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S. SBELY &J. S. BARNHART. I'
Terms of PublioatiOn
Tr,RME; —sl,soitte If pall within three months
$2OO if dlayed nix months, and $21:1 If tint paid
ithin the year. These torms will tie rigidly mit
red to
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eclat the un
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PRINTIN and every
Odesorintion
XECUTED in tho neatyst manner, at the !etyma
[AVM, &04 with the °timing. ileetpatah Haying
purchased a large collodion of type, no arc pre,
pared to satisfy the °Mora of nor Imolai.
cfniitless°Piratorp.
IL J. HOCK frIA
SURVEYOR A N D ,CoN V EY A s“'
11 . A1.1,147gil JAktrY A Ilk
BEA ,
Arr()ltN SAT ,LA W.
ll&LLZrufirn,
1111,A111,
ATTORNEY AT LA \V
TIE I.I.F.PONTV, 11
, 11;re tvith lion T Min
114.1411141N 0
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• sN'A
, ter., on Iho Diumot d. oh.' 11011 r wL.I 0 1 the
1.. .1. 4 sinrv•,
AT LAIN AND I:1:A1.
A(II,NT
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I'd Oil ItAPIIS A' DA(11 1 Ill:1'10'11 1 1,,
11..eu doily (1,..epl 'lund t)+l frmtl lo 5 1. N
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•rldAlll.l au 11, Arr t.iv
rirdoste I'onn' a
III; piosorv,
. :NI 10;i:4):s
ill Dr %Vizi .1 len
pronitinetial hi the eititent ,
,11h It'iS DIII.I. S !dolt,. Office nt the
Howie
• J. I intirv,
I'ItAcTICAI, SURVEYOR
OAk II 11.1. 11111
in :mewl to sur,e3 trig firms Nuulet, ho All
,pil,24ll.otts wit] rem , ' to Boilaburg P (1 , 1,01 re
no Irumpl uttelitiou. Feb 10'54 Om
I=l
I=l
t LINN Moon,
AT'T'ORNEY S AT LAW
othee en Allegany etreut, 311 the buildwg ter
rly teyeititil by Humes, MeA Molter, Mk h Cu
hkerg
"suet 10.36Lyete
D D AU/D,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
• FIIiI.I.KFIINI
,11 111 to rvi 1., all pr..fennionell buelne. ..11411510 4 1
to. rue 'Went 14P11 pnt 1 111 Coll,
e Offrn°pl u inll th, Court lIUUBO, 111111
ot VI 111 II 11Ian.
/Ititiary 13'41 If
IRA C MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DRl.l.lAlo`erlt. pow; A ,
t .moue tho praettm, Or hi+ profentoon ni
tu'r't ,, Cott+.ooupled. Ly tit's% nut w,ll ut
ml promptly and fulthfully to /ill LoSIDMIS
0.0
Dee 2.1, 18:M - ly
DEL G. 1.. POTTER
PHYSICIAN A SUIVIHON
81111.1.11P011T1t, timelines , LA,
•, on High Street 101 l (Mire l Will attend to
lrnvinlull nulls us heretofore, nod respectfully
or+ Ini sem ire, to his frientli and the public
2`l.'irS lf
DR. J. R. MIT(' II EEC ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
RILLIZIONTIE, CIINTRECU ,
attend to profsmonal calls as heretofore, and
pert fully offers his services to hin friends and
e P ubtie (Arse next door t.O hht rEdlllOl/C2 4.11/
rlng sires ( • Oct 2R•6N-tf
J. D. WING /VIER,
RESIDENT DENTIST
05'11 Rini remillence on the North Ennt Cotner
he near the C,llrt !lotime
Ile Will be found al hill (Ay', °allow two weeks
each month, manmenenig on the first Monday of
he II he will 1,0 away fill tog pramononal
tie.
GEOHGE 11WAIATZ, Gl x
WATCIIMAKER do JEWELER,KII
r•aNM A
Rooms one door East of E C Humes, h Itro
ore, on Allegheny street Elooks, Watches and
corolry neatly repaired and warranted
Aug 12 'S tf
ADAM DOW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
lIELLLFONTZ, PEN:I'A.
'lll stir nil promptly Wall legal titionoss Intrusted
him bimetal ettontion will be given to tiro
rph ens' Court Practice and Eorivening Ills arm
with the lion. James T. Halo, whore he can
heap be consulted in the English and Herman
nsutiges
r=
ATTORNEY AN!) COUNSELLOR AT LAW
11/11.I.EPONTS, patinCA,
Mill pi-intim. Ws profession in the several Courts
tll I Centre County, Ail business intrusted to hen
Cialtixfaly attended to Partioular attention
Aid to collections, anti all MOMes promptly ro
uteri Can he consulted in the German as well
In the English language
°Meti en 1110 et. formerly occupied by Judgo
onside and 1) C RN
.V. P. CIUMErf,
DILUGOIST.'
aaLMIWONTIII, PA.
WROIMIALE Awe ltrTars MIALIIR tit
'O, Modhands, Perfumery, Paints, (lile , Vnr
Dye-Stula, Toilet Soap*, Months*, Heir and
Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Arttoles, Tramiel"
illtlatuaaM a t /Armee" Garden-Seeds - -
smatters will Bud my stook complete and fresh,
id ill sold at moderato prices
tirParmors and Physicians out the country
united to examine my stook.
