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PHYSICIAN k S11101,0:1, to J). ui .1 Ma dote 1.”. tot , tv-niolial t.1.11,1C0S CO ttal Vll.Zetit t '1'111,I,•S and vic.ril , y Hire at the r,i,avt_ll.,uon J. G IRVIN, PRACHCAL suttvb:vor, OAK 11A11. HILLS, I VIN A • V;i II Attend to surveying farms roadCA.L.. xppliont ions ttrldrus, II La Honlnburg P 11 .nt re rrivr• prompt .nO,lllOll ,Pub 10 :,1) 61,1 WILLIAM I' 11 1L . .. , & ATTORNEY'S AT LA W IMES= 4Gice en Allegany street, an the buililing for alerty oneuplod by Humes, McAllister, llnle A Co !Istlkers August 10 35 lyear V 111 P MAC 11 An VI, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Prefete noel pervices will recline prompt eiteli i.e. C./Hellions made in Centre, Clinton and 'llearOnlit counties fi.nto .1 u , ll 30, '59 D. (a BUM, ATTORNEY AT LAW 111(.1,1,1SVONTE, ". IV ill attend tc all professional bustling. entrinitoill to his ours I art/cular attention yawl to 001 ln.• twins A.• (later . 11 the Ao • ••rr^ndo, enrol II with fbl Win IS Ilhn • Januar.) 13 .4 if IRA C A TTORN NY AT LAW, CIII3=ECEMZI lh ill continuo lb° practice of Ire prof..anon io the Wilco hcrotofore occupied by hirujau I w.tl at tend promptly and faithfully I all llnctio m t. noted to him • EtSEIEM J. D. WIIM4ATE, RESIDENT DENT/ST tt@'•n and re•tdnure en the North Cart Corner it the 111,int nnl ilea, the Court !Wane Lv µill ba f iuud at hit afire except two week• of 1.. 4 th to titL,. uunr urns g4u tht• first Mitiole,y the tooth when he wilt ho away 511ing professional flies GE.01114411f. W. lIO'AIITZ WAD 'II 11 A Elt L. .1 EW 0%,;a1' =I Rovrod Entit of E. c 800,. 4 Bro 'tor, ',II Allegheny tartlet W ntetn lewetry neatly yeinurtyl and it 111'1,1110d Aug 12 bo lr . 4.. 1.. ro ER , rA, ,treat Mil office f H fll nit .1 to reSiDet r aily fferoi his 11i,ViiIPS tU his friends net the publle 2n-"3N tf P11..1 B. PIIV4II'IAN A sUItOEON, 111 . ..I.Pf 0 NTE, Cr MIRE , 0 P A Pill Clem! t. rofortoonol cello an helot oftfre, and ful lta ly °Torn ervical LA hill frlemig no/Ii ()floe next iiior to hot reettlettos rot rpriik4 Plrurt Oct 04 5. If DA2I ISO I', Al O.ItNLY AT LAP OEM rruNTr., tC "1 tl „ r , I r, , at,tly to ell 1..01 businoe. Int rwited tr, h klw Ni,, ani• II t Intl will lie Os en to the nrith ge llourt Prnelufe and Scrivenlug Ma office is wlttt tho lion, Jame 1' hale, where he one slimy* be anufUlLetl in the Leglieb and Cieimatu language. - ` N A0.181'1,11. J T 1141.6 1 U Ixol' 1:1=i11 DICIPOSST it 4/I K, HUMES, McALLISTER, lIALE & CO / 861.1.6Y0NTE, CIINTRIQ 0 , Deposita Rooeit od—itilin of F:erhenge and Notes Disonunted—kutoramt Pahl on :speeial Depoene— Colleotione Made. and Pl'OOOEllll Iteentletl Prompt ly—fterohnnge on the East eunotently on hand June 201, 18511 J JR. STOVEnd •TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW ORLLI,ONTN, PINK'S Will prnetlce his profession In the several Courts of Emilie County, All business intrusted to him will be faithfully attended to Particular attention paid to collections, and all monies promptly re milted Can be consulted in the (Jarman as wdll as in the English language Oflee en High et , formerly occupied by Judge Burnside and D. C Boat, hag BANKING HOUSE, -0Y WM. F. REYNOLDS & CO., lIRLIAPONTR, CIENTRIP. CO., PA. Bills of exchange and Notes discounted Col. 'salons made and prooeeds promptly remitted Interest geld on special deposits Exchange to the eastern cities constantly on lasod . tus sale. Depos its receiver 'April 7th. V. Grimm, ." DRUGUIST. HALLE/0117Z, PA WROpIINALD AND RZTAII. DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, •Perfumtry, Paiute, Oils, Ver Idaho's, Dye-Bluffs, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Hair and Tooth Brushes, ran, end Toilet Artieles, Trews li and Shoulder Steens Barden Seeds dCluatomers will cud my 'took complete and fresh, and ell sold at moderate prleP. nirrarutere' and Phydelsto nni the eountey %remelted to examine my sleet. ' • The Fat - ilea:vie nortri, tat ing wilohly ?pod, Arid duspeir'n Ix ilight shad.% n gathered intend Pad the faint hen.l hiked flora thin darkening npher ,, And eighed fur ^ s.y n. re I.r,glut more c lon r, For no fortune eft fro - ven en the tiallered and greet, Pio the tern, io f or 1 . 