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INV/it STRAW I I SRRAW 111 a ~.T .- P ARICER... . _ '
. rIA it ERS SAYS. TOUR STRAW. AND; %, JI 0 ,, -. , : ,; . , , • :.' • ;
r bring it bite the (1,1140 Works.' Milo bat" per. .Homeopathlo-Physiolan aid Suir eon.
1. , , , cash on delivery d for good 'mond Odle minor. , , .
.ottifrstain , ; gEMPLD a FRY.' , FrINDIRS HIBTIIOIII23SIONAL SERVICES TO .
--II: the citizens of Rochester andanrroandlng tolvall•I
• i'v • L. EIIERII A It T , - - I : ha would say that het„pays particular attention tot nr. ,
tlra gwy. - lite dew node of dbdinguishing dismal !ant- ''
IA Vi I. ENGINEER a: sußitorem blot blot to tar Frottrollor tO Persona flor with.
. . chronic dßeases. lie wlll also ald'othes phyriedans in
NEW BRIGIITONiTtmc:I', • •rgery and the dhignpsesofdlilleult awes
,by having
c U EVICTS. DAM AND PROFILES NADI( ON timely notice. ' . s . • . . . •
C.l short notice: s . DOIT6B. ' . Odim on the Diamond, two doors east of Cm - twig's
--- , store, and nearitoppotato Mr. Jolatunm -
's grocery a lto
' 1)R. .7. it LOCKH4RT, neater. Deaver Comity. Pi.,etPl3ll6. , • ... •:--1 • .. -
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FREEDOM,' BEAVER COUNTY, PA., BEAV E R ACADEMY
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.• Al: ,„ii, promptly attended.. ' l'eept7:3m. rrIIISINSTITL - TION WAS OPENhDONMONDAY.
••• Oct. 12th,.1808. ', ' • „
J. , l•V'. CAMEUON J I
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,•: .. • . ••• '" ~ i .. REV. JOHN W. MARTILD. Di ! '
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Attorney at . TaliNV lisß he4.o chosen Principal •,
Ile was • formerly Pin:tea
pot of the•liletet Ihstltution for the deafdumb:Mid thel
DEAVER. PENN'A.. blind. Belfast; and Headmaster ;or the. National DP.
()1 7 , 0 1 , ' .. 1 . CE g0 . 7.7:4, NA . t ji o r N w A iliylg l eTa L ed ll t t o 'lLD si u tlr
a fo n r a t r h t e ,c d cu m i t i f y ld re l i n a m en b t ol l l t te te ltd l g n ter i e j r y n c :,. :
emu sulAy: • : • • j : . • ••• • ii
• ' ' I " •" s. "'l' ' ' ' ' , lily. .ii - 'e are assure(' that Dr: Martin is a tine. echoing.
and a totetiessi al Instructor:l Ile purposes to revire.the
. "IRS. MARQUI & CUNNINGIIA.II iehou!,lf Uotl.llll. The Gist term .w Illba ,short,in con
, • ' ..• .. :. ~.- r I sequence of th e lateness or beginning. ' The tuition
, . will correppo d: A liberal dineohnt *MU-Allowed to
l'aActicilie , g'jiyeiclAlrs . I illo orldmit or soldiers and children of elergymen.• •,-
~ • • ....--.. .. .. , ...., °-, ..t..i, f i,...,, , .. . :.; ~. ,- D,L. i DEMPSEY,#
IL .P WWARY 4 .°Maittlm ' '.:
I . ROCIIIBrAII,
A. i• • • •
grOgice two' dome east .. Ankenre Rot st
Prompt eget:igen given to all calls, _ : . ~ .
i ' me:9 66 : 1 7s '''•• I' ... ~ e• - • FALL AND WINT . ER
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W INE F '"i It S i, A. i, TA.E. ''' 0 ORS 1-•• -
rt eblit UN DF.IISIGNED H AS A LA.__ rf LOT OF - . - , .• .;
• . 1 P are Domestic Wine. manufactured by himself, TUN 17NDERSIONED BROS t E.5,1:R TO,INFORM
at., ill. vineyard near Industry, Beaver county. Pa., ... , his friends and the public generally that. he..has
suirti he will 4011' at ynotiergte rate*, 'fhis wine it just 'received a new stock of goods of the latest
~., de from the Concord anb ..Untattna. Gripe, antlimill - 'style's for Krntne and Moores wear which he •
b sold by did tattle. pillion no kegt ..1 , ,I:-, • . , • oilers at very moderate rates. .I .
,•oncerd plants one year old. for reheat my eineyer& 0 LINTLEMENS' FURNISHING (ODDS,
1 ifrru..co:tr l. . • . CHARLES MEMEL. • .... CONsTANTLY ON BAND. ..
-------- --,----- 7: - ` - -------. Clothing made to. order on the ahorteat possible
TT ',lseeotortallottee.-Whereas letters testament. no ti ce . •,:•
.1.7./ toy upon the marsh: of John Shane. late oillon- Thankful to the public for past favors. Ilona: by
° sill te.. Prayer comity, Pe.. deed. have been minted close attention to busunesa to merit a continuance of
• wale Stirlen(' owl, alt persons Indebted to Feld es- t h e same,. .
• tate, arc hereby notified to make homed; ate payment. ' • • DANIEL TtfILLER,
. sad those havlint claim, to present the same without . DRIDON ST. BRIDGEWATER. PA.
delay to . , • , ,
alllCB IIAreSIIA, 1, „ Ex t
ISA AC SHANE. i sun or.
octlt et. G.. W.. ITSEY
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k'dmlntioratoOs Notlee.-Lettera testaments. - •
„.‘ ry on the erode of Alex.= Mars. deed.. of linden NVhokaaleand. Actual Dealer
Mire., heaver county, having been granted to the nn-'
dersigued, all person indebted to said estate and re.
yawed to make immedittle payment , and those hay, ' 112 .
nip claims againat the same Will present them toJohn , • •
IL (Utley Monongahela lie. Co.. Pitteburgh, or to CHOICE rAmuiy GROCERIES
tuiderslgned, No. VA Reeser Avenue Allegheny City
, - WWI. 'MARS. • I A ' omr ,
and 'a .
- W . Id. CLANEY. 1 .-- : ' ' TEAS ,
octlte•t • ',
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. FO R EIGN and DOMESTIC FRUIT,
Law , Partnership. _..., ....:.. ...
