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Business Cards. •
j; , A LL 'AND 11, urn= rAkensoirs.-
itzik r .m. /L., Pinder has.fastarrived from Perla
mid LOsildon inlet the, islet dtlgoa, peemmnfly
:elected from the greatest novelties; also, the
most elegant Trimmings to be secured la Paris.
1nc.,,,, Ribbon., Velvets, Bridal Yells, Flowers,
Fine Jewelry. and Trimmed Paper Patterns, Dress
nod Cloak making. Exclusive agent for Mr.. M.
Works's celebrated system larcenist ladies dress
ce. *sequel, Miguel. de. N. W. corner of 11th
msod Chestnut Sta., PhiladelpliLL isepti;Gm.
ItEAVEIII LADIES , SIRMINAIdr.—The
m•xt terra of this Institallion will commence
Tueedny, September Id, 1809. Eytry
th.p.,rtrueut o bb lur.4luvl with experiences
son comp...lnt Teachers. Hues MAUI' ANIIMON,
ho hikes the ;dice of - Miss Deveir. graduated In
ilightichool while the subscriber Was
n. Pribuipal,auti hue scholarship and experience as.
dt,iieller, were the Inducements that led hlm'to
ore her as n teacher In .1110Seinlbary,
!lose, oho desire to see Our Catalogue, will
',bake col on or address the Principal,
eafJ U. U. A. M'LEAN;
I YaIiiiiiIIIVITBUNKRACTOIIIY.--Jibm
Llebler..llauufacturerr, andOhataila
and 'Plait Dealer in Trunk.: Valloca, Traveling
Jingo, Se., Se. No. 101 Wood Street, Pittohrfrich,
to. All order. promptly tilled. and work Warren
Fntoryeorner ut Fifteenth nod Penn .treets
Unnelitly
r J. ANDEILSON, having taken bold of
will. old Foundry again, In Itueltexter, Fn.,
be pleased to meet hi. obi en.tomen. and
friend. mho may 11+111elther the HEST COOK.
I NI i STOVE, limiting Stove, or taw otter kind of
cant toga of hem material nod workmanship. The
11111 be condbeted hor
jettittl J. J. ANDEESON &BONS.
, 1•1111.0 RIITAILbs—The undersign
takca,this method of lutorming the politic
that they have purchased and taken charge of the
Hi :riot fillils,turntery owned by the Ilesent
Sharon:Deaver ConnlY, Da. They have
rc fitted them and are now prepared to dunk Uinta
giluillog to the siatlsfactson or tbelc.patrons.—
'I heir Wanda of Sour nlll compare favorably with
any in the market. (live us a call beforci going
ehewhere. SAMUEL DAVIDSON A 1110.
stineUdim , J I
wrier. I—New Bakery, at Wition's old
rtautl, Third Street, Beaver, Pa. inseam M.
nECIA tukee pleasure to lu(ort hie old friends that
he Ir tatablielied in booklet.' at the above stand,
,t
her he will be glad to meet and accommodate
I hem. Frevh bread, cakes. crackers, n ota, ae..te.
Confveli.lll.lCa or all kinds. No. 1 moue, made
Inan Fall-Wheat, Sly the barrel sack, or retail.
Jao. Q lImPI.
I 4
VVT4I4LIAIII BARNES, dealer In Boots'.
lihuits, Gaiters, Slippers, .tc., next door Ito
Porter'. Tin-shop, Bridge street, Bridgewater.
Pa., where ho Is prepared to manufacture and sell
e,ytithig In ins tins at reasonable; mica Ili,
ug removed his place of 'business (mm the corn
er near the Bridge to bla present location, he In
. itesida old friends and patrons to give hlin a
111)2IVi ly.
for sole nt the Annus alter.
I) EN. K. PIKIISOL, Attorney nt Law and
1
Sun eyor of lands. °ince "planate Professor
Taylor's Is Ileaver, taprzly
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1 1 . P. KUHN, Attorney nt Law. 0111 re In Mc. 1 .1 Kinley'a building, enbt of Public Stinare.
111111 . 31: Ir.
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T AS. C.11:111ERON, Attorney at Law
J
Beaver, Pa. 0111 re in the room . 16r•
leerly ucenpled by the late Judge Au Imo. Co l.
to.. pronto', atteded to.
yt•otting:ty.
JEEN ET • W•tchtunker and Jeweler,
1• etnvt, 11. aver, Pa. (In rooin fuljoininc J.
C. Wilmon'e office.) fluid watches und chron
cutlet ere repaired raid warranted. Engraving
dune to order. The patronnge of the public In
eolicited, nud .ntivfaction guaranteed. Give u$ a
TIIOB. Meet' LLY e Bau corner.; o
Third street nod diamond, Beaver. Pa. Mon
o 10nt04.1 on. Government Itoodr. loterent allow
ed 011 time 1101,0Nitr. We will Ulf° rOCCIVO
I'llllollg for policing In the NATIONAL LI FL IN
UNCF. CO.. OF TII F. C. S. Aloo 3lerchniihC,
Nauufaclun•rn' nod Artizemo Co., of Pitteburgh,
below the Court lionife.
aprlLite7l:if
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Willi( 31E111Z, Dealer in Itouto, Shree,
Slippers mut Oniteret. flouts and pitocs made
to order. A lung experience In the bupinc,o
hint to do Work Ina ellperitar manner. Tema
tuuttenkte. btu'', on Third etn•et (bear Item.\ht•
ilookrtorel, Beaver, In. taw him a Call'
le rare purchtuang eldcn Lyre.
aprl".lSti9tly •
11131ININTILITOWN NOTICE.—Let
it•rn of administration bads;; been granted to
the sonserilwr on the estate of Miss Jane Mclieen,
deceased, late of Ihnough township, Beaver comp
Iy. Pentok) h !oda ; therelore, ail tenons Indented
to said estate arc hereby notified tom the Itmmull
atepayment; and all persons lowing claims against
said estate a 111 please present them Only anthenti.
noted for settlement. .1. C. WILSON, Adni r.
Mann] Blighted , tp.
CINAN. R. 111:11ST, :s:otery l oldie. Con
veyancer anti iI.IIIIIIICO •DV.I* And
Agreements writ:en and acknowledgements taken,
.ne. Having beef. tinily conamh.eloned amAgent
r eral Holt class Insurance COlllll/111le., repre
senting thd, Eire. life, Acchletstomol live Stock
lloparttneuts. Is prepared Inn take risks and WOW
polliit-e. on the 11100 t 111.111 tome. Also, agent
for the •Anchor line" of tirst titian Ocean Slenm•
o
'l•lckets sold to and Irons all parts In Eng
land. Ireland, Scodlantl,flermany and France. M
are In Lafe In irk low, Iflamospd, Rochester.,
aprl,T9i
11A-17j:N•rs Obtained fcr Inventorn.• by
U. D. and late Examiner
to the P•tlent Dtilre. uho lots devoted ebzitteen
t in to the patent btodnow, and will promptly
prepare paperA. drawitimn. Terror;
VA, to ttat.
Write for circular.. Direct to 818 I , egret.% aphis
else this Patent Uhler, War/sirojton, D.
lieter m N . IIIItOM 1 . 01111,111 y Mitt Stunner. •
VA; 4 . 4.111 t letl.—Lettei. tetotn
i otolitary Itavlott been I..ttil to the rolwrll.
