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vr 1 if 111 kTiIAVE BEEN SUFFERING , , , • ..1.r .. . 4 ,
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lug-within their limit, sound, will- be, pre. ; :.Y. 2 pluay eq 1.- •-• • -
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r •l e tst',•• Prelhonetur9's ollice in Denver, will be 1 • 'l\ ir , 1 'School - Room ! • • ' ,of bigitCyrJf PP f 4 . i . " Poi '1 “ '••• • ' '', '
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iOW t'SSEWING :111ACIIIINES• FRUITAND ORNAMENTAL TR 'ES, question in's series of brief articlesp in this FautleiV 4 P: 'FP 1 44 "4 '' - • b •'*''
rit.IiDEMIGNED,IIAVING itErfliED FRO3I a., I •;, Sir COling 41 0 1... %"q-, Is not
tailoring bminess, to ftridgettster, Ps., Win ill • • -.••••,r 4 , k . • •
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answers to theiquestion are ntimetala;•' , nn'
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. and fraught with deep interestinycAre sOV., baronet. Ti .0 . , •I ; , , _ , Llnits
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•••:;. ••• .1 .. :it accompany each machine, sold. and • .1101 IN B. &A. DIURDOCaa, 0 ,-. 0. - 1 , , , .t.... - i-,o , tps' s' - .3 . ..• -
••• ~, v .t, • • •,is be thoroughly hottructedlin Its use. I • that of every teacher wp fully realizes the re- serekar•arlierA .a • , kilitank . . •
F,, , , 9'141 keep sewing machine needieN machine I _ sprinsibillty of his vcKtttion. : ',' ' "Pr-0 1 _ 1 1W . T:ii ,. .. 7- 4 , -o*. • 1- •
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NO. 112 S3IITIIFIEI•D STREET, of our land may be made ort mischief, if their
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I Pittsburgh, Pa., opp. the P. 0. 1 ,
! , l. atm In tht, Court of Common Plena of 1 Ili nature is neglected; ;Ind ho W potent for , ley witsa.lifit ' ..", , . ',
Rohrer Count), No.lll September • ' 44 IC mauy ciY,. t4'. "; •,,,,,, , 2rel s con e,
t.O Aarn.. Term, r„,az. tRE PREPARED' TO . PILL onD Ens FOR , good they can. e rendered by a MP(/' tka- itige e lfli i' . `.." ;•' 4 „ '' . . fencirtlaff
• Summons Ejectment for a lot or ./ - 3. Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Grape Vines, Ro. 'ton of both head and heart 'we cannot &II to Of `
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y.. 1 .1.,1 situate in Rochester township, Beaver ees,Evergreeng, de. Vegetable and Flower Seed of ' • 41 '
i ....• tt. hounded and described as follows, viz : best qOality. chit= Early : sotts. Clobdrtcb.. Harrison appitcciatetha ImPortance inf 'the intent'ga•- • ' religQiß; - -,' ?‘ . ' l r,,:-...'; , •`, ; •,.,,•, ! •'.ii .1: 41 Iv --
) 1 7.,,:5• the corner of Mullen lot, thence along and other variety of reed potatoes , Garden Imple. 1,1 •19 whirls w hOad tidal frosts *:
member ' --'-"•''*-- '`'' '' ' .
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UM ateet, thence be /aid Walnut street to the of one dollar or upwarns, except Corn. Beans and ''' , -
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' Ol ,. Or t''Ci/.11 /Ir, C9ntiining one fourth of steacre Peas. 'Catalogues sent on application and all orders arPicynty rules by which "WO • fillille" °WIWI , . qg 1 . 1
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~. . -..kkl .011' A!,
r.1.:1 1 .,,ai I promptly attended to:
ti1,,,5,, to %%a: Jan. 15, 1568, on motion of Plaint -, Asa". , • ', , ~. ,
~, t * l ' ,!.. gaaglq no Jth a dry .
„fact* , ,or . ooltrit ..
~.. 11t181, 111,1?, J .
..t-‘A:A- . ------- •-•• - 1 . 1 - 1.. ` ,*„ , . I m lnt , : the ihi l ,, ,
tiaunaty. the Coda grant n rule on defendant to - _ 1
' , eneel:RO.,,t A 43,01414. I !,_a.nd Pl?km s P-1 ) , 1 91" ' ' 6B - 'i . ."'"'"'"'' `." 'Or 4 s P, wro ta i te, , d'
.4 plead on or before the fourth Monday of •' • •• • • ;,-, ' •l
--\ ,
. T.. - '•TEii AN As 8
a whit* Ileatothe foundailcia., er,ww, •- .• -• ' .1_,..' '',' 1 - r - -, F:‘ , 4 -
k 1 , , .. .. AJOUP.L:
. , OUgl , I. t. ry...."
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li
FASHIONS
1567.. • '
STREET, BrqpGEwATE'R,,
t
i
yr , t•siamENT MILLTNERY
tiw,crli at my 4011 itand, lately occupied by Mr.
lhnn.thir, March 110. 1 wkh to inforininy
many nuw (mei Ili will pletve pts•
th,t I Hill now recricipm an entire lieu*
t.v.ziht:tt.ry. of ti° Int.,t Spring Sty lea, and will
on early 'call.
u•
''" M 1 , 1 the Court of Common
Of Bearer county; No.
