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VOLUME 21.
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P. DURLIN& CO. PROPRIETORS
H. F. 73d•itor.
OFFICE, CORNF.R STATE ST.
S AND PUBLIC
VARE. ERIE. '
TERMS (IF T 4111.: PAPER.
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e ~,.. t 'serr,ber+l.y theesr rr. at 1112."‘
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p, ~ ,I, o r at ludic... In vuace. 1../)
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It r, , ,t pat, st advance, r within three Tont!! from the thine
ct ,Lt..f tibilig, 1 (1 do ll ars ill be char t ; . .
1.1 All comustuticattotir so fhe post p. t .
• • RATES 0 AD% ER'ISING.
l':rds not elceeiling 4 ines, one year. 83,001
Onsbqufire 100 06 ' lU.OU - .
I:1J do. Nix months. I B,OO •
.t., do. three Months.; 3,09
Ti,,,,,,,,,, .1.-flit...menu. SO ents per square, of fifteen lints of
t c ......r its' tir,t 11 , -ertiottt ILI CCIItP for each torlasequeat nisenivo.
I ' l'earl .I.ls ertieenehns e the prsvilege of chatigitilnt pleasure,
t r• ~.: o.,t.alse are allowed so out ul.+l more thou Wi9 square+. aarl fe
re boated to thew ierassubste Muususw. .
'4 Itrrill."l.llell4'llut hjltittgOther.lirections, et in be eramirte.l UN
f r' , ' ted charged arcurduttgli,.
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T. HERON STUART.
POYSICIAh—Offite. corner tA Fretieh and Firth
M.Acs KoctiA fence on Fuutth atrcet.
enka of the celd Apotherar)
It. I. SF Elt It
11„., r,nsttntlYinhand a POI sipplyof Grocerie.. I.i.r:nr+. Ship
I rtllDdletY. Pinducc. &c .&c t and *elk. holesalle
Recta n. cheap as est. ?.) I 10, Clienv.ide
W. S. LANE. .
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
E^,1,1,.1111ry, iruiy and Na,) Pcu. , 11,,tsty •1.nn,14 _and
~:u• I , •r ratra pay. and all Lew, 0.4211,01 C/..411z1e1l w tuc.hail
YP ,s'e pn tit,.t and faithful att'•utwn.
utwc- in Wri.ltt'it un State street, over J. U. Fuilertoti.
()C. I. 19.
LA till & ItUsT
IVn 4 rsALF' • 114/ /10:11) DralPTs )n Dry Oxid.,Groceries,llar , lnare,
F'-h. Salt he.. come: of ritate street_ and tne
Plane vinare, near the Court Ilnufn
nILW`II.hI•.D.
LMMMI
faslitountde hells ev , , it a Reed 11,,u-euziel
up sums el• dune .Jli 1.1j0( t tfG
OLIVER 1-:PAFFORD. c • '
pcokweller and Sint,oncr..an.l ManufaCiliref of Blink Books and
Writon luk. corner 01 . 111 C n 13806101 :MI I Si WI nt•eet
• J. W. DOUGLAS S,
Ali 4P '.lhY Asp Cur sst ri OR AT I, iis =-01hcc on State Strcrt, three
.i. , r. , north of Mon Ws Hotel. Erte, l'u.
C O MP . LON At. IiAVERSTICK. t_
Dr,,i A> Ili iffy GO.AN. ilardl.l az.. 4 *rocit r) ..L'irueer Jeri, niul tof
fy:li and OCNlleal IC Liquors. Dibtilli ri n su.l Slniiiitsvirer
:,..iirratu.i. Nu..'.. Reed House. ape! curlier a French and 1 up
rtrr, is, Erie. ra.
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• -' W. 'II. (1.. 1 .4 1 L It, --r-
A': rot , & rrmr.p.rner at lair. (.1111ce 'NO . 2,Lnc ll.iH. curler
& d ttreCL-. 11. 1.
•.. ot L! nn! bU,itl•NtS tull r(VPIVI. IrOn•pe/11tenion.
R , ,. I ES4 I I'. lit R:1•. I:41.. II I. , orr. Esq.
rind prner s kl cy atlirunnibt.ioil busiutss. Frank-
-. `- RUFFS REED.
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PrArti,..4n una. , ,sh3Crrinln mint Ainrriran Dinh...are snd MAIN.).
. Ab., N 4.1,, An% iir, Cues, Iron and e.: , ,..v1 No. 3 Rcel lititp , e
_ 111,... Pa.:, `—.l . •
8 , . Ave Cairt•nrr. an.f Wryoo ILoder,. ' . ..3tate Street,. de ,
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, Dti Ck. J. L. S FEW A R l'.
( .::, , ~et, ik,et. A. ni ref. 4 1h nenr Sirs:aro. ettl.l.L, RI'S
_-k :. •1,, • , rt,,....icrar,une - ddt .1-.. ~ctdli 161.
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• r?c. SIE:GEL.
C. n •TratLlA, ,, l Rev, ktjelter in Ororcries, Provi.inn.
1.,. ~,rr. Fridt. k..e. Ace C.dner of Prenell and Fit
i ;.,11.• the Farmer.' Hotel. Lrle.
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JOHN C N
v 1.,. ., ,, it a and lirtn'il Water in, r.n.ni; Crix:erars. Crocker).
t•l.rvi %re. Iron y Nutt*, ice , ".6. Y. I :.2417iiig Mock. I.tio. l'a.
I V Thr I.oglirr.t p.ci vatd fur Coutitr% li.r , d.,c. 4 I.
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, . J. GOALDI N(.. - -
41. r. 11."!sl T ,mow. and Itai.ll Maker.—Stccr.No•S Erc.r•Blixk.
.Iptc,i tirthe Itoimell Diet k ) StAte . Sttteet. Eri...
J. W. WE'CMORE,
• „)ATTORNEF! AT: I,All',
In Walker'• Ofltr, on Secrnth Street. inn. PR
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HENKY C.
I'Y reaftvrt„.lol4lef, and netail Dealer inn Dry Goods, Groee.,er,
krry, (:1.....ware„ 'art Mr egg I atilaane. Iron,
11, SttiVl ~telc - Ltn-ci, four doors, hclvw
lln .L a Fri.'. Pa.
A V wee, B. Ituyy a, A2l Arms, Spritifs, tied a general
c f fi,tOr:le and Carr 'F canon tog-. %
S. NlElt‘'lNj r_4llll - 11.
A 'll4.ltAil al LAW anA Jy•llee yrf the l'enre. at. Airtit rof
Or key Stone .11utual Liretraufa.trer: 4.7..):11....111—0t1ice 3 door.
t...(6l%Vrlalito cure. Erse. Pa.
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Li. KNOWLTON & .SON.
