(bathe ] it with tears,and fainted with joy Rinetion betwe lazy dau ghte jig k also he. the tidy housewife and ¢ jut having once more beheld the object ol Rone on this side of the grave.— i] } { 3 : ar + "ag 1 the one lies in bed unti¥ ) o’clock, theng 1 is easier to conceive than to trace the i .t SA El sinc ular contr ered by tins couple ; scs—-her hair in P 5 her eyes | sing ular contrast oiiered by pics i the buried fifty vears apo stli answer- open—her slipj DENS . the heel jthe one hu ¥y 8 £4 stockings—her calico £ wrapper prensy and torn, and her whole ap- indifference. Tous} dressed she slides into the parlour, and |= sips the remains of cold coffee and dry] toast ; then takes a novel or looks out of al : : fine oll the appearances of youths while the ~~ thole or too in h gon the abi other weighed down by age evinced all Immortal thi : the tervency of youthful love. = Ime pick o Tra pearance indolence ¢ y Bien ) acial mi af Nati onal Register, The heros glory and the stasesman’s Whose woth, al rested by thy comity The choice, x a " 10d 1a LWijahe LY ET “Obtain bie x suffrage, and confirmed higer IS a paper which is pu yliished every In wae ber leader, und i in peace her gujide, ride, To thy great name, on this auspicious day, Ad first inl both, her bulwark and her {ners sleeps in the afternoon, visits at nigho tha District of Columbia, and each num A grateful people heartfelt homage pay. any benefit to hersel If her friends or family. Lock on the contrary, at the tidy wife— small but very legible type. It makes two NEG Riad « Yee Y, : g rhey bless that name, to truth and frecdnm dear, volumes in the year; and every volame is The price per anncm is five dollars payable in 3 And give'to WasHIXGTON the patriot tear; she rises in the morning at an early hour dressed plain, neat and clean—she prepares breakfast for her hraghend in time for him Sat accompanied with a copious Index. ov J % @ tav’d hi 3 To him, whose, dia Hehioye is country’s cause, AT The P : iments 3 . Whose rule mating her Tiber My and laws, advance. The Public Documents, botl Whose noble mind no venom'd slander knew foreign and domestic; the proceedings ol Whose wa: rior-arin no poison d weapon drew, Whose onw vard path, to glory’ § summit led, While ev'ry virtue beam’d around his ‘head; { Wlose pious step app oo teigity fn Na vile polvtheist,: ng scegtic vain— Whose glorous lity a The : proud li : Congress, authentic news of every des- cription, are regularly iuscried therein and accompanied by critical snd explana- Hi {tory remarks. Its value is also enh:ncea Beye for ¢ days are pad In use- by occasional reviews of literary works : and all its sentirents ¢ are decidedly Amer- ican, mde penden of ali party considera Such a ness, and her nights in peace.) [woman is « a crown to her he ashandy” LONGENITY.--NO TWA A gentleman on a tour thre’ 1 For this work, which is well estab. % lished, regularly published; and transmitt “i 1Y hen passing Rate s 19€! tern tions. To him or Ss ti > lire, hi Her guardian Beskiy to subscribers $id mail, the pub- stopped at a small village : Afier sauntering some time thro’ Jlage he cspiedian old man, ag Jweeping bitterly m a gu nt x teman sccosted him very civi pressed a w ish to know why h and was aswercd by the old msn, f.ther had whipt him severely i & it fisieman instantly repaired to ti or want a gon bhys ician, , Thea Fiootofs say my fiver gr’s bad i 500; Bene answered the My pulse is quick : my heart is sad ; © My stomach’s out of order . I’ve got a hebbling in my gait; My words 1 i young rascsl threw stones father in the Gorden? astonished, visite cannot speak them s(rait : cenfiviied wi i