E n• • tri Nor.•T, 18418. Foreign
Jea.. .kilarlunont In assninpFit
fur #l'n. ts. bsl. Book fleet.
• ' Jan. u. itz , t ,2 , on motion the
;rirt; , :p. Cihirt giv , lthiinent amtinst
t'o , lne:nll rule ii , ”'endirm..
oil 0 . ,. •. , T. 1 , 34. affidavit of.
filed. rule on the.
to :H•eill tlainagmi oil the jlidgment in
Sme. •
Tqlo /m.Oll , given to all !concerned. that F aid
kav, wet bi aftsc•ted at Prothonotary'a office,
trelnthdayof March, Al D.. Igrol, at two o'clock.
JOltS CALTGIIEY.
!en% „ Prothonotary:
IE
lallenberger BrO
ss NI Wr..lt+olth TO II
STILES & SHALLENBER4Ri
Ilricv
:tlelvatr. Penn'
IMEMEI
tiIEFAhIILVC6OCRRI
,Queenswarc,. Hardware,
`cc.nr.vDow r;LASS, 11'001) .4.V7) TV/L
11 A IU 11A CO.V. Hal, RAIN.
OE
eount .Pir.oduce
Or VAIIIOtR KINDS,
NOrPICE
4111'1E11Y GIVEN THAT 'I RE COURT 01l AP
rSonnto'4 for tlie wveral Townships and Boroughs or
ulll be held by the Count!
It the nate and places as follows, viz
Touinhlps A Dort). Frees °thorn ABMs!!
",
it ••• Moos. •
William Elliott's.
Hopewell. Cah erteßatton's (Shot)
lia•.c
Ith;rpolvi t Tice, Alex. Thompson 's,
eer John Porter a. •
/100koou a boro.. " • •• liscroul, David Ewhtgg 'e.
F.ceenter. Geo. Cl Mtnla
'ew ‘ , •wlckley, (leo. C. Itanscher.
Ihnfej,P` • William Ruhl. '
titimmth's.
• E. A ms h . •
h ,4 wickley. Nathan la .
1•11't1,1!. Dougherty's B. house.
In , tti•tr r , ; Jon Abet's. t.o etret-own bum , C. h 9alhocou'aßtore.
• boro., Jesse Smith's. /
I'4+,• Jamison Elliott's;
•
`•eunt risa% es. John 11°we'''.
haritn4thn tp . Anderson's Hots
, 4. hanlagtbli b ro.,
air Beave, 40110001 es llotitt.
Erighton tp.. '
Chi* aa, Martial Inman's.
Pattenaa to. .r. storant f stwe.
• k Nor Brihton, Keystone unint•
' }'„,lltten Edgaell rioter.,
• mid'ewater Alcorn'' Hotel. -
hecliester bOrq„ Ankeny's Horeb
Retainer tp. '
".•
•
• Freedom bona W er wirers II
4"; Si (hdr born .
; n- 4111114 hurgii. Capt..T. sik,4%
k — . o er huro., Commhatousekofiles.
By nrder of 'Board. •
EAIErN:
•
•
11 y 4 7.
7 .
rriIIS ABOVE NAMED FIRM RAVE RECENTLT
I opened a Drug Stbre, on Main street, Biz
FALLS, Pa_ where there may constantly he found,l
gootl:assortment et , •
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDI-
MRS. S. REES
CMS. LIQUORS, PERFUMER ,TOILET
SOAPS, BRUSHES of all kinds, FANCY
ARTICLES, GLASS, PUTTY, LAMPS,
OILS, PAINTS, 't . A.RNISIIEEI, DYE
STUFFS, TOBACCOES. CI-
And all other edictal belonging to the Drag business.
Win ha c4refully compounded at all houre,and all bus
loose to thetelinciiittended to promptly.. '
Beaver Falls., Pa.. Nov. 16. '67:—oovvirtay.
0
N
r~,
ICI
=1
GARS, .STATIONERY,' &C.,
Physicians' Prescriptions
'lt: A. Wilson,
~.s, v ‘ . 1
(Late WILSON a' ISTITAI!,T,)
DEALER IN
Boots 'Shoes
tti
. r •
Robbers,-
OLD STAN
D I AM N
• r 1 ,! . ,• .
ItOGHESTER,;PA. ;
, ! .
MIN
. 8 .
revr man .11030 , . -....,rtibilA - 104 :,
th Gotland man,' without the nbsiirviticeet 1
which human-Society becomes a pandenimi-. 1 ,
ium, and man a' savage:
x. • . .