/ . 3$ mat. In W e:00464 Ltw6
,wg Glavero. Tian() Fortes
Lampe. Ilrttannla Miff, J., Or: and a annul olother Vane)
' Arntleg. lie).tutte Building.. tour doom below Ltrunn'y Hotel.
SUlle Street, Crle. Va.
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(.I.OHGE H.
ft:—Tonvri Edle'll'otinte, I'd. Collect, PIS and
/' I h, lanone..attended to N tth.i.ruanprne. and
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BROWN'S HOTEL
lu rns L. c rJt St ;11.., street and the squa re
~..:tastero IVer.terif lid Southern .4.411• office.
T. 31 1 / 9 1t
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111 s Gr.w . Pro.- nom., Wineu. 1•111 , 1011. ['rill',
& , ..1u 11. Poor l'eupic's sow. :hate street, 11:te.
JOSIAH K ELLOtit:. .
F & Meteliallt. Vit! PLIAIIe Weil.. east of
,tatr 3Atrret.
rt , ii. r•alt. Platter and White ri.li.enn.lanti. for Sal' . .
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J. U. i% ILLIANIzi.,
14 , -1., an I Eir,tmeige Broker. Deral,r In I:III, of Exclianze.
0 :n.,., certmeu, of Depo,..te. Cc la and ativer coin. ice.. &f.
.'ltwr. I daputs Below Itruvk n'. Hotel. krie, ra.
6k:NJA)IIN F. DbiSISON,
A^, 1 , 1 %. 1 Al Lt w, Cel l i/gaud. Oh a—i/Oliee oil S:1 perk)/ see 1,
. t ti ‘1 :der, !Melt. gofer to (*Mei 1 i•Lifle Parke r, Cati/IP6/ ,
14. :- . 4 , 4,i.. lion. Ricliard Fletcher, In ziiat..m... lkwou ; Hu:
/,•.:”..el 11. Porklno.l4llj. \Valuta st..Phulade:,dun; litetiniii 11.
Iv, , 11. C.11....iJ W.lll sturet, New York. For wbtunumal., re
ir to th lb other.
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MARSHALL & VINC'ENT,
Art-Er C't r! • 1•%% —office up Awn' in 'llaitenan) Ilan Wilding
rth PrOttiotiutar)*.r °dice,
!kICRHAY WIIALLON.
A rtne.41..1, .0M rnl LOR • r to )ifien o% er C. B. Wririat'e
cutrance oue door WCA or\ State tqreet, On the Diuumuit.
r,.• • •
1. ROSENZWEIG 4.3 CO. •
Wipmr••l c A Kr. RET/[ll. DE•LiAII 1u 10tC1411 and Durneraic Dry
ready tuadej luttruic Ihrotsand,rAmte b. &C.. : 4 .9. 1, Flew
t• 4 Illy k, Stave ufert, Erw. .
. C. M. TIIIIIALS.
!Ir.: v, R 111 Dry, iGonele. Dry C:roceries..Ctor kery, Itardwa l re. icr.,
S, • 111,
'JOHN ZINISikRTLY.
ii. tIR 11/Groceries aria Provl.ions of elLkande, State weft, three
.....• :I , ,rth 0 the DiaLu.orl. rf fie. a. ..__,...
' ti Nlt'l'll JACKSON'
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Dr 1 vrt Dry Aorie Groe le.. IltirdWare, laireeni Rare, Lame,
D... Nalls,lre.. ltt. 11tearrhaile, Erre; !'n. '
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NVILIAAM itiliLE
er.trisi-r 11..kru and Undert.Acr. 'corner tif Blare and
e 4 r %Milt .Irene, Erie.
KELSOf.%:. L(R)3IIS.
C. ViCRAL l'orward dig. Produce and Cortnni.on lirre ham*: d,al. , r.
and tine salt, Coal, Plaster, niungles, &c. Public dock s
%,rst .Ide of the bridge, Etie.
I'nt, is J.-6 klan,
• WALKEIt & COOK;
I.I,FRAL Fornarding, rumult.ion attd Pro.!ltre MerchAtits; , . lce
end Ware-tiouseewn of the ruWie Brulge. er ie. -
G. L(11331IS St
n at. In Mitchel.. Jewelry. Silver. Gerona!' Silver, Plated and
tarn. la 11 are Cutlery. Military and Fane) *Code, State elite t.
pearl) 0..1.14...5ite the Eagle lintel. Erie.
CA itf-Eirii-fillotitt;it.
Trnot r andltemil deniers in Drugs. Medicines. Paints, this.
..-stot... Glass, ice .o. O. laced House. Erie.
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• JOEL JOI-ENSON,
in Thevik,atcal. Miscenaneons. launday and classic'''.
:Thud hooks, etationary. /se. Park how. Erae.
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• JAMES LYTLE,
F•%HMV ID LS: Mere hant Tailor, on • the pulite innate. Ali &ran
t •I ut State St,th,t, Erie.
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L., D. CLARK.
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41. r • mfo 11.1.TalL Dealer in Groceriea. Pro‘ isiotta, Ship
. .andlery. Stone-Ware &X. to., Nu. 3, Donnell Mock, ale.
0. , bPAFFORI).
1) - 11", tr, law. Meilteat, Denuol Miscellaneous nooks stationary
I &e :mate rt., tour dobru below the Public square.
DR. 0. L. EIsLiOTT.
Re.g.!ent &TIM: Otheeand dwelliugin the ikebe Block, on the
?-a§t sule of the Public d q uare. Erie. l'eeth isuierted on sold
from one to au enure nett. Carious teeth *ad with pore
1 -9;•t„aud restored to health and usefulness. Teeth
instruments and Dentihee so as to leave theta of ape=
cartes*. All work 'renamed.
8. DICKERSON.
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ART. cult &iu Stmettos—Orlice it bit , residence on erten* Wan,
11. - ,Dite the Methodist Church. Ens.
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JOH .H. BUR eN.
waeLleA literas. timber its Drum Meese tees, Dye ate
Gre !rim he. We. s. Ers.
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Tarim and 3Thael
,"THE SLHEPINII CH/
IT Lb:tau
A brook went dant ing on its way.
From hank to vat ey leaping.
Ind by its supuy margin WY
' 7".4.10Vel y. tit i deep, l ig.
The tdnrmur Or theourlingillt"3ol
Broke mu the spell that bound blast
Like music breathing 'odds Minim
'A lullaby around blut4
- IL Ls a lovely sights* vieirr
. Witssis Ibis world of sorrow.
One got %Inch min rentnitut the but
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?hat earth from Heas . way borro
And suds was shis—a se ne so fair,
Arrayed in summer b ghtnesa.
6ad one poor being read g there -7
qua *Quin( radiant w. steam.
