tIiVERTISEMENTS. ,I%'ertisemeuts aro inserted at the rate „f .$l,OO per squaro for first insertion, and r cavil subsequent Inmortitna ISO conk ,1 liberal divount made on yearly (T 014.111 0 110. A Jinkoo equal to ten lines of thitt.typo ee..i , a re+ ti square. Ito-itt , s 4 Natives sot under a head by innuodtately alter:thci local w ill be charged ton cents a llne for r.trh 1114OrtiOn., - i lverth.cnientm should bo liaittlod before Monday noon to Insure Insertion ri tit.a wOOO4 paper. Business' Ca;Ms. ~ 11,1. AND WINTEII Mt , M. A. Binder has flirt arrived from Faris 1,,,,,,i0n with the latest designs.' personally Iron thin greateat nurealee Lola°. the Trimminge to be secured to ruts.. i„.,ieghs, Velvets. Bridal Veils, Flouting; 1 ry. atal Trimmed Paper Vatter., Byers t „, Making. • J;ZoluAvo agent fur MM. M. lOr tolling indict drugs. leg..ques, Au. N. W. corner of 11th m itilt SIC., Philadelphia. Veld: 4 4lin. , • • irilAV 1111 LADIES' SEMINAIEV.—The ) h.nwor till. Inatitutugo will anounce' • Tfittraluty, Siptember 14, 13119. Every ,itmwt II be tar tlehrtl huh experienceu , • boaters. Mom Moor A 11UNN, ..• t.tt,..• the place of Mi... Dever. graduated In High :wheel gi hile the sehr•crilger was .1. . tp tacit bur schelarsitfp and eYperlehre an , • ,ere the loglueenteola that led blot to 1,1 Itltelatr ut ,hi.. Seminary., t 7•••-. Mel tl,lle to rye our Catalogue, will • .. • 1.1 gm or address the Prlnt . ll/31. D. It. A.'3FLEAN. E 1111'31 TItUN EACTOIIV.-40. taahhivr, Simiulacturer nud 11'i.0 ,zl lo Valise,. Traveling A, No. IU I %%nod Street, l'itt•lntrgh, 4.d1. in promptly anvil. and a\url. 1t urrun I ,truer sit I ittventh ii tut I . olllntreeto ijni.,K p lutving taken hold of ei e Li. oak,'leyit,llll, Itttelte,der, I ,nAtumvtr n u 1 may natitt either the It Etn'l' ;It it. ton, t-to‘e, or 4110 otter kind of ,•bn;:- nuttered .ttnistort.to.tuAtitt, 'tie. ..”,..,,.111.:1131111111.31 1 /V 1. .1. .1...VN111.:1t50N &SONS. 1: S / 111/N :II I I.LS.--‘The tooterAign. ..t Intlhott 01 lutormittu 11w public ,• e.• hase pun:lnt-ea tout ntlien charge °I the tomer ned by the Ilt,du Dar. , bliartbs, Denver county, Thee Intro 3411111 . , now imp:treat° do ulf ato kite sot ipbtetton of their pntrmlr.— rlr o door still contintroluvorably 101111 twat; I. Glee Ix; 11 13111 before wohn; •, . t -, A!tIU.EI, .ILIVID,SON 111:0. +'c.l New Bakery, at Wilmot'' , old \ Thud Street, Beaver. l'a. .lomzro picanuro to Itsform ht.. old It teeth; that to lt.leeno at the ahoy. eland, %Ill! be glad 10 meet nett 110C011111101iIlle c •I, bread. ez,kre, el:lei:ere.. Unit. Ate. Se. of all No. I Floor. cola 1 , ..1 I ~11 t beat, hy the barrel, end:, or ‘1•11,1.1.VII Iti 1 Is.:o. nt•%t door to ..L • '1 in .hop, itrOlgo r(I,I, re he 11 , pruimreil to Inanniartaremal m.ll r.01L..t In hi. Ono nt o•nonkalite rater lin, ~.t1 hip plot n ui I,llrillt,A From Iht• corn. • bit pt,..nt location. he In , • tuvit.lN loot patron.. to give tutu =1 it INT(.I Lod., No. 291,1.0.G.T. -i• v o.,•ry Moititi.%)l,elllllg la tettik . k. iu 1;.11. , ..•1er, Cifinle ., 11.1t10,11 Mt: user., Attorney at I.nw and ) m.. nr laud, ()Mee ni,p,lt.• Proreneor 1' r.• • ' o• la.ll N, Attorttry Lair. U^kc lu Me• J 7, ua, t'n rapt or Public Stilltkr, lil.ll . 7,17 .- Itlatil 1., or !arm', ;Ali 10. gillierrnt, Lind, for :11 , 111 llo` A Itt•, ullfrc. I . EL I,:tm !;varve, l'a. tor n'y Isle Jul:go Coi• promptly alloled to. 111:1111; ( . 1 , 11.1:1111, Sall, for eale slli, ` ) laiN ET ) NVotelattaker 11,111 of..Wl`it . r. 311 I • -!:. Pa. tln rOtilll atiljoining ti. ti-ott•tt •onto, wattn, nnl ehrtni". • 1.•,- nn,l A, a rrainttql. Est i.:tvllng r. Tho patronaLy ut iha public IA at I`lllllS. .11rUltEER11 . • natilwr. owner of :iill.lrlll,l 3/I.i 111:111.11.1. Vol6vvr. Pa. Stun. 111,4111... Ititorent.'al'ow .•1 11111 v ‘‘ 0,1 ill al-o rer.•tve 9.1.11 th, NATIONAL 111'1.S 01 IL\ Ok"111E. 11. S. AI., Slerrhiiitt.i .Nl.lllt.tartur.l,' tuul Artir...3m.' Uo.. or Pitio.nrgh 11hi, hrlutt the court ito.tv. EN MEII%. 'lit Al, lu liootA, : - •llpi.vrs 311.11 1.1111 . 1, 11.311 e. 3131 010,1 1113110 1 131.1.3. d long .•xpericncv in tlit. huninesr too. IJ“ r Lmi 11, to tiorl, tit twitzricr. Terms up.!let.4le. :-.111,11 on T A hird ,trectlwar Itrs. Ihl- IL , oketore), Ilea% er, tar,: ,liito n roll 1):1[INISTEIATI)11 9 ti lei-of nilnunt•tratioik having grant)!! to ;i4 ,7 ll..,ctiber on the estate el Nies June d milifotat-ct itotough iuwashlp,.linster coon , ty: PctiOsolt4e4; Run:Yore, a ll persons Indented 1.1 wall oblate nrobereby totleal to tote imssigits; :.•••tt met I: 111111 311 persons ‘111,11117 C 11111111111 2 .1111111 -1.11, Ulll 1,1, )111e, , 11l 111,111 J ~pc .1 I. ,Vl/..J.N. Ad it. brighten tp, '11. 0 .5. It. 'Notary Inc.id Con ` r ntnl la.aratice Annul. Ilands and 2122 1212212'111tru 111121:wkiumlekemeni• lake!, ,• b2.211/1111"1 . 2111111112222111112.1111rAgent 1211 112, 0,1. , 111.1n : 221102 1_ 1 21111121111122, 1422 Acrldeut. nut .Mark .In. prnparn I to laks risks awl will , . ws nli 111 , newt iilu•rsl tnrtut.. adeut f... it. •• Lilo, - of l!rd clips Steam. • L. to rind trout all intrirnlti Etuz• 12. 22112121.1 2 21,1112111) 221111 tn. , It' ,1 A2141.2, , k ton,. Itlnuanat. Itothn.tur, :NZ tl 1,1• o 10,t1,1 2212 lit , c• 122122 Mary Mown; • th...f Formuylt 1,4 ...2 . illnrefoln all porsous oalnloto.d to :an lin u s aolttlntl to mak , . Isolandiate pay. ~• Bull all per-olin 1121111211 V1'211114 112:21111121 the - 1111; pretnut atullutdinntnd fur T It Dor . 11. It. • a "'"' In vciitiorp, by I Dr. It, latn . I'.llnt Unice. who Itua. devoted to the patrol landaus, nail wlll 111 , 1141.211,1 . drag lons, k e. Tnritis, tor rirculnrs. Iliun Ito Sid tdrnet. 141ij• I! n l'atnnt 014 t. II ash; bubo.. I', t• r io pr nature 1 1 01112.212) . 211111 Sllllther. 21; 2.:2111 Sl= IMIMIE ili/LSON t lIICKJ/All/. vi"rnitNnv?-4. MEDI Cl= - Vcovur . 'l' ONCE: - ‘1".• n the. 'Mot i.lont.The farmer and the 'Me. 11,11;i , 11l thht!. hi a.) owe An. I•on. ni to In. fte. Ir.en In-et tt the 413111 it.l• • 311 p oel 11.1,rant.e i•olnienty t•f:Ito-ton, onviny peretii , theadvent:l,: ..';. 0.1 I•:. •.thor comp elle, 04. oeinnn) reek) , r:11 it- Volt. ta,o.fot fritred, p inoilt. phko di rill.; In ot•A r a,id for roll 11.)Ilry •eooiel to 11 . •• prefer tint, Inel In apply lbroe,li ;Pofor lire .Iyfx. •ol i• Smith .Ith Street, • .!oht, (Irk In,urence tionlimne of .• •ii.. 11, nl.l, a., re.otle .• • I •r !hi+ ni.II ILe .I . lt•lnlteg cone Ap. .1 . 110111 men of hio•tet: roepertnhility and 11 p n.l) . ih only 1., oniortAinoll 11)1.11f'.1.." STIIOIII, i.t t.ll -1.1'4' It :it'll% CV. cl Pnbllc Esrett:, of t h.. In‘t %Olt mod • ~.ociot tol 1:11 , 01 , 1h Wt.rkinat, t• o••• 11, Vtar,oloy, MAlrelt ISIO, p. m..tho South half Of Lot lo • of Peas••,. P •.. Ina:lin:7l:N fort or/ . and WI fvel .11 Bill Alloy ;on olitvli .. a It a conirprtable .lon' in in nod b 1 ;4001i rtiontr. The prop. ~..tuale Dear :la•baitt, 01 Ibn 01:1, - I1t.roaa$ 811.4;:a. a. tram: 11111 I'.. I'. I:. It. Station, • • n plo,not locality for 3 it 11,3(.• ti••••1i1t333,. 1.1: fir. —14.• !vslf of the purrlime wormy to be ninny of .11161. :It wlriett time .