed-test sij: - lift fcrtilixeC" Q | r A cranberry vinflTt hard to kilhttst 1 ing very .tepociouiCof life, but luteal I t that, the more rarQott exercise itt-wfl- . ting ihpat out. tbs bHtrr thev will pay e One linudr -.1 and fifty bushels per , I acre U Afc'tVefaJ? 'crop. We have I cultivated meadows within two mile* | > good mradow, csgj'fullv aelectcd and ; e In Oceaa upuqty,v\Shf re are 8.S00 | 1 acres of euldvalal cranberry meadow, ; a worth un an average. $1,000 per *cr0" e Some good nftodo^i hre commanding I k IL500 to $S,BOO per acre, some are not i a worth $«0(lgjHAcw.,«o|l»t ins me*- , a dow ts we have described cost from 1 k fiflUU to *400 per oqfc, and in Ova years ; t from the time It araa put in, $$,800 per j ■ TawMflfr.-s.i t moadows- probably not two-thirds of] a litem were in bearing, over 80,000 j c bnslwls were picked- nearly one-half . Uie snug little sum of 8JOO.tx.tO. ' In a- willuenralrasthaD hJTaTnUlion of _ dollara. The lowuahips largely en- i esaaasSMrotrfci give them. Dover. Manchester. Jsck-i I ut&tscmrs^r!. n* ships of r—sitai tsii "hamaog, s-utv " °.yMr ^ '-■bci dnoed about ln.O.'t busbelt, while the J*. product from other aeethma of the . ennntrv reached Ubsat 38,000 baahcis. Jf Makl'nf a total of the cranberry crop smak v*

"Well, nor. "Njppo*? you were work- . would you expect your employer to ; . hitch jip Jilt team rifry Saturday nlglit , nndvarry yoO jioroe?" • This teemed x poser, but it wasn't. I " N'«s» Mid the man promptly, V 1 , would pot expeq\ tint, but if tbifkanj er had hla tram hitched op. aod "wha , j going my way, I ahonid call him a me rida.1' ' 1. 1 -v >A The employer came out three minutes I allerwhfda 'xHth a paidr 'gftft' Yor a .pith -1 ' \if ■ ■ A man now wealthy ffiy* that when '' years ago lie opened hie little country 1 atom In Naur Joraey, ha adopted tin ' pnictrctfqf aeilingfrnolaarea'At two ahd sixpence per gallop ; and »e Jong as he 1 was In the trade be never deviated from -' tha figures. . Itttaa Ulaadrnriisemcnt; 1 j people for miny mile* nrouiui.apokc ' ' of hint aa tlie man wbo sold mobta»ra ' i fur "two and slr.'-Vtffl lf -a ' | sort »f reputatloa into region* where ' bit natoedidnotpanetratrsnd brought him many cuato'-nare. ' . CUaritabi* work does not require a lj large fintriie for its ItfppOrt." Xrtfey ' man ao matter how homWei hi* poais : tioo^iou do i great deal in relieving ' Ihc tulferioga of his' nviglib u. Au Ulustration of tl|5»lirincipt« J|gjven fry " I the reoent notice of a Nuttingham * ; aicckiiig woavat wl»», althou'gh he bad T a latge tkmily, n5ne «onI xnl> pAUgb- | Mr to bring- op, took Iff ' and Uglned " with hi* children at different time*, no a j Jaaa than eighteen orpttasL , v\. A New York journal uunkidoi* Abe ^ ; tignt at. liquor dejlera, as dilptsjffl Hi g i targe cities, a "mark ofxflyikaffUon'.'' n A few year* since, New YnrkwasfiiUsl « i with "aampla-rbdma," Which niuuero- 1 if I i°r* • poptdorijy eqttai Jo 'Ittfl ftir- 1 r.'3SiTSt.%r^: e joom" boa loot i(a reapactability. Alii! '»te»jiradiC??nu 86ra.M :• : » . -ThrjrAafcjt fellow Uriag- lu Xofoyetw. Iqd., Wl^bumilityperaumflcd. Tbatrnfewdajpfe* anted a young hldy id iT . Soiuiigi't. "he allowed tire privilege 2 l.riff going b un,': wffh bar," aaj saain:^t^sSSa^l