What happy divines. fair child. arc giv
To east their sooshini o'er theeT -
{Mat cord unites tbat . soul to Hear en.
Where visions glide tictire thee?
yor 'wandering smiles o'cloilfiless
O'er thy,glad fiatures beanting. •
Bay. not a thought—a form of earth
Allo}s thine bOurs of dreaming.
! MaThqp. atir. onl unseen wails.
• _Thy genii , spirit's iciaririt.
I • Now 11,tirs ilielturst from plden,apr In
Where angels ire adorns,-
' Mil Is rah Om pure. eeletti?l therm:.
4rounil awl, Maker raising, '
The Je+Teus heart wag •n the sung
Ten thousand ton e4l are raising.
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• A LUCKY CIIIIISTAI
AN IRISH TALE.
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Er Semmes BROWN.
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' [C..SCLI:O6O.h,
Among the Irish peultitry the gossip Its
the faster•mother in the degree of trust-s 61
ben eXpecied to assist and counsel. even wl
*plied are Tou lid hostile or
l i nna "rviceab
godinotl;et . was one of those p ode t • thrifty
less woman. to be•met withinllll ommun
band, chi free and rrlationehad atinu•how •
she had lived and worked aluee. and her g
found her seated by her own caibiu fire. the r •
rosary, her mass-going requisites. already la
a welcome on her lips as 600 i/ as the latch
What coafidence passed between old •and y•
by that humble hearth, it Is not necessary •
itvviasoftei. intcrrupted by the latte S's lookla •
brother, and closed by !Ile istupliktic doclar
elder dame. that "Art Sullivan was a bra
-Lord and el-id twitter times, and maybe I
arose." ;
tel i
"1 . 14:o back a bit titry to meet li;m." said
sister. 'Apo get ready to come rim us,"
stepped out lui the now ii,ditart raid: Tire, ai
mg mild and‘the sky dak with kilzy• clou
*limit die Fed sii>N st . flamed over the west
"Tneres awet nigh coming on." said the
log imconvciously alaulamongst. her many)
"Indeed, is there. Mise,Honor." . said a .);
her, as Frank Barret emerge from a !axle clo
ky direct from his father** farin\ •
The young man lied rather adde d to Ott
hie attire since church time, arid apparebtlre
his conceit and courage for one grand elTort.
••Good'evening. Mr. Barret:" said Honor
; and respectful civility. for Frank was the pi
man of the neighborhood. ••Might 1 ax ye i
by brother Owen. as 1 hive been *satin'
mu the he has taken the other was?"
' "No doubt of it.' Itbss Honor." said
hope y'.o will allow iris the pl of gain
Indesd. er i rud was just to sal y
people this Christent eroning."
••Thenk fOU 4Nlistet. Barrei;"bot mp
home wid me; beilides 1 am, not company
ut tots.
••liou•de company fur a lord. Honor."
throwing himself Into en attittidswhich he tl
sing. right in her path. producing a brown
from one of Ins pockets—'• Will
.you wear th
kerchief for my sale?"
••No. Mister Barret," saki Honor. drawl
with dignified bat unaffected, resolution.
take it nor wear ii. MiSther Barret." she cot
ing the crest -fallen Frauk earnestly iu the f
you to be in honest father'. , and mothe . r's
save both you and me throuble, I want
spike and look no more Alter me. Pm
dr, ,, , , :h " q! . . an net your meal."
i “11l marry you. Ilottur—Pll marry you!
TO a ready promise, 'in spite ditch father
i..No,:4llsther Barret, 'on will not. Tt:
couple 'ill never get grief by me: an' n
Once fur all let me tell you, whet I'm s
well enough. nctbady but Art Sullivan
ring o ta. my finger."
"Ile . hasn't a rag. an' hid mother will
marry," gasped Frauk, whose affection
fairly drowned by anger. "But Me l 6yo
upon it, Sites Connelly. I know
where I
cletneanin' meself." . it? to the rern.
wrath. i • I
.•Ao' who axed ye to demean yitraelf?"
deep voice of Owen Connelly, who, with
and hasty steide. stepped in between the pa
"Mist* Barret has been doing nothin
a gentleman." interposed Honor..
“It'sbistso." mutt*d Owen, whose b
up: but, snolhfid by hi%sister's look• he ad
me, '•Grand strewn.' Mather Frank-1 I ,
it wiz you;"
"I must go lame." said Frank, addre
partienlar."and drama l'Or dinner at the
walked hastih• down the lane.'
Froulea parting speech was not quite a.
vii, - ,
.spoken ci
pokon in the greatness of rejecteo suit: or wapiti. for
with him those matters were' closely co fleeted : His 1
wa• a mann gobble, 'hollow mind. with tithing strong
about it, but a complacent faith is his ow abilitieii, es
pecially to conquer hears. His pride
, s flattered by
the geuialAy of the proposed alliance: b Vine never
eneour a gea his attention, and always lute cil at his com
plements: whde the fancy (for it was a thing better)
which he had lately taken for Honor Con ally. was
sort hi
ll,
veajed with a of romance. on the old pastoral prin
ciple of the king and the shepherdlese. 1 inch • chop
octet as this, this maid not last—we kaow not if it do in
many; and bad Honer been as-weak and s in se himself
the consequences might have been cultic to more than
Art'SnUivan. But the girl was much urther abuse
Frank' is mind. than beneath hint in a non; and his
signals of admiration. however diatinyt. t hed Rot only
i i
been unheeded, but the enterprile of tha stalling was
utterly defeated. Frank had ingeniously needed-him
self that•the happiness of Ma (More . life Sposdod upon
it. when lio.at i tl• out by that windig la ,armed wit h .
that pink silk- aadkerchief.'which had been purchased
in the a•ighborisli tows at least a' week. before. to visit
Heuer at boor fatbsea boo" Bad. 4 powibia. la mks as
homilies on hdr heart previews •So soloossimayiag the
mid people 19, the aeclevy. ether. moth to lair whin-
thin.. Mr. Tracy bad invited them _to spend Christ
mnirerening.
The object of hie visit had been found much nearer
thin the young man expected; but Frank Clam' ! 1 " 111
with the handkerchief is his pocket. rind in his mad
many indefinite though wriabfal mollifies' to be reveng
ed on Owen. en Art Bonita , andimikath families collect
ively, while his pride took fags MAIN* hope of snaking •
filq.
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complete-conquest of Zee T
••The census's greet Is ioe," - i . 164: Owen. by Way of
remark. as aeon as hs was fairly oat of byariug;—••but
Honor, what was his basiaess4"
With the mina franks
MEME=!E!==I
between them. eves to • be said dismissal. sod than.
taking her Brother's arm. t:tosrvird.