•-• Ilte property will lIY Coon; nod the 00 the 111,1113 y or JIIIIWITY, 11 , 71. with In' S. • 13. LOOK HERE. II NU .1% la NE:11:11E11. GOODS. Alto • h :•••t, leave to Inform WI" friends ~ .4etlerv4l,lty 44 flint the he M late J r P ( e t)leo o MCCIVeII for giA Summer ‘ev,in ovldelt he offer. nt very ••'.r, I ruck, T1,1:311:W:" . FUR.irTNELNG coN , ,T.NNTLY tIN IIANI). tonne to order on the rhorteA notice. I;, flue wthlic for padt. Imorst, 1 holm :ttivlton'tt Immures to 111,1 t a coialLu• 1 ol the ...one. DANIEL MILLER ,E 3 PR/M:EivATE/r. 'took Aavitift Wunted Aor Slrugglen and Triumphs Of . T. Barnum l. in One Large o,•fiii.,) Volume—Nearly SOO' l'apc.l Pebit, ii, English rind (Jernion -:t:t !fun ti uu l'alle .Engra ring?. Vo.I;TV YEARN IZE , ol.l..ErrioN?, „r sari , D i a te d . M UP O n d Ntaill. and t' oer u n a o k his t:onment. Ia Fallon,. his Suet . ..rut Kum. •.. Trqtro, and itayortat,t Illatorleat and l'arron -0 rt. roioircroces; "veleta sin, Humor, Auectlotea vatertairtin4 Narrative. No book nobilAbed atreptable to all clans,. Every one want. it, .1,..v0t0 are rental; from ho to 100 a week. We otter extra lama. Our Illuotrated Catalogue and 'l' arms to Agents teat free. J. It. 111.;ItIt At CO. 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' . .'...1 . t .,.. , . .;-Fijulk.:(4 l l4 l *(,,W,,tr,h,t4o vere'ProverAm .4 4, 10bligAii:ternut ..'.... -. ,, .L, ogiff igriltithtf'refS4ll,. ~ •„ , • • Justice relgna, n o t fine , • • . •. - • .- Reameoasse; -, , • ...• •-. • , -.. • •-'! .„ . -,• • • DANailElig lull_ •Till--;..'7; .•?.,, r - ; „- - 1 1 ,, i , rt v ~ i mi tt a i l la Vete .ila Ihr•.tile .., ~ t ieberty can be .tortu_tvorted thiher , lellebrt ilk ,4;". •rl froffitheCottsitiy,'W hills? • ' .. -.": .* 'writ , als 1.11H:11 - a, i . ..FT.WAYNE a CHICAGO' RA.17:72A;: • -; ' : ‘ -v 1 14-*"."14*111 * - '"• . v-' ' ' ' ' ' ' rt -1 4'; *4 01tIl in tl i VIOU " ~.imoriti idgonea3orontwykidaPdt-infierit,Attibni: 173 , . . . .73rklge Streel„' - . ..I. On and after . Nov. 1114.1 w 181111 44 1tOne will lents • ! ram. BoBo B t thix iy;flis tL zy :t =p r. a lai:act:l z , ,i,!,,,,p ob,ii m ttl ' ; . lt ri... - 11101ni t. t e d ur tii m,4 oaL ,',..', ;! ii. .; ., - . .: ! n ...„-r r, •o 7.i i i . .,..e . ;o l 4,ed n _ d , t4 motos r f e i :•,'t f 6 1; br e iwln the Apb e llopretta cal J au b d be for boo a pes ts er n t ' ; tuelfoy e, Il ~ ace° n , , . he gave m , a r o fru r ', la , ty.ll (Tod& tearing Mahwah at 2.15 P. 51.. i t tithB , lBo ,._y a M i sou,. , '' •• 'BRIDGEWATER, PA. . • leai daur•l ' ' - - ' 77 • , ,:- - - • ~.,,,, - " , f.- •.. :fi ditunple 'reWit - ,16. their Week. which to take nog walks' with *Jam ' 1 . rruomusamou Nom, ~, • . ''. • . , s " TO S O- 4 !./_ : .u l P , l-bil,.-.71, i.: - -•; f .'''' ' ,fh*Uttd'ebtrietoi Vern tO drew about thelakelishure. - . •:• • • v • !,' EAT , is WRlntLy REM: WING A Inman 'auri•ai .- - sfrewriihea:Jkii've. itiit. ;Er'''. f - Wi • _Y b ' n .ll w 9 .115. . 1 .. .'"?' 3 1. 3 l ;'''', /i ' ',''-v v,..‘i.,-.: :: '4,Td‘V:t.v . :ti [hie be.forepattingtheir Mr. Brown's:attentions :reminded OP 000113 IN EACH OF THE POLLIOVINGI 36 1 ti .. 1 7 '• , ll' ' '-'-' -`""..-..-": .' it lell4ml. °lit ' - 3 t ' l rut" . ' • 'sr ulden. to the:wheel for the Win Or. mo the least in the world of the man- DEARTMENTS: - - . ilitt s b urs h. 11 Illiims Moat 2434311 ,21303 i , \ Witi551.14131841 , ' 814,4 • 4 ~...• -: ', - *signed lIIIW bid his. partner to nor of Mr. litirkis'. wooing, when he 1 . . sai n em.`"• • v : 11: AT, tram IL I° ' .• ' Din g s " time ' " D ‘ ger . 1 \ '•- "..V - ,.., 1 7, 4.: nseatanditSk an, int,rOduCtioti torte- brought Peggoty those little presents, . '•• Allianee ll ens , 1113 05 ,AO,• • • '; L a i thoieltittgi ROO U 1153 v ',.. • ...i'.?:" l '''• :• y etlier.Wallfttitver, whoin;after tt little varyitigfrotn A fait ,of Jet ear rings, at t _ GOODIE. -- ean ‘ , IIII„---• , -:-11 lw.„, 1L, 5 " '8"1. sue -. , •Let Ilea o,ft:op/alines' • , , ••••::3 , ; : corivetaatien, lte led:out.to.dante.. - to a leg of PiekhalPork--"Suethongnt pit - 1 - • •• . /Mie n , • , 1 ills' ' 135 019 iss '-'. ,ant,l.intbo.drit.witt ' ;• "s•I; = ' Two ftgure4 Mt 'in - the ' dark' near l'wasted mysubatante in buyingany g , Steubenville Jeans, .' - Wooster ' Mansfield 1 , 103 301 • 1130 1213 ' 1 " / " 551 / deell " ''' '••'' v v-, •'' --' me I heard otto i atiy - tO lial'Other, lilies of - antalt.boye that. hurig:abOut ' ans . ssl 551 915 " • Thinieti once 1 felk 01441eat' . v•• ' ' ''' '-• '41.4. 't. t litre ; 5... S/..... . • ,_ 1 A :3100. 440.. MO .-'. tom . • • .-. • t.••• ~. 4 .... •••• ,•I • ~as• is .......soer,.......lepoway'from the house with..buniches to aolliu mill ' - Casslfnefes and &Minds, CreWlma D '''' 1115 300 OW 030 RAO• • .Conscieneeattlipotmand • ~. ~, • I '1•• ~‘ ittilittnaseErank baitotne.`: - BhoWill never undeceived he - 1- ••• ~ ~ i ~ • W hile Woollen blankeo,, n ''''''' . 'll4° an - all itla • 1 'l.llll 7P t146r3942 1 reab; "-: .' I- ••...- neyer leek:itt Unit .1 . letherefee that Mr. Brovin's Mother was'a shrewd ~ • white and Colored and . • • UPP.-"aull " k7- '11111" RI -LI Mt Purest p ira‘ sm 9t3 rissm, . ' l, .. d n i a n t r uji l e i e , e lb a l ee e '." ..4 F. l .- . ..„; . ...4: :: !:...„• : t . i ,. ' . :' iLw i a r n. i tit be het e _t ry ci Itek . , d ei n t me o' each Other old ladt \ ttiiid .. inifiged nothing ; that Barred Flannels„ . Lima. re ' pect."' 'Ol3, tt•as coin& nti in slitter& herileafneo. 111crtnua, . Van Wert. ' . Delaincit; .. Port Wayne. I d 430 a4 , 1 1 %1 8 ' • 7.34o ax ia .. . 114 22) - ' . amok/1M 1 1 4 °P -171.1 " the 5 . "‘` , 7 n''..,),.....,' , • ;. ' -.thAre- -41 ..i''on,elre ' P.: - ; thud,ght:' .111 lilts- She fooked asks at me som'etionett • • cold Water makes. - Colombia II 511 ' 1953 " 1955 359 -'' - i plity r •••`• •4" • ter put! IPA giV a n VeMtrt Y ntl r rer -at least I fancied' so. She told me 1' ' • I'litids, v . , Warsaw • I . 4XA • 144 135 442 • AIM kovas no Id $ , ' ~• - -. 7 ,,1, • . 1:4 ni .,, her • head -hi ,I,C 1 a Inghanis, ilirmtln% i met sae ma too - v B i; t 1, 11 ,; - ,: n t o li v aiu - • ..• ~.' ' --, • , •..!., •w • • h i i .. 4.1.11 ~.. . Wrintine that hereon had Woman, young, coheres, , li tea au 4rt • Ito •• • i , s , , • •f. , 4 „, r) couldsce ho t ,rest of ner.,,:'. „ ..' - a 'mint- 100 Woman, who toffees! chime° - I,lon • 033 .330 OO . At last, "Olor A 1101 p , ii ,,, : '''• , f.Tr ' . I; • T 'wentinte' the 'Parlet'..and:ittlst• lived bit a sew ' months, but ho had Lawns, . . , . rb _ en Thm lia - 9 zet - ye. 6 1 , i ti : ther iaT 70 8 ,, the v.: _.. a -..• vv ., ' . tnyeelflnto't,ha,lhie or,'Nya„ ll :l l . 6 .4TrE4 loved her so well that ho ' could never Witter I•roorti, 'main. sworn liana. • , , Ch e ill i e th i g. )lll. . ~ ' 7 ll;t,rle/ls• ji MaISZFZIP4.I ... - Xr . •• 4XI r. , '._ __ ..... . ' ' 4. • ' ' .krank bedewed hte but. an Instance think ofmarevingaeithi; •It whorl ' . 1f- •- • - estate° i ' -' ' - ''-*. " - - p. - -7 t a • -• .r . • ;,--t :: le the dusk, 'Audi do,ittit look in the ly tile night'-before - that :lira' Brown , woollen ShaivLa v a rp ara l so I. tr, ..I,r , 5.55 658 " r t r .l9 iS.P.L.E.c.a. .MIS .:: ' '• e ".'- •• .least like'Sue: : she's. prOtkall'OVer had told me in the : moonlight that•l 1.1 , va and Black 111uslins, Plymouth dum ors ..830 02:03t _ .... nis .. v; 7 •,- ~1,,. : . tlitie l 'ftitti the .'fairitest 'approach resembled N)eryituttith!cmo who had --,' l a as " 15 " 913 397 ' • ' v.' ' $ lllB '''''''' 'f ' . 