Thenrdinary Ivies of politeness—those lit : /
tle civilities by which we so readily dletln-
gnish the nian of breeding, of cifitttrc, from 'the 1
boor :whose reverence, for age and regard
for parents are Pest exebs'plifiedby his apply-,
ing the liilgar epitbettief "old man" and "old
trinn«n" iti his father and mother and , whose,
appreciation' of genuine wit and humor is /
measured by the hearty delight he expdrien cos
in listening to the htiffixmery of a clown or the
obscene jokes of a grog-shop rowdy. '
The mountains are made of grams of sand,
so human charucter is made of small perfec ;..
tions---of small' defects—and the sum of these
at'once stamp an I idiridual •as a person of 1
good or bad chraeter. According to the ed
ucation ho may bare received in youth will
ho too fitted to assume the duties- of adult
years; and the first impressions he makes upon
society, When,he cfoAses the threshold of
manhood's years,are they which are to fix his
iosition—his usot'Ulnessforiife. •
i , In every school respect forage, for woman:
ly
. virtue, purity of thought and language,
kindness and politeness to everybody of win+
ever condition of life, , truthfulness, honesty,
and habits of industry and punctuality in ev:
• i3ry thing, should be frequently dwelt upon,
d enforced and Illustrated in. such a maw
&Tea to impress every pupil with itFlear ap
prehensidi 'that by an okserranee of theise vir
tues they , are to be qualified for all the sterner
duties of manhood; • and .by • ingraftlifitheni
• firmly into their habits of life they aie to se
cure and ephunce their own ocvn indirlduatikappk i
• nese nna commandthe respect , and esiedrin of ' 1
-an
those• among whom they dwell.. ; , si,
IMO
ME
If the' entire bottom of the Gulf
were Ito upheaved :Isla render' tt dry land,
What .chaiwe :Would/be produced!, the
country lying' between the :Allegheny, and
Rocky,mountains, and south of our• northern
chain of lakes? -
41(
Mathematic's'.
A correspondent ssends Fl the following so ;
lutions and problems „. ,
What is the ernalle.st quantitrof water that
must he mixed with'iv,ine worth "1!1 shillings
l and 15 Shillings agallon„to, Torm•a mixture
wisipii3 shillings a gallon, when all thaParbi
are expressed in whole - numbers?. •
• BY taking one gillors , ofWiniworth'l4 shil
lings; and selling it at 13 shillings, there is a
loss of one shilling. And by taking ,one'gal
lori,of Water iihieliiihids nothing and selling
it for 1 ; 3'0411 . 14s; there'il - On Or .10 814-:
linge;.hewie is! formitrtlyipit iiixturo wort h
es
•shMingsh when-rI lake 18 , gallons wine
Worth l ,l4!shillingk tnitift'lake nrie
water, (1411fit'l:
IV-of the mixture. 'X314441 1 Q 1 4 , ,0ftwt41
• cosrl6 shillings and; is timid, Id! lar•Bhillingo.l
tiers is I° o3 '..of:• l , 3 ,rifilings ; ! I il l q! ' ?• 11
Ir it 9F•4 l I # lll° M 0 1 .4 1 °0, 1 0•0P,4 .1 'Ag 0 1 n of
-18Allilege; 410104014; :of
the latter that:can: be bold tori/1
n nfter(shi tiskrt . liltaibinaltt,ifrint" worth V 1
00 11 40*hi 0 4 ; 4 0 1. 6 )K ci tt i ik e ro t !
the 'Anse_ retie* ellY. 4 4;tnittiti; gri.'l"t4;••
ture. Aisd as these are innalleit:eaole: num.
=I
ME
queries.
=
.ise .ey-..t.itt. 11ey,..
who , crote,44.,this very. time..., _ ~ only,
Itincteen yetis of ago leading a4.llcen-
I v
(ions life.; He finally became Patel/
in !het thaVhis father sent .him Merle*, i
hoping . that Change of scene and from
the luring temptations of Londe • might
[
pcasibly reclaim him. Ford eh... e after
his arr val in this country hares .ed to
he a dllrecent person ;and some • father'a
friends received pith kindly, and easored
to assist him to regain his self- . But
all was in vain ; he soon show 6 , , -. of a
relapse intcrhis old habits. '., •
"About this time he , beau .., ualnied
with Miss Florence Magee, the - daugh
ter oft New- , trleans merchant lthough
she was informed of his chars , she per
mitted his addresces. Know) ~, ,the af
fair came to the father's mimetic did what
be could to prevent a marriage .t• on"; the
young , lady's • account. 3 luterf CO- watt,'
however, useless, and,in 1838, ti • o • were
united in the .bonds of • matrim at - New
York, and soon after einhatkod.. nglend-.
They continued to reside it 'lli - until
after the death otSir Culling-Ea t Senior,
in 1863..' . Theyithen - went to ' 'While
there young Eardley; now. Sir C . eft; deter-,
fed his wife.' She returnedto oN:where.,
she was warmly 'received by , ftlatives,
• who had become ,really - attar to.. her.
Within a comparatliely shOrt e' it was
ga t e
discovered that Eardley had ma another'
woman, and the proceedingswe mmenced
against him which terminated t hat limy,
,in his being convicted. of ,bl and, seu
fenced to • eighteen months' imp nment at
bard' labor .. -: The foregoing • a correct
• statement of facts concernm . great
raster" . , ° ..4 . , :- 'Cr
mericatt Ignorancti;irif 'inane°.