"That wasn't your mor 4's advice. Owen. bet you
niter meant it to be tskeo.!" •
"Troth I didn't." Said Owen; "only ooe doesn't know
whet to'say sometimes."
The young man had been found by his family misted
•in solladmeod at their Chrlatmas 6re, hating gone home
ii more than ordinary has t e. after reetoring the unnec
essary ropes to their owee4; bit on hearing that his sis
ter was waiting fur him, bei set forth at one* to bring her
and old Honor home, aa'd thus cut short as we have
related, the indignant remonstrance of Frauk Barret. _
• ';`•The Sullivan. 'ill be in great blow this night," he
cohtinued, as they walked Wick to old Honor's cabiu;
••l'm tould Art tok the gambit:tan home wid him."
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"Owen, dear," interposed Honor. "I'm afraid they
hive little fora stranger. My gossip tells me they're
terrible poor this viison. Tliew cow has been sick this
fortnight. Sons drip milk she gives: and I hive been
thinkin' me mother • has hutthar and chase she cikuld
share arid them. Owen.i 'mountain, ye might at ter.
and take it tilt them, for *old times' sake. I would do it
meself, but—" and the girl's face crimsoned.
"Well, whist." said Owen-. whose; Dotter nature was
tonc,tted. "I would de moil, than that for, you and the
Sullrians; yes—"but herelold Honor joined them, with
hee large red shawl, as usual. serving for both 'met and
mantle „and they proeeeded to the-cottage.
There was a merry Christmas kept in the humble
The Counellyi board. crowned with the car.
est dish to which their culinary knot% 'eke extended , —
n solely, a fat goose—was iipei.ed . by a rearing fire of peat
and log:rood, which glaucied from the cottage ''windows
far through the wintry twilight, while many • loud laugh,
and jrst rose round it.
Ea
di next to
intual rcla
en natural
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but friend-
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out H b e
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d-dutightiii
d shawl and
1 aside. Bud
as Ord.
;wig% Hanor
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rel.tet. but
oui for her
tinii of tint
e boy; the
I ?MIT 111.
Let as now take a glance at Christmas ander Ma
van's roof. There was dialog—there wis low whisper.
ing there, and busy preparation or their last reatainiti:
hen, which the widow tad Asia by way of entettainaieut
fur the traveler, who, no worn out by the fatigues of
the day, alert sown) is L! inner arbatioaat to which ho'
had retired, while bus gam/eats-wens being dried at the
fire.
wen more
"It's a brave breeze. anirhow," said Art, u he stirred
op the peat. and andeavaced to cheer h.maelf..thosgh
still speaking low,—for th ' e Sullivan' dwelling es:initiated
but of two rooms, and th. partition whieh separated
them, as was commonly thWcase in Irish far t-houses of
• much better class:sot twits ri.;••• •- •• .11aweet
every soma to ua. •;4allblll in the family dormi
tory. Men occupied by thsi stranger. "We'll be beater
purest:led for nett Christmas, may-be," continued the
young man. with a suppressed sigh. "Mather. since
you did gins that thrifle to Peggy Rooney, the erayther•
and hos hill neather milk s ; nor bother inAhe house."
the nnxi•.u,s
nod' Honor
waa grow -
i i t , through
n hills.—
speak
misgivings.
r ice
by, which
splendor of
Ilected both
"I couldn't help it, avourneen" interrupted the Wid•
ow, endeavoring to apologies for bestowio their intended
Chriqinae fund on a poor neighbor that morning, "than
cite Mid me thither mother was sick, and they kildn't
a bit for the childex. Nobody know'ed thin that the
giutleinin oils to comm.":
"Thrue enough. mot4ter." said AA. "an' maybe I
oold'ot hive axed fiiin.froin'richer people, but me bout
w igh."
'A no weadei:- did' ye save a lite this day? An
i'll tell -ye hat we'll do." said the widow, her thoughts
reverting to at grand resource of his Rock in all their.
perplexities— her Tlsrence 7 to whom ohs' proposed I
that Art and Rose null, goon a deputation, explain the'
state of matters, and li , la a loan in kind, for the behoef
of their guesb anaemia; as a necessary proviso egaion
the occasional empanel.' of the priest's birder, that "if ' ,
his Riverinee had nothialt is the house,-they might step
up over toting glebe, ."asi if Miss Nina has it, she'll live
it," added the good woman. with the emphasis which
prated how firm her faith was in that quarter.
Art sod'Rose at oneeligreed to the project. sod were
soon on the road, though the wet night which Honor
predicted had already set in with calm but heavy rain. : —
Li4le was it valued by those children of die hills , who
ran hail kin hurl sluiostohe vrhele way. Bat the priest's
horse was in total d-rknasi when they reached it. After
knocking for some tinkwithoit effect, Art suggested
'what was. indeed the mile, that the good father and his
housekeeper were enjoying themselves such in their re
spective aphere—namely, the kitchen autparlour of the
rectory. Thither lime:and he proceeded. according to
Mrs. Sallviies injunction. and found the parsonage as
lively as Mr. Tracy and his daughter, the priest: the, three
Barrels, and 01l their dependencies could make' it.—
Things looked Christmas like there, when they 'Mock
ed. Thellocihr's man-was eingint an Irish song, with
all hie hisar . ti f io the kitchen; io the low wainscot parlor.
theseniciesadire chatting round the table after dinner,
while Vitt's.. *So was a proficient on that sweet though
almost forgotten lustroutent, sat playing a planxty on an
old Irish harp; end Frick Barret, folly persuaded that
he was cariying on the eelge successfully. stood with ev
ery appearance oft devotedueubel.ind her' chair. The
girl had smiled satirically enough to herself, but ceased
playing• and looked up, as Art's lime!' was repeated
when sonialhing wrapped in brown paper slid over her
!boulder and Frank whi s pered, "It is a token of humble
anoiatieni," era bright pink hiliclkerchief, the identical
ouerelputi by Honor Connelly; rolled out of tlie parcel
on her. , tel.
.;
"Oli)lintilt you," said Vine, wrapping it up with a
rathir nniinfal air, "bntl never accept such tokens."
'with quiet
geutle -
ye r seen•
r him, but
l ank; "au. I
hine.viih
u aud your
eip's going
for the likes
cried Frank
ought impo
ipaper parcel
is silk hand-
Y herself op
•I'll neither
i lured. look
•; know
Ion; end to
to tell you to,
poor man's
erietrronk
and mother
dseent ontd
e, than that,
e you know
illsever put a
ever let him
seemed now
are so. high
to go without
cular in his
i hoodrred the
flaehtag eye
ianbeeocniog
F ood wis now
d in a louder
know'd
ng nobody is
hobs," as:he
Ist. though
"Mk&Vine. I'm it!i oarneet," said Frank. stepping
back, aithe rejefted present was quietly deposited on his
open palm. 4
"Ana so am I.e" said' Vine:lint here the unsophistica
ted maid popped in her i head with—
'•e(l t ' , if ye Ono. here's Art Sullivan wantin' to.epake
wid r you et the Preset."