-rn. ...•,,-,kc. ~ . .
.1.1-1. CIUNNINGPIA3I9 . E. P. I " N. All kinds of Country Prodticia *- old on corna - itsslcti;
07:tYlefM10.;1 if te• fitinr. , , • • . and prompt retr.rus mode. —, :
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..Shi:tt 37 1 1E1L tnot ManoNAT..
. OFFIC.E, 1'.111RI) ST.; N. O. 49 FEDERAL STREET,
• opreir;:ty. • DEAVER, Rt.
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. - ---'' - Allegheny City, Penn'(':
I.)3MD•T r IVIIS'X'IE : I- - 16 7 "- • .
9 4114 UNDEP.SIONED WOULD R&SPECTFULLY • asoffrAnyt•e , . y '
.1 In t
one the citizens of It-aver and vicinity, that
• be pas n,nened an office in Veneer, Pa.:. for the practice RAIL RO A DS„ '
sat Dent lostry. Its has had coneitterable credence In the
pi ofessslon. Ind getters himself to to able to give gen
ei al satisfaction in his haziness, PITTS.. RT. WATNEI CIIICAGO RAILWAY.
..Z - 'ogiee la the old -Dorraty lintel" holding. On and after JualBth,l66B. Iratna will leave ,Stations
5 bird street, Repley,"Te. All work warranted rot one d a il y . ( s o o n " excevte d) its follows. (Train 14,„.big
y ..ar.
J. 8. DOtillORN. . Oilcans) at lint, P. M.. leaves dally.l ('Pain leav
el7:49:ll. • :•• - , fog Pittsburgh at 2.15 P. M., leaves daily.]
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, DP, WM. li. SU'rIIERLAND, Tastes dOINO Wt?.?,
• •- 'lrxr's. B.T.Ps. [ALIT'S. ExP'a
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ti).Je,N yrJ S''T', , :: • Pitteburgh • i l 613 an Alt 915 eat Max I
la' Ti .I%"*Lit"r''' 7 2BAN.EB P END' 'A Rmheatt . ' • -11E6 - 1040 11:M . . 196)
T 11.4. ---,1.e." , .• •-•'-j ...t. - .... •.. • .......... .., Saleln - ~.........,..111011 .' 19111 rat -1513 ; 447 •
h";'"., • . ' 7.74 ',"'''.A.' . •:': .: • •37ithi*lit' s•-•,, ,,. .,. , ,,- ~, .- *iglo .-•i ' - - - ...; .1191Irt` -lir - . • Nal•••, .MO • ,
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CeOl_.:e ',w i mple: „; .. ~ ; ... .., i
~.11.207 853 '1:08 • 145
widtatto • • 1 - * - • ' '..`..1.- , ~.,t'. .- Vriort r e B : l T Mansfield .... .. ...' . . - ...1 1 400 ' fito 913 . 916
T 1 JEVNET.
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Bncyius • •t 446 5311 1015 , 945
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1129
c fa t i o . ,
1 1 0 015 1 .; - 6 5 010
-I , • ' ' 'tipper Sandusky 718 719 'lll4 • 1066
Watch 2714k5r and !To erg , Foram I 740 . 751 1147 . 1111
; 908 008 11501 Ll97rx
Third Street, Beaver ; oral a., Wert
...., , ,, n5 unn 207 228
On room adjoining J. C. Wilson'. office.l" . • Fort W ayne • 11210Pli I IMO 890 MO '
Gold watches and ebronometers.repaired and war Columbia . PM 1237 an Sts6 , 337
tutted. 11ngrav tog done to order ; • Warsaw. • . I 155 135 419 • 421
//The patronage of the public is solicited, and Ply.nouth I ' , 300 Ma , 1155 ' 510
eattsfaction enarato eel Give us a trial. Valparaiso ' ,1 447 4 415 TM 635
stertrtigi:4m. ' • ' • ' . Chicago it W 1 MO 910; 690
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TRAD.:9 COMO EAST.'
FARME. ft S • •
T is:t 'Nit e. t,i' 9e I --------.IEIILX ExP.° ' E IP'11 •1 E3r2
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rI.IIIP. .. wooein 1•1 ED DAVIN ' P CU_ :riiKut C hicago . • 'i l 320ast 920rit 5.1.5rx 450 am
Grist kid la thorough repair With now ooltsitte , Valparaisol l s9 1106 710 657
end haying secured the services te . Vilinftrti Soiltalve. Plymouth. . ' 1 1125 IL-TAM 9(1) 910
our'old miller, and tato of the-Industry mill, we ins wa ro w ' illtitrat 183 950 1020
prepared to warrant au work and give the largest tern 'Columbia "100 111 Iwo 1116
eat or any mill west of the mountains. ,- ' I Fort Wayne 1,200 815 1116. itdOrs
Como One. Owe all gait Try
.1,18 I Van Wert 1 ISI . '440 1215. as 966
~ LITAIIIBIt, SHINGLES Lima 585 115 319
Forest ' •1 NM . f 63. ' 218 443
AND LATII, as cheap as threlseaoest. -
J. at 1.1. DARRAGIL I.l . pper Sandneky - • it 5,3 a 718., 242, 514
•il 609 801 816 657
' ' Sharon Mille, Deaver.costaty, Pa. ' Bucyrus
) Gal . 910 355 8
1 635 . ,880 840 G3O
inertia.
.1 Crestline
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Manstleld I 110411
II 723 1917 424 610
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Wooster • II 815 1100 ' 550 810
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Orrrllle • ii 515 1197, 615 841
• Massillon • 1( 946' • 1157 Gt 7 920:
A Canton 1;1009 1:418rd 703 940
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Alliance , '1045 1235 if 5 1040
Salem 1 :1114 159 1125
Rochester • 112.56 ate 862 11( 6 . 125PN
Pittsburgh ' 0 155 .. 410: 1110 180
JOS. ORFiEIZ I
ricutingury MECHANICIAN,
7 AND'
EVinlrr -,:9;11:1rts ilankfaclurta.
ettee u d Itesiticuce,
. ROCUEST£II, PA,
Beaver .Seminary , & Institute
!,!, F, 8s LON OFEXS,F , PT; 81:1 31 41.
'rill ,b
s seGOOL:I4O LONG ,lqp 811AcEWFV11,LT
1 conducted by Profdravlor,inddble huubsthntP•ofrdra
cztr utln courpee In the Oldreice, f.ng/biG end Miiste.