_ or utiiqr.si in ife r Aeatel . ' Fresh lord rubbad into the cheat 1 „ doily, wtili Ibr-ariuia hand it urefui ia 1 I wNuiHuptiaa. i*"i rtf 1, • • d Onions, well boded, ansa useful ae- J L -UCic of-food.- : ' They are Miiualnntnnil 1 j act npoo tko see ret iu*t and ofeo pro- ' , mote digrstioa. Tha: juiet of the mi- ' , ion is reoonuneudsdla dropsy. ' ' Tux BeATt* or xtiE Sitv.— It it , 1 a atrangeljiug how fittio in gtperql | people Jftt'prf.abndt the t£y, . II i'»'tbo * jtak. of 'dreiitlon Bt'which 'pphire . htrt, * 'done metis Tor tlie flkk'e of pleaaiug tnan, more.hr tlie aole and evident pur|»tse , of'.ijttJM; to MidkiM.iSMphihl him, , tfiiin Ih'onjf other oY Urr work*, and It c U M »Af>rt JtS w%h wa joiaf itd lei;d tp'h'-r.. There arc not Itnuy. of j, lu-r oilier w.irka'in' which aornu more n material or easepjjq) purpose Insu the ' 1; jptarc pleaaiug man ia nal.atwivtod In p every, part of their uigauUatiuu; but ' ■ Avery essential purpura of - the ■ aky * niigbt,aafor o» "e know, be answered. ■ c a great black' ugly rain cloud rr* re bruit km up over thp blue, and everything .wyJI watered, and ad ail feft.blpr again k until the nay tUaw, with pfxha pa* A'ui ormuruingaofl crauiag mfetfordew. ( Hpt instead uf this, tbtrn it not a moment of any dsy of our Uvaa, when nal_ lure it not producing acene after scene, picture after, pie lure, glory after glory, a and working still upoq auch etijulailo ,1 and eouatant ^rineiprea of the moat h perfept beauty, thot.lt Yf'i'clte certain ^ It Iq fllf done for ua, Intc'nJcd for our ' perpetnfll plea! uie', by the (ireat Being "Wtfb mode ali wuriaC'^ w er.*c pi or hxxaToitav Or Uu tlu> OJi.fei /JfttUMf npw.in -tb* United " .fitatca .Senate ip. are ttalirre of New fl Y «f;.Vrrmoqf.O:PtiDlgo,5,of '- -hl»sa*uliu»eua, .' of i'eauuylnnia, 4 r- wf Maine. I of New iltuupabtre,3 e*ch *" KenluckyvN'ew Jtr0- toy and Virginia, 3 each of IWawore, ul Maryland sod Rhode Island, and one 5' rartf ' ft"1" Illi""'*. Indian 1. North ,1- YVroiin'a, s,ut» fafolinx and T»Oa»- . Aye" "One is ftviin frh'-rraany and one ..'YfodiWeWnd: Connecticut; JVIrivarc, I, Kentna^,' Maine, Maryland'. N*w ly Jre*fey,/lfer'- T^j'.'Prinniylyailla, | re Tlhrile IalaOd atiil Vjtfb&tlX are rent*- | 1- tented li/fHtt dclegnlions, while A 10- i n- iftaBR.-Wrirtiibr ifeuMtui., Florida, I ro -tlWOuis,' Ii.wa, KatiHs, Loohhftta, ir IfftMgikn, Minnesota. Mteebri, ltV-1 : ! '-Wlakri'Kev***. Origou and Wi won- 1 a- • nr*n i4i ■Nfljirii " figuartt'i '-l bo Mr. Cbavev ofNew Mexico, 1» Ike only native territorial drfegfcu. 1 :

of plum, apricot, etc.. cmld lie readily T and the ntlie «f nne * house become r U10 on»v profitable and (felightfulfca- ^ turoof.Uiodinnain. A corrctpondem t [ of an oxchanKC lliinka glofla, if tuita- a . coat, could Ir -idv-aply prod now! 1 and applied, aud would be quit* duraThe introdoctiftj of coloring ma- it trrial would add very slightly to the u 1 ro*i,*Ddeonld bo appUedwith charm- f ' effect. oar Appiv. In connection with discussion of the ' Cillurc ,pf the apple crop recently repor- ' ted by ua, we find i%, the »»'"'* and ' lUme, for December 23 an article en ' "Applet and apple, growing." which j. contains inlortnaiioo which may be pew to sonir of pur readers Tj>o artl- ' ^ cie says Qteio atjt pn* iboutaud eight 1 ' hutnlrwj. and (iftj-five. varieties, and ? ' jot ip jnoat'parta of tba (rountry nine-leeu-lwcntieilii of thcae are throat ' .aside aa.unworthy of cultivation. In ' Wcairro ^iew York, at a meeting of a ' ™ Jorge numbcr of