1. fainting heart griles f,untrr still An the filter with darker '(edon• 111. c, Oh ' what can relieve the darkened stAil Or erase gn.Ps name ficin lit• s seven Whit: 1,11 I , et a star in Au• tar o , f) (right fete rit)'s (roe nit h light' A ,l'r It High up in the plnna‘leh Inner of fame 1w a en bald hue?, dIP.I a ga al a a". aa , a' , Rut ahl n i the al ilk ant 11410, • An I the (Int'n‘laz tar . " teli 111 ihnron I :/it %IA the I t• It Ira,. r.,.111 f tme II we. lor II If (N. n 1.1-rol .1 .1 Inr 11. I " * gt , 1 it II her: 1..1i, d 1.4 , C • r h.•r•• and 't tutni , t • k f.,. 111 ••, f..^IL c0r . 1,1 e..pry le Ilo , figi.ltrrlng Nutt, h.' otrlbt. ly furl h . 1.1 11111111 , 1.11.4 Pot the fault heart •ri .4 in sot ton n'w,ly. ,Iml like the 111, I,i .le, 4:1). • Ulurq 111.4 any 11,11101- were entree Bill ,41 1,114$ wao trier " 0 whore shall I re.l f a 1110 r0t11.0.1 g, m ' Fur the crowns 14 earth and the host, of tooth And tho glory of deed. and tit, (iron of t duel • - e lets In my sight tit.. tto tltto rvc trodtl, A-1d ehe drflip of death onq • the +quite of all, In o•^ , lantlowy fold 0' 1.!. SA ,, lr , pvl ut a hi- et,t xt.tr g! nrr 1 t: ftt nfi rb,11 , 1, dud faith threw aside I dimly • shroud And hops brynint the +lnf. There • n alms ••ffsr inyn ;Mr, I.llor, lilt b.., the ssulind • , L;••• • • 'l, • li ; „ And ILS Or", err lillhkr, by M 1 1111} r; bond The 111111.11 .rllll • r I, 'l, ,4 Alid 11 , .,v Alin 1 It ,litlA• t.,1 lion) 1.3 II • kz cf.! I,ve Them n rn q.. •„ the M , ul strlkeo bar: , n, tho ;'.11,•11 COMO 4,1. A1.,1011 r =I ftie . ..I Tor: litt, witural ntl its •1 for dist, or rather dirt Iris a nitti t irid nth ruin fir I oin Ills 1, him, • al. to Nlidas whatever he tonehe, t•ir..: 5,, dirt N. , mat tir how white the dio inaw r how immaculate the Fist. moment that it corms a ithin the hpllcre ‘,l sin whit. miss . it 10 iminaeolate no longer Dogs, ,arep,,, and lamplight, rs never pass Mtn lib , lit 1e.,. upon MS dry,s unequivoeal wok, of tl,su prt.(ll , C Once, and only oi:re, I as lu.n 1 n7' , street :t ^n ioiiidering, the v In ek: of a r.-ringe I t', two my mi,ittlido congra: is late loin and hi ft,R . I ,„old u • itet ime word, it wan lllled a ith until as ti,'',', Morn head lay at my fiet, hill length or the gut. ter. At any eartic".l hoitel t I roil, he mice purelia,ad a tof prect.tly 11111i1 rotor It %AI a capital Idea Ile er , shed the streect litre,. tithe, he a alto 11 kilt a mile, iltl.l torllitl, lit avi•cqrailev, at I , p , t The thing is as Title, he vac: welcomed' by tie n l i rtiiiscii, f a , log thriit ba! ii,t ink Situ ro, Iness of a neightot ing 1,1,111 . te• eeived a sheact bath friim the of an omnibus Hut to iilaider mod on Pam's IIOW coat, liar. to gild refintd gold ---to paint the Idly " `'Tom a ill he a stint man et I slid s I ad:less:al the auocess of my plait, In about Milian hour. it was toy late to meet a gentleman a ith seven stripes or green paint on his - back-- it ans my friend Tom ; he had been leaning on ititime newly pa't 4 .r9 window blinds. Ills shoeblark declares that he can't see no use to Marl mg Ilk boots when they nev er remain black ;" and his washer Woman, with a very proper regard fur her own repu tation, has been compelled to discard bun, not from any ill will, but as she declared with uplifted hands, 'lf any one should ask me if I washed Mr Smith's clothes, what could I tell them 1" there were very few things in this *oild with winch Tom could have more easily dispensed, than the set vices of his washerwoman. Having no other amusement, one morning I strolled over to TOIll'H rooms. As I as cended the stairs, I heard his voice in a very decided tone, "But it must Le done, so _there is an end to it.° "Really," was the reply, •'anything with in the limits of possibility, but to make a coat in ten hours-14:iii promise anything in the world, but I really, felt I shall 1 4 un able to perform," , If don)le your pi ice would be any ob ject" "Certainly, sir, If you insist upon it ; certainly. I will put every man in my shop upon it ; it shall ho done in time. (food morning, sir." The door opened, and a fellow ith shears and measures passed out. What could Tom he doing vi MI a tailor Original Voctrg, For the Demorratio Wniehronn The Fainting Heat. fiT MARY T WTLi JAMS Blisullancoas. The Disguuted Lover ll= 4 . BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY;PENN'A., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1859. ...lust the man' I wanted to see," he ex claim&l. "I require youir advice upon n very important affair ; n hick of these cra vats do you think most becoming ?" and he spread before ino some half dozen, of every hue and fashion. Now, whzt in the 'name of all that in wonderful does this moan, Tom ? A fancy ball, is it? You have chosen an cicellent 411.igiuse : your netre!