Fur cutabigues addecus G. T. TAYLOIL,
Chas. 13. Hurst,
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Notary' . • Public, Coh*eyancer
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and, poartuice •
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--r- N EED:4 A 7,10 AGREEMP:7 , .tTS W.ItITTEN AND
acknowledgement* taken, &c.. ,
Saving been only cetimagionott asAgent for sever•
stl tir.t inuorance Caropontro: representing the
F3.lr, fife. Archrent, and Live Stock DepattmentP,
preoliTNl to take riekp and write polities on tho most
bbr.ral term*.
• AlatkuAgent for-the "Anchor Lino'' pf Prot.,
diicesn Steamer*.; Tickets soid,,to snd front allpOrtlaas
En ttland„.fteland: Plcotland, - Oermtuar and•Fiancie.s In
Car. iq Lease brick row, Diamond, Xocbeater„
;.prty'ca. I ' ra•
J. b. lIIIOOI4IIIIIIAOHIL SEC.. 6 TAZAII
INDUSTRY SALT CO.
mAxtricTumni. JAI) DX.14.11R11 IX '
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TABLES'4 COARE. SALT,
Industry„tAl:er -Co.. Pa.
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AU Dolt Put up In goodorder ood.warrdnted to give
. . eatlifsettion.
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AU orders pronaptli attended Io
seopletf. \
One of the Largest & Most Sucoes,sfu
WIIORSAIKIJATIOURIS,
is the old extensive and reliable house or
Wm. Flemming,
No. 130 WOod street,
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PITTSBURGH, P 8..
OGOODS WILL BE SOLD AT EASTERN PRI
kJ oat, and will be found to , compare In extent and
warbity with Ant class bombes in New York. The
etock ontudets of Men and 'Boys Far and Wool Date.
Silk and emokimero Hata, Men and Days Cape, Ken,
Boy* mid al Ildrens Straw goods. Palm leaf Da ta, . Sha
ker lloode,Sundowns. Idullea'andUbsees Untti:2l%tond
end untrimmed.' Country Meruhentdare huelted to ell
and examine our Stock.
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Inca vol. Colitity, " Tea chers ' Initt. iilromunars'''lo - iiiiiiiigl.l
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_AT 44 4 40, 4 ; 4-
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• BaiDozwerms, Oct,O 27, 113 M. ;.- ' ritigia'Arki t i66t,, 'O -. 0 :•' : ; ' alieNt'
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Yonngstown, liew!Castle and Eliexpress leave
Youngstown at p. m; ; Ntnv Cradle. 4 „E ;00 p.m; MTh ep,
at Pittsburgh, 6:00 p. m. Itetnrning, !elves Pittsburgh
Tan a. mart. at Youngsto;rn,lo:4s. N. Castle, r4O a. in;
Yonngstown. New Castle and Pittshnrgh AcCommo•
dation leaves Youngstown, 6:00 a. In; New Castle,l:lo
a. in arrives at. Allegheny, 10:00 a. m. Returning,
leaves Allegheny, 4:15 p. in; arrives New Castle, 7:05
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p. m; Youngstown, WA p. m.
P. R. MYERS. (tonere! nag Aggiu'
'--cusvatianrs -prrrasuitou- waimatuo.
Off'stitattet!Sepf:l4,l.B6B, tridne rtlUeSve4lltallon•
-dallr(Snidaye evoepted) 4111 folltOsl 1.._1.
001140 fIOCT/t
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...!' 84d 1221 :...
di 950 10E1 , :...
...i1!025 ' 141 ....
... 1220 920 ....
... 1154 MA ....
I 'r3svit 400 . ...:
Cleveland.....
Euclid Street.
llndaon
Ravenna .....
Alliance
Bayard .
Wellaylife:....
G.(4Ntil sorait. '' , •
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______H• MAIL. Exr's! Acco N
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501 , - -,-,-.---
Wellsville...l.. :.-.:-....) 8.104.5 t 400rx . ..... ....
Alrance • rt 1,1022 1 022
11'20 5•27 . ....
.7:liast
Ravenna .., i
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004 ...... 831
And • ,12210 •ral
fAll - 910
Eyelid Street • 1•137 714 .1 - 7107,
Cleveland ' 1 150 715 ' 1030
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• . IBsp's Exe.e. RAIL. retro
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I Wort
tellalr ' • • 1 105nair 2 0 0/34 :ft. •
Bridgeport 1111.5 in. , 5 :210 ' ' ....
Stenbenville ..... 11 1 / l eat 7413 'IIB7 . 2 1:
Wellsville • ' 145 350 430 ' :t41344
Snilth's•Verry . • 1 207 212 ' :45.4 655
Beaver • - 1
Rochester ' 11145 • OW .5.15 , Tao
Plusburgh II 1153 lOl5 , 310 r i3.113
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GOING WINT. • '''
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;:ibitii.. Earn. Err's: :Acco
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Pittabne,,h - .1100sx 200 Pa 415str =re
:Rochester • ' • • 710 • 805 . 1550 440
Beaver . ' OM 000 1100
Smith's Ferry A irn , iiBs 533 •MS .'
Wellsville ( 82.5- 405 . 715_ . 306 .
Steubenvilles.... 1 SW 500 • 8(6• ~/.--..;
Brideport IMS 210 9:2 ~..
Bella'ir 1 1045. 020. , 925 , ,• 1.....
, TrBCARA WAS BRANCH.
Lamm, . 1 AITIIIII
N. PhP.Adelpbby 900 i. - m. I Bayani., , OW*. m.
Bayard, Itlo,m. • I N. Phllndelph SOO pm.
' R. MEYERS. General Ticket: Afoot.
License Notice
Aptlleaata for Levine •t Ilovembet Saasiona, 1068.
EATING n 01331.
Rochester Vero
Rochester Bono
JOHN A. FRAZIER. Clorks
W. W. Mealy .
John Chalic
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Oct. 91.1868.-81
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Beaver, coinity 'Teicheral annintl. Institute
'conveyed. at ihe.call of the netiotY snpc. la&
Whithem, Ir. the . Union. School building in
Rocbeeter,,in Monday, wonting thc 19th inst.
and wascall4to order bi 'whtchats;
and opened with - prairer. by the Rey,. J.
