Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1830-1853, October 11, 1851, Image 1
D E P. avas.zps Propri•tor•. VOLUME 22. (rit Obottver. A. _P. DL'RLIN & CO. PROPRIETORS 33. Z. ILOAN f Z 4 it o. OFFICE. CORNER STATE ST AND PUBLIC SQUARE. ERIE . • - TEAMS OP TILE PAPILIL City subscribers by the carrier, at . , Alta tl mo. or al the °dice. in advance. . 1.30 , X., If not paid in adi ance, or within three wands" from the time of subscribing. riro dollars will be charged.' 2._/ All confmtuticatums wart he postpaid. RATES OF ADVERTISING. Cards not exceeding I lines, one year. j . I hie square is • I. • do. . do. mix months, . do. do. three months. 3,40 Thansierir advertisement,. 30 eqn ta per square, of fifteen lines or, less. for the first insertion; !Scents for each 1 übw.quent insertion. Li Pearl) advertraershaic the priallegeohbanging at 'Acworth but at no time are ed to occupy more than two Al um s , , vi a I s 6,, /mom ia , fiu.s musueliaSs bacissamt. Adv.-name-went. not having other directionsj will ba inserted till orbid andcharged accordingly. ibM j D;z1:19 01146 0) :04 W. H. KNO W LION. IVateliniaker and Repairer, Dealer in %Vaiebirs, Cloaks, Jewelry, Monica! I iotrunieurs, Looking Glasses and mall Fancy Goods. latore one door west of tile Reed House. ! "." 17 ARBUCKLE & KEP ER, Dr Ai ea in Dry Good., Groerrie*, Hardware, Crockery, 2.10 3. Perry Hloek. State sweet, Erie, Pa. 'A: M . .n.r SON. krrnuvry AT I...itv.—Otilte'at prevent to tbet l bronrcle °Mee, in • Wright'A Block. 3. W. D — OUGLARS oav►.r Al T.AR.—Ofrice over Williams' .+;atiti•hment; entrance flrai door weal, r COMPT — ON Jr. HAVERSTICi. Drat-Las in 1/1) Goods, Grocerita, Liquors O all kinds, Crockery Nail., ay., oue door south of itluiltk Jac aia store. French , Street, Erie, Pa. J. Conrroic. , H. B. H•VrIMTACIC G. ANDRE Agent of J. A.tdre Offenbach—Depot of Foreign lIItYSIC and mo tor:11 Nierc nand , Aliole”alg and letall, o. ii. 80. fah $L ab. l'helawst .trot. Philadelphia. • DR. C. BRANDES' ' • I . ltVeletn• and Si-aarcus—filer -corner ortratel and Seveuo Siren.; Remdence on Eighth duet!. be gni Trench and Holland, Erie, Pi. .W. MOORE, Dr A LIM iu C rorcnn. NOV 6101 i% WHICII, Li *Ole Poor below Looms& CO's rote M. SANFORD & waleri. w Cold. Silver; Hank Note; Waits, Ceniticates of De- Sight Exchange on the pf I Ile sp I ernes eonaututly Mr bale! Oilier in UtiiinY xi Block, Public *nate. Erie. T. HERON STUARIi S. no :lino Purim- mg—Office, corner of wet, of ri2kfi low* KOCii'm litt3fe. Res+itielle uoe door cas tQC ese old Apolhecaty Nall , R. I ' . STERItEI.'T & rUi..tarit4 oo baud a lull supply of G . - C.O h.dicry, Pros ie ems. Produce. 1t.e..11r.c.: of Retail as cheap at. Gre clieum.t. No. Ilw WM. 8. LANE. Attorney aid Counsellor a Law. IterMuttonary. army and Navy Pensions. Bounty Lands awl claw.. fur , eltra Tay. and all tiler Waimea-entrusted in melani n rte. lye prompt and faithful attention. °Mee Wriattt's Block ou'r•lanc Meet, over S. 11. Puffery:Ws pre: . Erie:. Ort. 111. LAIRD& RUST. WHOLESALE end Retail Dealer" in Dry Good4Grbreneiirfardarare, I.,elnore, nour, Fs-h, Snit &c., No. I. iVright•saßloek cur wr of Fab and etate r3treets. MI !LOWE LAIRD. GALEN B. KEENE. la.hlopiable Tailor. over the Store of th Jacksop,Cbqap side. 