Vila mod Rind of that-suinmans, for she sped- after
the maid Into the dimly-lighthed paysage: Father Ter
ence.- Retesting that her name had aver been associated
with a feting lady's before, followed her. leaving the
parlor-41M, wide opmi4 which peeved toostroag a tempt
atioil•Akr rank Buyet's curiosity-. Ilia mother pursued
Aim IPjflt whispsred admonitions against had, manners
in a superr he hasloind went after her With this
same in t t*. 4 aallifr. Tracy, de te rmined to fathom the
mysteryipfder exit. followed tie campuny, in time to
heattArtielais the necosottiso. of his hoseehokl.
!•1. n't iotitiel to amble yea all." said .-
and
every
soul is the Mess now stood toned him, and old Nom!).
'kWh* aceeitomod providence. en with a . blazing
Iltra e Nillttiogwood. lei :threw light p gin a jibs seen% "but
th Ikuireurr l.ta iii us"—bens Ain paused.
pßiederza Ws la tb• benne b it ae hoe ." Iraq*
peilioltifte. Vibe, dwelt promos by. the _feeling
SATURDAY WEAK FE
is which aka had diiquissed
---
worrixf.ana-mi
otootoot, It
to lb* pain
Brief an ti
R•etor •ad
himself sod
ie keeiegl
poor hail
Freak es '
tint yowl/
pastry; and
to •et forth
—who had
?Hammed •
the Rector
/dimwit, wh
tent.
TIN wide,
at ha tkeil
'petatiesier
ate thien by
and Owed I,
"ale
said ho. pta
table.
"It'
It'
se w it e .Y
i . le lr . h r A e rt r7 .
the jureoil
duty. for th
sit in ear t h •
teased the
8-0 so. t
was senes i
well?" . I
**Wu!! •
there'ai bad
what plasi •
ye it will lie I
wud brine
law than yn
pilyorty pa
so' if thaiw'
.times—ay.
"Ther's
shakinchi
retiring stip ,
that moine
with Art,
The greed
by no mem
-delivered;
Immoeded
sem In a f
slept, and.
pens they
Illetny. •
"Coma
come." dui
"In a so.l
with, this w i
i eared le t
Tbomas £ I
over wise. I
fLir e tlett
the
I this night
wi wets]
glanced ht .
of brit.ging
significant
cempanied
The new'
made kn.'
not dilate o
COUSHIU
rots is par
presence
mope in oil;
events oft ;
it to asy, th ;
aJeri, and
ow Sal iva
mad. t the
in recess to,
tech edi to
had &Mead
ising
at
from ese
farmer. wh
kerchief on
of elastic It
both the se,
t.Rotherin
landlord ha'
and Minos .!
'nor tO
demote goo
that ',lady
which M
of iver afth
the very pri
tacky chi-
Beers&
year's& d
TICS is a •• d
Bible to.nav
thy as that
of beaatife
legitimate • 1
venturous r
miles of Ti
of miles of
that grimat a
PPP' r• nd
w soda, ski
wits Comm.'
which qavi
crews. T
the free bl
bdeome
of their tic
to mew so
crews." I,
try should
trade of A
method .f
Dining 'I
tr h
i l ie uper ite na r
m
triter
•
Yankee
dirty-1 '
ant thing a.
h.du't pok
an to eat.
forty Mince
fortnight* I
the Sons
Wrist Thi 1,
rase tatrarn
Soperi • t
of fars.el • t
eolteel'for.
,Tinkae.
riven earth 1
sir wai ihi ,
ftrt Yet w
, Vat 'ORM •
dip a widget t
'" Esit fil
testa
UARY 22, 1851.
d to sports her broths!. by moil% at. oleo
1 is explaumpia wits, Father Teresa* sail!the
`'stood ft. asid each . rnssodiately • eharired
IChristmas ' equally with OM sie of imissass.
unlucky Weren't toIt: hospitalities ei es
. • Old Bsii,t took oP • setae attain. had
greet ase a! It egoiest. Visa's pose*. kit
wly doewooOkik taking *ass with bar to r 4e
whoa the h4er'aisd lb* qui
' basket re 7
gide. oho tea sasses eiod aot'oely by fist
pee oestedis the part r. sad ta'r', el m "
I the aserstaiee aeldevoiweat--bat elee bp
roan. the ptiest's beesi keeper.. sad frisk
1 islet to slut the wailer a shows 6(
,rir
t I
had tani4 his wan
ad th boils!, hi
to On ilia t t ti
. sad divided a
t i l mis
beaswri gravid Ai ma. whi etwatif
' • Maze. has als• latiob was . WU' , I •
oetway• ate la. I -
woo o o mph to wW t at. Mei. B+ll
au" w• 11 *vend I wa th•
jest a
.thti p e trots •D. sow emit fet
said Ildrs i istliv a.
ygo set ys. and
1 .
adJed. eddive ag
that Osumi' wa a
e•Owea, weset ye
tiaaa aighi?" aim
r tarn.- 1
." said °wan; who
pa, Att aacßoes is
• Sr'. toe geed. Owes,
I-• unite MK., "Toy m
Ross is cantle'," .h
, ;oho seemed to knew
ditiappeerenrinetantly.
r ime • !Meets, this Chr
idsw, Oudot a chair f
auk roe, Pm is a bur
d L •
Revenging..., " 1 h
tough, Owen," Laid Mrs. Sulliven; -•lkst
thoughts in lour mind silo as. believe, at
attune me an , yin father; an I wait to !tell
Ixitether pride net nonsione. Tar 1100 H VI
blouse' to any hoes.; an• a Wilier sou' in
no woman 'could wish for—tut 014, 0 ar
as. Wait airliire-70... all you've snow
I real lave ansong..ye, Ii will last tat bit
'and bring them, nieutaten." i 4
to betthor tispes for the .p.mr." main Oa
held; and Ole widow
! night hate' hear
in tho isinitirporn, boti she did nit, fa!
the door Wan thrown wide, as rose In
ose, and ths r escort, •Msfered the nett
gof Frank 4mst and Owen Con`nolly
r
entilial. bit the mes a gibe tinny
Irt, laden wets Ma now ry and warps clot
'awoke the imener , ho made 14 ap
tinier um, leaking as if he had not 1a
vaakimg Frank and old Nora!' rot the la
)eght, said be had decided en goiisg to
0I that wiH 16
au. yes It
Cal thsisi.
menu" said
=EIIMI
r; "but I whold • ak
. He whabo liro you .
r iamilord. ", I am !Sir
....and pierhima Dot
mato visil this liislf
haw MOO iind
r thior
*ago ors Ws: 1..2
m
(ato. if..trio row
aur.friend'4 7 her ha
ir yourselvis, byfisay
ts:" and , with ansither
dow. Sir Thot
in ac
is astor's ! 'hoo .