Rockwell, Principal of the Roclurater Union
sehak • •
A temporary organi s r.ittton i licas 0.04 'bir:
choosing Prof. J. J. Rockwell temporary Sat.
and' appointing a leonitnittee ot%tive 'for the
purpose Of reporttni;permenent offloetil for
the easociation.., After, as absence of. 4bOut .
ten taunt, the:committee: reported, the fol.
lowing
, nerned Potsciacythe wait, unanitnonst ,
chgsea. tO ierve'foi l. thd,
Pplairlentr-Shpt. •James
-Beeretari--T. H. Donets.
4.4 86 # 61 4 1.3 Maiver.'o;lo
• ; • ir
Treasurci7--J, J. Rockwell
Ravi:dive' Camtiattietz—G: .31. Fields; chair:
rant!, B. A. Lakin, J. IL Christy, Kate Rood,
Jentile Dicicer. -
Committee to providolomes for Teachers
from, abroad—Prof. J.' .L , ltockwell and .hts.
worthy itsslste . teachere, Misses Rena, Gray •
Herce,r,,,lll.6nrhead,peetter,
All persona engaged in the prom,siois
. o
teaching In the county who were present du-
ring the sessions of the In s titute weres.;enrid
led as t!cilre meinbeis ; at/daring the a4stotte
which lasted until noon •61.7riday, the:2414,.
100 teachers were enrolled ; and the average
daily attendance , was , seventy-one ; besides
qultea number of 'clergymen,- CUX:01111,' and
'seek agents, who were enrolled as honorary
membeis, and rendered much to the prosper
ity of-the Institute.
Having etrecteda permanent organization
the - eseentive committee - repcirted the pubject
of School Government for discussion for the
I remaining part of the morning session. • .
Prof B. B. Li4km opened the discussion in
some•very appropriate remarks, and was fol
lowed by Messrs. G. M. Fiat* Dr. Bracken.
Whitham and
. others . tit brief and
practied*rdniarks on the great.nnd all impor
taut subject to the teachers of the present gen'
oration. Before adjourning for dinner it was
unanimodusly agreed, by resolution.tbat the
sessions shoidd be as follows: Morning ses
sion from 9 a. 31. to 12 ,st., afternoon ft•ont
P. Y. to 4% P. IL, and the evening session frown
7P. 31. to 9 P. M. Adjourned. • • •
Afternoon session convened At 114 P. 311.
Supt. Whittuim presiding.. Roll was villed
and sixty - three teachers i•espondiol. 31inutes
of morning session were read and approved :
The executive committee reported the tol
lowing programtuefor afternotin session:
Discussion-73innners and tbe.beat metbpd
of torichipktintm. • • •
grill In 'Orthogi4bi.lix..Prof. G. 31.
•• r -
Class Drill in Reading, G. L. Eberhart.
-__Chiss Drill in Engl lab Grammar, 13. B. La
kin. '
•The question for discussion was discussed, teachers, which was well receive). Rext per
et length, by Messrs'. Eherhart, Fields, Dr: tormenee wile an, essay by Alp Iconic we:
cer. Subject: The. teachers responsibility
lireekenridge and others, all sgreeAng that b_y
example was the only true method of tench. for the morals otitis scholars, which evinced
ing them, and that It necessarily followed that much thought and conviction on the part of
the teacher should tie mannerly if he 'would the essayist,,,and_that she huld herikli respOii- t
teach manners effectually, from the fact that elide to a certainsextent for morals of her pu.,
we are ail imitative beings; and that the pct. pals. The question 'of the teachers tesponsi
pile will try to imitate all the actions of their bility for the moral training of his pupils was
teacher, if they respect him aa'they should. discussed by Messrs Inman, 'Rockwell, . Don-
At 2:15 r. it. the members of the Institute Om,. Eberhart toulGilehrist, all agreeing that
were divided into , three divisions—A, B, 0-- they were to a certain extent as much ie.'
and, given to Messrs. Fjelds, Lakin andEber- spensible for lie moral as the mental and pby
hart each one division, who instructed them sisal Lublin of the Puelig: • , .
in the above named branches for one hour Prof. Cooper next , entertained the audience
arm 'a half each, as folloWs:
with one of Ids usual interesting and instrue-
Prof. Lakin took A division into a,separate tyre lectures for about halt an., hour on the
apartment of the commodious , school build- best method of teaching English . (}rummer,
lug and instructed Its members In the subject but apace will not permit me to give his
of teaching English Grammar. .• , ruethod, and those Welters who were not in
Prof. Eberhart took B division into another. Otendance at the Institute will have to do
apartment and instructed its Members in the without some of the most. excellent, ideas we
subject of teaching reading. - 1 . have ever heard on the subject. ~ ~_ , ,
-After the lecture some questions were asked 1
Prof. Fields remained in the , general bust-
t he le c turer , .4 . •
by Dr. ..ureckenridge and a . 1 -
flea's' hall of the Inatitute and gave instructions - , -
to C division in teaching orthography. swerial satisfactorily, I thank to', the majority
c
I the teachers present; but the Dr. took ex-
This method of, imparting instructions' in
the several branches taught in our schools was c 6 i'l mns o, hnd there thii'excleise 'dello!. '
pursued during the day sessions of the lamb, The oi?ject 0( N eitlir o ton was next consider-,
ed trine b y. Prof. Lakin In some
consider
tube until Thursday at noon ; and .1 should tora short t
brief remarks:o,nd %mien. without appearing
'State here Melt the dlilsioni changedtubject,
id, each drill, and iii this t4thod all the nidm- to solicit any remarks further, than 'those
here of the Institute received instructions in litalle IV .hi In. , , 1 ' " • '
,
all branches taught. Aster the time speettled The subject 'How to make progrent in teach" '
for dustbin closed Ad reassembled - in the tie was next considered by. Prof Cooper at
general business room, and' 'fifteen , minutes some length, and as usual With _ids leettires
was devoted to criticisms on , the methods of on all subjects was highly apprietated.nnd 1
instruction pursued. ..- I well taken. , After which the association ad-
• The subjeet* Of teaching orthography was Nourned to meet In the Town Ballet 7 o'clock•
discussed at some length by Messrs. Dr. ..
' Tovrx MaLIL E;te.iittio "Ssuision. : .