1. .4 i'-' to ti' d tiblo' - ehlkfo the - 'wldOw's been veryidetur id hint I,•tend •that, is, irillingn, Tie:lus, . Warsaw Columbla .. 0015 123.1 , 1027 432 . . ~ - - . 3 ... -•• t" . ',. ;,,, t ,. ..2 1 1 ,-, 1 Prints, - Fort Wane 3150 133 1120 Al ga. the i4e r.7:: " I ~ ,, ' - . .'1 "• /t. " -.-14 . -• tilithl46l4(ler L'4l*‘"4lll3,l,'Pler44l4ll*.A‘ ' - •t 4 • 4 '' ' clitAle'in bar kart . ; v inY.fitdd Wfdlif vof the way widoWees i always hegla la. Canton Van Wert. :1 113rli 20 /WAX 71 ' Sue laurel uneAlr a : . .... .:...... 4 14 : _tintly(kii .n r i itjt pretty feattlieitt jt second Woidngv"r. (I- know (or! , bate ,-. _ PlanneN, . Lima. , 373 355 10 830 Forest tie .m hfr ich experi yarteitt ence i li•T th h e tir ia ] o tel f ti ma o t ti ‘. . d lio ct w ri l scis „ u flog u an ln d rr h; :i i n lr t i l t e w o. lot, anemias, . • . upper sanauskr..i[ i 4 853 25 n i g 'ruble Linen, . i ' vi. 4.•....., •• rd rizzes heehali; 1 weatinine' plain, flrst.wifo and yon learn perhaps), on • • -, Uoo 7 llo ''' •• i 315 , r , I rag sister-in-law Wit frisk Linen, •Crestline 1 ii.-. T.., sup 0 .., o t l a 1 l a i r m e live In unity-a rare , t--• :, ' • ine ul ;Jut the lady WAS us dint as , Crash, field • 4 231 Tao 'at trui thin g in tlutt kind: , . ~. IP- In the face o'f the fitshion, because hair pins give nie.bad„ dreams, and I es- a : ' foot and squinted, while you re or i , Counterpanes. ' Hosiery, Min s °millet 1115 30t • 1 , , r, 27, . 1 ,„; She id not seem to' ~.. . s ~1 ' ' '. '. I 11 1, 1 1 . chew heated'kilate pencils living' in „Ohm. in golden iocksand elowittsis blue Massillon i l 9431 '931 717 258. stall , my tastes anil.•,' , . ~..,:„.., , • /JOY 1 ...-_ _ tiloves Canton .... 1 10113 wa z 5 she was a goodSlStd, l ig , ;,;, „raid 313 , • ' eyes. I have noticed that Men atssit & Mitre. Alliance- __ISM 1013 • 140 .333 . I was seerethrnot•im - -i,, pot, ), I k , 5 . b ar c er . t n li l e, 3 .h f a u l d l o t t l i a n v a c t n edi fy i l o a n ' Eti b i ;:ran i a d . part oftheir el withtheir to bury • - ts I ' 'Alen. lioctunder .111111 UM , 1 105 Mli v . . , -i-rvar . smooth; iminjured , wives,. but somehow they come back senex trawl um cos - .theman whoraah•- ••• • . -for' 1 - eatiottnat 1 313 l4o ) nas no ine husband , ~,..., , ...., 1‘ ,.. , . havtr',not. •inn.qpatism enough again (the • wits, not the wlves . )on o had N. ' • 'J . ." ... •s•::,. :-...,',„,•,;, 'about irieto move I moil. ette, but I setsmalinarria„, ,, e; and they tuakethe • Groceries, Yon.Ptawn• New °wile 555 Erie NxPm.ww . . 13 . been . . ..-I, ,-,, ,', I `;., can.itlways draw wandering eyes' to best husbands in the world. I know tones' touncitown al an e• un NeW C• 111 °. " 5 Belkool before,stuffe • f ;..1% ,44: 1 ? . "1111 ill /1"CIW1. 'I looked hatd . at a man living with hls .fourtli wife, P snit es at Pitt f boc.:ll,so p. m. .itetatnum. a b d . marr i ed hi m • -.,.,•.: Be , Fr a n ,,.... ~, ri. II 1 . t ‘ t be C. Ike, Teas, tin„ 7 ar„ Meissen', Willie tillverDrips, leasm Pittsbur g h •:113 a. mi.:arr. am Now :Ladle, , widen and Common Syrups, Iteckerel In bar. Wilk in. Youngetwn, 10:40. a. ta. - was a tall, reserv ed ...i r , ....4, , ,,,," , wit t „„-', yeryllltitliolt the barber lvforelte Freak saw my Hines as soon as 1 mie, and kits, Star and Tallow Candles Youngstown. New Castle and Pltiliburgb Ac• „,„,,,,,„„ isessi „,„, y,,,,, t0 ,, , coo ~., IN, g ot vastly, more 1.! ••• . • Soot), Spices and Mince Meat. Al.O, ' :- '.'l." I . : T b ..... salv tile; Ire betraYeil not, d drain of entenxi the hrtakfast tooni,and aeon s ~ i ~a i - , s ..surpthe pt. imme • roun,ead.ishzul3J4to, t i . tl nn t oc no .ei r t u t il io te w it en soly w a a e r u ran uselthan these • SALT. Castle, 3730 a. In; arrives at Allegheny, 11X10 a. than 1 thougnt due)" m. Ifeturovf. lear.• timbal - eh. .1 ,5 i, 11.• nii Sr' bashful withal thitj: , 6 rives New Cutte.slo to.M:YoenestOwn. 3:05 n. M. petted that : ardware• .Nails Glass , , 1 - v' General Itissenprr mut Ticket Agent. but F. it. wrens. suspee Sue'.,..' •' 'w... V- ,-;, - *you •d no iit*d. to look for:stAN l 'Did you ever know any oneso-ex if she did [ the , tort ,! 1 '.. .' „,,,,,,,." ° „% 5! married people and a wiSe old istchel- truvab,rant?' said Sue: 'She paystwo • CLEVELAND .3. PITTSBCIOIII RAILROAD. ItltilliSiiioll WORM 1 , . '.: i --e-••• ..W 3 5'.. w . 'or on !hi, lake shore when• the: dew ,"-• "'. ,m,,.. ; 41.g Mil , , [hood, and i I i 8 . ts ipteee r forthose Mies and has I 0••14clie•Do , Ir 141,7, ••• 1 / 11 '3••• 8 t 1 "•4 Tat" Ou and after Nov. Oth 1143 . trains will lease Will, '-0 Situ is safe;.;'s` : - .1.1. - -?' . 4-, ' was falling Only your 'lovers can ( Ittlery. lade at..l Tea Spoons, 31 ? Igti Dells. Crud „ at ,. did , 0xe c..,,,, , d, 0 ru5t...,, . .. never sub.eribelt. • , ....... i. .I...nrd .. 1 0x•,,,, Fire Shovels and Pokers, Nails and 01110. _ __, ( anode,, ,, _.l .Z__________ . .1. „ ++. ~., , ~, , ..._, ,_ , _, cents illr run . 9itticti.. - • , ,i - ' • odes, Shovels. 3.3 and 4 1 ine Forks. Rakes. - - ditivirii - io - tirrii. - KO • s• • pries and Smiths, Corn and Garden Roca. verb about' 'a , •-",,•• ,' ~,-•'-;: '.• • 7:.•• 'ern •••i. she indeed : 1 (lid nut know I • so - malty honest penults:l could be in atT:To tout ri5...., ~o nenaa uarneu 41 ) ... K _ IFTAMNII. '' Mott- are's , . I, Ah -, 03111 and silence gold turneti by only getting up: 'early and ~ ' • • 1 - • ,ine- •, , -7 eeivethoiwpect 7 ' ...,,,,„„.„.,- ./ sauf. ' '' ' .'' WOODENWARE. Cleveland ,' strati 103 mt Sg.riil7 . 1 .:- .1. •,,a,,,,,' 4; 1 l'nn" • 'You Ilkethiticitig,, Mr. Dallas?' I going after Illic.s In this out. of the cocas 5tmet.......: 14211 12in t 314 1 the mere. o' nodders ; :, ,' ' ticket ? , Tula, Chums, Ilattr Prints and Ladles. Morison 'MO 140 I 413 , - 13 "4 -ll" I g l I ulekly - it,,,,e-ara.. .. .... i :001 210 _ , 513 I believe that they w,, ': . '''''''' '-' 'lVhy . do you think so ? , .lie nitwit- way place. I kneW no betterthan to actuallV yiro away the glorious bunch c:ARBON OIL, Alliance inn ntl • GOO ; " know nothing,. • • • ~, .... • • 'Am Ittive• danced every sot for , mows .... .......... I .lst 313, ' I landl have no. faith- 1- . , !,.....i..,,', 4311 e sometime._ , ‘'' ~•: • • . •,• : ' ••• , • ti, -1. - got this morning in Mr. ' . - itiown's company. Ho Nvas more mile fa,, 1 ' insect], Oil it, White Lead. we'uvul' • • ---- - -'- •- hit'3' which . - '...- oOINO IcuRIII. . _.... In ;" and a Miwhiovousstrillednlyned I 141 * 3. 9 1/:, ' Ll ! l u e fortunam than I in getting tho,e eTATIOX . II. ,!MAIL , Mies., Accni, . en S ei sti n e it a a, ;l4 t h in li d stil i til li th il ::•,-..: '''' '* .l"CitlC'- ‘''va ' '"' w1 I ' ,.;;; T :: ' 0 .11 4 ; V ; 401 ; "I ht i s a l7lll I t i: 137 Cet' : ' ' : with the delicate pink fringe, which I addAthe/ust touch to their beauty. Boots rtr tcl Shoes ' wr0„,0,„ 'f /Masi =oil as much as the .qtfr , - , ..T s '-„ , ..„,;' ,het I had betrayed my watchi ng i him, ,Allis,'' 31135E7' A NI) CIIILDRENS' 8110E8. Bayard ....... ... I !KO 512 , the benefit of it, -1 ' , - • i7:t - i' ~ • et. and we .ivere quits. • In great variety. Alliance 2113) 5.1.• . 3:23.42,' Havanna i atten, off MS resembled him,`liii`....: . :• • ;,. ' ~ e' be ~ LhaVe been wandering ors and ta....kuels to the light. 