'l - riNti done on ehort Douce. OLIVER St'AFFOItD. • PCCIOI•1 • 1•1 and Stationer, cud Manufacturer of Blank Bunkis and %1 i it itig Ink. corner of the Diainotailanit Sixth &reef- J. B. NICKLIN6 erretitt. and general Agency and Connuiriskasi tinsinesa. Frank lin, l'a. 0. 'RUFUS REED, LEAR ur. to Englisb.Gektuan and American par Also, Nails, Myths, Vim, Imo vid uteri time. Pa. W. J. F. LIDDLE BLacesurrns, Carriage and Wagon Out tweitu ve%enth fr. Eighth. Erie. STRONG, M. D. Ontrit, one Door west of C. B. Wrizhev storr,lop DOcT.I. L. STEWAI : Onus with Met, A. BEEIIIt, eleventh near 13.2 hosstneet. Rev vtdeuee. on ii.ourafras, one door north of Sev th . C. SIEGEL. Wm - ices...ix and Retail dealer in Groceries. P . I.lquorx, kc.. &e Corner of Frtnitlll r.4itioplic the F.ireaerie Hotel. Erie. - JOHN Ma;ANN. , Want.a.o and Retail Dealer iu Family G Wow.% are, Irpo. Naito. le.. Cheap Side. Er, I Pe tsigl)t prier paid far Country .1. GOALiiiISG. - Mns , HA, - T.ll ox, and Habit 3 1 laker.--StOre, N 0.3 Reed's Block. toppuittu the Bantlell Block) State Street. Erie. .1. W. WETMORE. . _ATTORNEY AT LAW, In Walker's Offree, on tleventla fAtreet. Erie, Pa la warrea..lobler. and Roma' Dealer an Dry 'Goods, Croeeriew, era, krry, I:ll,l9lwarr, Carpeting, flank are. Iron, Neel, Napa, dra. Emp.re Storm State liibreet.dbur doors, below Lcua u'r, llotel, Erie. Pa. Alno—.'.o dm, V are:, Bellow r, Azle Anna, Sprilbara, and a mama' assortment of Saddle and Carriage Tehernings. S. MERVIN SMITH. /trimester it and Justice of the Peac. awl Agent lier the Key stone toll Lifelnausance Coutpolay—Otbee Mom west of Wrights store. Erie. Pa. • GEOI ATTORNEY AT Law. GI! cutler business ailtsidei Forwarding & COY/11111NR !hale weed. Gus!. Halt. Mauer and {►hilt Fish. eanitantlylar sale. _ . I. ROSENZWEIG & o. lit . Dry Wir,.t.rssimsirs •irrstit.Dcsuras la and DynesUe Qx..40, ready wade Clothtug. Boon mut 111bOes. &c ., Nood Wright's Muck, Sure streeit„ Erie. :.. WILLIAMS & WRIGH Banker and Exchange Broker. • Dealer In I /rafts. eerr irkater of Dcrosite. Gold and all 4 4411(INAr lame' Stock. corner of Staie-at., • MARSHALL & VINC T. Arroanirs •T thw—arierup stain In Tanunatiy Hall building oath of the Prothonotary's office, E,ie, \ MUKRA TTOR.XST MID C0L,11111[14.011 AT LAW—Mike oyer C. IL Wrietit's Store, enuanee one door went of State eireett at the Dumont, F.t, C. N. TIBBALE3„ Driunt in Dry Goode. Dry Drocerks.,,Creekerly, hardware. Le.. No. 111. Cbrapeide. Erie. SMITH JACKSON, ,• in Dry GaAs. Groceries. tiardware, Qneeas Wort floe. ken. Na 11... tr.. Itl, Cheapside. Erie. Pa. WILLIAM. RIBLET, C•1111.1ET MAZER UlthOhlter. r , eveutli iltreetr. Erie. • - EDWIN 1. VICALL Fora anima, Produe in ettinr and tine salt, Coal = WALKER Ze. COOK 4. .ctmor, Forwarding. Curniuundou aud Prod Nerehanto;Sed ot.,i %Vim-hose east of the Publle 80. Er . G, LOOMIS & Dr it VIP in Watcher,. Jeweirl.' Blll ver. Br tutu eta Ware Cutlery. MIHALY and ursrly oppoeite the kale thud, NW G. Lou..m - - CARTER & BR( Wino! F.M.It arld . Retali dealers hi .Drte I)4e-stuffs, Glass. fte.. No. S. Reed 3A !HES — EI F a ioi.at.aMerehant'Fatlo4es the west of Mate stretl. rale. I. S. CLARK.Bi • IV ROLZIAII,2 111 D nirenn. Dealer In Groreri . elelolo4 ShiP ehlndiery. altoorware. ate. ate o. S. all Mort, Erie. 0. D. SP ORD. I ' • 1 • 0 !