The ignorance of American damns-on
financial and economical queen: would be
incomprehensible if we 'did; n member
that It is only litty years sil ish poilti•
cittimbegan triknew sit tit them—
that Fox confeaded thatlib did: now why , '
the funds felL r American - po Are IN ,
norant for the same treason. flostViah . 011 *
tichnis then were ; that theqnsollis that have
.lins`far-secnpiett their minds bin keen: een'-
stitutional questions;- and -.thttlitacial,quee
dons are.entirelyfiew. , , What ea &be alt.
neon* of instructing or lesdin e public in
financial matters greater in than in
What
England is, that the great masa p eople are
'either actnall3r engagbd in : see , or level
mord or less !knowledge o f it. e 7 ' th ere'
fore czennot lid,persuaded. orbs, nlylat per`
'waded with great..difficulty.:4o ,, theyrhave
any thing tol. learn , about. thaaws o:trade;
or the mature or flinctiontoft iley.,Or that
it can be possible for scholars, ,studenta,' or
i
mere theorists ; to tell. them &hallows
1 enough of_greenbacks: omits ect snore of
'tkun wonidlewsbabusinesl4 karare' gat
acctunotned to beeingt any. I "Skala :kind ,
"thought ontX.or,to betting, laden lamed
on theorks.-L/mu1m5..8.7403t. r: •r - :., ,i k
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valtinki;
i .4.. r ;x1303, iN.al . 1 '7 c,o vr ylvitM It ,:. ow a
- -,Alheynirl aollerkleilliaoW.antt
ifirtr;.rgnfromlrticsYge,,iffinAstreggli
d i
ar - ibertY. , it int r.mtna, affalts vreris'
thei in IC et Him', titithiti. oflotteret.Grekn
140 an; ' th is u) rt lamb' go the Iseitisk
skistot'ailnet3lB4 Wl' lAki fM losSugulw
zont‘the r Tige.rnad .. . Oren, LOrd Kat v
•
don followed hbri;bat co .tanat'digielife tin: .
ftfietle•Gelustaltitoistivear•tl';, iq ,
t, :IMMO, peliod,there Stood , in Sot:them:a
-' ilit's tplithrAtuid)trnitssundri gi bonne ;r it Iris: a
ler*sof buildlint,frilnithit whitedrardted•and
orrou dl3y a leek* - Orhe garden canthitt
ed; kikny Choice. fla;;trirst,' , And ther.beautiful
hesieyirocklasshadedther&fora and , windows.'
.11 ifilvthagbdiesi of Mrly Reath; ikhco , lived •
witty her two'. , datightera - rwbile ;hem atm.
Geo Israilitif - Washingkafts; , ium.y.fighting
ib r -,...; ;0111,1 'fir:; :. i. , 1 'I W i.r. ,• , , ~,
u.nwititr , eldest , ot4 the daughters,' Wain a i
• beintitist l' girl - of. 14itzteett • *mine* ter
stiblitit hali Isntigifta graceful turls.downlier
littiaddefs, fold bey lige beamed with kindness,
whileber erv6l4binett liikeAhisc, slam
thrilllgh,u
enid tmitho illre-nuitl. t. • I ' m ' -'
'1
4 1 ' bile' etnv as 'Kate Wall wan ing at the
I cettagedOoKlbtibe Id twoiniounted bilkers
apriroabhing.'' ' Tit were - ribbly - &eased, and
tine of Maniple, zed as Lordßawdon;
the ) ecsemander of .the•Brltish forces in that 1
section of the .countty. • They rode nu t° her,
and Rawdomieaned /wet In hit saddle end ad
dressed`J het in atind vide& ••• ,', •
-')Well, miss,-can you
ro letme have•tho deco[
tirooni•es lew minntest I
'? , :
' • ."Yes*sit: our houss is Opento you." -
' "Come; Colonel, le.t's . harry up business,"
Said Thiwileni dismesinting,while the Colonel
cild-Ine , shine; the , latter leading the horse to
tho stable. ' . •• , 1 , • • :. • -
Lewd Itawdon adystifti to where Kate was
Standing, and said • 1 • • .
..
! , 'Wlktise house is, this., miss P". '
"Mrs. Matfett sir.! • ' • ' ~
11 11 a I' her 'rents' in the , rebel tinny, under
Washington, is hiS tiot ?"' il - .'
Kate trembled at the insult, and she Melt
ed at the.Britort With a searching glance.
' "mr bitthe i. Is no rebel, he is lighting fot
his country. ••• ~ s* •
`'"T Et sorry for that; he is's brareboy. and'
irould no doubt 'Make a good Brititdrsoldier,"
,retnnied Kliwded.
, "Lerd Rawden, you Insult me sir, -..1 "Would
rethersee Him die a felon's.death than. see
hint In-the iLing'S army," was the heroic an
swer. - '- 4 . ~' ' ' '
seelon nren rebel too, Miss Beath. But
here comes the Colonel," said Bowdon, as he
save-that .Worthy coming from the stable.
' Theyentered the house and went into a
sziiall !room to 'hold • a coriaultatiad. Kate
thought that they might Witt something im-
portant to eay,.So she amelizded to play the
part of eavadropper. • She told her mother of
ber-inteations, Who npproied of it. and -Kate
plabed he illicit' inn position to hear the Briton's
It *A' a adorn* undertaking, and sae
ittleif,that tribe was eadgbt - in the
intingebe would be treated as a spy, .and Izer
haps eiteizotad; for- -I.,nnt(Rotidott !mew =•tio
Bite atntibusly approached rthst.door " and
leokedthrotikh everite.l Itawdoil and Ids
tfolOnel Werwseated at a small table on yihiel
'cif their dzipa The were nand° ing theta'
irbliabuidoer was elplaininuthem
li citire.' We'lnust tna • e . - i----:----....-17,1 ._4
be successful, Green will be didroyed." .. ;
`, , "I don't see why. it should not - succeed, do
you my lord ?" ; • , • ' 1
1
"Nov if our troops fight ,swell is they have
'heretofore,weshall succeed," said Rawdon, I
his face morning's yriumPhiint expression.