-1 f lend , : will never know you. But you cannot support the character, if you had taken thatmf a chim ney sweep, now ; hut. that. vvouid have. beeu 'OO natural Tell me truly, Tom, what doer ell this moan f " Why, the fact is, Frat k, " priss , ng a hind through his hair. redoleilt of 11111CFU , Sar ; "1 have concluded- I think I shall be a lit tle ino- e neat in future. YOU, doubtless re member the good advice you gave me supine time since : tt has had an excellent effect, I I= Now, it so hpppened, that or all the good auv we er given Tom, this was the very , Irst instance in which he had PITH fit to follow t So I could not attribute the metamorphosis of my friend to my eloquence, 1 iii kit a a omen user changed e. doyen to f "Piny, where are you going Cos evening I •Jutinuen, 'flint, you must have it nu I/ coat so B.:dilenly i" • .•(;olog ? nowhere in particular I had indeed. some idea of calling upon my old friend, Mr Murray ; no harm in that hope etimnetiln-began to Hash upon me. ••Your old fr end, Mr. hurray and his young niece, Muss Julia. has no share in your visit, I suppose I heard shc arrived in to n last night " Now, upon my word, Frank, you Inc entitel3. rdid not know that rl, in ton n tipzlit -wheat , I that is when I did not know any about it " • '• And so you were there, last night, too ? ! 1 .1: g,tti. g Rion, bravely." • Why, the fact 19, Prank, you must kriw evriyi lung I colhd last evening to see Mr. Murri) 1111 Sonic 11114111e59 11014111 t thnt real etoattt, you know. I had do noire idea cr 111, a %%Milan Mao a boa emmtrwtor—my la aid •.-• old, my collar ditto, sod On , rest „r my dress in I xvellent Koep log. I became etumg«l ui con% rsation, a 11 ,oniehow or oilier, I forgot all about the ties! estate ' !rid an 71II• are going agino to night and this is the secret of your new coat 1" Ity nn rooms , I wanted a new coat, and Indmn ere Rys an long, you know Do it,, wOl i.er•my , me 1 illue 13 4 1 rGr orite 'hat is I mean tdoe"--- • ‘iih, d.• i't , 11117.11'1r blue 14 her , r. , it ?" • The fart is, 1 rani -take att'ior of this wine theft , gond MV, tt ? been two %11)figUS to the Indica -the tact la, 1 MippONV I lather fancy I am a little in lme Take some of that cherry.-- What 01" the cymptoina, Frank -a purer Pe e ng r.' nl the heart and something that drives the blood through one like lightning 3' Exactly ' I liehme I have sLen Julia— abort and chubby ism t chic with red hair and a little squint eyed t' ••Frank, I never did knock ou down, though I have been tunpted lo do so a great many limns ; but if you don't stop that nor• eenve., I wrH ", Quite valiant :ii defence ;.,:" yo,:r tad), 1070 ',*•( 11, ' OW, 11% ill confess that ulte Is a v.sy lovely girl, and to morrow I will onw aud Icarn your success. So, good morn- '• IV, 11, Tom, what. success (" ••11'euld you believe ' she dld not rec Uglily.' me • Not. recognize you !" ..No You know what a quia Iliad Mur ray is As soon as he saw me enter, dress ed in such style. he •eama up, shook hands ith ino, and, without giving m4a chance to Nay one word, introduced me to Juha as Mr. Frederick Somebody - . And, would you be• hove it ! the little witch did not 171 - 1110' me. I think I shall not forget her so easily. Nor was that all. Murray•said something about the fellow who called there the previous evening—a country eotl4loll, he said, clear enough, but an incorrigible sloven. And Julia said he dressed like a ha rbariak—just think of that; Frank --a barbarian II She shall play for that, yet Such eyes —and She steps like a queen. Well, Frank, a clean collar does make a vast difference In a man's appetnanee Lovely au Hobo herself. Ter rible difTerence, clean linen makes." The last lime I saw Toth, he was scolding his eldest son for coining into the drawing room with muddy boots. At a festival, a