,4.1111 tht,..tate of David Mertztuton, decd, late of
Idivo .1 Collllly. Pa.. N. la
11,..n.t.trt• to molt oil peretoot Indottli4l to raid et , .
'l3lO 111:1111111110111110 pnyinunt lo expected; and all
q4.li. claltaa nattlnot .11111 erg .1, , will pre.
M Id Ilit•111 duly nothentlentett for rettlemrot.
F.;.IZA BETH f i r „.
lILt %cs I JAMES 11. YI:II(IUSON. ',
T T
lON HOUSE,
, A. BOYD ROOK, Proprietor.
itiamaisur tr, John B. Clark.
GOOD PITABLING ATTACHED
BEAVER, PA.
:4 till apr I.
Iteruts . lVautild Fur
H 0 \ N"l' 0 •AI ;IC I.:
II 1.1 . VA.12.11
Illy e. W. DICKLUMAN, Hon. CHAN.
L. ELIN'r, uud other ['met teal Writ
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Nearly WO panes on fine CALSNICSI:I34 L•119:11
111:1.10 Vxpre,ply for this work•, from new, clear.
nod open. t,114,. and 1,111 be illa4trAteil with 14C
FINE ENGItAVINGS by Sartain and othwrr..--
Ahol, a igilendld colored fruit piece, •on caning
el Aileen prieelmens of the choicest American frollr.,
colored, from life.
lu English . and Gerona... 1
TIIIS BOOK is a sure, safe and,praMical guide
to every earmer. Stock Raiser. (lordlier and Fruit
Ity It they min Antible their nmlita each
tear, end greatly iscrottum the mine of theirland.
It mean the pear matt rich. It makm rd'work
..nder. 'lt rewards the :labor of homed working.
men; It it purchnvcdlhy utmost every due at
sight. Nearly .Ix bandied copies sold In w test
a:null township.. and. In ninny eases, bondwds ht
nlogle township. Agents ran .11nd no !better
mink during the tall awl wilder. Farmer. and
their sun. can mach lenge SILO pee month by /tell.
lug only three or Pur caplet per day, while more
than double that number can amity be sold.. Far
ru•n ninny. make the suet PUCIII,I4III tatzento. for
ILL. book, tutor awing Mot fill and hinter It I.
311.! the thing for them. If yon wl.h to engage Is
the busittertt, wall ha• a circular contalulm: a full
of ii, hook sind I,•rm. to nb,•ote.
.kd
uln.. ZEltiLEff. Of
rottlArcZo Sleect. i'Lliadi•lpLiM. I'a.,
la 9 Sore Street, (!itictnntil • Ohio •
oZt SloliriMSltetet, Chicago 4 111.
tart N. SIM I,lfttet., St. It tIS.NIo ,
101 Nfaln Sheet Sprhighold.' Masi.
11.111:1?;;V 11A ti! AL. 1
.
IMr inereatling lep..bit•,: 4•413111wIlell
r IrtNiVe aiteraliOnti ilibtrgenti•bt
our Snlesrttnma thereby, tbr the pu'e,sent,
I. , w,ling our itv3ilable melt. To pr'ep.kre
purr:lmmo; %e tire clniin, MIL
~ :Ir.Stock at a
Ilona Fido lteduction
I:IT,TS,
o)11, CLOTHS
I)IIUUGfr:TS,
RUMS, Sc., .te.,
I .u , lSer than UMSensoren Prices.
istREDAUG.t!N.S FOR THOSE
HIAT CALL EARLY,I.T
Oliver M'Clintock &Cos'
1 , 13124.10,9:c11.
LOOK HERE.
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Tfolitr ° :tr fr - I;n ri gi
:.11.1 the leibite gen:rally that be hag Jail received
:Ork g 130415 or the Wept mole*for
?•prllig , and Slllllll.'l' wear .which he ~tlen at very
re leret.rateo.
• (; I'1. 1:.11 PC,ILVISIIING
(7 0 ODN.
coNSTA N'tl.Y ON' DAND.:
matte to order on the rhorte,t notice.
'I h.o.tanl to the 031.11 r for pnot favor..., I hope
dope attention to Loather+, to merit a Cation ti.
: • • of the rime.
' DANIEL MILLEILPA
iii:ittGE /M. BMW:WATER.
noir 1:1,1
m ire - Blank Mortgagee forte at the Asat•e
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Miscertanecust.
T O. 31011CIAN:
SHALLENBEROBB BROS.
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Eine Fatily Groceries.
Qaeensware, Hardware, .
NAILS, WINDOW I . ,MASS. WOOD
"AND WILLOW WARL, :
BACON,
s' FISH; FLOUR, BALT, LIME,
N N
Country-Proinceinhi in &chap for
\MIL
Goode delivered free of charge in all
the Villages.
,augakela •
THE SUEZ CANAL!
WIIILE the World is more or' less ex-
ereised over the opening of the
Suez Canal, the Public, in Beaver and vi
chilly, should not line sight al the fact that
S. SNITGER & Co.
At their old stand in Scorer, Pa., aro still
furnishing to their customers everything
called for in their line. They always keep
a full assortment of
GROCERIES.,
Flour, Feed, Ogees, nem, Sugars,
Spices,
Tobacco and Cigars;
And all other articles usually found
In ri First Class
GROCERY STORE.
From their longaml intimate acquaint•
mice with the Grcery, Flour anus Feet!
and their ilfsposithin to render
those Who may favor them
will their patronage, they hope In the fu.
tors, us to the past, to obtain a liberal
share of the public patronage.
Give us a Call
and see II we do not make it to your in
tweet to call again.
jons. S. SNITOER Jo CO.
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINES,
$30.00.
The most perfect machine yet Invented. Will
widen and narrow, turn a heel or point the toe.
It will knit plain or ribbed. It will 'knit stock
inet, &ewers, shirt., &C.. AC. it In cheap, simple
and durable. It sets up Ito own work,\ noel but
ODE needle, and requires no adinsting nbatevu.
in
It will do the same work thalthe Lamb athlete
will do ar.d costs less than half as much uud hue
not the tenth part of the inachinery to ev out of
order. Circulars and samples mailed Ire on ap
plication. Agents wanted. All =chi,' guar
anteed. .
NTUAIW
tiMIZEIALAGENTEk
No. 10 131sti 844, Pitt.borgh Ps.
nov44:ly.
Qfm.a6
The . Most Complete Business Col
lege in the United States,
Affording facilities fnrpegnirlag a thoroagb,prae•
Seal business education, pasenacd by no other
School In the country.
Pince Its Incorporation to neatly Sialeen
Thousand Students. repraurentailves ileum every
State In the Union, have attended here.
No vacations. Students erase at any time, and
receive private instruction throughout the entire
course
R. B.—Circular. with Intl particulars and aline
tweetry informatinn. on attar...lnt
SNIMI & COWLEY.
Parr.nulutu, Pa
Jan'llty
NEW GOODS!
Fall and Winter Wear.
I 'HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCR
ON COODS OP NICK
LATEST ST Si L,ES
FOR FA 1.1. NI) Ir INTIM 3RA
TILE LARGEST, CI lEA PEST AND
BEST rtment of these Goods t has
ever been brought to the city. ;‘,ll and
examine before purchasing, and he con
lieutleniett's Fornimhing Good I vinecd, at
I=
I=
In latent and most fashionable styles:utl ut short
notice.