HEPOUT HANK,
C , HUrae, JAB. T. Ilm.s
I• N. lvloALLispan, A. UURIII4
INTEREST PAID ON SPED lAA, DEPOSITS.
FUMES, Ma ALLISTER, HALE A CO,
tmturorrs, 0 Co , PA,
DEPOSITS RECEIVED.
ILLS O,P EXCHANGE AND NOTES DM
'• COUNTED.
OLLECTIONS ,ITE D MADE, AND PROCEEDS RE
!C PROMPTLY
STEREST PAID ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS FOR
N INETY)DAYB AND UNEER lux MONTHS
AT THE 'RATE OF • FOUR PERCENT
PHR ANNUM—FOR SIX MONTHB
N D UPWARDS, AT THE RATE OP EVE PEB
ANNUM.
MANGE ON THE EAST CONSTANTLY ON
II AND.
Tie seta Mit' 111 V 1 .1/IV. 1)1% r,O . S, ,
gliattliantous. For n he. (llNtam home to tfrettee,
- -7 - .. --- - - - ". -"- - - '-- = ' ---'' Glad tofitunh all Me n ishen,
A r oem. And to rentinn nrlnt in peneo.
Rend by J I? Moon, at the Coorrl I held
- al Afiroolhur.r, on the eventtv; oj qie 18th ti here P. n d or nw.it s him: .
of Illarrh. 1859.
_1 ,
'ten t t art nlinent from her little,
,' Feelutg nll that glue ntlection,
~(Correnpondenoe.l '''Of the newly nutireil bride
. AattoNneuttol %larch 28th 1850
'Prof 1 / I ntn near Nit - .• The in...10s 11. I.e.liq Jowl. o'er 11101111 Tel, nlntightcred
of the A aronehorg 111111 Afilliwittl M......eal An ,Ilv„ Jun ono 4.l.lterrlog an or.]
noeLittoti, heitiF. tleniraus ...I' proem 'tug None Non bon nitwi t he Hill be altered.
Poetn I end Ili Ihr late Coneert. at Antotin g ttli . t Ins it if,... , .. , 0., • •1 loving *mita '
burg, have nmettoted the niulerwoilll F. , "cell'-(
!naive to rentatei folly nolwit n cop) of the Ilan he hasten , . • tobal ka I too,
NAITO` for iblbention. I the sea to ...II lirtito '
Very truly your: , 011 bon high ht.. xpeet at iou,
' It I' V ANvAI,7 411 Itenclule.r, In; tepoel the main
A 'Nut:at:lto tett . .... _
W. C 'tette/or, Rol the atormy awl aril - tee.
F T RI ,. .O'ft NI me, .Sod the I,,ny 1111., a roll. ,
.1 G Mel en l'lttiotter ',towel, Itghtnitr, fiashatt,
_
From the zentlll to the p 011... '
oteptv I t
Menton Varivnlen It. MI ?tilt elltle, It D ollen ti , N o , the 0, 0 , aro to , ount toward Heaven
Kurtz nail Alever • the Ile nth er ere-•e.l o It , :
s in , m y t„i i ,f 1 „,,,, i , but ''l ~,,1„,,„, i l Not , 'lnv not!, 'lle All the let ei
gi „ wi t i. and I ( h.," it ~,,,,,,,,h) of a ,„,, Hauling (111 Ile .r own to raine
I. Ogllly i•NO , lellet. , yet at your eat teat go
11 , 1tIlt1011 1 plfiee' . it at your tlinponal.
Mont renyeet folly
.1 It. Itittn
Poem.
Om% anl thiaard ! ie thq watch word
That our age arid 11111ure give.
Tabe it ' .aya the ~lnrcvd.
' %Slide %se live then let its he, '
have aka} s }wen sotn
r the amid win.
111,1,11ng 1, 11 ,k the ?rinds of wail, 1 , ,
I:l,4ating fallen man
Woo betide the one; tivit
In the vnnguned or the van.
A n d, the peogre,,,lnve to laud r
01 thi, onward mo,ing clan.
F'amo , are there m relt iztmt
iteartmetillt, tottmtimit high
Who ttroft , o In lead to Ilt art,
Mould of men wht Ite'er they di,
They tench tingmv, thnt
Por the r.,,pel'A .n•red truth
Aged parent, Om, er.• ritmed
And the •:ouli of triNt yorr h
Nlindm there are RS daris as I , :rypt
In its dal kest : , 13 , 1,0 day.
Holding. old exploded .entd ,
That have long slues , pll4Sell :I
In sortie former Agar or nation
Would treat) bven their rtg,ltt abode
Ere the ligin of reformat ton,
Et ror a ITINZPIR did unfold
lllle nIII 1111/11 - 11t11111
, 111,. I. II 111 i• lowur •a.. 11
Irk v ,1.0. 1,11814 Ile•.n. rc belay..!
Ily a 1111141 1)1r111.