"I shall feel happy when these cursed reb
els are driven aivayfroni Carolina, and ;:then
their' rule will be over," said' Colonel Roberts.
"We nmat • Crush - Green; Colonel; I do not
'wish to go twit 'to:England and let it be said
that I Was outgenemled by a rebel. No, nev
'er !" exclaimed RaWden, rising to• his feet.
"Then avemake'the attack at daybreak, do
we not?" asked the Colonel.
"We dm have your -regiment ready and
Make your men fight like 'demons."
"Let:us go now. • But •hold what is 'the
' countersign for- the plekets to-night,, my
Lold?" ' • '• ' ! '
"England," answered Lord Rawdon, lower•
erlng hiOvolee. 1
'Rate listened to the 'Br'ton's plans with a
'Wildtv throbbing heart, `and she resolved to I,
„save the patriot army'. When she heard the
Counterslgn she left the door and busied herl .
self with her household duties, and soon the
'two officers emerged from the room. •
."We most 'go, V o ss Heath , but first lot me
thank you for your, kindness," said Lord Raw.'
don. • - • I , , .. ~ ~
"Your tbinks our teceived,"' ans w ered
Kate. • •
' The horses were saddled and the officers
Were soon= their way • Nate Watched them
till they were out , of sight, and then ;prepar
ed • ter her perilous 'journey. She threw a'
shatql over het head'and*ent to the stable.
Efer,tlieticioted horse , neighed as she entered,.
and ehe'patted him on the head, and said : ,
• • "Nell, nobler ,Belem, you mast carry me
safely through to-night; for if you do not,
Green will be destroyed." • '
: Our 'heroine saddled Seem, led him 'from
the stable,: . and Was soon riding' towards
Green's camp, which wet 'eight miles distant.
She. 'rode swiftly for she wanted to 'reach
her dotination in time 'to let' the patriot
General form his men th facet the' assault. ' •
:Thl3 British . pickets' Were' four miles' dis
tant and she would ~be einiipelied tovin
i,hrotigh their linen t•yrit, riff She was n
be,.poiseslicm'of tl l o counterslgn'she did 'not.
fearlhe'ratelt;. • '' '- '' - ' .
", Bo o h , l4tesavr the Picket'a bayonet gleam
in the tadonlight; and heard him cry out : .
119,t,,g0es there 'el , - •
1 1 t'A end with the countersign.""
1 -. 'Sheaptirtxtehed gle:bicketit,inulpichisnercd
1 • "England!" ,- !• .- , ''. „
I ' "All rl.ghtiiass-on.; 'Bat stop ?" cried. the
l'pleket, as he caught a glimpse of her face. •
:K to stepped her horse, and laid a hand on
a pistol.," The' pteket approached 'and said:
". lethatyoualitiHeath ?" , -
1 " 1 :It is,,Guy," rePar,ed,Xate; for she recog. I
bind the soldier to be Guy Jackson, Who had
atlia. visited - their house.. - ' , ' ' _ •
• "Yrbero are yart.isOleg to-nigh t34lr' Kaie?"
he
..'„lain going li: ietildis, - Bialse ; she is *err
___ ... „ .'. - H
Ipstallke you.Mis's ;Slite—alwitya- %getting
.the eleic s abn area ministOng :mg el l " -litid l
the'haughty.Briton; • , . 4 ",,,i
•:.,1174Atc.smi for the COmplfirient Gni. But
I'lnulAtite.',,gidng,:Glvd 'Aight.” :
~, And 'Kate
i voa splaen her - joutney,, whiliir - the alcket,i
returped,t4 hie post: ', • ..'•' .'. , .
'.'AhoW tattaso fotii irdleil.eri 'she would
ite.tlice,.se she Ur rt On her 'Steed: - Befote!
slie..inttl, i ginp .A , undred, yards froin' Guy
fracao.Orte',dozen Oret,ed atitone rode Ind.
Oii4l2l4l4a,a4cke,t; :old gi s ii tit*, aer,oo '
cat . . -..-,.- ~ -. --Ir.. - -,.• ,
Pittanylklter# peysetlii.aopi.*ilhartlittie
ilifei r ,7. ~-.. .. ' .' " .'!- . - ' ,v4l
a
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1 ViritOlTiikgr, tilii4d ee? It OA
#000,.,. 4itTka.,:li: tai-And golden
,IcrtTeay, , : , Altai:taloa to the man that
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, iwg
Per
1 •
ima
OREM
-katehita heiaNtricidlholeaderafrtbe. band, as
daMtedafterclite:AraYelliFklqavl9B- die
. blaster& or .41vodorTnnt. ,
.., . ,
anon heard. the sontidor Leer puiniira
Reif' 'atigiiiishedliin' Miter; IV was kitten - I fb r
iiiii:or death: iThailtitishlorses :Feta:freak
aet4le-bera Was 4 . 0 111 411; ` 0 * 3 )Y . 014 2 p f
ikti gliitill, EIS - r iClii - TioU Milt' teie iiiit `to
i 421.ieetell tartipr said /At. billek - MObre:hoi9e
;f l, Ent luir mettles gained on ber,faltti One of
them seeined bent on Catching her, for be was
some yards m advance of his pomades.