pretty miss waited upon an editor with a pie plate of antique mann factdrel in the centre of which espied the fol. lowing interesting c9uplet One cwoot Ma, le the price of this This excited his lei:hugs, as soon as an opportunily presented itself, he mothincil the young lady to his side and pointing life knife to the Inie,said " Your pay is ready whenever you present your bill." The locusts have made their appearance in Egypt, or Southern Illinois, and cover the 0 owls and orchards in svrikrms. " Femaleßbame." Some of the „Marital thus drirignat'e the " eitenEmn. akirts ' pivaded sa extensively fr?nt of rtores, swaging over the heads pr p:Rsers by, and startig in people's Facts from the ivindowa Tle epithet is sugges tive, and, has awakenpd in us sever al trains of thought. In the articles made after t dies in them, might with eiptal justice toilet—we dare no b tea, Fill41)(41 and aims great, deal of coarse not. c; c. th tencering polished gran. Soe Bove the s•ivrge staff it is but seldom its except In spots around lIH 111 11111 ;II 1 the — woven hair " 0 eventrg cestutne : in sombre and in gorge I.IF colorq ; In 'm eeptog =lllllllll and every style will. I, if the made were ' 111iinked off, would by sten to be a vain show., I, l e and to have featur c e‘ very dill , rent from those exhibited in Idle Perhaps it i' not at all time card iit to invade. the con ventionalism of those4rhose aim is to please us or to unroll the s things of di tani from the farts which, after all. %yid be lound dry moinnues , but it is 011 to remind ourselves raw 4nd then of the' reality ..rapping,s,con• cell from the gene view But :Oaths do not 'wilting alone to the lash tunable and wealthy , they are found among those who rail most loudly at the affecta tions of such. ()no prim matron sets her self up tit censure all who differ in opinion Or in pta.c.t.ce f-orn herself , another despises those who love dress, and is r slattern by way of example of the virtue of self-denial. !loth tire shams . lot dell adulation, and the desire of self-display, arc r t the bottom of their fancies There are th eve blister pier ters of humanity —those nettles that irritate wherever their contact l el felt—cross grain ed (ph finders and scandalmongers ; and there are smooth, unctions creatures hardly less troublesome. whip 'would obliterate the distinction het ' W'een vice and virtue. There are shams of the type of the Indian tigress. n 4 n o t f i tiii t e i,ii(lii,i;,Rn.t,of9Mgt; i nt el tm! worthy in alma, who mimic her actions without emulating li-r nobleness of soul. MIE 10 ---- distrinutes tracts, prays G,r the heathen, abhor , theatres, sail rails at 101 amusements yet disgunits (hose who live with her by her sanctimonious aspect, and her hilf-sulticioni assumption of spirit- ual earellenee. She orgy hundreds for doing good at a ilistince, elide she is a th,.rn in the side of her own fouily. She is a tclig mils sham ; and then are many tatii•ties of this type Mrs has •'the first minds of the eotititty'' e ti,yr soirees, and writer. 1 ,- illiant art, I, s for a fashionalde monthly, while hem, diddren run neglected the'streets, and turn out nuisances She is a literary sham %nether puts forth nov' els that vaunt a lofty moral, yet outrages propriety in her own Lumina. The social shams may be called Legion. They meet Os at every turn. The most dangerous are mischief makers and scandal.mongers, who wear all k Jds of nooks : some of soft and delicate punting, resembling the gentle and soul beaming linam•• n w of a Clue hearted woman ; seine of prttly brilliancy, that catch the unskillfu; lot the inexperienced some stern and elorebre, it imitation of the grave d;guity of truth ; seine chameleon like and iridescent vary to suit .I+R4aint ta,uteit.. The Father of Lit has 111 , Lty decrees fur sugaring his produc.ietm, and et n palming off the apokrioos as genuine oil Ins uncon scious to workers. The Tent of Napoleon The camp tent'of the Emperor Napoleon, which preceded burr to Italy, was insile by Alexis llodillot, and is w white and blue striped tent-cloth, doubliii Its height is about fifteen feet. The interior is divided tuto three compartments a saloon, bedroorn and dressing-room. Doors in the cloth perniit a passage herr; one , room to the oth er, and, windows