10., r,,lof , ; 0 10 , 1 ,
11v lopto,,lrig prop, 1/1.11, ,
I Ilt•door 010 oo
And r (lard t oanke of man
Thly would have. thair w Hrw 11111 he mrmry
Buy n farm and 41(iie then
They vk °tad have their lion •`
As before their fathers were
Oh ye laid); plodding nalurr,
IlaKle, or you'll bi left behind
Pardon plainneim but we tell you]
You are far behind the mines
Ent CATION, in its progress.
On iis eagle pinyon; hears.
I.'p the craggy height, of S
Rinlily yputh awl :naideit fair
Fine Arts, now astsinne wine power
Borne On every brneve Or Or
Like aroma from rennellowl r 4,
Scenting all where'er they ore
An into:lure gartrning paint tiir
Poetry. are all Ow go,
Scul pi tire only vi devaying.
Moire 110 W 04 all aglow
hlnme, then may he the
Toward which our pen'a inclined -
But tint muaie In the abstract -
Its effort upon the mind.
Ancient Myths tell of two Sirens,
Sitting on a rock bound shore.
Chnrming all the passers by them
With their songs of ancient lore.
Wood•n) m pits were they -Leg ion maid
ens,
On a distant Wind lone,
Blessed with more than music's e's .,- ience
Almost touching hearts of stone.
History Its us of Ulysses,
Much renowned in arms and war,
Who was One of Il..llrn's suitors,
But rejected long before.
in reaponse to promke made her
When for her fair hand ha fined,
That from ingult he'd defend her,
And the bridegroom whom'ithe loved.
When the wife of Menelaus—
Helen wee her well known name—
Bad eloped from Greece with Paris
Shepherd.prince of Tivja's
At the call of Grecian Prineees,
t iiijurei one :
To the distant realm of Priam
[tad the brave Ulysses gone.
O'er the wave of the )Egean,
East of Greece as you're aware,
In a thousand ancient triremes,
he,lead his host AO care.
On the marshy coast of Asia.
In the sight of Troy he lands,
And the lair but faithless lady,
With the voice of war demands.
r am. now the king, gives answer—
! will never yield her up
While the walls of Troy are standing—
While in warrior's steel therey's hope.
Then began the ten years singing,
of the warrior's strongest hold,
Which was at last forced to yielding,
By a woodon horse we're told.
IiEI,I,EI4 I IYINTE, GEN rliE 11111INTY. PENN' t. 'Oh i,, DAY, APRI 14,1859
Lime del !hos 1 I 14.ry a aptit
tl er nt a Jo. seel% his home,
tied 111 , ,14.111 11`j14 . 1111 111, 1 1 . r.
hell lII^ last of hope 14 lone
!`....vt detanu•d and
\..k% the men hack o❑ 1111011
mnn• are 11.1%. 111 palled,
Flci' 11111111 (Ill' c‘ 11. r's roar
\ntv he nears Ow lonvlv 141111 a,
hc, to , ittit
And 111 r t,t o•to v t rni. of a),,elict
SI•1•111 1 , 1 Call 1.11 11,1 . 11 C him
Fast tie hinds himself with (.th•r't,
Willi, his men thii erafl.
net: waxen 4t,,pp.•rl
I,t•wt the ;.•,(• thaw
tit Ln t •111111' 104 4 11111,0,
I In 1111. \I 111 fl.,r‘v 1,11”.1 ,1:1111 0
tit L'ri r..nt, or
Ntny kllgv4 , ol krn's part.
Aorto nn•th+ toll not tip , roll,
I•!n, ini•.L•inr ill tliov I, tt l, •
itto tl t ov 1•1•111, \h, , l , •tn , ,•wilt
Stich tot Hoot lout too to .ot
r,„, 1,41.0 !Well VIII1p11,11“1
T• 1,1%
ll Itlo, h, 111(111 lan 1,1•4 n n , e111111111011,1
}I 103, ~g3lll Ii (111114.
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111 , 11,0111:1 • er h. !joist thlintioli
.t liguliCh ig •
fl.trl it -
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frk , kk lid!,
k n , 1141,1•1 1, 111 11 NI:111111 1.11111 , I
Sent 11 .. 1 I;.11 /1:1'1 lu , dear
Nsti 4 , 111911 ,Itc. n pr:lnn •
In flit
(lIIIIV (Ili u, nIII,. , 11,1V( 11
110(111,!(• of lit
Nlu.n .ht truins,herti qufixu
The lt , ln•rllit's of 111n11:
Wink' on 'flub 'pi: spirit VI anderr,
Fitting for A better livid.
But tit.. day t..; fast applon , litag
%VII. II 111,. '"aritortr «dl rtuatt 11,
Ifuttitug .tngt I v of tkvuttott,
111011 I , Itoitcr ',trams to• learn
Soon the ao'ogo I hano:s do—Yowling,
NV/I! Itoto j4.1,4 1 / 1 011, heal 000rrounol :
Soon the trumpet t‘ ill be ~oundiiig
Waking nations under ground.
'then 'he ilipth‘i of fOiraii
yo Id up i he
And thu earthly moon& in
Leaping Irmo the collio
Come In judgment '• will he sounding
Flow polls
•• to Judgment ye surrounding
of ages, young and old !
has - judgment's over
Now to view celt,tial Wyk .
See on plain nod lull top yowler,
Holy salmis and angel bands!
'f'he%e ate singing
:lory to the Soo of now !''
ilcat rch .tml tingles wiging,
Sorujof Mums nod the Lamb."