Kate - heird thermildens tramp - of his horse
and dreseher_piatel:. , Nbarer-he came until
,be.was at betai de, and then c tied put : , ..i
r , ' ! i:iMatt i xop eurnekrAiel,!" , ~,, :,-,:, , . ,
ete were his.last 'words, for breve Kate
flied Intl the IMTlet - embed thritughr his'
fbridn.k:... ::'.l* i';' • ~ .1 ,, .; .::•
rl'Altentberailid i xmt„,stm).o look at. th eir'
40:9014r.wies hut presseti on. ; They neared
;het: agidn';:ind'iinother trooper reCeived his
ilciath'AVdiand." ''' - t ' % '-, 7 ' • , - .- ' ~, 1
"Thelatnikinder offtheni hilted; and a; mo -
meast-atftprward; Klge* heard the American
picket, cry opt: , ~ . - ....',.,_ . .
,"Whci r goes there, , ?" l' ---!.. ' ".
!•' 4, Katelleittli i " cried' otir teroine, ns she
'ashed through the line. -. , , I
. The.soldier had, raised-his gun, hnt Avilen I
ho beard the mane it was lotiertsi, and be an. 1
swered :" ' • ' - 1 ' I • ' '` - • f
"All right !" • • • - •
The' American Snip was reached ; Kate
threw herself from the saddle, and placed her
faithful pad noble horse in charge of a sol
dier' • •l' •
"'Where is Green's tent ?" • • ' t -
"Torthe right there, where you- see that
light," replied the man, pointing to Pie place.
Ithe entered the General's tent, and found
him engaged in writs w
', he raised Ws eyes,..„ . r- .; 1. - '.. :• r ,
,
then rose to Ids feet t o ffl said : /ne conventrus,- to
,nom ; c andidates
candidates
, ... ,
"You come here at elate hour , Mhst Heath." for President al d Vice PreSitleot of the United
ge• "I. do, General ; you am in very great dan- States, an place an also to . pla an . in/ruination . the
r." .
candidate for Anditor . General and Surveyor
"How Is that ?", exclaimed the excited Gen-
eral. • • ' 1 ' General of this ;State; have been called' and
The brtive.tirl told her story ; and the pa- in the course of les4 than three months both
triotic, Gtneral grasped her band, while the political parties ;rill persent their retipectivn
tears tickled down lus care,-Worn cheeks. 1 i o
. "Thank Gne you have saved to y army.— i candidates to the support ; of .
•• t h e Americin
I can never repay•you." ,: •••• 1 people. A conritry still ht. imminent p - eril i 3
"I want no payment. The thought that I to tie saved by the snecesatif the Republicans
had done my duty, and the
.that ;s of I•i'a•• in 16t r*. • The ,parid question Is to be settled
M , i-o
Mantel Green, are worth more than ld and - • , . .
dlaniddds," was the heroic reply. ' c.
; or,freegoverntnent or for anarchy; for laza
"Take my thanks, my brave girl, and tnayking peace or,ior another wai f as td' W . lthe
the great Jehovah , watch:, over you and snide Union Men or ex-rebels shall dictate thti rectal ,
y,outhrough the. changing scents of life; re- atraction,' The battle of the war [a coutintred
sponded Green.
." • in' the: political. arena,: Our - enemies have
"And may he save myepuntry too," added consolidated under atresebenms Presklentio
Kate.. '- • • J--- ••' • ', wield every encigy 'that desperation eanSinn- -
"You need rest. Here, M b's roof,flieen in,, mon, to dominate ' the land to the ideas of the •
my tent to-night, while I. seek a resting puce l ex.,,yile.,,derticy, • The .men ilk ' asing , 'ltio
among my Men," said the'kind-heartisil Gen: . ,. muirreaginet of popular power, mid are-put.
eral. ; tine forth unprecedented exertions to - arc:l:. -
"I do not wish to rob .; you of your conch, •• late newspapers tit.it misrepresent the doing ,
General'," ; ••';'- • • • ' • • or the Republic: aft Orly.: •
"Ygit will tot., I shall be enermed inform- In order to (hi our 'Part' of the work, * the
'lna my trodprto meet theattaelt4"iind Gene- prdprictor of the DAILY aitn WieulArTniat
ral Green lett the tent. . " • GRAPH huts •concluticilto make proposolathgt
•-• 'lCtite'iloyed s. goixtrait, the iiight,Tand In will pruiblcourfriends to extend tha eireula-
The mini*, Gen.. Grutin came to -her. and non everywhere. The polition itulinnnenca
jewfullii exclahned'e , z "a -, •. ; • of the TEL is well known. •Ai &piper
• "Good ymitml:fetdd-:RaWdim is In fittl„re- 1 thr business- men, if challenges 'cianipetWn.
'tient. ''.';• •'— €t • : -:- . ,',''''. ' ;t ' *. '-1-Thwrionisfrcini all parta,of the world ,le, re-
Wei Oak a Tasmn° this inring, who iLayli c ei mi ffl op i i r t weinagnd i o w i mani k p Apo o d
*on.friistrated their piing a u . "staved tlits:ar- in tulyatice of other journals. -.. . '
41 :4•111 .. e . "'Vhirg"; 9 40 14 • 47 • 000 Leg1i...4.. 3 t.tt • ThitillOwin are' flint,Weeed• tarsus =for
.