ItM trey*
rt
-
tir is you
I=3
• frozen ri
slay—you
Whim or f
tale is d*
bet f haw
I aver t• for
of getting
lOwea—••••
ise, to
Wanted ♦ '
t them i•
,Int and
tie _laud fit
better times 1.• all partii
• k at Resorted thp let
he wondering Con to t._
I
told at tli6 t
Sentra 's cottage !wu peon
i .
o to the Ch istmss pa ty there; but wt as ti:ill
the tempt of astonithment which p ed.
~,,
nee, over its strarent members. and the ar
molar, as iti graduallf "sidled do" a id thp
i t
the -mild ykong .bar o net. Neither is re
story for thi wends/stud changeO4hie the
palatal brought tp Castlemore. 8 Mee
t, before th sacte'd 'feistiest agelitii rots ed.
ai r, hr. .. 1 ..
andsome liege occupied the site of id
'sold I
holies' iconsiderakle addition had n
of the Courtly's', and 'tolerably large I .
1 reclamation from the Gild hill-aide. wt
h dwelling.; Alley and Citherien Cur
t two weddiUgs. mod were regarded as Pt
•a themsetrits. Freak Barret hid
t ghborier pittiih the dubiag daughter
was said t" hairs displayed the peek h
her first appUrande at church, and that
rt continued to be heir of the agenc . y.th
• 'ter and ja err ilarrets Jaw .livea amie
new hop erected on their own,: farm;
lag repaird h:s famili- Massimo for his
.4 1
-•d his inten)tion-of Turing there peaty
on the improventent f his estate: mid i
ips added, au ith many]a note of stickier
'duet cramehom el to it from the au
. I wen Codue4 arerryd she "had*
.r • was !so toady in giute to the gleb".
1 s t win irraittin' him, on the met of
• I
' tmas." 1
Tile ill
doing and
Africa. 1 ,
Erg voyage
atelliges
paled the olusios, hat the interior !Ar
on waite." .He hailshown tbatlitle *ere
! gation and tti de; the - the climate iisenlia 'heel
(the tropics nerally that there tire regions
and fertile co ntry. *Warding tippotuniti l tis for
• masers, .1 indefinite extensieb. i: TVs' ad- 1
l ' yeller expl 1 the river Niger with. forty'
Til
I bootee. II has thrown light ea' this:Sands
ichly fertile ad wooded country. Watered by
t
I ream; and open the ivory. vegetable; tallest.'
I go. cotton. Wool. pains oil. dye *Dias, t l i t tuber '
. and a greak variety of produce. , whic in-
-res. To ',Aviv on this trade in the si is
I tit the riverj It is netiessary to have :sok
e Londion Siiiectater I.einarks:-...t0t unse
sise
It. educated In the West India trade' Will
ul workmen ,in peneiating the tietiiit laud
rik
We must depend , at least for Few liens
the black Mee to supply th'i bulk 1 the
• r oar ewe Out. we do ant see whs. ; ear min
-1., 1
•et compet e With Unit Britiass fin tb rich
ica. Nor d we know any ma n ta o cleat
ompetitioe t an the *posed line (atearue.
-'-'
'erne at ti4l Tremont Room i
Ai— f oss at the TshO wire* di* .
utdant (co ns fig foreraird)-0 . A4 thin the
Toni? A a.Vtts Mg w vet air?" i 1 1
'•Ito say's thd soup ishl, clean phieeli e e .., , . '
wrhat's a cum! lit'. I didn't, say 'twee
't say "twaien't. clean--ehe'diali h: sod 1
it yer loop St all. if at liaise kelt t -fetier
I a bill ter the damps its my fine afore be•
I shin's psyi Iselt' nee. He Iliad I ore'n
charged en It—m a I could leas! I few,
Heil a let •riiime eh riled. when /1 long
• What I haVo I'll v for whens,lle! era's
4
~. was MisonnuaSsifed to ms; Tor- fast
-6
idant--:"M
4)tl simply indi y'itear sir' that was Deily o r hilt
citte whet dishes la y ,be ,
Sur prices f r die a» eni(orM.
-The dose. 4 lea— 11. the fact WO didn'
has agia yer Swop. "hat I watt 'es ' 'to
, clean le 1 bale, seen,
that thisaap waus''
whea• t wails travel
p at an tatters, ae
mina haailkanthii
fistemisat i•lim
• Into the dal
** in Pesegiviie4 o th ey
lean Ong ifm ol4
fintn't 'WNW!' iireasf.
*ail 4 ',4 said
r gr Fht iron's, •
ETCH FROM LIFE. .
!XI
••Yrro are la irried-tor-sodting leap rascal." said an en
aapersted termer to his ass, Obadiah Davie. " You
ain't worth the salt of your
, meat to me.. You here nei
ther watered beers , nor fed the pigs. There's Sal.
scolding dawn stair% beaten there's no wood cut for the
sees; and real have loft the bars of the fano &ern. and
the wow has gene Into osighhor Humphrey's field. Get
654 pia adiOaly. geed-for-eething loon—out of my
Mr. Devitt Was six feet high. Obadiah was not more
Alma eve feet three. The test adjectives. with their ter
-1 ambushes aconu t w*rereadered much mere emphatic by
the hearty r ,s, witb which each oat was accompa-
Wed, and tb• lasi esplaaatott posh which cams from a
bawd biewej , With fifty years' labor. formed a hint not to
be mistakeo / d r at the' aegligent youth's company weal
ae loafer wiwitid.
Obadiah west • lubberly-looking fellow, about sewed- ,
teen. He . bbre dui beating with a good grace. the sects , T
04 of whic 3, !fi!equent experience had inculcated; and, I
wittiest as ig a word to his irritated parent. ho went
I .denea the lants-ra neglect of the bars sif which bad form-
ed one of th 6 mints in the declaration spirit him—and I
eat down in, • itose. in a little grove of trees by tbd side
of a brook. hose waters swept rapidly over their sandy
bed. acid filled! the sir with freshness and music. He
rensinat.-11 . awhile. with hie uodor lip out in a pouting
Iway. which; with him as well as others, was a sign of
some hatereal agltatieu:
1 'Jos." heschitmed— for why should not farmer's
boys add the groves and invoke the! rural spirits, as I
as
well Telli et Drama? "Yes." says Obadiah. drawing
m tt
ihealsevee‘ i ble coatacrom his month. wi;h more of a I
view of co f rt than grace; "yes, I , 'll be darned if I !