are nierced Dr ventilation. An iron bed,.fulding seats and three small tables -one for the toilet—compose the fur niture for the Imperial residence. The tent is retnarkable for its perfect finish, the fa cility with which it can be put up and taken down, and its general ittlaptation to the pur pose for which ft Wes destined. It was made five years ago, for the warm the Cri mes, and started on its journey as far as lilarseilles, but the Emperor, changed his mind then, and ,the tent had lain ever sioce in the flag roorp of the Tuilleries. But, what is curious, the iron bed now in Una tent, the ;whit furniture and the table ser vice in ailver belonged to the first Emperor, and accompanied him in nearly all his crim 7 pains ; and as the campaigns, ese so mans victories, Louis Napoleon is going to 'throw, himself upon the destiny of these victorious, wash basins and sauce pans. Ile hopes, on "the fields et:Marengo and Lodi,, to sleep up on, and draw inspiration from, 1110 same bed on vrhich Aresmed and scheMed great uncle, and on ,which Ito planned , the great battles that have made the name of Bonaparte fa) illustuoug. 4is a superstition, there are mnro absurd ones than this of Lou is Napoleon ! Pennsylvania, this year mines nearly a million and a quarter tons of coal. Attempted Murder by • Lunatic. A TOUNQ LAM' CUASKD BY A NAKED PRVNT A detiperale attempt to inurdcr a young lady, Moth Jane Le Roy, nac made on Sat-- urday morning last, by an Irishman named . Patrick Ryan, while laboring under an at ret place ' how many j tack or Inn7y, produced by excessive alco• indulgence. e patent, but with la- I I°h lt e 'see indulgen ce. tnet that Miss Le Roy. who kept 6- " 11 ' 1 hotle cn Mairestreet, near the Hill. for her •fl c atleetations of the h .- other, Mr James Le Roy; the Attorney, them 'oyster - was seated in the kitchen on Saturday morn :, a+ they are —cover - mg, about ot:l;ick, she • heard the colt common reality, : roun d o f a person c h opping wood in the with w " I of lino affli yard (hi lookiug oot of the window, she .1.1. in 'very ci ' s. ' e a ', discovered, Lime s cosmetwA, and a . Si; ipped cni4rdy swift!, al walking toward the door, with a large axe in c.nT'Ph.:xinn is 'wen Illn hand, and acting in a and excited :re are Itetion walking fl UM% crinoline, cod n N0 . .V1 • thstandmg her alarm at the on. wonted sight • she retalned yrr‘Lerce cl mind enough to lock the front and back doors, and to run up stairs to her bedroom, +-here clie,locked berse , f in Presently she ,a./1 the madman--tor such she was stow con vinced IM was—br.•akmg, in the beck dour. a Joh he aeromplished in a snort time. (titre in the house, he went around in an anultss 'nuttier to upset everytl•tog he could fay /Ha hand upon l i e ruinma4ed the dravreri, overturned the chars, tore papers, set th,nr; out of their •dare;, I lit apparently r dhow. any uttentnm Cllll,l' to I\ob or destroy. Ile entered Mr. Le Ito) s bedroom and broke open a catelid containior some law papers. which hr tore ; he polled out tit.: dravrtr of the washstand. the content_s of wind% be threw about, and committed cther similar follies. • .ill tins time Miss Le Roy sat in her bed- , room, trembling with terror, And hoping a gainst hope that he would pass by her door without attempting to enter, but it seem, that the lunatic, with a cunning not unusual in :Inch cases, win It the while aware of her whertaboi h , and finally came to her chamber door and riernapded adinlttanee Me was nut answering, I c c.gam called up on tier to open the door, or if not he would break it down and kill her when he got in side '! he terrilled vi on-an kept still, and ass almost fir nuc w.tln lel Tor at the pros grown (inpatient. ria.sl.cil di rho Crainfin.,r door, and sprang tom the room, axe in hand Miss Le ltoy, scarcely knowing what she was about, opened the window and lumped to the ground below, a distance of some twenty feet, and ran for tlic fence, which is some tout feet high and 'l\ rte an agility that is truly iii/prising as she Is a small, delicate woman, eprErg ()Neu It with a bound, mid rne the corn held toward the river, alimg for help The 11111011111 11411 cunning enough left not to follow Miss Le Roy out of then nelow, but ran elown stairs, un which lie dropped his axe, but on