fruit rafeeni.a voo- ^ wa* taken on the five befit, applet for ' cultivation; and the results atood aa 1 followa: Baldwin, Rhode Island Greening, lloxburv, Russet, and the " tba baisnee hiy between tbs Kortbrro 6py, the Spltzenberg, B*mar, Tarnp- :' kin's. King and WtalfMd, Hrak -No ' Furtfor. The writer adds the folfoli- • ing hint: ' 1 "What 1 would now recommend " may sret be a rota for otter loeaittle*. r but were I to atari again, I would have 1 but' one tart and ooe twret sppta for -early— tha Harvest or Rod, Aatrachan If -for tart, and tho Ilough for twret.d For baking the taller la tha beat I know. * For autumn, tlfe Golden tweet or J*r)f aeys;Bwert, *nd for MM tte'Pnttcr.— For winter I would take the Rax bury h -Uusrat at a lxto keeper. Rhode Inland r- Greening, Baldwin. S pi lean berg. Nor - r, tteni 8j.y, »n<J . jJBafllbly Tompkint t- pic of the aes*-«i; p., I'd from Ifecenjber a till juife.^ . - >' An eochaug* giro* riaburote flin*:- ' Hum, for penotta to akatr. It might '< ' as well give directions how la piay oa I- I life piano, or twins, or rid* a Vtiodfe j prde. ■ lake ahw»aJqWta^«tae at a '• leaRwd by prsclle*. and the booby 'Who fe ' atrikia teMly oat for tha ttrflt IhWdD »- flflka aiatagth at ihtta direetioaa, ariil - i.be rerj fift t* fi"d htaflktf on. hfotamk m I contemplating. ^a*taoo«grira» , »>Wt*

Iroa'u tts hsrelfl »f dU fls wers.' 11 ptajraatera wistas ta wiih4,sw m tasro | talk if framtm/nm Bi yvytaffmi, tera taMWSfWserera I - t The ending •ybafrte"on$h," which j such a terror to foreigner*, It shown in Hi several pronandatton* Ifftke i foliowhik Hnet;'"- ' 1 Ttiy w bsusr taso wast (seyiT ss*«»i res^itaiteraa-xsitafi ny gessjkrroflXx .( sew, 1 most rerajsay tfleUrin^ 1XJLji >11 a asp is* Mas y.wwfeo Dag, j In a. tact are at BuflU* the OtiWi craning, OHve Xngnn remaratd: "I never raw a pretty girl in oil my life, />c a upon whose cheeks tho run were blonoilng, but that I wanted -to (old , her la my arm* and kirn btev" -Thla was too nrnda Iter oa* of tha —taaadiiora to hear ht rifeneo, find (gtering ' the propriety of tho lUturehm; ho dgctainted: "1 fae?Jait ar* too." ' [iTre- ; naendoo# applana«.( ; . 'dnk. J I (jpttly ^nkfitjiia ocrtatttt.^lnjfetffl - to eyes lliat are well opeh. tftt fkte-o? a 1 alllyloveLbrt'ftBftanicSJWiWf'fkittA* - And whefi a pretiy wofttafflfimfry In 1 a plain and oral apparel, (t la the pre* ■ sumption that .he W Iklr" expicfloht and a husband tfrgj can skew halsnco 1 in his fevor— for womrnaaoJik* hooka: . too muehoiding mokm rate atejdafon. r that the binding it th* most important r part. 1 The vowng ladle, of TtpM, lad., recently met in council and passed re- ■ aohjtlona: " Whereas, W« axon baai- ' nraa; HwtelWe be It Roaoived, That we " will not areompony any yonhr-aaonlo r churifo or any other idocsof aanarai mrnfwho nra tohaeeo In wny amumer; ' That wa discord allyoang -mun who * pfey billiards, UBtn, at. poker; That 1 we will not by 'hook, look of crook,' - notice any young men who Imp 1st* r hour*." . Tte sMryoClh* ahneot-mjMlai man ■ who thought to congmaftMfl ». bride ■ by wiahiag hqr many boppy return. > of the day, 1* equalled by the responss - of the over poHta party wha, upon 1* ' ing soberly liiftlHil (hat out at h* > neighbor. waad«aa,«ifitoth#wou,u » be expected to aitMd foe faasrai at » the bouM upon the Mowing day, ret plied: "*•' t "I win rertalijy rates. -I* th*