Such is, then, sweet ninsiti's unsajon,
011 thc4 sin stained earth of ours,
Tip to wii6,tl bi• emotions.
apostate moral powers.
Here 1 leave my theme unfinished
C 10,111.4 011'4 num4r.feot I 11),
Not for matter_much diminished,
But im bahple Want of time.
DLicUiblaNr- WITH AN 11,1,1 . 8TRATION.
'the dense of smelling more pleasing then
that of tasting I" was the subjeet tip be
fore a western debating club in a bar room.
Uncle Joe was the last to speak upon the
negative, and all were anxious to, hear him
deliver himself Walking hp to the bar
keeper he called for a hot whiakty mach,
and drank It oil nit great gusto—then
turning to his opponent he harilied iha4imp.
ty glass to mho ieadin : disputant, alnd
dered out `now smell it, yfoi varmint !"
It is needless to add that Uncle,,lini•bhought
down the bonnie,' and also the decision for
the negative.
A FAMILY Puzzt.o -The family of Mrs.
Lucinda Burr, of North Wilbrahatu, accord
ing to the Palmer Journal. commits '0( otie
father, film mothers, two it,'Fandinothers.
one great grandmother. two widows. three
children, oue husband, one wife, two daught
era, one pawl daughter. ono tam. eneltrand•
son, ono grt,tl, gro•Altikelti, Olin mother-in law
and ono son : yet the family numbers
but Bye persons, who all live under the tuna
roof.
How tial & Mo (lot liplicAl. !
•
A SENSATION TALE
NOr TO 1W VOIWD TOF. NEW IIOW I.loolj
Then are but few Illirrloll men who could
not., If they would, relate some interd a
incident connected with !heir eoutlmg evm.-
tIVIIIM Of (moray everybody (txin(ct4 1m he
ma( rwd at (me titre Cr 1111001 , r, 1111 , 1 UM, .L.
(juontly eitrv(hotly 1,1 tlAnbpt:B to know how
everybody Who 11114 rfl).oll'il the matritron...
al Rubicon. natlag.l th,
\V M to' o. Pla"! I,"`v he go'
marred .
it may he (inn)', but doneit LYtt. darks - The• night
gat a rib aela a lia l if dePal Li d monster t• the .143 . 11 Wert given and
oyster stews, brandy carktails. cigar hoarier...llm in 'llOl We 111.11 'llr rl 011,r1.411 'lle (0303 , 1
boot
; larks, alisoorttling shirt whist el hall IVe - vveit• just eine' mg the 'tailor
and doininaes Shadows present - hoop i dent, when down 1 Carrie I eralni (t, the ial
skirts, band boxes, rildioos, gaiters long emu, pulling Sal after in' II ali
oh)knits, 111 rink dresses, tin trutiniet,4 hale in illy t as , lineret under Illy
11111, a 110 W 1 halt;, cradles In ' B, P a l ) . - .Val rote 1311 If ta • toe la,. t ,, 0111
1,10, parel(0111 . hive Syrup raster oil. lied so clapping Inv ha, I over it. we !nand,. I
fro' • s
cordial soothin4 ,y rip, i hdlvuh. sell m and it err sphrell and taking a,, at I
1111., salts,aqullle and doctor bills Shad m e i,' the a the tut nie operation
~it's future more little iespousthilities. !my~►r•4tHaiewanwt'tight; nod hr kissed her
more hive syrup, etc , etc. 1 , 11 fuel ter yen I t i ll I pinaped up to take a slier, when oh,
how I got caught.
/ was alwa Y ' ' 'llie , horror ' n little six veil 0111 nap h tel crawl
dest most tea etisdaitl, baslifol ritllow you ~,1 an I thitio.!ll
ever di I see : it was 1 , 1 nit lute t,. 1111 • „ p t it t„ t ill,
he takt 0 with the shakes evert . time I saw g n p.. 1 11, ~I.tl, (1 to the
pretty gill awn oa' long iii'. and roe,' -I,e of I ' ,o a - to 11.1 e'd Intl' lli l n .e A
Ille smart any War' ra'lter Limo oil , , iimi , „he,. ma. l ot a 1 , , plot-xll
't wasn't because I didn't like the crone., e a ell ,„ a „ ,I, I
got
for If
W 34
I 3 r'ne'' Innknig thr"" g h with but as the 4011. al of mat' intional noose
a knot hole. I 'oll , lll t 100 k at out . l , mt ~, „r t ., I eeitimied my.“ If 1111111 t h, ,
enough. Nell, my sister Lib gave a lona stunt m l;1 all heroes and mart% rs
lollr night tiel I. stayed away from leiter, ill it Ile' t , is 11 t crown e 'head a Pins: 01 Ilir
liaa t aiise f Woo leo bashful to fact tha• music
wi Wont a tient,. Jack pro uses in a
I iir eon 1 the house wht.thitg
"I
futon. nrtiele to gni . hie cantonal , / 111 Ilr:11
1)1111 Tlll kr,' ,1.111, mg to keep my feet war in it .11'G• an I fir the present Intl, his tinnier.
wnidung lhr lie, I bobbing up and 11011 In, tint , a d,„,,
behind the curtllllllS 11111 wishing the then '
Jet mg, party would break tip so I could get' An Elolunnt Extraot.
to resin; I . ..inolat,l tip a bond; of
tie•teratioll alter generation
and a, it was getting late and mighty to•
conifm table 1 1 • 11111 • 11ided to stun 11111.11 e tho,ll • lota , 't e. %at , ft , I now and the).
post Ni, 1 1 11011er said 01;111 11011 e, 1011 I soon
"el
ej.ll
” our
"5"
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her
found wore
1113 5, If snug in bed 'Now said I 3"
3Y
Ilk'.