oH O tell me my condition, : 0 ; Fd Lo 15 dim 3 ry move o elioily Spt vs 40 (the Gr endfuthers s) father reumn would be in a fe days or as soo nuptizis would be solermnized with a young tis lady of fortune. & ly But the worst plague of all my life, ams ph Pye Jately catch'd a scolding wife : My hands are weak ; my sig . And now and then my head will swim © My neighbors wo’ insure me THIS Stge will is Tatdra Sa the | hous ¢ of John Shrine ry in the town of Nor- thumberland, every Friday morning at 50 dlock, breakfast at L. B. Stoughton’s, Derrs- [0 town—arrive at Jacob Maize's in Mifflins- burg or Youogmanstown, i in time for din- ner-be at Henry Roush’s about four o’ clock, P. M, and arrive at We T. Brown’s Aaronsburg; at six, P. M ~Teave Asronsay burg at 7 o’clock, on Saturday morning get to Earlysburg, in time for dinner, anl A certain benevolent Quaker in N.Y. O Doctor £An you cure me ? was asked by a poor man for money as charity, or for work. The Quaker ob-f, served, ¢ Friend, I donot know what work. Pr EPIGR AMS. % Frailty thy name is woman? i i Urailty’s name is Woman's self, A name which Nature gave; Sure: man must be the weaker elf] Silo to be L raflty’s $s slave. 41 can give thee to do ? Let me sce thou mayest take my wood that is in the yard, up stairs, and I will give the half a doilar.” This the poor man was glad to do, and the job lasted Lim till about noon, when W ly i Wit’ Ss AFoutheiy ? Pope has said, And Feinales never doubt it— x So those who've least witli the head, Display the most Ww ithout i, @ To LW hy shou! d ladies of character and del- J igacy attire themselves i in the trappings of :? oe is. their object ? Do they dm tton ? Mistaken idea! Noth than modest attire ; and orna- ments and embellishes modesty more thap Simplicity of dress. cal {ing Broad yar—examine het new communication between two | hat at 70 dellars—'ier meri rino dress at 200 | shalts of a mine; the {he came, and told him, the work was done | arrive at John Raokin’s, Bellefonte, at four and asked if be had any move todo. Why | o'clock, P. M.——Returning—it will leave friend, aid the queer! | John Rankin’ 5, Bellofonte, every Wednesday morning at 5 o’clock— breakfast at Earlys- let me consider,” Quaker, ¢ Qh ? woot down again and I will give Thou mavest take the thee an. |Durg—arrive at Aaropsburg in time for | dinner, and beat Roush’s by six e’clock,| Query. Did not the Quaker do the poor | 'P. M.~Leave Roust’s on Thursday morn- man more good than if he had given him | ‘ng at 4 o’clock—breakfast at Maize’s, In the money without carrying the wood ? other half dollar.” | Youngn 1anstown—be at Stoughton’s in tim ito dine, and arrive at circumstance taken! four o’clock P. M. A recently Yo Fahl a “ fF wl a1%o ! - place at Fahlun, the capital of Dalecarliz, )s of baggage allowed to each i N.B. 14i 1 t 5 rode < i 2 h RO 0H % 1 i ‘ in Bweden, which might figure with ed-{passcnger, all above that weight to be ac- In working to estab-| counted for. Northumberland at has nothing Look at the womanjvantage ina novel. * Leghorn {lish a All baggage at the risk of the owner. body of a miner Jan. 7, 1819 was ollars —hier watclics, rinps, &c. at 200 dol- | Jiscovered in a state of perfec ars more together with her cambrick dress tion, and impregnate silk stockings, laced 1 ruff, and kid slippers. | t preserva- i VEN 8 RIE Li cession given on the first day of > { April next, two FARMS, All hs the neigborboed of Belleionte, will be se HR with vatiio.1c water FES I'kis body was quite soft, bot hardened on} which constitute all the value about her {being exposed to the air, And poss - she is a person of ill fame—her dress is