'I will cut out cu ll seL rcits ail ly ot tu Y g u il es ng i ti la t: ; o e n i e t, :d ;l n ie ly s li i l d ; Hodson kali I tans ; ass I' a good listener.: , , ,, ,,-., ;',,1,1. 1 ,":4e- r shown die 1 ,1 1 , 24 , s w un g . tetione 1 that boy whom yea trade with, old' a i itle Powder ' and Shot E:ncliStreet ii Si' l rit Incll 2 ileveland I kept on at 40-. , • ...... • ~..:11. g se might. devour, anil I saw tile 'revelry when tale left re1e,,.....-.. -- . ','._:,,,..',„•;,‘ ' ,ler by olght'through the windowsJ, B . tit, • sell you mine for a cent apiece.' I , Blasting Powder and Fuse. quilial •c-'T. own, though idle „.,:,. . :.'--• ,;,''S :•",, ..all as I said before, you like dancing table andlea us lung spect.h. 1 , • tone Food At 4ltriconertwuro.- P 7071058. ' Errs, • ; 31.430.,A - vcarTx her might, to live -, ~ v '.' . ..f ... 3 , *. no • 'Not,'particularly.' ! i o M. Ilro t wu rd sat ti opprite to . us . at the •II heavy good a delivered tree of charge. flair& -I- desire to play the ,•; , ' '`.. 7 % . - i linlY :' 'Why do it so persistently, then ?, ' 54111. U 615a0l i 311021 150tx 430 ms little , v.• is on her s, 1 , 4 ._,'.. -' • . 'N1, ... • led - - ‘l3 se there ' are so few gentle. • 42.1111, . 1.31 t'f .1 • derly tare, and tuts NIA 0 et. my !ethnic flush mount in his el or clone attention to business, and by keeping 1 1, 1 t iltigr i l it , i '' : : 41 42 1 ,•2 1 0 /nomaly on hand a well usnltail OM* orgoods woi .. m . . .., s , , ~,,,„. 4 , peop l epro l ong •- , '''' -c• • • un* . inetiliere and all the ladies like it.'• own color answer it. . v t ...-'-..." .. •*biid .• - • • ' . • I '.l. ant . not very poetical,' said r all the ditlirent kinds usually kept lee molar/ 8 . 81 . 0 . • 2 ,j, r vi.i . 1 11 1 810 146 eta mercifully when,.. ~ ' ~.',.. ' 'i,„ • ' 'Don't be two sweeping m your .F lat k, 'but I have read or., dreamed too, th e undersigned hopes In ili a future asps ato look atthefil::.:' , .- , . ' .z.:l -1 . , -- ,., , Jutlgutent: I don't like it.' , 1 he peer to merit ond receive n libtro: sitars or the R 0 0..., attic patronage. • Pittsburgh Il Vr " 550 555 V -•. ls m olderl ,'• 1 - - 1., ,;;;, o„.:• - ,!g , _ .13 - a t ik at inc ICI doubt you ; i your taut Eve blush. ,• tags zu GM Ofi 'Otto wllly, and all I u atacen estafhens,ho tt , hes, t look a : It. .110 W. , to of th a t k mo have the lovely pick clectiZG.7:ly.--,41 , :III:d. ~ i GOING wear. self (nun a s' , - , ~ ..` 0 - `. i 7 '.' ••• k•- pre , that; the liettkr two tut, wo the pre- Po . ET TEISTI-VY LAPP. • STATIONS. ! I 31.04. Ekes. Accox Accost 80 few left in . t i i ,„: : ...• .., me. ~r t.t..1, : p41i , ,,, ,, : 1itiii,k,i iirpc. ,• 4 .,.., , ..‘.. : ii • • Is .11. pu4o tint. t t lii ii i e f tl ) l• ;t3 Br i tik ov w . h. our c alte of Tertne , pct. Pittsburgh '1 11615ar 155px 350 r. , err er th e n r t, * .Ota i ti s c uP- a ' Dealer In all kinds ot lioche.ter i 715 . ..1.1.5 GM braver 1 . -tiou't you; Mr. Brown?' • FURNITIIIIE Smith'. Ferry 1 817 • 323 - 548 Welleville • 830 . 15 eno .- , StenbcilVille , i 030 52) ' . hel lu d e , L P:: t lio l l n 31 ;4 i1 t ,• -- r.. ,.i. 1. ,wi_ L1 .7 .; 4 . ~,e ri , i , ,t,ollarin; room. are , . the philnestgirlqinthe that all single. •. " . - -- ~.- ', .. '_ .•• . .., lur,aa self -wen) 'old . - ' ''' • ' '• ' ••• vOn•AL they, dant* 'Well, - and Seidotit;_ as .a. Cr,uiutintgt. this c havebee ec t El li r3 n 7 l 4 Va d ri h rt i ,i 6 f lu at , Bridieport. i i 10.71 61.2. . 815 vinced that .• • •r. ..' l, -•-- rate, ,and. hi . gratitude 'they 1 Make. ~.,„ . .s i) pt. a .c l u k la v, t , ec i l ie tbo ret u ur t, n t ed he era Della r lIIOtO C4O - XI) 11171 1 t t i t: 1'1 1' 1' 11 . e i ill 1 e , V 24.3 r trighhol street titmice the Plow Factory, • neat for aWO ~.... ... i,,, ,04...." I•* theniserws verb • idrcaiNt.i .Paitheest: “T Y ., • x - • •e r -thin .t w 1 • no,. a mined train to Wellsville it - • - d 'rico- and she y, - , :,: prees train from Weileville to Pitteborgh. PM .11oolies ter, Pa. VITSCAIIAWAS LIRA:4'II. 3- -- 2. •••• -. estlngp cum, - hike tho names that care 1 reaies Arrive s would have •„ . • , ...L.; 4i, , -., is, insntfcrego, . me... • -..- . condition , -, • .... tt. - .. 1 • %.; ', ' .l - "I ; . ' . '-lii iqui a;s kali oe-. af t bat Pri, m,!- --,': ,I ttc ts 1 1 , 611 t ' 6 17..., (3 ed - ' w 4 llr i lll l lies ° l4% •el' alv4s bt, g '4l ( ll 3t in u ttr: 311 , t v , , have grown ont.cit therri-L44lltsn' and are. a ..:..._,I -N. Philadelottla. CtO a. re. I M 11. 7 0-.......... ' . tqr • • .: . : _ ,-_,. ~.p ' ' . Vl.'" ' • - 4-. 'l4 . 1 `..... j ,i1,,..: ' . 1 . 1 : . : , • - - ...: . • •• :.:. _-' . _ _ L. -_ _.. _ ~,, ~ 7 . .... ice' „ ..., p**,... • - ... ..._ F. 11 4 1741 C- - _ 16. " 4" 74". 4P" - Avhife'shiiiii 'thy net:twit support- Th 0 t,,0.. - - MI Vol. 52- Miscellaneous. That r eelebrated InTAZIZA I Mil c• - cr Pt , MADE AT Alasillon, Ohio, Cau always be had at the Store of S. J. Cr()Ss & CO., 110pHEST.F.1t, PA. febifilt • 1 1 . 0. 11101114.1/V I=l SIIAI.LENISEIIOI.:It BROS =MEI Fine Family Groceries. Queensware, llardwfre, .NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, WOOD . AND WILLOW WAHL, BACON, EISIL FLOUR, SALT, LIME, Country Produco Tatou in Exchange for • Goods. // Goods delivered free of ('Large in all the Villages. THE SUEZ CANAL! lIILE the World L 4 more or less ex ercised over Ilk! opent.:, of 1.111. Sl;v7 PUbliV, in Beaver :nut vi• , sight of the faetthat S'NITGEI->', Co. At their old stand in 11,aver, Pa., are still turni , hing to their customers everything vaned air in their line. They always keep a full assortment of GROCERIES 11114 (..40iTs, lius, Sugars, • ,Sjdects, Tobzteeo and Cigars; Awl all (Mal usually lilnud la a First Class GROCERY STORE. Profit their long o ld intimate aequaint mice: with the Li riieery. Flour int d Feed business, and their disposition to render' sat islaction to those who way ravor them their patronage, they hope in the th. lure, as in the past, to obtain a libentl share or the public patronage. Give us a Call and see if we, ilo not make it to your in leo:a to call again. jans. S. SNITGER CO. To Public. r E Undersigned takes pleasure in in lorminw the public that, notwithstand ing the ••.litliness or the tune.," he Iris, usual; a lull supply of all articles connect tvl with the Grocery Business. &mon wlikh,ylscrtount4a MEetra.liMrZLkPC), Enibritr!nrythiniustially callthl for - rliMico(ll4ry store; A Large Stoek of the Best Sugars, Coffees, Tcas, Syrups, &c,, &e,; All of which are fresh. and the beFt in the market. The best brands of. 3E-1 C.) IT 3EL. Can :away , 110 t1ll:1111Ni nt my Store, and :It a , lore a price a. 0111 be COrl/1 //e:11 711'ec.d, &e., K l a on Inind. and sold in any quantity. llis a, , ortmunt of Queens-oware, Glarim Sze, Is complete, and %%111 compare thvorahly with any Vinci; In the county. fa short, to aims to k ee p n .FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, Amti,„„ pain, nor efforts on lii hart • n•ill lBil to make it i.telt Ilavlint been in the (lrocery Business for a number or years, and becoming ft• miliar WWI it in all of branches, hi! feels confident that he will be able To d'lcuse his l'atrous. Remember the Shoul. Stewarts' Block, larttiatt Streetßridgewater Pa A. S. lIAILVEV. jan4A:4o:ly HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINES x:30.00. "Ilte toot perit.let machine yet Invented. WII NO111 . 