"Ina few minutes. " ' , a ~,r , „,,, T -,:,
..,
`seed-bv i" and may you " a T e - • " •
"(It ay ;
ney," responded Green, shaking her by the
hand.
Her horse was led forth. And she was soon
on her cay home, which was reached in safe
[ ty. •
Kate Heath lived to see the war, closed, and
race and plenty spread their wings over the
land ; and not long afterward she Was wed
ded to Walter Gordon, who had been a Col
onel in the-. American armv!
-4fr
Oar Anecdotes.
• A celebrated lawyer of this city once said
that the three most troublesome clients he ev
er had were a young lady who wanted to be
married, a married woman who wanted a di-
twee, and an cid maid who VII% know what
she wanted.
"Mr. S. is a very, pre9erlaYe young man,"
said a fashionable lady to Mr..„,11. "Certain
ly," said tint latter, "by it grandjury."
An attorney had furnished the brief of a
defendant to counsel ; the counsel'haring ex
, ambled it, made the following indorsement :
;--The•dieidanelurs mcase— , abuse the plain
At A famous bar dinner, where ihc gentle-
Men were freely totis.ted, a famous punster
drank "Tothe .T,te. , of the Philadelphia Bar,"
which a lawyer or the name et Lee. took - in
great dudgeon, and it led to a lasting feud.
A German applied to Judge • Stroud to be
relieved from sitting upon 4. jury. "What is
your excuse," :Skid . 4ts donor. t; can't speak
English ;" was, t...-:!replY. "YO have noth
ing to do with 4peaking." said the Judge.-- ,
"But I 'can't understand good nglish?"—
"That'i no ' excuse," the Judge.-- ,
"You Ain not likely to hear good Ea edge
thiS bar."
During the trial of Midway for treas'ln be
foreludge Grier, many of the jurors applied
to be excused, at which the Judge became a
'
little kiployed. Finally, Mr, B--- applied
belialf of a highly respectable school
teacher." Tut I tot I" said the' Judge,' "can
you,give any possible reasnri why I should
discharge this Man?" ' "Yes," said 'Kr. B.
!31y reason_ is a proverbial reason"--"That.
the. echoolnuieter abbuld be abrauf." He was
..._. .... __
discharged. • . •
In a caseof great irritation; nne of the,
counsel, ustially ; # mild and amiable gentle=
Man, became so much excited as to seize a
sheet ,of paper and throw It violently against
his "adversary, 'exclaiming "There,. now sir.
.consider yourself struck.,; "Very well," re :
plied the either, with itripertnmble composure,
"I do e , Mid you will please to ea:miller youracv
shot.' _ , , • _ , ,
rough!
! tenor
Puna A.ma 41ippariss.—A. person of rgh'
tenor was somewhat oldly introduced in
ti the office of itlittcyer of distinction: in ref
erence to a subject of great difficult' and
importancev which tile. stranger explained
and. discussed with great ability- and. clear-,
,
!less, The Interview - being - erided;:the law
yeri with Marked politeness, ' attended his
r visitor to the dobr, remarking to him at • the ,
1 time : , • "Yon observe. - air,:, you have been re
ceiredttccgrffitig, to.your , Damis,,.but I take \
leave of according to
,Y4r . atinnEsi ,
AN EiTlitistAstip warm, TO.IiENEVOLENCE. 1
'IA- 'graititanatt - - - -or , at ;prepossesldng.' iiiii)ear- i
ant. whetraw-an, agent4loaneeted with the'
Improvernekt of, the : pH-59 1 es, .discipline iti .
Euglankcalled - *on lifr D.. and wanted to
'know how'bit'should be - enabled io'.:•rirctentli ,
tidithrga - ifilliii4penitentialy.i ."Whyri said
Ilr-, liy."1 1 0Y .40T.et .;recalls boanur but
I cah,give4pn letter. that'Aill emtb e, ,von
'to eildidn . Aston." '"Tliat"tifif* n t - Ao."
the i'eP y; "Itriiili to ittlirtbere folqamiiii
ttiosi9 a) .-oa've-7 , tlred* , trect cof Abe -*sago_
# 4.1
131014V1. EliA,Pkir4k.o.Fr.ofilloitWiliate,
gr it r i rll.ak t l if f i ri, uP;•
[leas y,,, tb. , - t y. t; ir . ern
'ha -• ibbtkitaildli tirttleaddtdP the'
istardlei iffiher-thosteremackab)o4.ll. o rt in
14.44Zshurs itetw43t2eV'Sillip i l ' sl ,i.
mrindriaffer t von! . . tap, r.. . pl. d m
t 1:.