3
vapor a tole notatenotateller Ilp . 113.11 r, till your wind give, out f mime .
Ise es
And cualttling tinder the guilts Nlorplit us ruuuuvidc'l to
he The le a.a.l'tall
bright osei our gra ~ • s a. , Ilte!, , are now 3.
gralda d me I was .Ir , •aining of ...eaehtih
e• „„,' m.„„ 1 , 101 , nut' pail, lite orld aa ill have the
unit why n son' h y I a . in) dime, same at tractiOn for loin oflspri tg yet milinin
and a ILI,I n , zata I laid lowthst she had onee lii our...lies, and that
1.1,,„, 1 1 .1 ai 1 „ ‘ ,1,/
- . 1 , ring ;he ha- for our eltiblren 111 .1 hill' , whale
~,,I ,urea
_ lir 1.4 , and a it ill 1131'0 111,111Wlits1 11,01,100 g
11.,,,,rap Th,, ii Meal a ill he still, td and it t• shall lc the k . a l , p„, Io id I. rest Oil Imo r 11l wend It, 3n) , and
I' iii.
I • nine n ioar et laughter • 1, , t P r"'
.1,111 la ant! 'lt It tends
,ax s he •. , I. • , • tiro and e lit
\ lll ;l i l t nude I
Irate It ' low :11.00•' stied ?" anul I
urn) ue
says she. • I sa) ,, I ' lnert can.. 311 a short tun'. we shall br spoken
, other laugh By thunder I I begat , 10 get '2( life a Iti la. nu d e ctscp
1, I/. will SOllll Ire c,,ry„.1.1,,, 'up., will continue
TAW •' ant. tli. I Ile
!crows ' I crud 'can't you get a beau t" "wee
"n•
"at laughter
and
„0.44
well
.h
without hauling a fellow 10.1 t of be - 1 lie heard"l m the loom w
,
%VlMwon'tgo home with you, I won't so you and e
may clear ' " And, throwing a boo t
a, , he deed and glister w
i th JO) and even
(lie door. I felt liettere. -But, presently, oh , our children will geese to think of us, and
moral buttons' I heard a still, small son e will not remem let to lisp our unities T 111•11
11 lwerrllle, 11l the touching language
very 11111 ell like goiter Lib ' s and it said, ;
f the Psalmist -" fOrgllllell 11141grrile
"Jack, t null have to get up, for all the a ,
out of
girls ' things 'trent thi re " 111 . 1 ' what r"
a pickle ' Think ot lie in bed all ,'venal
with .1, bonnets and cloaks and
twenty girls outside the door waiting to get
' If I had stopped to think I should have
collapsed on the spot. As it was, I rolled
among the bonnet wire in a hurry S,intsli
went, the millinery in every 11M...turn I h.Ol
10 dress in the (lark, for there was a era - k
in the door and the girls will rip -anti
the way I tumbled about wag death to straw
hats The critical moment earner I opened
the door, rintllfounil myself right an o the
wont. n I my I.e.!gliorn cries
"My darling winkr velvet I" cries ariiithei. ,
And they pitched in they pulled up this
way and that ; boxed iny cars : and one
hrighteyed little piece, Sal, her name was
I put her arm right around my neck. and kiss.
ed me right on my lips Human nature
couldn ' t stand that, and ['gave her its good
¢s she Rent. It was the first time I ever hail
a taste and it was ',twelfth good I lichee..
I could have kissed that gal from
sar to the Fourth of July. Jack, ''' said
she, we are sorry to disturb you, but wou ' t
you see me - borne f " "Yes. ' said will, "
14/111 do it, and had another smack ,at the
gale. too After that, we took a kinder tur
tle dosing after tech other ' Twos at the
eloim-of a glorious Hummer day — the Slit]
was setting behind a distant hen peon - -the
chickens were going Mioost -the hull frogs
wow commencing their evening songs the
Polly wog% io their nAive Mud puddles,
were preparing themselves for the shades of
night - -tail - 4nil fiTierifivaiur s,T.tifpow - an - lin z
tiguated back log listening to the music of
nataite, such as tree toads, roosters , Anal
grunting pigs, and now and then the mellow
music of a distant jackass was wafted to
Our ears by the gentle zephyrs that sighed
among the mullen stalks. The last linger
ing rays of the setting sun, glancing from
the brass button of a solitary horseman,
shone through a knot hole in the hog pen,
fell on Sal ' s fare, dyeing her hair with an or
ange peel hue. and showing oaf my thread
hare coat to bad advantage—one of my arias
was around Silts-wand, my hand resung on
in small of her beck—slie was ( P) h ug with
my auburn locks of jet blank Mae - she was
:Mown gone lied I was ditto She looked
like a grass hopinir lying with the hiccups
and I felt like a mud turtle choked with a
rot Hid' hall • Ntl , e1)•4 I, in a v.noe as
rine:lea] ns the note,. or a d 3 lug pother, 4 .‘e111
you kv.AN e ," She lamed her eye , . heat , .
enward else:1,011 tile lit the hand' hail an tit
lark of the heave , : and hlind .41tIgg .. and
with n sigh that dee her sl or lit; ing d tee
her pallatemAhl I . es !" Site gore clent:mt
then, and Lilltatteti to m y t a p d
her tin' I buy!, Inv .naps nders, and her
It; ttil sitlchl of amoi, tvhteh to a ate
before. \Veit te, uutl , ' , nig Stitt y •4 1 ,41.