arriving in the yard he procurred a club and gave chase ca., the flying woman. She kept on running, the naked madman at her heels. until she got across another fer.ce, when she fell on a heap of spud, arid her would be murderer on i top of her - the blow -he had iii:coled for her falling on the sang, Ile 111COI et cd Ilion self iminediEte'y, End wEs thoLt sin I other Wow at Ler head when r.e7cral men who were in an Opining field Caine to her as: starve, and seized the lunatic before the blew fell. It was almost a miracle that Miss Le Roy nes not ',totally murdered It seems that Patrick Ityanjor that is the I name of the lunatic, is an Irishman. a cur neuter by trade. 0; dissipated habits. Ile I has been budding a homist sir some property owned by Mr Jesse 11111111, lint for the last ten ,lays he has been on a drunken spree, which had given him a fit of delirium tre mens. 011 Saturday morning, while still la boring under the eflects of his debauch, he went to get his tools at Mr. Leonard's, and teen proceeded b : e piece of plowed ground on Main street, stripped all his clothing from ifs person, aind,,naked as he was born, pro ceeded to Mr. he Ruy's h nose, where the scene we have described souk plate. Notwithstanding - her perilous leap, Miss Le Ruy escaped au serious personal iojuif, though she kept in her bed all day jester day in a nervous fever. Ryan recovered himself sufficiently, in about an hour's time. to know the mischief he lied been committing, and he admitted' tat,in all probability lie would have killed lady had lie oyertakett her. 111 WAN ta ken to jail by Mr John Fisher and Ma., Watson, and will probably by tried to day. Rockford (MO News. June 20. QUICK IN Ilea APPLICATION. —" It tmaeeti me ministers don't write I.tettpr sermons am lock o( the dull, prosy afralrs," said a lad., in the presence of a parson. But it is no easy matter, my, good wo man, to write good sermons ;" suggested the Minister. Yes," rejoined the Ituly, " but you ;re so long about I could write one in half the time, if I only had the text." " Oh, if a text as all you want," said the parson, " I will furnish you that. Take this from Solomon.": " It is better to . dwell in the corner of a housetop than with a brawling woman in a wide-house." • " Do you mean me sir 1" inquired the lady quickly. Oh my good woman," was the grave re splice; .you will never make . a good set-, monizer you are too soon in' your apphco tion. "Shall I See You There. " While pursuing my professional studies in Connecticut, it was my iiitv doge to engage an a teacher in the Sabbath school We me: in a large shell of a rhuridi ; it was certain ly the most awkward place to wordiip the Lord in I ever saw. especially for people ahundanfly able to build • better house and there wen• greet square pews --penc we used, in our rudeness to call them -for the boys to play ; rod they were lip co high. nobodY criteldisee them but the riiiiiicter anal he.resimp so high, nes to be out Otf from all synipathy with the . people, and•had some thing else to do herales. lo"oking after the naughty boys. Bid fortunately near the lop of these peat, and just about up to the faces of the little boys and girls, dine were "Maier; . and as My eta • was gathered in a wing pew by the side of the pulpit. it was very pLasant it me. when my ext.rcises wire (tier ; and I don't know but it vas al lowable then, in my younger days, to let my eyes run down through the long, and see tli?se ieerets, the it` ,, Ittile boys and girls, ail glisteiting through the openings - . TM re was one class in the sch, of that ovt t ied af„.te.' deal of attention. It w as a class of twelve Nth, gull, all nearly the name age -abort or rill. 'I heir teach r happily adapted all Ole %Aid or dtd to tip it nnnds She aoul,l ta'se a st(,,r,l, and sit down in the cc,. tr, of the pew .t rid .re we see one advantage of the old faNhioned pehr --she cold.' bane her seholars all areund her . her head w sore up just abort to the heals of the little girls. She le la.vell in being on a level with hi r scholars in (very way she could ; and there she would sit and look at them, and they would sit and look at her she would sit and talk to them, and they would alt and listen to her ; she would s't and wile outlier:l, and they would sit and smile on her -eye answering to eye, and heart beating warmly'with hear*. Otte Sabbath there was more thau usual interest. Afterwards I learned the ',aeon It seems that one of their whose name was Ilelen, • r epee Lod to hots o town the nest morning with her parents, (or Illinois --what was ilisn the Far West -aril the inthiFeIVFSIiiP,PAIPI,.I:::9°II!