WILLIAM REICII, Jr.,
BftII,OI,MATEII.
E=IEIB
I3E AVE It
DiaTG STO*E,
1 4 1A'4 Yk3ilnlkEi,sfiii,
Druggist .L Apothecary,
13 LEVER. PENN.
DEA,LZR IN
PURE DRUGS,CHEIUCALS,MEDICINES,
PAIN'T'S, OILS, VARNISHES, DYF:-
sTr_FFs, WINDOW GLASS
PUTTY, &e.
Choiee
C+B-) 00 MiZaH S
7 0E -el NI) REFINED 011.8;
Lam, &, LAMP (1111311.1EYS,
BURNERS, &C.,
Of the gmitt,t Variety, and at the Lowest
.11Z Uit 4'lll iilll3S
:::trl'lty.ician4' Prescription.; carefully
and scientifically conapaninlial at any time
day cir night. • •
arAgenls for Falinestock,.Haslett and
Seim artZt; Strictly Pure White Lean. the
oldest and best brunt in the nyarket. at
manufacturers: pricer.nrad [ocifid.r.
Wall Paper! Wall Paper!!
PATTEIINS NEW,
PRICES LOW,
VARIETY ENDLESS,
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FROM 77/N BM' FRENCH INPORTAT
To The Cheapest Kitchen Paper.
Do Douche & co.,
112 Wood st., corner of Fifth are.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Plain and gold ►onlered Oil Cloth
Window Blinds. Ifeb23:3ln.
Ito
MIMI
Miscellaneous..,
~.
Bridge -Street,
13RIDGEWATER - ,.P,A.
DJ WERICIN ANCEIVIWO A FRESH immix
OP GOODS IN NACU OPTIII FOLLOWING
DEPARTNANTS:,
DRY GOODS:
Steubenville Jean;
Candmeres and Sattinet‘
White Woollen blankets,'
White and Colored and
Barra! Flannels,. .
Manama,
Delahms,
Plaid;
. . .- Glngharna,
Coheres, -
, • Lawn;
. • Water l'rnota,
• . . Chinchilla.
. •
.Cloths., ~ •
Woollen Shawl*
Biown and Black Mullins.
pnllingn, Ticking*, .
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Print',
Canton:
Flannels, '
Jocoaeta,
Tuttle Lin - en,
!Irish Linen,
Crash,
[ Counterpanes.
(i) Battery,
Gloves
t .
.r...._ . . & Mita -, -
es,
Colt Teas, laugar, Molasses, Willie 81IverDr1pe,
Go en and Common Symms, Mackerel In bar
' rela and kilo. Star and Tallow Candles,
Soap, Spices and Mince Meat. AL*,
SALT.
Hardware, Nails, Glass,
Door Locks. Door Letcheen Maps, Screws. Table
Cutlery. Utile and Tra Spann', Sleigh Dells, Coal
Boxes. PIPS Shovels and Cohere. Nails and Glee..
Spades, Sherrie. 2,3, and a Tine Forks, Asko!,
&Shen and Snathe, Coniand Garden norm.
WOODENWARE.
Docket', Tube, Clarnot, latter Prlnto and Ladies
CARBON OIL,
Linseed Oil do White Lead.
Boots and Shoes
LADuts , MISSES' AND CIIIIJMENS' 8110 ES
11.1 gruill variety.
idle Powder and Shot,
Blasting Powder and Fuse.
Ftpur .1 7 eacl do quocontsware.
•11 heavy goods delivered. free Ofnharge.
by elm° intention to bustnesi, and by keeping
constantly on Mud • well assotted stock of goo&
of all the different kind. usually kept In a country
store, the underalgoed hopes in the future as to
the past to Merit and receive a libels: share of the
public patronage.
13. lei. 111A.NIGER.
dectgrptly.--hlclizt.
'B. D. truaom J. WICKMAN.
fruzsox
A.TTOIVINIY:VE4 AT X...A.W
jacliam.) BEAVER, PA.
FRUIT 'FREES.
Evergreen's, Small Frisian, Jive
The Subeeriber tatted this method to Inform Mt
Moods, and the public geuesally. that ho has etill
mom, good APPLE TREtigt to diction, of [large
•alirel. Price PPS. per bandred. Also. ■ anion lot
of EV biltblnxiztiaucl the beet moiety of SMALL
?Rums, inch au the eAktacietpaia. tart; Ertl:-
&wing, Mrs nenicifil ander, .I . llk, Black Clap, -
and Brunkle's Orange Raspberry Altleformy.
Wilaoys Early. and Leiden Blackberry: Grape
eines, Gooelerries, Cnrrenle, blrawberries, e.
Price negotiable. Call. as liereloGrre. at the Pt...0-pen
pen Mount Nursery. three tulles edit of New
Brighton. °nicer ten al A. D. 011111 and A Co',..
Now Brighton. or nt the N. B. Poet Ogle' 800 rd,
will be promptly attendod to. No charge for chip.
plug, de. Sweet Potato Rod Tomato Plants In
ELWOOD THOMAS.
fchatif
11' 41%114 4,1 T %at
WALL 'PAPE R.
WINDOW SH S
BOOKS,
STA TI()\`ERY,
F. E. WELLS - 8.1 CO'S.,
NO, 106 FEDERAL STREE'I
4 LLEGIIENY PENN' A
'sew 15:1y.Feb.9clid
SPRING STOCK.
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Oil Cloths, Etc., Etc,
M'CALLUM BROTH'S.
51 Filth Avenuc, above Wonil street,
111'01110-I'A
Ilave OD band
THE LARGEST STUCK IN THE NIAlt
KET.
From the Finest Qua Mies to the Very
Lowem. Grades.
WINDOW SHADES,
Fine and Common Table Coves,
Prices uniform to all, anti the lowest
M'CALLUM TIROS
mar24:l y
Insure Your Life
AT ONCE!
c 7
We want the Merchant, The Farmer and the Me.
cluanie to Mat of and know the benefit to be de
raced from Instating their litres' in the Johnlism
cock Mutual Life Insurance Company of Barton.
Mao& mla company presents the adrantagea
offered by other companies. and In addiflow this
Company makes all Its Policies nonforfrilable.
after one payment. It Mao peva diridende to cask
Idler one payment—end for reliability ha second to
none. % e should prefer that parties, desiring in
sumac, should apply through the vent the the
county. Cwhlllk STROUD. flea' dor
Mee. I:10 ISt :loath 4th Street, Phlladelp la,
of the John Mattock Life Inaurance Company of
Boston. Mass. We wish energetic and responsible
agents for this and the adjoining counties- Ap.
itleations from mon of known reapeetabillty and
ntegrity will only he entertained.
COLE & 11111100 D.
feb . hlMl General Agents, Ptailadeaphla.
A tlnilnlastratorm' Notivo. Let.
1. ten. of AdmlnDtration havlog been maned to
the aubserihera on the estate of Mrs. Mary Howe,
deed., late of the borough of Bridgewater. Bearer
comity, Pa, therefore all pertain indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate pay
ment : and all persons haring claims against the
tame will present :hem duly authenticated for set.
tkmeut. T. 11. DOUGLASS, I
11. D. HOWE.
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Bridgewater.