She set the .14r. nnJ ar in,wtieed forli•rTir
1% eePs evel 1101% it it Ottld etath tutu
the le.,te Ii Itt• If . I I ii{ye r :,(
v. :di, n. vrot, a I,el rirt a • ,rtliolt trf \luse.ivy
A Frightful Scene
A frigh , ful acme Might butt. been vt it
neyte,i yesteiday morning nn th, roof of
threeatm y hope altuateo on Water btleet,
between M 4111 1,1 1•111 1 ,1 Qindc . s A young 111311
lca4 standing upon the eolith of a roof re
pairing a chimney, when the shingles being,
wet tool nlippery, he lo,t his foot hohl and
vhd down, feet fore In eit., towarls the Pari
41 col three pers4llo4 oho witoes.eil the ite
riaent turned awn) ,ick wilt terror Al-
though the Wall Made etury tillwt to get it
hold, which the fear of reliant death would
naturally prompt, he inovrd %lowly down.
and Wag only checked from fallirg to the
clllelo, bl low by a waf er mia wi
oit agait
which his feet c3ttio con act Ilut for thin
frail nbNtruction ho uotat tiave'been dashed
Into a `4flllpeleti• ‘V1111 , 11.1.t to tt
cry fin. help the young man kicked oil tea
shoe, ltnti pi oc , eded to tothruil, which
nnrnedcti fn doing nn.j went to' work at
his chtininney again, apparently taking lit
tle account of an accident which had made
fie'eye N ittp.ssch hrnrl nick and dumb with
terror. Witte/tit; Inl‘llt;cunt.
General Spott's Braves y
Ina speech delivered at Newark. N J.,
Judge Conrad, of Philadelphia, in answer to
a charge of cowardice made againkt General
I Scott, produced a document, which was
awwato several years 4111C41..14i pilal of evt--
deuce in a pension claim. Thwwas the ovi
x-nce 61 a soTilii - tr - ont - Cabo, woo
Hutted in his affirmation that Oen. Scott,
after he was wounded, nide to the line where
the soldiers were stationed. 'lns neck, breast
and Om in a gore of blood, which ran down
his leg, and trickled from tils foot upon ale
ground, and said to the commander of the
line, .1 nun wounded and very weak. 1
want one of your young mon to get op be
hind inn, and hold me on my hem.' A
young man threw down his musket a n d at
ono spring leaped upon the horse. and slow
ly galloped away to the main body of the
army. The exeiteihont produced by read
mg this document was thrilling in the ox
!route. The hundreds present YOBllO their
foot and gave the most vehement cheers, so
01110 was sonic minutes before the speaker
could tnoceeth
Extraordinary Mesmeric Delusion
According to the New Ordering Journalx
prison ealling himself Pi °lessor Hale, tried
very curious expel imout at Ile nett'
run
vert flail ionliftt city, one evening Int
,%s 001 111111 menilwis ainli'tioh were
iiiehmit to be skeptimil, the professor tielii
red a couple of well known rill/ern; to go
upon the platform and announced to- .hlie
spectators that he would give Own, 11 111111-
1,11 1.1 3 1 / I ,' evidence of hi al pow
er .1 fter getting them %Mon
1111 ill d them 1,0 take a tovage to Califor
nia ttlth 111111 31/11 hy the 'no Fr 151 Ilion of
lua uof ho t h lide them i.vrrerirern , 11l the
4.111101 11 ad of 11 10111!, sea I t 111 ;
rnnced them to Lo slopll ked to ro I
the mows Vial, 1%1 1 1111011, lop 111.11, hi 1111
11,, ir I .1.1 .11 1,, 111111 0111 take hIN I'll 4 1,
oil] n 4.,t ro , the respect', e 2111,11 Tit
Th e ,a 1 jowls took the whelk (pees „r
1,111 m.,1 pern,,oi s , e,mtenred u 01,
f thew ripoeryphril fort rims Wit the woks
'or del not strip hr , e , he slated ti r o Ile
wou ld rennin miler the illusory
influeney mull the following morning when
flier wonl , l argil:illy pi Oierit thew glipionwo
checks at tile bank anti invited the midi •
,ilee NMI, 111111 , 10e for t hemod to; At if n
o floe!, on the arrow,' flay n large erou
had assembled to .41.1` the fall and ul ca'ne
use of the ilchplell I.t nib n pore of fat l,wfsl
paper .11 lug hand 'no pay t, herd
been 'l., steel " aWI when the meson I iced
as 1,0 , 1 if Ills -check" was good. replied hi
the affirmative. 11e even ofFered to f ash it
lilt 'the gentleman, 0011 miting lv tin will
of the pt ofesgor declared that lie only wattl
ed to knowwtlether it wag all right, awl
would leave the money on tleyseut Se it ee
l% had No I gone front the Link uh, I.r de
laded No 2 rushed in, and soul vet y prim
polish' that he had cheek for lilt v iltou;•
and dollars from Professor Rale u hi. li he
fle.ml to have Iganlied " The teller proton •
led not to be able to read the wntlnt, when
, the holder read MT the regularfyrin
not a word was Ilpoll the paper,) and en-I,r
fl It a cross the bark, as ris t urnbil. The
telici then observed that the am 1110' Wa a
pIi.VIIIIIC 111 1•01 n and p noted to a large,
(matey specie bon, which he said c ml.l flied
hitt thousand dollars 11 m 'fixed
said be would hire a cart to tette it away,
and went out for that purpose his re
turn the teller informed hint that ho hail
bird dinecwered Professor Hale's account to
Iro overdrawn., and could not honor the
, heck N o sooner 111,1 the deluded man heal
Iles than he rusleil f rantwallt from the
bank. entered Conceit Hall and attempted
to stub the Professor with a sword cane.