Breckenridge, Rev. J. W. Martin, D. D., Th e
Hill
i in the evening wasrlilled.alinost
Douglas, Whitham and others, ill advepating
the anyletic and written methods, also the to overflowing with teachers and Out friends
of education who we r e highly entertained by
great importance of teaching Phonetic spel
addresses from Prot R. T. Taylor, or Bea'ier,,
ling. ~ , - . • , _
and Prof. 'Gilchrist,' Supt. of the common
After the criticisms on teaching (orthogra
phy had closed Prof. Eberluirt entertained the schc;°l° " I.W.4shingt°l/: county ' -Th.! former
,
.espying nearly an hour on the suoject 'Tee
audience with select readin,g until the hour '
Teacher: and the latter quite: an . bour
of adjournment. Adjourned to meet in Town
comparing the old system of Witching with
BO! at ''.l 1% AL "
- • - ; the present. and from the strictadention gilt,
MAIL. ACA:ox.
*2Or
0171
T9l/1 4 2 HALL, MONDAY EV251510.
Institute coniened at lo'cinek, Supt. Whit.
ham in the enair. Minutes of afternoon les
s on weni read and apProved.
. ,
, G. L. Eberhart entertained the audi
ence half an hour with aLectufe oti the very
important subject of .''Little Things" ,and
his addresn pointed the teacher to many little,
thingehomikaguilty ofgoing that he should
not do; also to many little things he was hab
it:tutted to leaving undone which heshould do.'
Nest performance of the evening was an
elegant :Lecture on the subject "Parents and
Teaehei a s daties,to the risinggeuiration" by
Prot J. J:ltoCkwelt .which was well receiv
ed by all who had the privilege of hearing it.
Andlist, btktbY no` means the least per
foment* of the evening, wet a 'cetera by
Prof. B. B. Lakl on* sublvd or giaglish
• Institute convened at'
. 11 =4 PCB: adil Was
by Prot_ c 436 10ri:
Normal &boa. •
Alteresllingthtroll
Proving the min!
Monday. abciat
lidded to.the roll,
iadng D
of ep3rciscs wcy,O,
plinassdrill it
claniftlii
twit ;
Clan. diii!
ger...cf
D. Clam drillin
Grammiir, , sea(
statist:o4o'lo ''l6-nsrat. A..
... as Olt
. „Tr
Mor. l 44. l idd WesOttstifii. th fr
GeographY, eeD,idivislr..eptaining apa 1,
ceiving instricitions frog} PO; Cooper in the
most therough,litteriiitinitinif itistreetlio,
drill we hails everhad the p hof Witnelii
ing. 1.•.; n . • ;
If !pee wouldjmormit I sad;o01.1,111ke
low him through hie frill *Vial and other
days ca; he aultieCtisnolthall
, •
have to let a very, few nunniki(stiffice.
commences the study by: hattinin - the recoil*:
ites for studying, next assigns definite' let
son, th'‘ns3.o4nito time to `stedy tho fsason,,
and explains any thing, Wet may be t '
to understand, next 'aces •that the lemur , is
studied properly. !whaling 4 classesk' recitci •
favors taiitigl,bCelist recite .as Mimi c
without the teacher *Wei, any cinestiow
Ist, giving the location of a country; 2d its
extent; nd introits; 4 its boundaries; 5 its
reliefs; titbits Waters ; 7th tie soil, 'climate;
runductions, animals, education,„&e;
describing all end giving the custoner, ;and
habits, and buiitieSsof the people in the 00130;
try described. itp.aisp favors TriniOnt_, . 1 %;•
views, by reiiiting some of his pupils td
Write out .upon the plackboard the subject
' matter of soul. presionsreoltation, lbel The
specified time tor' class haiiiig eipired and
Divisions A:IE44 C few minutes
it was taken isgin general dmewefien 013 sub;
jects in which:instruction lied been given.
Thu subject of genial Disciplthewastaken
and its impoilance discussed in a lively and.
entertaiiiine*ussion, by. -Messrs per,.
Dr. lirixtkeridga, G. L Eberhicriand others'
until the heati:kfor adjoutiment. ' •
- On Media/ ik was umnsimistudy • agreed to
limit on general_ discussion • 'tod
five Witt* except the nopening d gensaleis,
unlissWilims: be given Institute
Institin
adjou
Thll4 - ' — ciosW 20th.1828,
• • ,
Instituteloolitteet - t. . waen
aillei! and minutes of morning' session read
and spnmved. Miss Anderson of Rochester
Union school sad snelegant may on,What tn.
centiv. s tc study shehld be eppeiled to by the
, -
en by tho audience I think both addresses, as
they should be, were highly esteemed. After
souteexceilont vocal music by. Profs. 'John
Carter, 0. R. Coo,rand nthers, the audience,
dispersed and the Institute adjourned.
,WioUtuithor Mounixo, Oot.21; ,
Institute con:Vont:4 at 1) , A: u., '
andwaiopen..
ed with prayer by Dr. Breckenridge. . " Roll
was Called, absentees Marked. and minutes Of
previous session read and approved,
:11ass drillswere conduCted during the morn
ing is at previous sessions.
' Drill in written arithmetic liy . Prof. Benj.
Franklin. - •
Drill in English Grammar by ProL B. B.
Lakin. •
Drill in Geography by J. A. Cooper.
Di ill in Reading by Prof. Eberhart.
New divisions : were asaigned to each of
•
lnatacttoa'Ocinii:dies'soriessi
'b r as' t meds4ilit! 641 . 11014041.0,
,iiiikou**) l 3., , : theiltOan'a
for lifte6A sohiatei itter
Wttoti WS rooted liVi," l :9 l eadki. **V
*aaNatit. Assderalol9l,l*l.4l:ala' the
dodo orpoi taimAierl l ,4fost
"letialt `TeOst::Ar3inii *siviabiA`iktik*
Oatiiit *hook the Efttreeed3or'hii* inut The
:Vakoidr a t in iridditli3:vOir,.innasied
4*aille*elta lil wtkataa:ll a Vaal *it
4:44ottiogio. find reagoplaii.4**l.6;24o
(tag itst die lava by rm . zb.trbet***,
' . *Pd ”t -r: lc • 0-, :•1*
i iputhata Aidarittatrat' tl#P 34ige* - 4
pAptinte, of t pyr*Ailitui lf lyrlANipto
Ox: 0 440-Witli tllle knowing,ist
jart" riVartffiagfakeitais44oAtlo.
#444foraidwil*;.s4°.**42l-1-3.
tee on on pernetnetirmititnationwasltO'Welt,
, proceeded with the election which resulted in
the, eta etion B. B. .Lakin, J.J. Rockwell,'
G. if. Fiel4, Jennie Mercer and G. 14. Eller
had as said committee for the-cawing year.