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PITT.; 111`..,WATNI a CRICAQQ.RALLWAT.
(In and afar Nov. 13th. Peons will lainre
Hallam do l), esess, dl et roalows.--
lir IT l :t l : 4 ll .r ea M°Mv iAis ving ._.o4 Pl . 4l :: "s.l4.- I bauzltH a Ta lea tri.' dal. X.,
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STATIONS. Ma.%
Pittsburgh. ..... BMus
Roches ..Ii
ter • SW -
Sale
anm , 506
Allice • t I 111.5
Casten...... 4. • ..11 70U
Massillon. , 717.
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Wooster . 11 RR
MansgelA,., 101.1
A I 1100
Crania° 1 D ....i; ms ,
Bucyrus 1 1140 •
Upper Bandusky..,{llllllrat
Forest ;1114
Ilea. Ii iao
Van Wert. i! Orl
Fort Wayne. '' 41:1
Colombia.. •1 WI
Warsaw i OR
fftuatrth ' it'MR
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%Wealth°
Clamp. I i
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Chicago :I 4.50 as
ViT ),l m i ti c a ")ll :lb 1; DOI I
1 1505 .
Colombia. i .1055
Fort Waytm ;11159
Van Wert 1 t 115nt
Lima . 1555
Forest ' t am
Upper Sandusky... its
Bucyrus ,i 515
6,i ut ib,,,,, j A . l' 55u
D 7!°:,1 550att
llanalle r
l '' d - t Mil
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illenei ,
Orn 905
Itassillon ' - ' I ' 9CI
AllCa I
nton owa
iance 1115
Salem ' 111151
Rochester ,1 .105 mi
Pittsburgh '• 115
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Youngstown, New Castle and Erie Expresa
leaves. Ydungstown at ta3 p. tu; New Castle, 2:15
arrhes at Pittsburgh, 5:50 p. Returnee;
leaves 'Pittsburvh 7:15 a. rn; arr. at New Castle,
9:50a tn. Yeangotwa, sa. • • •
Yhungatown. New Castle oud Pittsburgh Ao•
commodatton leaven Youngstown, 2110 a. In: New
Castle, 1:20 a. sn; anise. at Allegheny, ICr.lO
tn. Return! ug, leaves Pittsburgh, SW m; gr.
rives New Cast!..2lo ruclionnavtowth Una. na
1 0 . R. MYREN
General. !Wiener and lkift Age;d.
CLEVELAND A prrnininwn RAILROAD.
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lad, ate eerhanly eat I:lPatiln.?sw4.
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'ire game.' l'O'qui • * Outs idiew'they,
sloop :
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whero worldly weal
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iiiid fd sisters:Who arti t lu it similai
laso it is °fat/ particulit signification,
but to Litoseiwooareitlitteggests a great
Mal. .For d iuldship, like other
boys, iiistois home moth Pints to cheer
the heaits Of thelittiu es ;" and how
I/I,
they spend their timeiWhenenjOylog
these visits is well a to we In.
bated, hut the, wee . . general um a
form but a meagre
.. n of it.
k w
A 'midshipman,' Oen lie comes
home, soon makes hb+o-'illy feel that
novena/ the hoe- ~ r outside,
is ameessible t )WS arc
handler things come in
at, If one May. 3 habits;
there is no, tree ,titahch
of width he wi legged,
cracking
,tube rook's
nest, howerez has not
poked his flu; i urea
joke to Mtn, i more
of oaks and-eh Watt of
hay stacks....
other boys +
ehairs'iuid eat
mom, but a nil
up kloft, and
sumetimw
top of tlie gt
to say, he um
to the top of I
is a very ham
weathercock,
hang his cap
kte txmact3 it
prt.-sents you
jackdaws, whi
of thelop of tl
He spends f
as bOxes are
Li Olne from t
of it be makes
rum+ up and du
rel; other lengl
cradles up in '
from °new th
he disports in
tinciously from
touching the
Ithge4 mild'
without s)
tuarvel lees pug
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hiseountry'sT
have tho Cu,
whatever hr
thef~U:~,tlut~
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of H. M. S. th
feats uoG Watt
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ing a mittshipatiiiii
telt him a story.
eircumstancea" I: hi
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gether, it is - done pen air and
among newly cut .1 the -lines. ef '
hay, 1 suppose,.,__,chuni 'them .of,
waves; for certain UV never knew
a midShipinan ran . these 'lines,
amid have tried the eiPetheehteeir.
eral tittles, and on there, than one of
thew generally refragtory subjects:
Sometttues nty, Mather could lie
drawn into relating tc'etot7 hint,mlf;
some adventure thatlle had inet with
or some wonderful thing that he had
seen; for this sad midshipman,
though stnrcely fouttwaytstrs of age,
•
'had visited every gnarter of tlieglobe,
and knonivboth shipirreckand terns-.
Onam heteld um sada a ClIFI0114s4)- ,
17,13M:owing the value of presentse of
mind, that I wrota It down' shandy.
afterwards . snail 110010'er it te•Yth!,i
divested or nearly- all the Language
of the sea, itahstereat partly depends,
in my mind, upon thefset that but
for this singular presence of mind he
probably would tiof_haVe to tell It.
"I suppose yvir have heard of
Outland?" he began ignoranceon
such subjects as terrestrial magnetism
navigation, and the internalarmage
meats of a line ship seeming to his
mind inconsistent :with knowledge
on any other pcilots. • •
'How can yen a4ksucli a question?'
I answered. "Yes,:of course, I have,
and I have read an account of. it in
Humboldt ; It is a town in the north.
ern part of South Atherica. •
'Oh, well, I thougbtyou might not
' know about itt at least !thought you
might not know . about the experi
ments that have been made them;
about the variatiens, and' ad that;
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• isakanknormintry; and euiibdAts
'.landattzralied t thought I
lionott , msitilcsoLt:snerti•
•thataik' ',read- tar ,John
Bawls bealk, , stutubow. beairento;
seasetiof the nimpaitili pole& •
,106 • well' 'ha 'answered,. 'thou • I
weidaVisiphiln Ma , yam"; Laid tell
yon: that wwlay off ammo for some
!time; and that wa Wero.aent up; :the
mazy to that amend on the moan
•teht j Mabee andAhreu 'and L. were
sent with theta:Mid and third
tenanteandthedeetor, to theheights
above CussaeO r with 'the chronome.
Mrs end the heittnesents.
'Wee litflotig inquired.