11:1101 natrow, turn a heel ornoint the toel It a ill hull plain or,tilthed. It a knit tdoekl Itnttt, dr:m.ls, rhlrttt, •0.. Ac. It is cheap, plow' 1:11111111rable. It !Vie lip lie own work, uttett bu 11,11,1111% and regain.. no attluotiog Italeve I It a ill do the MlllllO work that the lamb marltlit It Ili 110 a. ii to.t o huts tint half /1411u:eh and ha; not the tenth part of the maeldnery to get nut 0 1 . 0111.7 Circular. and .211111:1,1 tootled tree on tip! pllcation. Agetitti wonte d. All ivnettincs gui an teed. STRAW .t MORTON. 13=1 vo.'b3 Sixth Street, Pit tithnrgh 141 1100.4 ly. (24v The Most Complete Business Col lege in the United States, AlTorataa farltalv. for argalring a tharonalt,p 111,1 lai-ita,a education, pa...rased by no uth• sclnoul In Ole country. Since Its Ineurponttlon to Ind, nearly IMMO nom.atal Student., repreoentatlvel from eve State In the Union. have attended here. No vacation, linter nt any time, ni rr ,,, e private NA, ucllott 110 onghont tlw pun cour, N. IL— Cirrulars pith fall pArtleuldro and el reArary Infortriattes; 4111 add...P.1114 S)11111 .t COWLEY. Print'pain l'irnisuntin. I a. innEk y - - NEW GOOD • Fall stud illater Wea)r. RAVE JUST RECEIVED J NEW sn 01' (MODS OF LAY ES'r STYLES. FOR PALL AND WINTER. WE Gentlemeter Furnishing . Go CONSTANTLY ON 11A81) CLOTHINO )TADS TO ORDit L EEMI=;iI;iI;iMMI WILLIAM MICH, Jr aluminium. =1 Miittitrecw • : . — 2 — , • • &faintly - 61'1'6ml, nisirsOling tit the very newt pricer. 1:•,%7 u , NV A. 11j, PAPER. WINDOW SHADES Booxs, STATIONERY. &c•., TI I E 11G EST, CHEAPEST AN I) BEST lissortintlit of thee Goods that has pver branglitsta Ilia city. Cull awl before purchasing. and be con. at F. E. WILLS & CO'S., NO, lOit FEDERAL STREE'I A LLEGILENY Cl7'l; PENS' seplls:ly.Fel).9o/*(1 SPRING STOCK. A 11 E T s Oil Cloths, 6c., Etc. M'CALLUM MOTH'S. it Fifth Avenue, above Wood street, I i'11t.1.11.(4P, PA Have on band THE. LARGEST STOCK IN THE MAR KET. From the Finest to the Very Lowest Urntles. WINDOW . SHADES, Fine and Common Table Covers, &c., &c unirorin to nII, nud the lOwent, 3rcALLuat 1113r24•1 y This Is no Patent Humbug. gotten up to dupe the credulous nor is it represented as being "composed of rare and precioussubstan et.a brought from the four coneys of the cStrth, car tad seven times across the Omni Desert of Sa hara on the Lacks of four , een camels, and brought screw the A.tlitntie Ocean on two ships." ft is a mold, south tog Remedy, a per fect Sped& for Ca- e • 4, Wel 4- -7 a 221.'• in n 7.2 C r .7:7 tarrit and Cold In the Head, also for offlensive Breath, Lots or impairment of the sense of Smell, Taste or Bearing, Waterlog or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure in the bead, when cans e‘l, as they all not untretprently are, by the 'violence of Catztrit. • We (der in good faith a standing Re ward of ssoo,for a also of Catarrh that we cannot ewe. hohilloymoW Drustatete Everywhere. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. Sent be mail post pad on recetpt of GO cents. Pour packages for two dollars or, one dozen for live dollars. Send a 2 cent stamp for Dr. Sore's pamphlet. on Catarrh. Address the pro. prietor, R. Y. PIERCE. 31. D., Buffalo, N. Y mar3„:3l3alasep3m.dec.3m4 Dry Goods. laug18:11n) CASH BUYERS WHOLESALE WILL FIND .1 VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE. • STOCK FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY - GOODS, LOW PRICES, • Eitherby the yard, piece nr imnknge ' AT A. Jr. EDWIN .0 CO'S. 1113 Fedora) Stece, Allegheny junlly When my su mmer vacation tame, Sue went to an old !haunt of ours nfliollg the Ne*Hautipshirehills,and persuaded me to go With her, its Fred must remain , at honie. • 'Boro is a very pearl of ;a. placti for summer visitors; it leans over a lovely lake and suns itself atniiiig whispering valleys. We lived at the hotel,whieli is true independence ; I the more peo ple, the more solitary ono may be. In a private house i i the country nothing Is sacred' from the right of search; from the number of your la ces to the respeel aLi i ofyour grand father. At this time Sue teas like the giti in the old play, always 'Sitting in leer window, - • Printing her thoughts in lawn.; BM while I prowled alkt alone, looked at myself in the lake,'and ate buckle ! berries MI the bushes Ito my heart's content. Sometithesil invoked San cho Panxit'shlessing On the tuna that invented sleep, and !drowsed away the golden afternoons; wantonly lux urious, rioting in the blissful con sciousness that whatever fetters. might be waiting fortme on the first of September, school was now, Mr me, as if itliad never! been. Living at this hotel made a hole in my scan ty turnings, but I hope every boar der got her money's iworth as fully as I did. I would have looked the very multiplication table in the face, and cut it'dtud ; If my life had depen ded on it, I would hot have remem bered the bcpundrim yf thelireat Des ert or the date °Me Reformation. I shed my school skin completely, and drew in, with every breath, The blessing iii tho air.' I had a favorite scat, overlumging ,the edge of the lake ;! it was no cold 'Stone or mossy hiflock (there Is no picturesqueness to toe in taking mid), but a sensible old wooden bench on a little plattorm behind the blank wadi of the I bowling alley. Under my feet My the water, ten feet deep and clear as al Japan • crystal. Here I read - the lightest of light lit erature, and let viwilliond hopes and fancies have it all (heir own way with me. Sonielluits I fished 'with a pin hook, but•l weber uwght any thing. One night I mom in late, and met Sue and Fred and Fred's double com ing from the tea table. The gentle men had come In the little steamer, which twice a week vexed the placid soul of the lake, While I was away, and Sue was happy. 'Frank, this is Jlilly, said Sue, ra diant. • ' ' OF EDE= - am very glad to see this Minn' ho said, looking at 'Me .herd lu the twilight with ututi , iguised duriosity. 'How do you do (Mr. Dallas?' lie wasjust Freit:overngeht till he spoke; then there Mines% - gleam in his eveN,. a roguish Wriukte• , ebout the lips, of which( Fred's face was wholly innocent. 'Never mind your tea, Molly •, come with us to the • lakt, entreated Sue. 'But I do mind my tea, and I know the lake by heart. Perhaps I'll come by and by.' I ate my bread in fastidious little crumbs; booked tin between my sips of tea 11.1 the hens de ; I - played with nay knife and fork as if my lease of comfort were to. expire. when I left the dining ram' but the impatient head waiter fixed ane at last 'kith his glittering eye, and I retreated,before At.. I spent a long lime turning over the contents of inyArunk fun a shawl that hay on'the lxll, and pulled my boots off and on se v eral Bens to find an Imaginary pebble that hurt my foot. At last, whenlthestars had been long ad miring themselves ;the lake,. I went in search °limy party. I' was deternained that this man shniild not find me too eager to know • him. I ran down the long path to.'the lake shore,. but it was wholly, silent and deserted. Then, I aunt, back and wandered about the 011164 The parlors werebrightlY lighted, thebar her wwilithiling shay with.: ail his might, while a dozencouplee Whirled about the room; among them I tee. _out Bert of a creature has eXided, and wilt exist as long as girls are created, as surely as froth ou but she will never be a type Of the girls in general. The - hue and, cry raised about It now is only the oppo sition war whoop against wOunties rights." lie fueetlaround upon we sudden ly. 