-?":?'? il ._ Iclass, I presume, about parting and meeting in a better world. Th•re was a si lene,e for a moment ; when 11 dt.n, as if site had a mission to Mid, fixed her black eyes !imon her teacher, and with deep emotion rand flowing team, said My dear teacher, if I go away, and am a good girl, when I come to die, and go to Ina - en, stall I see I ',nu there ?'' 0, what a question from a Sabbath school scholar to her teacher ••Shall f meet you in heaven ?'• The next morning she left • i.d the first intelligence they had feat her, a few ta u nt ha ' after, was, that little Uelen ' has taken sick, and had died. In her Tact muchness she t,te..ke uweetly or the ratdotth school of tier cia.srar.ates, of her teacher, and more sweetly of Jetuts...xxid fell asleep in the Sa viour's arm,. 'The leacher is still lahortriA• in 41.7; WC of tier Master Ere long her time w:1 1 . conic : she will go how . and then, I trust, that question will be prarti ally answered—teacher and ludiolar will meet in heaven. My fellow laborers, shall we not ;drive more earnecUy to prepare the dear children and youth to meet as haven My dear children, will you not try harder than you! ever have done to meet your teachers, your pastor, your pare Witt heaven ? Shall weA not an lie moretotehest to meet in that greet! nabbath s tuool above, with Jesus for our tea, her, and we happy learners forever - Tract Jot roof. A QUIGICII!STORT --The Plidadulphia North American learned a queer !title bit of histo ry laltly. A few days since, a citizen in order to' prevent his creditors from getting his properly, signed ofrsorne 120,000 in real estate to his sterions. Stepsons had deeds recorded, ate! in about three days had real estate converted into money, without Ltep father knowing anythinglof tho matter. Itacirg terisertiml Taal estate intik tnouty. 4itgiu.)iis started fur the wert, leaving step rather to ''grin and hear it" as best he r Stepfather haiing, put all his property out of his hands, now finds himself w:theut cur ficient funds to go ;ti pursuit of stepsons. It now looks 24 1:IA11/20114 has sold stepfather and got stepfather into a tight place Step father Egging to think that ho might have better settled with his creditor, (n endear enng to be "smart," ha hca reduced him self to two shirts and a bootjack. Mr. Fridge, in descnbing an interview with his Mary Ann says : She put one arm around my neck, and lother one whar the circling goes round a hoes, tuk the int.urit on me with her lefloot, and gave me a kiss. My toes felt like OK minnies were nibbling al urn—s cold streack run up and down my back like a lizzard with a turkey-hen- after him ,in settin time, iind my stunrimick was hot and onsatisfled Some one blamed Mc. Marsh for changing his mind. " Well," said he, " that's the difference between a men and a jackass ; the jackass can't change his mind, and the, man can—its a. human privilege." - A large sized "elephant," With yellow akin, is now on exhibition at Pike's Peak: and is attracting many visitors., II Min Aor,olcig i VOi,UME 4 -NUMBER 28 )Prom the Milwackie rloie ) Jur:* 181 Dreadful Tragedy —lcurder and Buioide. Teat( nifty 'limning the police reamed in telligence of 6 frightil tragedy that occurred the pm vious evening ab,nit eight miles from the city, or' ;he new road between the Row ell and Kdbonesi mads. The eireumitances as related to uk by Chet of Police Beck and others, are as follows : Adam Rettig, httherto n respectable and welbto do farmer, who resides nt tho loeali• ty above de , ..eriti?d, on Thursday evening between 43 and 7 e'dlci.k, sent his rwo sons away to a neighficr's on sum. errs id, and . at the 1.14111 , tllllO, illit•:ted 1114 daughter to g o out to the yard. t r.l uulk the vow, No sooner had the chil Iron got away from the house tt.tn Rettig seized an ace, an whils has w.f.,'s had, was turmoil, (she at tentine to •••tirre work at ttw (halt her a i*.rea Ilnl b:ow nn the head break