I stand it atiy ore. I ain't to be beat bite a dog all
1
I my life. and I think I may as will give dad the slip now
as any other time.l'll,Pd' him en't. If he's * mind to
give me a trifia„ so much the better; ithe bait t. be may
let it alone.!' ,
It was shoal two days after the preceding ;scuts, that
Mr. Davis toosurprised by the eipearance of his son.
apparently ,! eq uipped fora journey. He stared at him
• moment, partly silent from d.spleasure. and partly
from serprilie.l
I"Well, bith/r." said Obadiah, with some hesitaron,
1 *Tut come to bid you geed be."
I "To bid me, good bje. Yon fool: Why. where are jou
!
going?". . ! ,
~~
1=
"1 aera.going to seek my. fortune In this 'world, father 1
I know I am of no use to you. I th iuk I can do Gluiest i
as well any i irbere else. I can't do much worse at all i
events. SO I am going down to York. or somewhere
I
thereabouts. tl get along by myself."
. Mr. Davis remonstrated with the young adventurer,
but found hintlfirm in the purpose which lie had, it seem
ed, been W considerable tune in adoptiag; and. ofter,
ranch users, persuasion, with a voice softened by the
thought of their sepiratioo, he naked him what course be I
intended to pursue. , . I
"I am going to stuil3 law." -
"And hew are you to 61 aupported'while yca are fa:•
lowing yetir s4udiesl" '
'I guess l'l teach school," answered Obadiah. with
the srueibrirtf i s saint: '
The old m o inspite of his sorrow, could not refrain
tram laughing at the thedght of his young unsuccessful
spiculturs)l4, `Th tailing •wisdom and knowledge to the
rising generation. or pursuing the subtle shadows of jus
tice through the max/ labyrinths of liw. He looked at
him -with Inuit:using wonder. There he WAS, with his
brown coat and linsey-woblsey trousers, his hair combed
straight over his forcheed, and, standing in the most
awkward of attitudes. But Obadiah. it eppeare, had
made up his milted; and Was net inclined to return to his
old employmitot oft any terms. Ile therefore. bade 'hie
father good! bile, and also !his sister Sally and the cook.
A short wi4lk itry - the fart afforded him an opportunv
of performing the seine tender duty toward the horses,
the pigs. and the of coAll things at length being
retied to his ‘ satief tion,,i he started on his way. The
poultry wer e gotheiring an the roost, std the old dog
Cesar canto 'after him slagging his tail affectionately,
and entreeling eloquentlyi. but in vain, to accompany his
,hie; novel expedition. Mary sensitive folks
yielded a few soft regrets teeth. vast and
dal spot he was leaving. perhaps- forever.
sit never dreamed ,of regretting what be was
s own accord. , He cast; therefore. only -a
spectre° glance upon - the scenes of his boyish
pisures; mid,. haring surveyed it a mom& t.
thin. comment ed his journey. whistling Yan-
sly
its
the
11/3
al
e Ity
master on
would haw
really hes
But Obeli
doing of h
slight retr
pains and
with ono
tea Dood
ght
a
■d-
man
• ogh
entity
; the
,
The diesdaautages under which he labored were im- ; cattle market. In tho center of the market • troop of
mense. Without education , and totally destitute of e l . 1 mounteb3eks were performing their feats!. Among them'
patience se die faahieneble or literary world; friendless.: a child was turning on its head, its legs in the air , and
and alma& penniless, he' was to make his was among / jut head supported by a sort of halberd. A ray from the
these whwhad enjoyed Pieper untrue:ties and high friends i deal of 'its mother must at that moment have penetrated ,
from their. birth—who Led been ushered into public life i my own; for toe to have recognized nay child in that con.
with the berfiwo of college. sod who could scarcely red dition. lt was my p 631 chid. Ifer norther would per.
card the quiet, phut, and retina( country boy; exc e pt / hops hiire percipitatod hosalf towards her, and locked her
with smiles lied derision. l ,in her arms. As f3r inc • veil came over my eyes. I
.. ,
•
His advaetagee, believer. were. not disregarded by ' ; threw niyielf upon toy ch. of of the rope dancers. I know
himself. Ha halm the ',strength of a mind which had 1. not how it was; I. habitually gentle, even fo weakness.
grow. ep is, the solitudeatid quiets of nature's abod e s:l , 6l3d !Um by his clodiesv—l raised him in the air. then
unweekesedl i by the dissipations of fashion, and nevem. '.,•' dashed him to the ground—and then again. He was
melted hy the fetters of e bed system Of education. Ile 1 dead. Afterward. I repented what I had done. At the
knew that he had great daillcolties to Imruggle against. I moment. I regretted 'that I was only able to kill but ono."
and that he Must depend upon hienselfasolely to supply I Chief Jurtice.—Thoseare not Christian sentinieuts. 7
all the deficiencies of nature laud art. b 7 hie own newel'. i, Ilow can you expect the curt or jury to look with favor
reed appli'nat io • . i fon your , ;defence, or
In a iplenrild drawing-room of • wefineien Wty. a! Pardon?'
young gentleman was eatertaining som 'young lad's,* i rrieoner•--- 1 know
They were all et, rich and highly fashionable appareir— meat. and that of llir
The girls *era lovely; and they. as well as the graceful i rm. I, feel it in in;
youth. whited handsoniely turnedpen ode excited 00 much , then, the whole extei
pleasure. and whose attic wit produced such frequent . When some compass'
bursts of merriment, "swiped whiling away the hours do- I ter in my prison, she
lightfully; in; all the charming familiarity of high life. A 1 , 00 longer "Pure and
ringing was heard at the door, and the servant. anounced /, rept. beideirt - d soul.
Mr. Obadiah Davis, whe;eccordingly walked in. with his Linfamouet like those
bat on, sad, with considerable enibarrusment, proceeded I been living. r She di
to business. 1 / The politeness ever attendant -upon real , her Mir longlr aqui
gentility. , prumptat) the ifeutpany to restrain their,dispesi- i man had rpb,bed tee
ties toward mirth. while, Mr. Davis presented his letter' And l-r-l. hoes kill , '
of tatroductrn, and the gentlemee was perusing the ' Fore:man —My L.
same. But when. after; having finished and folded op ehleif Justice.--I
the linter ? air. Chattertin introduced Mr.'Davis to the Mari m eet t a k e its out
ladies as is gentleman fr4m the country. .whose intention then you will retire I
it was to ponies the ;prcifession of. the iew, the larking Thei!Chief Justice
smiles curietheir rose lips in spite of themselves; sod ; juri,retired; and in
/1
Mr: Chatter on himself, while he performed the-aecresa- I livid" eVerdiet of not
ry duties which the mirprette of the day required, added 11 Op the discharge
di the geed humor of his fair and merry companions by by a l ed to surround Mut
'ilk. whibbi did lot pea altogether unobserved. .. .. and woman was ii
Mr. Chaderton chasplied with his request.'which, up.l l lmin• dto eery him
In the recommendation et • friend. Mr. Weighed mode, iineall the way to hi
4..,ke alfeare4 to file hie citrtificate in dm o ffi ce where the thurkaa.