ide niify the individual ; it was oniy vecol. | 3 “the produce of her shame, and she we: he ected that the accident by whic hs 9 the wages of sin—I, ook on the contrary, a (|e en thus buried in ti that lady, who with modest steps, and dress | bad taken | neat, simple ornamental, without ‘i No one could] ne i= bosom of the ‘earth ace fifty years ago- - » } 1 ul e \ extrava-iquiries as to the name of the sufferer given on the shares. i or terms cuquire of | Sh Spe ad alread ciel pid Oi id! the SuDsCriber. - ' france, pureiies her way, the admiration i r ceased, when a d spectators, and the esteem and confiden C8 {Ww oman le wo iW ecent) Sy Ay 3 » 1 aning on crutches, slc iy advanc. i hilip Benner ’ 1 4 ‘of all who sce her.—No rude ed darted at her—no improper her respects a ¥ aH drcanse che re sfiects herse If. 2 XO. plarces towards the corpse and knew it to be {o | | Koo 3, January 14, 1819. o -L- IiTIRWOTK apy Ww . rapping Paper forsale at this Gihee. Rock or in ¢ of a young man she had } izse. halfa century] whom i a “looks 63 mestmes ofiond eve; she 151 been promised I parr ’ . fy i = threw herself on the body which carance cf a brohze stalug ; MAIL STAGE. NEW LINE. THE Harrisburg and Pittsburg neither route Mail Stage, will commence running on the 29th instant, from the house of Mrs," | Juehler, in Harrisburg, on Tuesdey at 12 © o'clock, arrive same Ferry ; Wednesday evening at Clark’s night at Lewistown ; Thursday night at Friday night at Blair's Gap; Saturday night ing Armagh 3 Sunday night a Huntingdon ; “+ al New Salem, , 1 tii din~ : > . : i : . ge Lo three story window and lolls about un 1 di | Saturday, at the city of Washmglon, In jarrve in Pittsburg at 12 o'clock, a tie -{ house of Mrs. Morrow, on Monday.—s i lock," and goes to bed at twelve, without doing. contains sixteen pages, octavo, miReturning—Leave Pittsburg 5 at 12 o'clock on Tuesday, and by the Sain slages atriye in Harrisburg on the Monday following at 12 o'clock. 2 3 Rates of Fare. $14 for the whole distance, nd 7 cents per mile for every Way Passenger. fi baggage allowed to cach pass January 14, 1819. NO TICR. ALL persons indebted to the estate of “| Lyon Mussina, late of the town of Aatons- burg, deceased, arc requested to make pay ment ; and those persons having domands against the same, to produce their accounts legally authenticated, to the subscribers to enable them to scttle said estates The | subscribers wish to sell the Goods of the Sto entire : * Any person or persons hid § puishase tie SN will gust re 1 carriage waggon and harness; ide he } and other articles will be so dwelling house of the dece Cat i d. Wa. H. PATTERSON, Jno. M. BEUCK, Aaronsburg, figérary 19¢4 1819, a Adm’re vith a Hi oy Bark Mil | April next. The t $400 in hand, or when the for the premises, aod the $150 a year to be secured by mortgage. For the editor of Bellefonte Patriot, or the “subscriber, in particulais apply to the town of Franklin. ik Win, { Conaely. FPrankling February 19, 1819. Y rm pr ¥ NOTICH THE subscriber has ope the borough of Bellek nite, on ythe south east corner of the Diamond, for the purpose of Clocks I ‘Watches, for doing all kinds of work ‘belonging 0 the repairing and ) Silver Smithing business, hat the ¢ 3 thei idea, that gash-1ha a Le C7 } ts How » mistaken, then v | 10 execute to the satisfaction of every onc. » Fak | 1. , 1819. TO LEASE, THE FARM, on which the subs resides, near Bellefonte. fieeves. Jan, 20 cribe Possession to be had on the first of April next. James Linn. February 6th 1819. BI ANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. which he hopes
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