'No, not ( long,' eerily: *Moat; 'it
took anveraidom Tea ciumot think
what all extniordiitary shore there is
•Initutt pert Off:lout!' America. When
*talkie gembut j; uneovereaeres • of
hady the& stems'ited 'lower brachei
lite- thftkly Incrusts! With 'Minty
mud, said they Ilvevend grow in - the
Mt theratittigrosteand
Wife treseikAltipphigi, 'teeny' kneel
sheiks as Wade as u persou's
Yeti' slalrwiteh , unwholesome
looking"tteesOhey steam with the
heatttNl tiiif Meals' artiuld caked
'Upon' theta; and the the Mae -mMes
tlp ent weiSWOOtini' "
?WelrOjeilca u':ol4 . edyiltiy
UN* yhut, and 80
steep that off', We 'begin to aimed
the mountain ; that I shouldna: Were
'have thought the mutes could iamb
up with es„thau I shoiad havaexpec
fed WO bigot to the epithelia, and
Yet ttotittg May've lt, - "lid toeh tee
instrithissbacie. W hen them..Weee •
liti`tfeaVt4the' eoulitry
'nothleg • ; 044, ailst,, and
'setae ' ' godiudeue
,of
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eimt.on ibo iiimintaituaiet ina monks
were- verp.kind to. us end tried to
leech tui salient their epanish words. .
wood to Mil*. thee the awake. were
-dark divided; fellowai. tr tatao and ,
tat* silent ~ hut. Wow .wero vary •
greasy; one. I and they had such d
. halide and gowis, that,l've no doubt
mem muat be,:very hard, to get, up
'Thera cook' not be as;tril;U s },, , et place
thaadhat convent. , .It was huh On
the flat - pleco - of-land at the top of the
mountain ; and about aslargeSs this
-tield (feign:ores on threesidm there
was a precipice,. stud If you Walked tp
the &Igo you could see - the trees grow
ing below,' and the apes springing
about them.. On the fourth side you
could drop stones into a tara or lake
a thousand &et below you,and yet al
must overhanging, lake Is the
path dowmvard. •
'You would hazily call it a path at
all. Imagine.this.Aleepest Marxist
down which itirOuld possible to
slide without • dagger -of tumbling
heed foremost, and soar imagine that
upon ' !was built a; wall thirty or
flirty feethigh; and that the path was
the top of the wall, and you will have
a very good. notion of what it was
, 'But do you mean that there really
was alwatir. odied.'
ir.'llll,somcimMintittl
Piiit - of that Side of the mountain runs
a sort .of a spine of rock stzmnly wide
enough in wane places for two mules
to walk abreast; it is flat on the top
and bare of trots. The mountain it
imitia.causweii with self densafocest
that you sea imaghtssisothing like it
limo; la some parts the spino is high.
er than the foreikand.youlook down
on the tops of the trees, In others they
reach above it and overshadow it.
'Well, we three .youngsters were
left with the old monks Sur a day af
ter the vest.of the party were gone
down spits; and Ithen we, set off.
'ralbot•mld Owen and I, with two
Indians and two of the fattest of the
old monkt, who .seemed so infirm
that it wassurprisingto seehow well
they rode. It was the mast piping
but morning and the stiffest that you
can imagine when we rode out at the
court yard of the convent. We tho't
we never were to begin the dent;
those monks were so afraid that we
should be playing some tricks or get
ting ourselves hurt for want of etre,
that they all collected round us, their
hts►ds shaking at u.•s, and, with the
greatest gravity, trying to let us un•
derstand that we ought to be grave
andserious, as if we had not come up
the very: same path. However I
must say it's ten antis easier getting
up than going down, and it was very
kital.in the old fellows to be sorry to
part with us, for we led them such a
life while we were there; in fact, our
clambering about nearly frightened
them out of their wits.
'So off ato set ; and ut that we made
seercely any way; the mules are cult.
ning creatures, and would not go a
step faster for coaxing or whipping;
they stepped along the spine as daint
ily is a lady whom utnud of wetting
her feet, first u little to one side,theu
to the other, so .tlutt 1. could have
thrown- my cap down, right down
into the water.if 1 had liked, and 1
would have done it, only one. of the
monks, when we frightened him,
used to,lnusve up such deep groans,
that we all knew how thankful he
would be when we were safe out of
his hands.
- are, two forests there, one
above Bic other; first, there are the
trees with brauelies like our oaks and
elms, only VlWltrtill with dowers,
large, white, yellow, and scarlet hltes
soma, greaterevera twine over them;
they are like ethics, only green and
hairy, and , here and there bursting
out :with, queer flowers, some like
wax globes, sonic like .tutus of Lath
ers others all thick and powdery,
red pollen, strewing the ground be
and others dripping honey.
This was. under forest,. out of it sprang
tall iruuks, bore, , like Mists, and
spreadout their tops just like um
brellas.held out to shade . muter the
trees front the sun.
IKu .wore 'warty 'an lour going
down the first thousand feet to the
lake; after that, the way was not so
steep, and the spine of the reek was
lower,,for the trees of We upper for
est overshadowed us. Nothing did
appear to live in them; but the un
der forimt swarmed with monkeys,
squirnds, lizards, yellow snakes,birds
and butlerilitu. You tan not think
what a noise and fuss was going. tai
around us ; it was perfectly etunniug.
.First we would come ton whole Hock
of blue parrots walk -rose colored top
knots; they were tearing to pieeis
quantity of white, fleshy flowers with
their strong beaks, and feuding on a
yellow seed that was in then'. Soule
thutts they were perfectly white with
these flowers, and not one WilS left on
.-the tree, while the birds sat on the
. boughs absolutely ixiatiug with the
toil of tearing them up. Next we
would come to a whole tribe of little
monkeys, screaming, and squalling
and boxing one another's ears, and
altogether making such a distraction
that the cockpit, when we are all
nicking as much noise as we possibly
can, Is:nothing to It.'
'This I thought was saying a good
deal for the monkeys, and so I Inti
mated to my brother.
wait till you hear those won
'keys,' was his reply; 'in the hardest
gale hat ever blew, when the canvas
is tearing and the' spars splitting
I'll engage myself to say they would
be heard tesehattly swim a cairn.'
'But the noise subsided as it became
Witter; andat noonday there was not
around to be bawd in the forest; and
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1 ,1, .ii,the 4renciteti hY their, beaks,
J .. l i ke game in ,a shop, with the
nrhitellirn half 'drawn overtheir eyes,
+Showing . as plainly as possible ting
therwere so hot • that they •did not
know-What to do. with therwlver.
_ At .noon we canto to a sort of a
bower Id a level place ; it Was perfect
ly overhung;'strul the trix. were so
matted and .lataxi np with. creepers
.that not an inch of sky prirld be seen
nor a breath of air felt; 'drops of wa
ter fell from the trees, and a Warm
stetni , •arceelrerin - everytldng:' 'But
thertilvasa perkctshadasnd as Wire
witeibundant .r nor ,fer.ter all trt.ait
down and reltandinuuddle the CMOS
'Wodld'all We Could to persuade the
tirod--to - rest them' Bmides 'ive
nrere. hungry, and we kept• putting
our lingers to our mouths, and.
as,,well es we, could that we t=
something to eat ; but they shook
their heads and made' us understand
that this , place ' wits infested with
snakes. ,- . , .. . ,!•
W ixl elook out fmmuuder the trees,
and there again in the glare of the
istniberuns. wait the &pineal:Abe reeky
noW winding downward, almost
across the mountain ;. the heat strik
ing up from it made our eyes biros
and ache; but it was not very. steeto
now, and It was nearly as betted at he)
turnpike roads' here, so that I 'could
have got down by the help -of sty
bands atul.the plants. $o off .we set
agalo3.4wd now, as there was no dan
ger, We went as we liked, and I led
the way. •.. ..