. ,
. r ' visit to flit lit h . ' •gl 4 ' , "''
profe.lonaf a•c e , e . ,
Ind upon niiittiving.whiiiliquititilliffd tf4,e,
:offlthe tells,- he Was, informed , that iti:SPaa zit
.} : 1 4 11 0*.PUetlilmw: 1 0 11 13lad" cinPiii4tei6ty
effenec,,h4' lOtti tigne, thitie:ii ,n thaw, :
wet, clothed cud fel ithdlti;ell exn&li,t ativi-P-'
othet pilsortelit. 04 }telnis boar h e re,' said tf. t
keepe!,-iloraix:Months, Initi he coosidesapi,
time twmfrient, and deblres lir he extend p - .
six months „lohgc,r, ~h lirtl i tr that he tr. .
prectiolly tle4 . nume ,qiiii:k e, c4 . 1110i4i •
:the eyetern.' ,
.„ . ..,' '.'
. , ..iiiilcldi(matnixiti:*' - .. i ' '''''''
3,, i. ; ~. , , r +. :1 ,31i 4 -.l ', ..r1,... , r: • I.:I. - .
, . The lateßfiarlee;fle,:wn i lyhe WM •it . : iW
'formerly'in . theCourt 011,Cepanitn . pro.4.s•ar •
nfteriinrits a' Judie orth'elupirerrie7triie
was ilivisidlagatiltria&Otsuavitjectm.e t t, :o %..
John
.I;_.--:,wila.oilif or,ihe intyl, F Tit L. a .., .'
tle r tnati bad been a, Justice..rf the, lnuc', h.,..
also gave advice; es a sort ki it' flush I•vvv•c4
arid thereby iiintiibutedlhigel'!"ltrth, litl*
tinn'of the connty. : ne,ii.seents;,W hid
,
engaged-bYlbe defoudaut,land had t01d...1,i,
1 that there was no - doubt but that th . r - -e.,:i'...
would be favorable. Theijudge, howe.": l.
• charging theitiry,ldd crown tli,o3a)v ei.,,,; -,
'ln favor of the' plaintiff; wheret,ipoiN :
13--; in the firkin nrepliiiiin, Jampini's
g. 4
exclaimed, "Bah Judge, se" Quernto thatiftw." .
"Silence, siT" add thoJudgel ft
..YOU'are' -
fosi, and of brat; at least, there 11; tie Q*6li:
This double judicial dechnon" ended rogeve , (
John's influence in the county—"hia occupat i
t ton wa.s gone."' - - • - -
..°"-7"'"lr.r.' . : I _, l,
CIRCULATE:THE DIRCUITSI
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st.itute hi nilelf au agent, and aid as In extend
the circuliition. AddreAs
GEORGE BERGI,TER.
• .
Harrisburg,
Who' ate".
. •
Fashion Wes the wed ; and a most tyran•
ical mistress*„ she isl.7-compelling people to
submit to the most ithionvenient things im
aginable for her sake, 1 • •
; She pinches our feet with tight shoes, or,
chokes us with tight neckerchief, or squeezes
the• breath out of, our body with' tight
teein. 0
....
' She g makes people sit up by night, when
they ought to be in bed;' and keeps them ht •
bed in the morning, when they ought; ,to 1,3
up and doing. 1 ' i , -
She makes it vulgar to wait on one's stir,
and 'genteel to be idle and useless.
She makes people visit when . they ha 1
ratherstay M home, eat when they are 'ow,
hungry, and drink ; when they are not
thirsty. ~ .
She invadttotir pleasures and interrupts
our busiti.tsa . ..
She compel, people dress gaily. w hether
upon ' their own property or that of 'others.
whether agreeable ,to the Word of God or
the dictates of pods. '.:- ,-; It_
,She ruins health, and pyoduces alcknes ,
destroys life, and ' occasions premature
death. --. • •.-
' She Makes fools of parents, invalids of
children, and servant/ of all. ,'
She is e tormentor of cost des ter
of nun - elan - anti an enemy f Yilgton, Mid
no one can be her i companion and eniby
'either.'
She is a despot of, the highest grade, fall of
intrigue and cunning, and yet hus,bands.
wlve.s, fathers, mothers. sons, daughters and
servants, black mid !white, have voluntarily
become her obedient servants and slavers; and
vie with one another to ree who shall be the
most obsequimis. j - 2: - -..• * v.•.‘
What
was Thought of Repaid's
. tton Three Years Aro.
May not the Debt be repudiated! , -
Certainly It inni be; just as your farm may ,
bd taken frith you violence, your bank •
stock diatributed among. the:denizens of . the
Five. Points, or.your mortgages anrulled and
eoufb4eatot v „. Everxtlaing. lon love, or .eals
Inive, of this yrerld's *reds, rests at last on
:OM broad and wife biols of Pubild Faith. If
;1111sehould trier bponme predominantly a na
.
tion of : kriavei,,swindlers. loannina tha iga•
ihilot Debt , may, be repndlated.; but, when
eaer..lt Ac. 0 property Neill 'O l en any, real, eta-
M., Ire at! rosts nn one bails and.ls'e_.'rraraii
teoldby ilia iliet tbatAlonotty and Justioa , are
ther.trne interest_of all, and : will ,be.akerulfaitt
Iy. maintained..ln ev,eg cigar co saby.an over
ritelintrig .majerliy., The National Debt{ is
t tl
l'ar.lessilkely to berrepndiated.'now flint-1611.
Aliotie artsintereeted i ln it- + l b trantat Ili ngs
Banksffrast' C.,aslAnlkAalairtt, Itpd o er
dar—than. It awl when Init.; one tent lia
prereta atriouru....y.. rrt.lei,:.,..,ierit..n.
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