Hale narrowly escaped being ,1111 11,1 by Ll,
Jiha.441.1411., wlack ritruitalan- thirmeiv- with tituve
w h o held him, and called the Professor a
Cheat Its was at last induced to hear, the
Piefessor s explanation, when that gentie.
man ealitiously appr.,;:ilifil 111/11, 311 1 11 It 11
few mesmeric passes. brought 1110, to 11111- f
self Nothing could exceed the wonder of
the entranced individual when he discovered
111. situation and heard of the altemprs to I,
to shy the professor lie said that he f e lt
lthe 040 111,1. aroused from a deep SI( e p sll4
1111 111 remember 11.1.1111144 from the ton , he
aseended the platform and was UW801 , 117 ,0 1
The other subjeet v. an soon (mond and al .
towed !,;) hove a will of his ow.. root h
1.11/111,erg 11r0i101111,41 the professor tip most
%‘ondey(lo man ill the world
DEM
Toe Mon \ION A 1. 1 .11 kltir.T -We hay, , says
th e N y Coinmeiee, a copy id -
Ithe Desert News. containing the Mormons
which is part of the itch, me original
ly dilvensl by the Sa In IN to render th, ir
coiniTouniv quite ear lualve. and to delta'. all
(Gentiles and outside b.ulnman., from a
too critical surveillance of the internal
workings of the :late. It consists of
thirty eight phonetic charaetar, a sty WU
chat ;icier in some canes represen n; an entire
word, though more frequently a cornlitnation
of the charartnrs are required in the orthog
, rapliv It it in fit, t qiire similar to the
stem of stenography now employed by
newspaper reporters and others. All words
hating the same pronunciation are spelled
alike and the reader or hearer is obliged to
depend on the context for a meaning of
such words. As each character is designed
to represent the sound for which it stands,
a Moilmon word chnstrued into plain English
is not the most euphoneous. For instance
—"Matthew, sixth chapter." is spelt in the
new Alphabet —maelheoo, ser3eth thcahplx,ur
which would not by any friction pass in our
common school spelling classes.
A (It tBr•PWarstait ---The Rockford R.putt.
1 118 an says thavAly StraCci - 1, -
has carped for lummtlf the reputation of the
giant farmer of the West. Tyretity.seveit,
years ago Ito emigrated to that State a poor
man. Ills operattons were smell at first,
but continued to increase each year until he
had reduced over 30.000 aeres'of land to a
state of cultivation. Ile has _vino farm of
111,000 acres, and another of 7,800. He
has one corn-field in Norgan county nearly
six miles long. lie ham usually employed
from 200 to 1100 men, and a large number
of horses. Ritry year. until quilts recently
he has, stalled from 5,000 to 0.000. head of
cattle, and kept other live stock in propor
tionate mothers. In these twenty-seven
years he has made a fortune of a -mullion of
dollars, and he is still hale and vigorous to
enjoy it.
El
I TL R 8
501, , ARYAN k:
tnl,l • M •I - i Nt:.NIIIIER Ili
Tae CAI tie in Cutup. —The Grand Jury
of Baltimore it eo.ipl, of Wt'lllsh mace Mado a
repots Olt riime 1111(1 Its catmefi fn ° that city.
I hey say that Hwy have e :mowed one boa.