• I noticed a great temper something
.lying in the path ; it was as big as a
I,ollf, of a gray color and covered,with
white; if I thought about It at all, I
thought It was astone: • I never eh
solutely looked et It till -we Were
within one single pun of it, and then
; my eyes seemed drawn to It end fix
a upon.it. It WWI a serpent. The
'Mule stirang . 'hack'and Minded, find
- her eyes tented at Ithey trotildStart
front lint hen : . ._ ..-" • - -1 1!i , - •
Thortt: It IV. the aliens thingpleeic
and fat, all coiled upend knotted, its
littleeyes leering at isle with& horrid
smite fiCtlient. It. "could not have
been cause than a minute that I sat
.gaping. at ,J 6 but. It aeeinetta. year,
and t 4811 1 14 mule cried out
,aluu?st
like Altman creature,'had' turned
•ardund 'and •tore up' p ast the 'other
nudes; straining and stumbling,' and
still uttering -that fearful Cry till .in
tw.ct,Or three minutes we were up
nein In that level placer; and I tura
'ed ifia . saw all,the. other unties . but
one tearing' upthe -ascent, and poor
little Owen straining up on foot..
.',There was dust In the road-41rst I
saw only that-,--theit In the twinkling
of an eye I 4aw Crwen's mule creep
ing up slowly, and my first thought
wits wonder where the serpent could
hew seiluiy net, wonder at the Ire
mendeuslyJoug. tail that this,:naule
was trailing after. h e r. , In. another
instant this hilt was rivrect up and
brandished over her, back,, and She
was sprawling on, the .. . t, and the
tali Was that great' se'A., , and the
t t ernyi
.optic Were roliwl up "- - Inttfone
_flaws, ~suld tucking f :side to, alite,
and , writbleg.:eild ' lug. At
hiat,the wretched mul eking still
—they, both fell 'together ever AC
edge of the precipice, and Weutpltlnip
Into the top of a tree, and While we
. frtal quaking and looking on, they
crashed' down frow thcnce,androlled
am ajbp ro•ro4 roil c ni , i. nnif tints
was a horrid sight; and when
I it'd over my surprise a little. I
found we had all distuotuited, and
that Owen :Was standing wringing
his hands and crying with all his
P•quidiheiiedlergbai s ,hes.stop.
Ped and burst." out kitighhig till he
made himself cry again. •
'Of coo* we did hot like those old
wool to 'sew an English boy crying
and we kept Patting him Mt the back,
titlidu,g to him At last he • semed
to wake up all ou a sudden and bin
to look about hiniself.
. .
'Well, 'al telloW,' Talbot said to
hitt', 'how arc you now r
'I'M all right. What
are wo waiting for?'
'But present remembered all
about it. He Was lost, it seems, and
as each Mule mine up to the serpent
it slad and dashed up the useeut,btit
his mule actually put her 'foot Into
the middle of the creature; slid It
down among the sleek folds, and at
once seemHn.F paralyied, and 'never
Stirred. but kept gazing at the thing
as it uncurled itself and began.to hiss
softly..
'Owen iatid he did not remember
how he got otf, nor Anything else, till
he found us all shaking him; and tell
hig him that he was quite safe; and
lie kept shivering and crying out
while he described the serpent's eyes,
'Oh, the hissing -monster! . 1 hide
her!' Am!, doyen know, it has seem
ed to me rather shocking ever since,
that instead of feeling thankful that
we were MI safe, I could think of
nothingind that text, In the Bible
about Human !'
`What test, ny dear doy O 1 I asked
'Why that awount of how Hawaii
camo home and told las • wife about
his riches and his honors, :and the
distinctions that the king, had oon;•
furred upon him, and then ended by
saying, glut all this avails me noth
ingso long US I 4eeMordeati the Jew
sitting in the king's gate.'
• *I• cannot see any connection be
t Ween the text and the serpent,' I
&served ; 'how came you to think of
such a subject:"
'lt Hashed into my mind directly,
and I thought to myself, what Is this
world to live in, if such otlius reptiles
as this are to stun: it with as. flow
I did loathe that serpent ; it quite cur
dlettny blou,l even now when I think
of her!'
'1 have: often heard pimple speak
of that peculiar hatred, I replied;
'and refer to the enmity that God
played between the serpent and the
seed of the woman.
'Yt.s ; so the chaplain told WY after , .
wartP. I have often heard lions and
tigers roar, when 1 have been keeping
the middle watch, and have felt a
good deal of rear, and a sort of re.
spect for them, but not disgust. It
was gnma in the dark to listen; it
made one think, .oh, you jolly old
fellow, I'm gl ad you are not crushing
my bones! But when you have
once heard a serpent hiss, and • seen
his sleek body and the hideous leer
in his eyes, it does not BO= enough
to have dumped, only to have looked
at him somethates makes you feel ill
for days afterwards with disgust and
fear. .'
• 'lint I was going to tell you what
a bravo thing Talbot did ; as long .as
I live Ishall always think it was the
bravest thing that coukl be, and I
shall rtsfpoct him as .much as any
ttrown up man,
- though ho is only
two years older than lain.
I told you that we had ail dismoun
ted in that shady the mules
were standing hod :together, but
4.e were in no fear a the serpent. for
we knew she would not _quit-l wr
prey ; so we all sat . down, and 'the
kind old monks broke off some brun
ches-and we all began to fan ourselves
with them, while they got out•some
provisions. There was a sort of pat
ty, made of the flesh ofiguanas—very
nice these creaturce are, I can tell you
—and then there was • some mite of
Indian corn, and softie bilked parrots;
but Just as we put the very first
mouthful into our mouths. Talbot
started up as though he was perfectly
astonished, and said to us, fy,
voungstem we shall never be on. I
hoard ante ship by sundown if we
stop to rest here, V iand you knout what
the order; were;' and in tin instant
hetbrew down his cassava and bread
and began to saddle one of the mules
4L. irr:
ru , 1414 , ; j
ME
12.;$tUbliiiied.: , :18,18
with :alt his .might. We,..ivere ex-.
ttemely rorptisW; we did not know
that - the order had beer) at 'Urgent.
The nionkstoo'were surprised; they .
arose with many bows and as idandY
as possible let him understand that. it
Ives their wish and Intention to rest.
But the tnore•they said the faster
Talbot saddled: •' Their bows'and per
: Wetness. dumped to angeri add still
the' email ,r, Weld en.; they
,thought
lie .pould not, underraand,. bat they
iinderStOod that he was perfectly bstit
upon setting off forthwith, acid
060gra s rlti/eY Aid net It: „o
r to atr to prevent It: '
were rather sullen at belie; so Mater:
bird;.btit" Manner and deter
asination so amaked his, that when he
7ordetod. Owen r to get• up and 'mount
thepoeritttle fellow obeyed instantly.