yonig-gsia man. undec the instruction of his father.
was alsolate - dyitig law.,{
Time Passed on. Charles Chatterton, in the fell pos.
seniors of an ample fintine, and sorroonded by the Mae.
dishmeints of life, found - a theorised things to charm him
from bis Odle,. He'wati young. gay and witty. Hia so
ciety was courted by all Ills aequalotanco of hie own see;
and antelig l the fide sad i "unload*, of the ether. a heart
Bite his wad airs ne fistl jays tee delicioite le bw . .lriokkod
for the dresteprry of a Weyer% Alm or the remote hope
of future fain. • He breed awe. mid Its Rotas milwted
um-
C..-
woo.
I• tory,
hi.
111131
$1 50 A !MAR, Is Advaas••
NUMBER 41.
sad detained him whe;ever he went. Dead's'. was
has delight( and there Sere seaway hands wbipb be
I kuewhe might ;re for the asking , and bright eyes to
Bosh open him on he did ask; and how could he tuna
Ifrom witcheries likethese; for -the dusky volumes of an.
tiquetedlate I He was an enthusiastic admirer Of as'
tare. and she wooed him in a thousand ways from bill
lodic's"' Mg. Liar breath was fragrant upon the air, and
her voice came to bins is winning tones on every,breesi; ,
it was impossible for hint to turn a,deaf ear to her en.
chantmeiits; therefore he walked. salted. rode; some
times ha wandered forth In thi meraing.,to witness the
rising sat; sad 'gain. in the summer night. the moon
would lo ii ( him Out from 'the' unhealthy lamp, to roam ,
wfth loved ones beneath her rays. 1
. Now. duing all th is time. Obadiah was at 4
as a bee. le bad taken a school. which occupied per&
of has time. and the income enabled - him to defraybis eft- ,
penes- Ni king called him from his duty. 111 e moon i
t
shed her silvery radiance in vain; and ha had seen the
eon rise so giro, that it had lost its novelty. His *fee:l
- were not awakened by wandering affections, nor
was his clear and calculating brain disturbed by pl. in
mashie visions of hickey. - Natsire. Art. helot) , "ad fash
ion we nton with their various revolutions and adventures.
without affeating him—his time was devoted to stu d y.
•
and Ise knew no other pleasure. 1 j
Ten years passed sway. and brought with it. 4 nand ,•
many unexpected changes. Chattering', the lovely. the '
elegant, the mould of fashion'and the glass of form„, /Sul •
been left in poTerty by the 'failure. of his fathers BSA
up in the luxuries of tire.' and 'unprepared to in. ti ne I
rode: Seagate, be was inadequate to support liiiiiself:r- ,
His fine but effeminate spirit broke dole. and be lives '
in poverty neglected by-his friends.,and awaiting a mis• '
eralsle death. '
Obadiah, on the cont;ary r bseevcceeded beyond ex
pectation', HO ski:: and knowledge hate acquired': foe, '
him a high repolatioh; and he is rapidly amusing a Mr-
June. which he will ciontaless know how to keep as well (
its to obtain. His manacle, too, hat , . bocomto . polirbed
daring his commercclw.th the world, and the rough) and
awkward country ladle now one of the richest And cel
ebrated lawyerreCono of the first States in the Unieni--
His influence isstaible upon a large portion of, mOitty.
and lie his refused many uffaii to send him to Congress. •
I What a pity it is that the Gne,and delicate enjoyments of
; our assure are so often incomistent with worldly sual ..
over, and heat wealth end fi;tne moat be sought Iby, so
many sacrifices of feeling and affection'.
A Patie.fiVengesace.
. ,
The cl.narier des Etedi Unis giver an 'acconntdfrf a 75.
geat trial at the ON Bliley gin London—Lord Chief Jas.
-61.3 Tindal, presiding: I
Gueirg l allatninond, a pbkrait paiatsr 3 w‘les pitted al
1 the bir, iy be tried 'on an indictment- found against hise
l'hy the gra'n !jury, for wilful murder, with malice afore
* Oleos:it, 'of ..(Seorge Baldwin, a ropy dancer and.mounte
bank. The Prisoner was n man of middle height, but
islander form. His et es were blue and mild. His whole
bearinz gave ev.deri:o of subdued sadness And
melan
choly resignation. Ho was 41 years of age. had a soft
voice. and his apirenrs•ne'arrd manner bore testimony' to
being a man of distinguished education, is spite of
ithe p i iivarty of his dress,
ki tieing caned on to plead, She prisoner admitted Is
did kill Dalrits,a, and'he deplored the out; "adding, how=
ever. that °it his sgul and conscience, Fie did not believe
himself guilty. Thereupon. a jury was empannelled to
; try the prisoner. The indtctinent was than read to the
jury, and the act of killing being admitted, the govern
ment teen rested their case, and (be prisoner was called
; upon for his defence,
; The prisouer•tteu addressed himself to the court and
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"31y .Lard." said he, "my justification Is to be found
in a recital of the trots. Three years ago I losta daugh-
Lter, then - four years- of age, the - sots memorial left to me
of a beleved wife, Whom it• bad
not
God to call to
hatuself.! I loaf her; but I did not see her die. Lei I had
ecru heir mother die. She disappeared--ehe was stole
i from mi. She was a charming child, and btet for her, I
had nobody in the world to lovis me. GentlelTien. what
1 halve suffered cannot be described—you cannot compre
hend it. 1 bate expended in advertising nottlitt fruitless
I -
i l; , ..
1 sea hes every Clung I possessed—furniture, picturis.
! even to , my clothes. ;All have been sold. For three
yeane, sure sod ooftiot I have sought fur my child in all
the cities and in all the villages to the three kingdoms.—
As stem al by painting portraits. I had succeeded in
1 ' gaining a little money, I returned to London to recom
mence illy adverti;eutents in the papally. At length on
, Friday, the 14th of April last. I crossed the Smithfield
to husbands.
,aresidi!d with such eenaforte se
parts .and bellies. brushes. brooms,
!rarity. cheese. trackers. faith.
ity, anions, integrity. to gat
eke always on hand. and appa•
Dint drank anything intosica
to about husiaesa after breakfast
Inner—chit after tea—and Ala
the joy. end penes. and Mien
ali be yen*. tit) *be /rare elates
its are bens to a brighter and
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