The itonimltteee:ect organized by selecting
Pri~f. Cleo . liL Fields thairman.and Mise.:Jen
uiciAlercer Bee., and- all persons having-bus.:
ineas eenneetC4 with the examination Will
sukieis G. k. Fields, at New Brighten , or,
Miss Mercer RoChester. '
The . ieinainteg portion of the atterucka.
VW occupied- by a 'lecture on Physical Geog
raphy by - Pear ,
Cooper, alecture an Phyaint
ogyty Dr. A': W. Acheson of Bottepri ands
ecture 411,1 Theory and Pr+►ctico of teaching
by
,Prof. Cooper, each of Which was hig
instructive sta. entertaining. ' •
Yd tho oveningithe town !mil was crowded
with the friends of education who •were hig
)y entertained with lectureipy Profs. Gilchrist
and Cooper; the former on general education
al topics, ;and . the latter on the subject
."En
,
gland." - - • , •,
TnVitsperliosaina,"Oct.. SW 1868
Institute convened at 9A. M. and was
opened with
,prttyer I Prof. G. M. Flcth.,
Minutes of Sessions of previous afternoon and
evening were read and approved, and on cal
ling roll 83 teachers answered to their names
hetng the, - greatest number that answered at
any call.during the Institute. Tile first Per
formanco of the morning was an easy on:the
subjectof public/Rxhibitions and examina
tions by • 31.. T. G. . Hillman. the subject was
dimmed at 801310 length by Messrs Rochwell
Rberhart, 'Whit ham, each endorsing the im
portance of tiotbbut differing vastly as to the
manner at conducting them. ."
tier Cormadee wei an elegantessa y by
Miss Emma Hays on tho subject Random
Thought's... •
Piot Cooper next entertained theinstlinte -
with 31 very_elOtOt lecture:os.lollianivs, In
which ho explainixi:the theOrlesiiitnanlng to
sli. volcanic eruptioni in a manner. - ; which
shcwed him to be a' teacher of alrmall.
Inman abilities. . •
Prof. Lakin occupied the remaining por
tion of the morning correcilng•and it giving
his method of teaching to correct false syntax,
In revery:able and forcible manner, showing
that
,he thoroughly 'understood the subject
which.he taught, after which Institute ad•
Mourned until 1-80 r. sr.
Afternoon session convened at the usual
time and seer calling roll and, reading and
approving Minutes ,of previous session the
Rev. dairies Shields favored the Institute with
a very interesting instructive and entertain
ing lecture for the space of about about ao. ]
minutes. .
• llihr•day having. been designated•and 1
notniced as Direct Ors day of the Institute the
afternoon was act apart for discussing mat
ters of general intertst to dii.ectors. On cal
ling over.the names.of the different school
districts of the county, but seven directors of
the _c linty responded. Viz. Messri Shields
and Inibrie ni Beaver Brim.; S. Cross or
Rochester Berri., Messrs, Fields and Franklin,
of Fallston Born., Mr. J. Mellon of New Se;
Wickley allorough Tp.
Some 'general remarks • respecting the duties
of directors and - the -advancement -of the
schools were madaby !deists Fields, Cross, :
. 11 ell on and Shield's; aft ei - wlitch'ofir' Worthy
anct ellicierti.Beputy State Supt: Mr. Coburn,
favored the institute by deflate.; the: portions
of tir 'school rktho , State , relating to
teaelier's certificates &C.; lie., after which the
Listitnte inljonimed.
• The Itistittite 'wits andressetl in the evening
by'l" .; :rof. J. W. Martin - D. D. •en the subJeet.'
of teschingthe deaf and dung) alphabet . lit
twoorsepernte addresses Of thirty minutes each,
which were ofei very entertaining as well as
mufti character. Prof. Gilchrist entertain.'
ed, the andlence with one of lain very interest
, lAand instructive lectures on the 'subject of
oral education until the hour of adjourn.
, , •
• .FILIDAY MORIIING Oct. 23d1e83. • '
•
Institute convened at 9 a.m. BupL Whit
ham presidiniand was opened with Prayer
by Prof. Coburn. .
Theron tuna celled and the midutes of pre;
vials meeting read and approved.
On niotionProts Lakin, J. H. Christy and
Benj. F ranklin were . appointed ri
the
iii draftvesolutions cipreasive of, the feelings
of the. inember'of the Institute..
On motion 'Messrs Itockwell, Fields and
Laken were appointed a committee to solicit
alms of the lectures delivered by Messrs
Shields, Cermet:, Taylor and Gil
christ from them for publication tor the ben
efit of the teachers of the crinnty who did not
have the pleasure of hearing them.
On motion MCssrs Henry ilice KM. of Bea
ver, Rev. W G. Taylor of Philipsburg, and
Capt. Geo. S. Barker of New Brtghton . were
appoirii4 - a committee : to Confer 'With like
committees from PintlerimlAlleglumy Conn
tiei with regard 'to establishing a Normal
schoolin this the 12th distriet:' .
The committee on . resolatlens presented
11,,ffte'resoTutVgiswItIstritwirietacceir•
edlot:., '.•;mo r igiiiig n itir. - ,1. ft:th 1:- 1
'1) 1 11Ori?!i-7,/:; 'OA letiC)Aiiiitlii4Aiiiitil
ty , 411 1 4Pfeil:, 4.icaiad"aliirtilibililist
la?* 4, l ,qie94. ll al.Wrirail'ldititfteWkletii n
44:94!bin4 a ndtir s lV;iiiii#‘ iiiivi - 10t.ea, 01 4
II i 3 •; %(' 0 1 ( 1 l'ef . :Pe - . 131 : 01 t .Wbl irrbr r in& • ,
1i 4 ,ti,7411i . , Vefsio43' an4 .- Titas*clilesliiito ck 1
0,-*- 41 0 16 Pr* aiina :iet.li re tti lila ii4ic
' tgate4 to th_TF 6 O l 4 ;Ilia ‘FP 1 1 'ii no-
Mee Thiletli leitelieri"tinlfrfenttlifrifiad
nailiotrartiindeliteetii otii 1 iiiptrAuiiet
1 $
'0 } ill i4iiii •liiiipi,iii6iilll eftittaii asi: -
11 OisiiiiiiiViitiiiii:*4l4 11 Ifii r:1
0441iiciii:tintraaifvii#6146 ) fitiedot iii.
grkitistitiitei:4Nkii .ilieclil64 iinlorciid
#OO l - 41 , 1 *Si u 4 t itO t tleS r il i jit ee h l
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• ;; b 1 ;17 3 •; sPlit PO: 1, -AptS 4 .6ift - .o_:Phi t h. , , i, d
filliAlcVl 4 iitio'nynti;.9 ll .c3?,44entzul-,,
***W4lo#l44 43 rVlSk a ltifie s agtl
P4furre4 thq c-,iii,. an la .. .n .
render, the institute Interesting end' tnstnict
ipa
Resolvc i
k That vie . tender our' iluinks to,
to ministerspt the Gospel for their, presence
during; the.. sessions of our Institute, sod es
pecially,
.to Roy. J. Shields and - Prof. R. T,
Taylor and J. W. Martin for. their able and
i rite reAing lecturer. ' .