Talbot struck the mule with a whip
, /anti offshe set down the spine. 'Now
I then,' he said to me, 'up with you,
I T—, your tnule's :ready,. lie • was
,t rembling with hurry and impatience
'No,' I said, 'it Suits me to wait a
tie longer.' I shall never forget his
facethen, it seemed toexpressmo
nut
erminga—terror. entreaty; deternii
nation. 'l've no time to wait' he
said, 'but if you don't mount this In
stant,.T—,, I mast strike you.'. Ifs
Was far,stronger than I, burns he
ted upethe: whi I knocked . up the
handle audit fe ll.. Instantly he tur
ned to the 'adieus, they obeyed him
and instantly set off. without a word;
then the • astonished monkri; casting
melancholy eyes on the pmvisions,
want somehow. made. to mount. I
don't know how hedid it; but "Sup
pose they were so AILUIZAXI ' iIt his Ix:-
ttelar and his audacity, that they
lad no sense left to contend; and 'NI
• hot ;gave each mule such a blow at
parthw that she, set olf at full speed:
'Andlhen he turned to Me. 'NoW,
then,'.he said, 'there is but one mule,
len for both of us; :Mount and he
quick.' 'felt that he had on right to
Leouunan'd„ and I was angry, tied as-
tingthed. I fixed my eyes ou Ulu
for a moment; hi whole face Seerukt
to. be changed 'lrtimpritiente. and;
Averted quivered 'with .1
'lnrirrt the pattering hoarier the other
Mules, they. were stilt audible. If I.
could have knows I I mid to'
Min, 'I will not .go I have an
explanation.' •
'Very Well, then, he answered,
'there it is.' Ile had aireasfy got his
haud on my shoulder to urge my
mounting, - he now. turned Ins • eyes
toward the most shady and ',minded
end of the bower, and there—oh, it
mates me cold to think of it l—there,
nu a rock, ridded and reposing, illy
another serpent, Just like; the one.we
had ecru before. it was Watching
us, and 'tithing its lung, slender
tongue in a narrow , sunbeam. In
steul upend setting off
fOr I could not stlr,orbreathe,
sir get my eyes away (rein the fear:id
creature; but Talbetelni, me up
by -main forte, and mounted behind
tne • and off we went sr owly--mh,how
alosidy • •
- "We had no whip to urge on the
mule with, for I had dropped it when
Lanatched It. from Talbot:arid Isbell
tamer .forgut the terrors of thin Rest
five minutes. A.tlast the mule might ,
iiight'of her companions and mended I
her. pees, and in a fest minutes we
cemo.to an open _sward; where only
li few trees Vero scattered here and
Fa.asl Vaawdl-4. rually
rplace where - the rock sheltered us,
anti where there were no crevices in
which any. creature weld hide itself,
we all lay down and Talbot made an
apology to the monks; and I contriv
ed to explain to them what he haul
cYnert y . were: sesestlintel3l-4*
lighted • with his presence of mind,
and kept repeating, AfuscharJabisitio,
Musehachito min.*
'Talbot told us that he saw the
serpent the moment the provisions
were served up, and was so frightened
ut first that for an instant he thought
of springing on a mule,dashing down
the slope again,. and then turning
round when ho wits safe to warn us
of our danger. As lie. 'wily did
something so different I think it
was very honorable of him to confess
this first intention.'
'Yes,- indeed,' I replied; 'and
think lie showed wonderful presenc.:
of mind and a noble ixiurage-'
'I wassu re you would say so. Ile
said that he then considered the con
fusion and fright we id hi all be in
—rushing this way and that way,
sonic riming down on foot, others j
hindering one another, letting them
run away—and you must remember
our lives almost depended on these
1111.11C1; we could nut get either up or
down the mountain without them ;
and then you must remember, too,that
Owen, after the fright he had, was
not tit fur much. If it had been any
other wild animal, of course he
would have told us at once; but, as
it was a serpent, he feared wif should
be viralyzed, and if nut that, get
dispersed and fall over the prwitilve,
!Asides, he hoped at first that it was
asleep, and dreaded lost any noise
should awaken It. As for me, my
behavior when ho was obliged to
show it to me makes me think I
should hot have escaped. I shall
always think that Talbot saved my
life, for the , serpent was beginning to
uncoil
'There can be very little doubt that
be did,' said 1, 'and almost probably
he was asleep when Talbot first saw
him, and might have been awoke by
the noise you made in quarrelling to
gether.'
We we ro told afterwards that those
ash colored serpents arc benuvud
WU%Wv to live 111 patrs, proceeded
my brother, 'for when one is killed,
another Is almost sure to be seen
about t'.! same spot.'
4 .,
'I ho . utter tins *mond escape you
did not hink of Haman?' I observ
ed.
'Nu, didn't,' . said my brother,
with in eh morethoughtfut face thou
was um mon with him.
'Wile' you think *of the Mar cud
hatred With which ,you\ regarded the
serpent,' I continued, "you should
consider that thisenmlty w.ts implan
ted by sin, by Satan, under the firm
of a serpent ; and that it is sin which
we ought to fear and dread, far - inure
than the serpent, which run maid
no injury, excepting to the body.
Yriu should be grateful, too, that the
promise given so long w'o has been
Minified by our Itedeetner—the
promise that 'the styli of the woman
should bru ise the serpent's hind.
'Yes,' mid my brother; 'that was
what the ship's chaplain *raid to us
when we mune on board.'
And so ended my brother's stury
..11y brave buy, or brave fellow
—The l'reildent Is add to be in
clined to give Gen. Fitz John Porter
an opportunity to review the record
and teathunny in the Court martial
that tried Porter—or, in other words,
permit Ilium to offer additional testi
mony, explaining away damaging
pots. But the pnesureagalnst Por
ter t $
o stron front Senator Chand
ler, Judge Advemide Gen. Holt, and
others, that the President will de
cline to grant Porter's petition fur at
now lwaring..During Mr. Johnston's
adminbaratien Gob Grant favored
41 rehearing, but declined to make
written or (urinal recommendation to
that effect.
Stowe writes from Florida.
that " a country can not be laid fiat
down, under a war, burned over with
fire, nod all its pleasant thing's laid
waste, and come up again so as to
stand even' with the undisturbed civ
ilization of Northern towns, in one,
two, or three years." In this, nt
least, Mrs. Stowe has truth on her
iil
041pat' hold Um
.44na bullMajfilld - -
rei. Pa., at isrl
i nlk /Tooeir. -
ComoiaOlaaf - ilLiata
of load
l ir veer* h 4 4 .10.44 no*
I kliod: To boture aUentkm hvorm of
' 4 , Mod. loos, In vs:l4l4e 14. Meetal'a
tkhill by, tba. nuoo,of tbo#Ptilior.4
• Lotcork and mum uorrollooo
. be
teddresto4 • ' • 4 6' y 6"
'!::I/ l:‘ to. 4. P:Y#IN
. ME44444.4".r w rauteitaut.
Thee(Sliatr6 41W/44'416 gilk jai
}hue in the Pcidetttlargi
In It3l-2 there lived• *maw
eotlnty"Mtat.;
_tistenat,Wist.
ley: 7 ltel *to a' ittiii-b rer'
eeedl-lot: 'hest
there. was a good , Otit•of-thiiroitee
lueliao ittbli-;- *twin
Lkiy 'duvet., end tuttfull.the worst huts
tWe'didAlmop6ater--drltik Mg,
ifaatblidgerttl hoist} facing. "". •
Thme pursuits• alternuot formed
ucetipanoti;-thir
,beisiginant*att byantevereitor..- , Re
4144 :Me sole , VirtilloPrilidefeeth* , *
sort of Indian vettenttion (pr . ; the au
eiedms tod mkt!: llet 'Wahl not.
execute!' R ' mite' for anY" pit=
whatever, and hekl al/ men lw
ign ixinr,esupt, w,bo Aikillabk. their
uledl weal. , Ile ltad atiphipme
don In Man
.what he
dokned Just r isteirret t bet 'Mk 'ward
was his boat 1. This was his known
eluirackir, yn,l .lu,.eugid:have got
credit for times' id,}. lie hit ,W4ell
easier theifothermieu ivuld'have got
hu e l d e r r a l itA A k e t v it e e r Th a o p e rfseotnt
slll g k ni te
tiling quarrels; and he was looked
upon as a man not ta-be , 'eneatied
except lathe rigic,of life: :
OUP obOto7, While playing eitrde in
'Coluntivs, a quarrel am* about,the
op rent. we'd itortilin
deg:term:lu.. audbe gave , the tie. to
Wooley'sslinuiwitationt .the pane.