'Are you cozninitted to the; cm h ant's rights' side ,of the question ? Would you vote if you could ? Tell tee quickly, that 1 may pack my valise to eight.' have half a mind to tell you u fib that you may take that trouble. No; I would not vote if I could, but I do contend that one of WOlllllll'S rights is to be let alone to think her own thoughts and wear what clothes she pleases, without being stretched on a gridiron worse than St, Lawrence's by all the critics of the day.' 'You are speaking too loud-..'Mrs. Grundy is looking at you.' fhis was true, but not the more agrtsable that he should perceive it first. ' Will you (Luce this set with me •." he asked, carelessly. 'I think not; there are one or two inure of your favorite plain girls Wait ing your benevolence.' 'Are you so certain, then, that you do not belong to that order?' That lIIIPLIIIieVOUS Mile co me eget n, and be left 1110 to find another partner. 1 took .John Brown's arm when lie offervil it, and we took our placca Op posite Fnulk. John Brown was a middle aged widower, and he had a sort of a crook in Ids shoulders,whielt was a great misfortune, but he Was a most devoted son to a deaf and C.1%)63 old nmther, and a tuna of large and varied culture. %Ye had becomevery I,Mod friends. After the dance we went out on-the dusky piazza and re peated a little poetry on the moon and other laminar objects (it was not the first time), tilt Sue sniffed some thing wrong In the air, and drove oir the unolfending Mr. Brown in the most summary manner. She insisted, Ma' very matnmly fashion, on my goingln, but 1 always resented this sort of patronage on her part, and, recalling the ever-willing M - r. Brown, we sauntered down to the lake. Ido not know whether 1 was must vexed. or amused when we found Frank and is last-partner there before us,ta k ng about the stars. I could not resist saying in a very audible tone, as we passed -them, that I had ceased to look for wise old bachelors where the dery was falling. -When we took our bedroom can dles oti the table in the hall, Frank said: 'You made a poor exchange. Fdanz:e better than Mr. Brown.' • !But you don't talk so well; I re torted. . The first thing in the morning I opened my door carefully and reach ed out for the great bunch of pond lillies for which the experience of ev ery morning for a week had led me to look. I worshipped them all. the time when I was dmsuing, 'and before I went to my breakfast I fast ened one at my threat, and, tying to gether the two that had longest steins, I made a cord and tassels to confine my white wrapper around the waist. The find morning that these fillies had glorified my room I had no idea of the giver, but the pleased undeen scious look that Mr. Brown gave to the first I wore about me betrurxl the secret. Once I found a beautiful Wild flower laid in a book , which I had left open • on the- Mama, and twice he had brought me little pyr amids of twigs purple with linekle tx.rriN: This wasprosttici but none the lees agreeable. Therei9 but one author with whom 1 can Join hands in my tultniration of this' homely berry: f , Hear Thoreau on this su6. Jett and be converted : 'lt is a vul gar error to suppeee that you have tasted h nekleberrles w ho never pluck sit them. A huckleberry never reaches Roston ; • they have never been known there since 'they groan on her three hills. - •Thecambrosial and essential put oftho fruit is: hot Wltlithe bloom Whkh is rubbed . off in the market cart, and they bovine n the,'&ynnets'; 'Mem that faster atnal/ far worse th:ut weeds.!' ;Ur. Brown Int.stly iitthiled his breakfied and left 'the room; Fred was mystified, Sue not at all easy' in her mind, and 1. was laurtily vexed with Frank . ; who now made a hearty breaktait in silence. I had it in my heart to be very amiable to Isf.r. Brown ; 'so I sought him out on the piazza, where he AVM reading his favorite lionwe, and Kit down with my tatting within speik lug distance. Ile did not read long, but spent most of the day - .talking with me,unworthyt Fred and Frank went lisping en the lake, nud came home late, too tired and too cross to be endured. A woman will go thro' everything in pursuit of pleasure and remain amiable, but a limo's good nature is not proof against a holiday. • Next morning my door was bare of Miles, and 1 had been so sure of a fresh supply that 1 had tarried all of the day before to an Invalid in the house. 1 went down late to break fast,- but Sue and Frank were still dallying with their coffee. Frank gave inc a careless look, and then a sharp one, us if he detected my morn ing vexation._ ' allow do you kill time. here, •Miss Milly ?' '1 don't have to kill it;- it dies a aural kluttls.' 'Well; then, show me how to per form the last tallees. I never hail a holiday before, and a fort-night with literally nothing to do looks tormida• ble.' •1 have been here three weeks, and the butilen grows lighter every day. I grow more and more expert in prae- tieing how not to do it. i have a fel low feeling, with the man whom Wincstont travelled with in the Soye mite Valley, and pronounced 'con stitutionally tired. ' Sue belptik to look anxious. 'Why will you talk such nonsense, :di lly she said. 'Don't believe her Prank. No one wurKs harder than she.' 'lt t entember the proverb, Sue: 'Who excuses, iieixtses.' I work hard and fast; so as to be Indolent sooner. Your lovers of w(Lrk spin it out, and are sorry when it is dune.. When I finish a piece of work, whether teach ing or sewing, I look upon it as one morn enemy laid low.' '1 know what you du lucre, Miss .lIilly; you talk, and I will he your listener in chief; that is, if the place be still open ;' uud lie glanced at Mr. Brown's empty chair. 'I. must go und smoke now. 1 will come back by and by and sit at your feet.' flow do you likehim?' asked Sue, puckering her forehead into a net work of wriukkti in her disire to up. pear uncmieerned. . 'lle is only another specimen of a very disagrmtble vtiriety. , 'Wbat is that?' . Tu bashaw with three • `Now,Milly,talk sense. I like him much: \Vhnt have you usgthist • Well, if you will have it, he is too masterful, too indifferent, and always setting traps to make ono asluinied: 'I. mu sure he admires you.' • 'Why?' • 'lletliuse he sold a girl like you ought to be ashamed of flirting with Mr. Brown, who is in earnest about everything:. . •i • I. 