Resolved. that we tender our, etrnestifianka /
to the eitlieha 'orßochester for 'their interest
in thelestitute "; also they are entitled to our
grateful reniembrincri ` ;or having so bounti
fully provided for the comfort and; conyien-
Wilke of, ilie•teacherpt. ' '
Resolved, tbat we tender onrhearty thanks
to Messrs Ca-ter, Coe and others for the excel-
lent 'lneste . tiy .'which the Institute wars°
highly`enterta Wed.
Resolved, that we tender our thal!tts to the
school directors of Rochester for the use 'of
the excellent ,and commodious school build.
ing &Win& the sessions of our ,InstiOpc. -
Res4iied, that we recommend, whercever
itractiattile, the formation of distnct Intl-
tutee, in:Having that thereby a class of teach
cis can be,reached, whose presenee at a coun
ty Institute is a rarity; but whose Ideas need
revision.
Resolved, that the proceedings of this In
stitute be , published in the county papers:
The last, but not least performance of the
Institute was the closing address of the wor
thy and time honored teacher and Deputy
State Supt. Prof. Coburn, on the deties-of the
teacher, pup ressing on the minds of the teach
ers the,sorcem responsibilities of the post thin
he occupied ; the duties and responsibilities
the teacher; owed to hicaseir:to his God, to
his pupils; to the school directors, to the pa
rents of the children in his elta.rge,in taking
care of the Physical, Mental and Moral tram
tog of their children while entrurted to MTN
also the duty he owed to the Stite.as the State
'Owns the children and has a right to damn d
at'bia—the Leaches hantisrrthatAli childre
shall be good men and- women.
_ After a briereddresa 127 .. ,0ur worthy Sept.
the Institute Anurner.l thina'die„' Add .1' treat
that'all who lied-the pleasure of attending tha
sessions of the institute will find themselves
greatly breathed and much better qualified
to perform the Many ditties (Mirth-lug upon
them in their sellools.' I -
The remarks .made by all p resent seemed
to evince great ritisfactien with results of the
Institutaand the general good feeling winch
Prevailed throughout the sess'ons are tokens
of much being 'done.
T llama Dount.as, Sec.
TOE TWO CLERKS.
AT WILLIAM L. WILLIANIL
In Slarket Square, in the pleasant city of 1
IderrYport, was a crockery-ware store, over
the'door of which' was a block' sign bearing,,
in gilt letters, the name Benjamin Hudson
For many yiers.thiscrockery.ware storohad
Sheen there, with the great pitcher hanging in
front for a sizn; Indeel, When 3lr. Hodson
first opened the store, some flirty years pre.
vionsly, be wait quite a.young man, and the
sign over his door was very bright and hand
some ; but now his eyes had .grown dim, and
the owner was called Hudson" by all
the boys and girls of the city.
The windows of this store had great attrac
tions farall the children thatpassed tha t way.
There were beautiful vase*, baridsome China
mugs, with "Ellen," "Fanny," "Williitai," and
lets of btlier"naincs• Inscribed !npdn: them
there were also plates, .with pictureken them
representing Franklin's- maxims; and fupny
clocks, shithed like,degi,that would roil their
eyeballs tocand Ire 'every time' they ticked,
and man i - other' things, .curiout .and Rime
, . , -
Aklr. Benjamin Hudson bad grown , rich in
lira_ business, for he tend cimilucted lt, all him
self, taken care that nothing should he
wasted or lost by neglect. Fie had Wale mis
takes; to ha sure; as eveiy man will , make'
some blunders during ow lifetime, but by skil
ful management be quickly recovered from
them. Sixty-five years had begun to bend
ova. Hr. itudion's shoolders, and dim' the
brightness of hig eye, and ho found-business
wore irksome than it formerly bad been.
must have a partner," said he, ono day
to hitntell; as he sat 1 31 fare a cheerfar
must have sonui one interested in the busi
ness who la young and active, and will take
the weight from off my 'shouller, for I can
not does I used to do.'
Now, in Mr. Hudson's employ ! were two I
young men—Herbert Bond and Charles Sett
mour. They had been with him an equal
length of time, and had performed their du-'
tics faithfully and well. Charles dki his
work .quiekly, and had a smart, way 'about
him that made people think he was greatly
isuperiorto . Herhort, who had a more quiet
demeanor, and accomplished quite as much
without making a greststir about it.
' must have either Herhercor Charles for
a partner," soliloquized Mr. Hudson ;•"which
one I 'cannot' decide. They both do very
well in the store, hut-I ought to know some
thing of them out of the store, and I am anr
,
ry te say that that is a point I have never
paid proper attention to. My clerks come
hero in the . mornmg and go away at night;
what becomes of them over night, I know
not; and yet I ought to know. Neither of
them have parents in the city; they live in
some of the numerous boarding-houses, and
I hope are steady and well-behaved. I must
see them in their. home, and then ilecide
which shall be my partner."
The nest day Mr. Hudson ascertained the
boarding-places at his two clerk& without
letting them know for what purpose; and af
ter supper, that evening, lib; wife and daugh
ters were somewhat astonished to see him gc
to the hall, and put on his coat and hat.
"Where are you going, papa?" asked Lily,
the youngesSdauzhter, Who could bardly re
=:MI
airs om munt o t o,.- ; ,6,4_ ,.
ADVIII
_at " . . .tamitL tunosis "
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Unison, walking in anti isklitglholudr-i -At
took a notion to call around andasehow ymi
ware this stetting. j ": , (. ' ,": . - - 7 _,_ a' .