Iluwity ThialtetlitUt
both were Slightly' efoilailott, weep
‘VOoley'iibpikkteht
dead upon the Boor."r-Next morning
Wouley was nneistoltd be
cause he did unkeare that Wheat
be OtherWise.';WooleYilind horded
his the'judge4 , lt.
bound to: cote natt4 titmOn , ordett ,
avoid Um iteputationfoll beiuspelfeq
tl-11 !04 1 43'. 1 4 1 1 1 Wfale
wealth. Aece MAMAS? to lit
went Wooley. • The joilor urea.'
week inanweek IWO:smite anJ
weal[ to milsktheinilusalot oedema%
ArterUarinsrAiatzwilisiu"ng, ,or,AdaY
or two ' Wople4' ant flit titepAitir• ,
."'..:443 • trk.to, 3,1:11, ,, "trara • he,' "y.pa
kmiWutei you kneW f 'fieliee'brisak
my word. two um
anti leivell swial game with the boy,
You 0111 :1 44 L• INVUOUP. the *Oa leo , I
when. it gets 1s 4. tittle 1, stoma.
lock Myself 10, and !Chill Wulf rlkhe..
• The Argument Was eacirelittbknek
teriatconsuleratha la $ tatd ;Ahem iitter
night ,Wooley eats/ woutne,ous ;
enjoy his noetutpulilPlefik Tar
urt tallest' eiSin; rite, gut thb atm•
pht off, mill giVing ball'hr shy straY . ,ls"
1110.000;.wes releatiefl.'. ' • ,
At the next, Icon of it:oertoWeele
es: was put,upon . ,tiial.; Um . Jury re,-
tureed u verdia tif gyaty, :Leo
Judge minteueed `While Oita' ye:tele
the penitentiary atifiteldsin.tqlWp
pew, were duly ,male, outs mut lane
eiheritfcroandtti-Aurt
for,)ite, • but Wuoiey demurr4
• Voti noW,Sherift" . wittliici, "tho
thetountry Is poot--An't - afford the
tAp and 'aq: , l'il-Justlietnitty . .boy
(Amu drive R 3444 1 1. ttqadtenus esal
s ave 411 ..f 14 . 6 , e 7N?Slir* 9 1 Pc„ a for
The Sheriff produced a theibi and,
ere' ho; was aware, .Wboiey asixed
thepi and put Mein info Mapocket,
"All right,,". said Wein tie ; elf
to-morrow Morning."
The Sheriff knew he had a der
pende nein to dud 'with, but when
mrenecrentrun wootey never broke
his word, and had, beetles, over Stull
Ow worth of property he cupid out
move, he made a virtue of nefx.a:sity,
end left things to take theft tern.
True to hi, wont • Watley left fur
Jackman, and in time arrival.. Put
liatuP Itt , Abe idnosiou House, lie
I soliital out, lulled all the goinbliese
'hello with Mitch that town even
then abounded a n d the next melt
ing drove up to the Penitentiary:
Euterieg the ward mom, hi, euquir
ed :
"Where shall 1 flail the WlllllOll ?"
"f 11111 flu• man," said Cul. I>ick
.
"Well, Feu brought you a prouln.
" Where i, lie?" inquired • tilt;
Warden.
' "Here: 1 nto the ohm," find NVIM
ley handed ovor the. Sheriff's hill
lulls.
The 'Warden vostini.tzeil. ILO lie
a lunatic to dear with, or had thi•
man killed the Sheri IE, and then entne
o the prk.ni b defy hlw lleirmbl
int tell : deteruiltind qulcrisly
0 kell/ the 01110, •-itien lie offered
titoseff.
"Now," ',Aid Wooley, "let's rgif
thmugh this_ place and vien how It
looks," and through they wont.
they returned to Urn guard room,
'llrotiley lidked so pima:tatty Oho,
the warden felt re:tssured, and
Joe
"Now, Mr.' Wooley, what branch
of the busini..4B do you think you
would like hest?"
"Td tell the truth, C111)110
\\'o ih.y. "I never did a day'A wfirk
In my life, nial I don't think
soy of your euniell trades. • I'll tell
you how a . ectel fix it—l'll clerk fur
you, just for the name er the thing,
anti we'll live Jollity together, till the
year's up. •
The warden yaw he had a charm. ,
ter to deal with, Will concluded, that
a luau who would go into a pr6on of
lAA own accord, would not runaway,
nod mildewed. SVook'y
year °coon tingly ; nominal "clerk or
companion by day, and a gambler to
Jaeksou by : night. 110 kept the
wardroom itippiled with fravanibi„
and a slit nook in the tact. allrftrt.
....Awl.. .4 the hen uf fIyUOTY. LIU
year up, he left, unregreting. hut te
greicil, fur ut mart he way u gAIOCI
fellow, and neitle the Warden a *VA
eumiranion.—Jeekson Cili:en.
—on the 7th of thks month, near
Pleasantville, Pa., a it of booth'
.were match w. four ttords of
three foot I, 1, a k w 0941, apil ;buy
accianplished it. 'rte alitud weight
of tire whorl Wain 11.925 pouncts, and
the sleigh and wood rack weighing
1,000 pounds, This was Nulled up a
hill the steepwt portion of which is
allowed by good Judge], to be at least
"one quarter pitch.'
—lsn't it curious, hriw face mask
ing from the eyebrows to the end of
the nose will Akspel horneline•ss
With only the .forehoud, mouth and
chin visible, and bright eyes looking
through ape:litres, there WILi scarcely
woman present who might not have
been taken to possess a beautiful each.
It wouldn't boa tsel blest for ladies to
substitute musks for
1 _About the Ix ginningorthe seven
teenth -century the warm drinks In
table we we to wine And
beer, prepuit in a very captivating
s tyle. :Kea was introduced taxon.
dud dine, at 41 its use leas eurneetly
masted by the wine and beer drink
ers, kst it should exert an InJurlotri
In II UMW en mends t • •
—The Milwaukee Temperawe
elety I formerly thanked Governor
Fairchikl, of Wl.4convin, "far hloot
antple of total alkainerice before t
chiral' s, and particularly for the In
fluence it should have upon thoyoung
men of that'State."
—A Siutit Uwe culoted Sena
ter. Cxeluded from the first , clan♦ air
of a railroad, rovengtil himself by a
bill repealing the charter of the read.
. maned Keep WIL4
unable to keep his geld front New
York thieves, who "suppliedits place
In his belt with a quantity of
silver, which Is an abomination to a
eantullan. • •