ing her skull, a'id knooking her 4V11 , ,e1015 In the floor. While thus iirastree an Ila •ed ing before hi n. h • I till 111 , 1/ lie of R 0,,,%1111v1.1'1,,1 nAvol 4 l. her •,i1 •and diseharg....l it Ow- balk, gr Lz• elAla .1 1.1 e itb bouei, I tap under ti.c ' blad e awl I•Rtile t. 41 of the head ' Not asti.lb d n iih this, the v. etched in tit then to ik n ke'tle 41( 4 ‘, ib• ant tar ed it os,i- h r lion) to f, is wl4it lif. :011111% , oil Sll7Il k.I ionise. thou Cali. Inc.'' ttig then iv .rt out to a our 1;, , 10 hi, yai I a nl L.t't i•i : rill, ttlt,h Ii l 1i:001054y left aLa /A . !. los 1. , 1 is all a long.ci;k tent.' Lo tlr iiigger. pla:e I tit , munle nn der his ohm 11.111 blower! hi; ()al b:aini out Awl Ill': the Moody drAin t. iii-liter In the nmantim3, hearing • noise, wa., r,nt,no ti.carili the house-, Just in Uwe Le roe father enter the Ranks' how.e, lust hatore she could roan the door he had ;,hot wta a dreadful "Look to the p for gird in feed, but who cast Imagine her horror at the bloody sp•otaclo that mother gar.) when air entered the house ! TLizre la v o. •r w_uteri.ig ut blood. list mill w.ithlag vt G.; my. Iho neighbors wort, alarmed. r.i o medical Rid procured as soon as possiole Toe poor wo however, was past all h •Ip but she lingered through the though i119C1141. It is said that thew is no helm) of hor recor Rettig had lived in this country. Sr up wards of twelve years, during which time, by prindelce and economy, lie had laid tip the snug little sum of .142.000, besides bar mg a well rtorked and cultivated farm of eighty acres Ile was half-trether of Matthi as Sum, ore of lour oldest.,and most respec ted citfieits, and, as far as we can learn lie lived An irreproachalle life Of late years, bowel-i.e, lie had teen chAracterixed by ex treme ec , ;entriuity on one subject, namely his wife's fidelity, and lately this idea work ed upon him to such en extent that he Tres quently accused his best friends of designs upor la4:r chastity, an I this, it d nib% led to' the dtoa IGiI d.•ed. Ile was insane. Ills wife said to have been a twat excellent wo A Bin's !ism> T CFR ur A Locosin- TiTt•:. -An arcident occurred on the Clove• lair I arid Toledo railroad, some two weeks 1111t..:11. strangely enough, has never, been put in print until now. An extra train rontriiiiing some of the leading ofl:lcials arid stockholders, of the road, was approaching Grafion, corning toward the city at a rapid rate Jost before the engine reached the Ulm k ri'er bridge, a small boy ran up the bank of the river and stood on the abutment. lie WAS I . ook 111 80 Frew the rail And evi dently fancied himself secure from all dan. ge:. The engineer, Mr. Rust, saw and shouted to him to get out of the way.— The boy l•earl him, but did ,not atir from his perilous position. Ue was Laugh, utg and irdulging in all sorts of boyish giq.'aces, when the engine struck him taking his head entirely off' The engineer did not see the boy until he wan almost upon him. raid of course it was impossible to stop the iOOOT/141,171110 LULL /0 AVM him. The ton fortunate led's nerve was Ilenr7 Freeman. Ile was twelve years old. His ,parents live near firafion. --Cieveland• Pim ndeVer. A Nl:s..tut K OF HOS MiTT.-At a party one e..ening several contested the honor of hal ing done tho mo't ordinary thing. and a reverend gentleman w•as appointed sold judge orttlfrriegliertiVe pretensions., One party produced his tailor's tin with a receipt attached to it. A busz,went round (hat this, could,nct he outdone, when a sec ond proved that- he had Just ',rested his tailor for money he had lent him. The palm is his," was the general cry, when a third put in his claim. •• Gentlemen," says he, •• I cannot boast of the feats of my predecessors,. but, I. hare. returned to the dwner tao umbrellas that they left at my house," I'll hear no more," cried, the ,}stoniah• ed arbitrator, "this is the very 'le plus ultra of honesty, unheard of 'deed ; it is an act of virtue of which I never knew any one capable The •prize is " Bold," cried another, than that." I've done more "trolossibte!" cried the whole comps ny. " I've teen taking my piper for twenty years, and paid for it every year in ad- venoe 'Twee no use , he took the prire
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