Bond cairn:med. himself as 1 4141 1 , 1 1 ,
t Waall
to stir his employer ; and while he too Itlp
hat and cane, Mr. fludson glaitoedarelltid Ms
chamber. 'lt was , en, auk, ' rooraVedillk - Awor
dormer windows; a good Aromas , banded •
*an open. grate ; ; a , book-rack: !Pled, with
books, adorned one aide, of - the roma, *bile
the centre of the floor was 'occupied by a We'
ble, on which were writing rakterishr.... ,-,,„ ..-,
"You look very cosy- bere„, Hubert i _ lan.;
why do you have an attic room? .
.Axe•theilt
noun that you call have below'stinft •
;0, yes, sir; but this room le a dollar Pet, ( '
week cheaper, and I have all • tb6 , more mew '
ey to send to my, tither." reaped Herbert. .:
"Is n't your fa t ther wall oil t" ittquilisk3(4
[Judson. I •
"Mit very . * ; be used to be Proattfileig 1411
.his basheat was! diesstrons...sal ,- • be :ba s .
great deal of money." add a m''. ~., :..,, i 1 i i •.1,
"What do. you find to . d4favritliPt polPai
Almellapg heavy 7, '- • ' -,.' '': ' 3
“0, no sir! I have boOkt wiestastlifto
ha
to write. Tornigbt Iva Wilting.
want me to make ; them , a ;shit ;,!Mgd o rsi
father that It is a pretty busy time. k
but when it is ever I ihs.li ask yin ,
days absence," answered Herbert. • 1:• - :fii.,
"Yon shall Lave it willingly," acid J
Hudson ; 'Md.*" be added;;'TOO OUP.
ever call upon you t" ' ~ , •
a,No sir. I haie asked him to dosololltut
times, but he bas,never called." '
"Are iron contented here he Ws boarding.
house?' inquired Mr. Hudson. _
"It is a very , good boarding-ImM And
Mrs. Buntin treats me very kindly ; but IV
ten wish that I could live at ,home wttli ray
rather and mother " answered Herbert;
"And viiki ti osiay,Oti? Saw far la it iron .
hero?" ask hhitmployer. ,• '
"It Is twenty-fiVe miles, sir; rather 1a
travel every day;, and kbr I *smolt sibyl
the expense,7 was,Merbat's reply.
:"What time shouldy'ou reach the skin La
the morning
"At - halt past eight, sir."
• "And you would have totem at what keat
n the afternoon ;7 _ •
“About nit past lee, sir:* ••• •
•
"Nut verrieuf bouts for busmen Per.
baps it can be arrangktio that yeti tsltl Hec
at hone, Herbert. •
"0, !Should like it se f could II
am so homesick hero In tine ftl w was (be
c'erk's reply. , ' •
"Well, I'll look into the matter,. lintbett.
It seems a pity that one whole [bed GC, hie
home can't Hite there, in One times 4i tail-
ways and fluttleaveling,” said Mr. Hadion
and be lose to depart Herbert thanked him
for his visit' and said it would plume Wren
see Mr. Hudson vain.
The nkl geetleman descended. the Mahe,
well satisfied with the call, and add le bane
self: "Now. On Chides Behmour's I Wipe
I shall find him as well occupied as Huebert
Bond." •
On the way to the bone, which was And
or four streets distant, litr. Hudson's stiett
tion was attracted to three young men, who
were talking• very lonely; and acting In a
rowdy manner, pushing each othstr nate* ,
the imagers-by, and nutting rude, insulting re. ,
marks to them. It .so happened that .
Hudson wore' a white hat. So When Owe
fellows passed him; they looked behind and
said/ "O. what a hat!" "Who stole theidow
key ?" "The man with a while hal r lux=
liar impolite observatio n s: As lktr,
meek faster than he did, tbey were seen sot
of sight: - . • - •
The bairdlnee horse was niched the bell
rung. and Mr. Hodson admitted. Tbetior"
'ant said that Behmour was In, and tinned •
him . to his chamber door. 'ffir. Hudson kink
ed, and the door intreediately rinutg raids
open, ant a voiceexclanned ,• • • ,
"Well old fellow got sing .at lad„ betel
you We're all re ady foiyou ; have you g ist
the Belutionr stopped ter* •,
and his face turned deadly. pile sire tag, ne!.!
stead of ono of his boon °emplaning his yes
emote employer.. It' was several encode be.
fore lie could, recover lit, speech; :"her,'.
your pardon, Mr Hudson; you mai Memo
use ; [expected a friend this evetdnip• met la r
the Will light of • tbe en try , I though t.. Volt
were he. Walk ut Mr. and t, down,
Mr. Iltidson entered the room, and we
somewhat surPrisid to see there the identical
three young ;men who bad :insulted his in
the street ;. they were • imoking cigars, and
had their feet eleiated on the burn a, mantel
piece and bedstean. 'Mr. Hudson new at
once that he was in confusion, mid Satintrata
actions were painfully awkward' Nintrthe
less, butemployer started a convenien t and
had been , there about ten minutes, when e
footst e p was heard on the slain ; and then
t h e d our u peeed a little !way, and s bolideed
Champagne came rolling across the door
Ooi
lowed uu metliately. by a round. Dutch cdeems
a bunch or ciwtrs, and two more boWear—
Sell incur looked dreadful distressed, but
could do nothing. It was a fourth Mend
who bad been out for refreshment, Ind took
this facetious mode of Introducing theta In
to• the chamber. • • Mr. Hudson thnight it no
time for bins to go; mole took his lenyn awl
returned to his horn. It la ninon
to say that flash Behmour's enjoyment GC
the evening was deeidedly marred by' this
unexpeeted , Visit. He mild. giant had
arranged fora jolly good time. - , • •
Mr. Hudson begin maklag ap his
rnind,va to Which one Of hti clefts would
make the most faithful and efficient partner
and in less than s week it-was announced bs
the papers that Herbert,Rond was SillSibbtr
of the firm, of "Benjamin Hudson di 0o."
It was a happy day for Herbert, for he could
live at home again, amid the semi Of his
childhood, and It was not many yeses Wore
he managed, the whole;of the bunnies, him -
self. and became a wealthy man.
Charles Sehmeur knew Very well the Yee
on of Mr. Ifedsonsli choice, sad he always
to regret having formedsuchunprodiable se
quaintances: as were assembled in his room
tiut unlucky evening.—Oliver Oeice £tQ.
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