Bred ears of that i 4 ofr, nays figatvt
the Inn ' , MI, consoling of murder, nieinult
and bat iy with intent to kill, and a.sault
and ballet y, and find, t illtuta a solitary e.
column, that thou. rages have occurred while
iii unriies were ti.uler: the influence orli•
fluor. They alCay That three-fourths dal!
othoi that have come before them may
hr tihi .11." 110• ..pip pill ;J,1.1: as their
that n, mach of this et il may be
au, t o th e qua Ivry ail to flit , 411'11ft:13 , or
tli In I , r 0 , ; Hi. t • 11 - • it slit iv .141111111141
ni til
:,.Ir.l iat nn al rv, n. 1.1 ils iflrcly
"li. 1 11,1 , 1 1 1/t1 . It, the 11011 1111 a, to il ,
In. :11. %%h., tr.: a The srteto td
ablulr. II I 1011 ht. la II rartied nu far that .1
I, . 1 11 111 lA' 111 111 .111 fl call the rkporit, of tlia
,•henn.l.4 ttho hat: . 30.1. 1 :tatt (he . .1111jt!,1
1.1 11101 nny dtceriplv.ii or ple 41 , 011 , 11 R: h,l
- I poll len • hilt r (Iclll. a from
nhln 1.1 1 .1 , 1 1 11 NV., .1 to trit• 1 . 414., I.lt. extent of-•
tl lnnh 1 8t 1111.1, Wily 111 IXI )11..1 . 13 re
h ) filly tin , rrnpnions FAO lemi
MIK 6,11.%111; flom Nt.ilitle
t I.t unl 1 fad., :
• ' , 114,111 I) Brien 4 ,4, E . the most estnna
,,',, Ito. 11,1.1,1 He has II it per
-1.4i• 1111101 I Iht. 14114!4.4 . III ki VlVaelly of
otttn Isnot of )uorig men who
pot tb,114.,11 On I, IL, but lie has more
,Fte:clion, sit mliovss awl wisdom , and in-
I 1 (non lIIe e InaliUcs. InUre. Influence.
lIC IN a 1111141k,1, true, patriotic_ geT
Olin:III , aiol n I,.tt 1, uut 14. AS U111.: . .0U.1111011,
ha, an aver,aay*, Lima., vt holt it) lit (19' of
out loopl. arc 11, 1 ,,;c4.1 to givu 'mu. No
taao, rimy, hait m 're tha•L 1)11t aort
of hotorfo;.; 111111 t .0i11.. 4 . of a loofotfool
toa .m. %,”„ii.l taiher put, quietly
tl:nough tie. I lot, s, pleased, no doubt
111 I el, themud3.llll it IbUtt'S of
re,lavt, m. he If he eae 11.0 dl)' re j tct. • when
glvi it to lion by 1.1 ou a mil in bearled
utouryinim '
11' \ Algaret...nr.-
',Torii with ve, the r„llimi tug tt ill "go down"
ith rowiilish
V. Dr Franklin's mother.in-/awl first
iliseoverril that the 'ming man had a hank
el rot In , r .I,nl 4 liter, that g ooil old lady
said she !lid not. K v.• SO well about giving
ITT !la lightTr to it pouter , there were already
tw:, pi rilin g 01110( s In the United Slater,
and •In• wag net Turin!!! the country would
Nnyport tb,in
It anti plain yu.o.g rrnuMin would do
pawl far lux supt.urt ou tisaiwullui of • third,
and lhw Wit, lather a chance. If
,l/0/1 Urged l{) & wogld•be
when there a, IT but two print
,r}; uflb,e, pi the United Sta,tc., how can a
winter to a slit', now, wLen the
ion blows 1 , 271: ber to be
11117
11=1211
An In,h women, r. ho kept a I ilk gro
cery was hrow:ht L., her ileaULlied. When
on the p ant of breathwg her . last, she called
hi] hushaod to hec boitml , •
• Janne, Minna , : Maloney, she Owes
nn• sir ghiliing4.' ,aid nhe faintly..
• ()eh Pohl). I)aslint. yer to the
ev-litim,l the lumband.
• 1 IV, dl ni ;It !SHUS Nlceraw I
,1 , , , .e a tiol',ar '
' Lc jahlwri 3er as fuolish as iv.
MAN VON 111 101' !VIP) A CA \
t'mrnuulti. a tow days since, a wan foil
head folonoa through wha tele ay / is arc
-11,11.,, a dodance of fillets: feet, striking a
harkyl. of In 1. at! forcing Ida cranium
through the le ad of a Nitre'. into the grease
Itr;ing hint to the d. pth of two fuet, and
leaving his legs,stack up in the air. Before
be could suffocate •he was drawn out, look•
fug likea mammoth candle with a double
wick.
Breathes thcre a 111341 Wart a SOU' SO
I.l+o Stever to ininself bath said, I will
a family paper take, Loth for my own and
children's sake ? If ~ tieh thole be, lot him
repent, and have the riper to him sent ; and
if he'd pass a happy winter, he in minivae
should pay the , n ter
Trim great bar to happiness is the bar of
the grog abop. lie who frequitnts it will
very soon Ihid ionise!' before thayor.
of Justice., Letys all, then. plaim a bar
against all- militarising from intemperance
—the rock on which inacy,youngfficnkaye
been Oupwrolteci
" Pommy, what am dat gnus wnea do
wagon goes, slop; when do wagon stow.
11U1 110 use to de wagon, and yet do wag
on can't go without it 1"
" I gobs dat up, Glam.'' ,
" Why, de noise, ob move, you blapt_
nigge."
That man who is afraid to mak', au apet
my,. or is afraid,ofhis implies when, they
4,‘.--o ready wade, as come they will, is not
made of quite the metal to out 4 his way
through this world.
An Irishman complained of "Ida.physiglan,
that he hod stulred Idea so touch with , dropt
that he was sick a, long time after he got .
well.
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