'lie need not be so certain that !Cis only flirtation. I think Mr. Brown •ks one of the salt of the earth. if you marry 31. r. Brown, It will break my. lieurt,'• mid Sue, aol eumlys .1 had broken Sue's heart so many times, according to her own account, that 1 had become hardened in the process,: .Ekion after breakfitst I got book and went to my beloved retreat be hind the bowling alley. I mitt that tur ned nch was out of sight till you a corner and were right on it .So wits, and is I found Frank lt Dallas i th n full mornin posseSgs: :fun, las lf he had - haunted it all his IM. le lay on, the bench, leaning hand on elbow, and smoking a short meerschaum pipe. I have no object- ion . to"si goo 4 cigar ;. i ota ! morally. *certain thatlshbuld ainoke, la were 'a men; In!spite of , Mr. Platen's; stag= getingActat and lean endure a tong ;pluvial pipe, with more or lets eery iug about tt;,.ithas an Oriental But a short plain pipe! it savors too much of Pat's little dudbeen.lilt sure my 'wining man' would not smoke a short pipe. ." • '1 have Ikeeu looking Thr you here,' ho said, lying down the obnoxious thing to smoulder out IT-itself. Was I _to blame :worthy, or my dressma ker; that the hem of my dress swept it Into' ten feet of Water)" . • 4 1 have never carved - my name on An bench et' on the wall ; as so Many. others have. , Why dld you expect bale ?' : 'One et your friends 'iodated his boat Into this neighborhood, and could not Conceal his disgust when he recogultpd- ine. ; 1 . hope I did not interrupt an appointed meetiog.' I turned to lealto him., 'Don't go be: l (muse you find • nie here; I promise to depart the moinent • I- ate that boat oundrig here again:. .. 'Did Mr. Drown.havo, ;toy !lilies?' glove you but ono friend, that you at once think 'Of 'Mr: Dream when 'the world is •nictitlontsl 7 . . No, there Were deemliks ; ' , crimh° has gone for. nohr. I, am you htssicsi 1313031t.vture on extravagance, and bought nOno this moming. 7- I amid not help ifttsvrering his amtrialsthile with 'another, and he went .on : 'What a transparent little woman is' our sister Sue ! She urged inti to ett/e up here and see theseenery, it was so lovely about ilioro,:and now that I have seen i I tlinftle to aeertaiu dis satisfaetion. It shows a pleasanter able to sow tech than to me. It is changeable and moody. It leads peo ple astray who w ould pot;faith in its pleasant looks.' I knew he was talking of Sue's sis ter, and he seemed very much In earnest. 4 Liioro is a very prettyplaee in my eyes •, I ant s)rry you don't !Ike it,' said, with. the must Innocent. lam I had about 'Whnt are you talking about so so berly?' said Sue, coming round the corner suddenly. 'The unexpected lights and shades in the diameter of 'Burg scenery,' said Prank. 'Well, Fred has got a earring° at last, and there is .room for both of yuu on the track Nat.' • ! For two or three hours we rode up hill and down dale over the lonely 'country side. We skated carefully over the surface of t Idiots in all our talk, for tine was counting her bt'ads of hope over us all the time, and con. shoat). interposing to sinobth rang,' edges; Owe Frank said, 'Would anything tempt you to live all the year round iu one of these lonely farm houses?' •X'6, certainly—a pleasant home.' 'But, what, perfection a man and woman• must have reached to be all 'sufficient to each other here P - 1. never thought the plum where 1 one lived mattered much to. con tentment. I 'think I would rather go on whaling voyages into•the Arctic seas with the man that suitid me than to live in the garden of Eden with the wrong Adam.' I Flunk smiled Inscrutably, and re -11 lapsed into reverie. Thu fortnight which was to-end our stay in 'Boro wore away ouly too fast, but my solitary rumbles, -in ' which I had always accidentally met Mr. Brown, became a thing of the past. My rubber boots held a sine cure place behind my trunk. There hareplenty of people at 'Bom, especi wietneu,sinil h found that the Stikailt-leftlgeln-the world Is in a crdwd744.46deilily Attined sisterly, and bestowed my 'affectionate coni pany on Sue all the morning; Iplay -1 el croquet every a ft ernoon with a half dozen young ladies who WOre lovely dresses with hobody.toadinire them, promenaded eudie.- e sly arm in arm, and behaved alto'rether, as if they were praetleing her the time when the whole population of New England shall' be surd tus women. Frank Wins and Mr. Brown did duty manfully Its escort, but the odds were overwhelming. I knew that' both were weighing me in the bal ances, and I suspected that Frank found Inc grievously wanting. Alt the tuueSue %Ms devuu red with anxiety. Two little wrinkles made their appearanee between her eye browns, solely, I believe. on our ac count. Frank and 1 NV,ere so polite anti distant to each ether that she be gan to prefer that we should quarrel. :She bodged me about carefully, and east an evil eye on any woman who happened to engross his attention for an hour, Sue was not a born match maker; she put too much heart into the matter. tier perturbation over our etaitrary behavior was only to be compared to that of the hen that `hatched ducks.' d~lt~itt~i. -. a._.. The last day of our stay ohne - at last, as everything does if you wait I : long enough. Sue arranged that we should have one mere drive together but when I went down, ready dress ed, to take the baek seat, as usual, with Frank, the double carriage had been metemorphosed Into two bug gies. Fred, said, in his mutter of tact way, that the other carriage was in use for the day, and 1 should have believed him but for Sue's mad haste to start before I could' say anything to her. Frank looked wholly unconscious or careles.s of Sue's arts to bring us together,mid the blush I rode away with looked its if I were new to the American fashion of letting_ young pa,ple go about together at their own sweet will ; but Frank was not as other men. I had played the role of coolness and indifference myself; it put me out to find ono who bad played it better. 1 was never befon' at a loss for words, or knew Avhat it 1 was to staintm•r in my talk • but with him I said stopped: to see how he • would take theta, and. then contradicted myself. I vowed to myself over and over that I did not even like him, but I had a grow ing respect and dependence on the sulsitratum of common sense and fi delity to truth in hischaracter, which is us a rock to a woman's feet. I floated his censure on flirtation with Mr. Brown, but I beetled it. I Milly, we are going to Round shouted Stie as she looked back at 113 under the curtain of the baggy. I suspect that she used that peephole often during our ride. 'What does Wily stand for?— Amelia or•Mllred?' asked Frank. *Neither. I have heard that I was christened Melleent, but it mutters little, ifs I.am never called by it.' , ! Melicent! not a min mm name, but very pretty. You shall always hull. It from me. It comes from a word meaning huney,l believe. You should haVe a sweet dispasition, to match your name.' 'Not at all. launcy are deceit/a/ 'above all things. Did you ever know a Blanche that was not swarthy 11:4 Othello, or a time that did not limp in body or mind, or a Frank that Wit ,e no t t t keep nll fi e , s r •t i T i v e i r i I in g iet h s i t m h st ol l :z f, n a t zd • 'ls that the grudge you cherish against met" 'I do not acknowledge any grudge; • Imam I have none.' •'I prefer your first phrase as the , most true ; if not the mast polite.' 'My plmists will always lieut. prim ing,' I said, determined to keep my head above water by having the last word. '1 es, they aro often as rash as if all the world were either warm - friends or confirmed enemies.. You must be often brought to bar for them.' • 'On the contrary, you are the first MEW . In published 'every Wealnosday. abo , olr~4 building on Tbird garnet, Ufa vor, Pa., at it: per ycarin athrtnea. -•Vonnountications. Enbiengleof local or general Interest are respectfully so ,lnauto, stlawlion- (Aron. of .141 s, kind nulitinvariably-, nialninVa- Pint toy,flo 'mum uf laolllPer Leiters and eo JJJJJJ IllliAginnlllol4oUm larldres4ed ' ••• ;•- J. WAY AND; hearer; ?s OM lIIMM =I hed 1818. - -- wlu~et•er.tuukmoo,te teak tbr cordtufs tulle. Phi ,Hue glvo .yuu.atut.sl. tin struetious to sean:hput,LUX foultorui censure them?' :" "• " 'Qno clueu net tu,s,xl,lu seurrh for 'them; helltfile they . sift Ile ,tho sUrftiee4L • • - • • " 'Youlutve not•tutswered tny tituy, lion.' .." : . . . . . . .. . 'No, Sou thlllio youhavo,u9 faujim. To' ine'ilio'ul‘Vays wax iv . elyijue,rtt, ou your vlrtuel.' • ~. 'Sue is-unbearable shun she lisnrar tied !tdmi is distressed ,Icist d. should die tw old maid. I believe? she will jet liutui 'one iipotiliimm (landed mail as the stubumildile cif Women.' . 'I don't think you Would ,make a very_liappy old maid.' - 'We will agree to dillbr"tartnat point. I Alilnkl tvats.orlglnully eut out for that fate. I can tenchstisool and have the icy et intlependeuie,till nay ideas become loofushiuwed, and then Sue will take 'Me '111"6oti gradually kill the with kltaltusis.' if oho lie your only refuge, Mlle may die lieforeyrwtio.',. 1 have tinniklit: of. Abut , 'tixi mince Sue has kept the wafter 'before the meeting' Mo long: I pass, every ituy oiriny way tristlinrda certain 'lloine lid' Old tuirl see•theth at their windows; white capped- and elmerful,withkuittiught guar heads. I tvulii wear the robe of that charity as readily us did Col. Neweoltie • that of the'tirey Trial's.. I have' already LIM uj, in the. bank • }honey, enotign to buy me a silver ear trumpet and gold bowed opectiieles, would till all tliti old ladies with envy and dopair. .11 find the *llntrie' Iva.; Only for widows, but some wise wo man who had gone through the world alone anti saw that marriage was V). !lug out orlitsfiloll, mid leli the where withal to build a wing for'spinsters. I shall tight for a window that looks out ou the water.' , • 7 . . 1 bad 1. ea talking against time, it witi true, but it provoked mu, .When 1 tflatievil ut lronli, to *MI lillu Malik into a brown tautly, apparently un conscious of tuy `Mr. Dallas you have paid no' id tuition to tile.' 'l.l..tre. 1 not *."l'llen Sue wlill,buve a great tli.suppointutent, 1 leave dons! liltle but pay attentinn to you since 1 tome to 'lion). I eon Ins t but I don't listed tliWays to your talk. , • I shut up ray tips tight„tietermin ed to Mute III) inure ‘vortl on 1111. s Mall, Who gave tile More ve..\;ololi or spirit Mali 1 had ever before - enc. neneed from all mankind. • \Vu saw Frt..ll stop ut a farm hous,o utt thu top of the Mil t mot m r %roman brought out some voter. As they drove on, we enniu up nod stoproi too. My tempenmee prinetpkt4 op. not proof ngaiust cuter ; hut such der! - it was sharper than a two ti ii sword. inflexible face Of Talley rand would hat. e 'yielded to it. Fruu k IntialtA hack the full cup, and the woman looked at it with home con tempt. "Xpeet your wife's oneof thedalia ty kiwi, *nal bite?', Aact • bald, hull Wile, to Fntnk. 'She is rather hard to please,' he replied In the same tone. tXpeet you be , on your •weddltt' tour?' Frank nodded and drove on We rode quietly 'brill:my minutes. Suddenly we heard a halloo, and caw a long, lank hey running after' its with my tissue veil in his hand. . 'Burst your %vile's veil blew away. Here "rhank you. My wife is much obliged.' Another long pater. and Frank spoke again, 'Melleencanything in the mouth of two witne*tts must be true. It IA another instants of that wicked French proverb, 'Quo femme Vent, Dieu vent.' (it don't sound so witted in Frene Tlie instinct of these people Mr the little.. of things ono them that you were wy. .1t 'rqvlos to toe 11,421tt5: to r,t.li 1111 r rate.' . '1V8,4 hi. trilling with mt.? I glmu•- hihi and tun•t tlint pmVokiug inahea tuateh for weir t on. -'lt Win lid lit' a gray pitytnili,appoiuttheihur h'olthiri, don't 'Avoi think Al' Ile laid his hand lightly up•.o mine. I ela-ped both w) • 1111.11. it; tight and hedesod WS 11 It, to :I di,. taut steeple. 1 think. 1 0:111:1• , ,' 1 Said, Ili VOICe hard tvith sill the feeling that I t Nit WI ,hyll bp Illy late for dinner if you do not driN faster.' Frank started nn if ho had been shot, and l looked tat that steeple to keep my eve+ dry till he lifted use out of the ituggy. 1 would not think of it till I %VMS safe in my own room, and then 1 lifted lip an inwanlyolce and cried bitterly. •Miserable, hateful man!' I thought,' I ant not crying because I love you. I dim% love you-1; - .will never love you. 1 tun nut a slavv, to pick up gratefully the handker• chief that the lazy sultan drops for me. I will meet no man half•wny— kmst of all this Fntnk Ihtllsts, who ha done nothing but vex me since I knew him.' =I diligently removed nil trnet.4 ofex• eitement. I dressed quickly And went down to dinner. that Fmnk might nut think I was indulging in a lit of repentance. Afterward,. Ithallengtd 31r. Brown and two youngltitiles to a farewell game of whist,Astut so/ whiled away the long anemia - nil; resolutely thinking of nothing but trumps. Then I joined Sue and Frank on the piazza, for I was dt..- tertuirred not to avoid him. 'Hilly dear, you have your old school te.lelillig• 100 k to night. I have not seen it before since we tlime here. Does your head ache?' Not that I know or, Sue. I be lieve I have Mrs. Unulgrintl's feeling in her last naoments—that there iA pain in the room mmeWhere, but I um not sure whether 1 have it. 'I and nut quite sure who has it: said Frank. I looked up suddenly but ho was leaning over the piazza railing, with his face out of sight. It SOCHICd to me that this last day would never wtstr, itself out. In the eveniug I thought all at once of my snit behind the bowling alley, which I had wholly deserted since Frank took 'vs:session of it. I run quickly down to it, and bathed my troubitsl spirit In the 'sweet In fl uences of the Pleiades' and in the pleasant tympany of trees that sighed slid •hent these boughs fur sympathy. 'the place would have ken too kaugy but for party who Ivere making 'night hideous' in the bowling alley. 1 issind no other sound, tin some one suddenly none round the corner, and 1 fccow teas! Mr. Brown. Ile had &Penns! to seek mo for several days, stud I had tacitly avoided him. Now it flaskd upon nte, with a „pang of compunction, Ibr my treatment of him, that he Intstnt to offer me the place of that 'lovely woman' long de maxi). • . . , Misfortunes.arel loom to come in hottalions now, as they did in Queen Eliraboth's time. It ,seenred to be my fate to reap inlono day all that I hud sown shim coaling to . 1 .1k)ro. 'Let tae stay hero a moment,' Jilss •Dcane,' he raid hurriedly. '`l. have not seen you alone fer'n fortnight. MAW TEM Mine this way and followed you. 'Mr. Brown, I beg that you will leave me now.. if you are about to say anything—of such a nature that I stopped there, thinking if I were mistaken, after all, labia inten tion, how ridiculous I should make myself to answer a question before it ( fbachuled on Bawds Page.) I,
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