•tt-r in Law. Nr l tirr al. re ta{lol M el I aneous Souks stationary . lil k , tr. stale at.. bur louts w the,Pubiletioquare. DR.O. L. ELLIOTT. Re*oi•at Dentist: Office and dwelling in the Beebe Block. an thig East ■ode of the Public Nam. inc. Teeth inserted on Gold own one to an cutler sett. Canons 'Avail tidied with pore told. and restored 10 health and usefulness. Teeth gleaned a ith itnitrungenta and [kit Inlet so as to leave (kern of a pellucid tieGaness. All work unmated. lg. DICKERSON. um, is • n eau cael-othee at hie residienet Oa &sea street. .plamite We ..Ilethaliet Client', Erie. JOHN H. BURTON 111/LU ALI•N D dealers to DriWogiollels Dye q 4111114 uruccritit, tc. No. S. Heed Nouse, 130VVDER Kegs Rifle, De.r sod Blaitlis Peri et.o lo ji TIKINV ed and fat oale by the kcs est kisWY. IP' Erie, July 111. T. II &en& ; •' . S ." 7:" : . E E. is,os• 10.00 41.00 Wright' a Banking the Public Equate EMikial eh and Fifth ou Fourth weer. ,ies, Liqulr. Ship 11(41. LCCIA W RCIIT MEM MEM FIRIMI eras. Crockery Pa. ute..Fjp Ms of Exchange. :ex coin. &c.. &c. I- ad Public Soar!. VitraLo &au and $ ( l4 pet% WAYSIDE MAI. •R ILMA./La TATII4 A warm aid drowsy sweeping! le siestips dee wy bade% ! ICI 00 wore the Demobs Sweep through the royid I beer so mole the peasant sirs ' Hinging amid the grain! 1 . &Mt. silvery *Mts. •In I deems maim" an my bumf Zara I hear the waiter. t its voter is deeper nowl, the mocking-gird and °lola ' • Arit singing oa the Week: TIN elm and linden beam.* - Droop elate sad dark o' . And the foaming Forma - \ Leaps down the rocky bed \ De still my heart" the seas a pamed— x Tbe mobs of home 1 maid a oboiwern ore reality hicinixon on the linden spray. I d \ down the claret endow P the scented bay.l And gi triode tau the Anal leaves. c l i rn the biight summer dal. d playmatenline weleoine b Amid your •hand ; I Chris nee die old ollitecdoo— 'The sowing gasp • head+. - I Worship no more time of /ere lowly lbaselland. (MMoire Misrt nti. BIOGRAPHY OP A BAD SHILL Be. hum Dtekese ilourebekl Words. I .........,-,...........,,T \ I believe may state witit coufidenee that my parents were respeerble, notwitheradieg that one belonged to the taw—being the sine dctor-plate cif a solicitor. The other, was a pewter flagon residing at a very excellent hotel, and moving in distinguished iety; for it assisted almost daily at convivial pieties! in a Temple. It fell sl i a victim at least to a persea belongi to the lower or ders, who seized it, one 04it morni . while hanging opal some rulings to dry, sod cow s ed it to a Jew, w h o 1 —I blush to record the inert offered t a reapected mem ber of my family—melted it down. y first mentioned parent—the zinc plate—was not one led to move in or May. owing to its very s eler connee a with 4110 street door. It occivied. howeve4 a very aspirins position in* jading Otoroughfarip, and was life roans of diffa sing more tarsal instmctioo.perhaps.itban many a quar to, for it informed the matting as well as the reading public-. that Messrs. Snapplis and &in resided within, atid'that their effice• here, were from tea till four. In order to become my progenitor it fell it victim to dishon est practices. IA "fast" mileopari. , red it one night, and bore it off in triumph 010.01ft:shots. Hare it was included by ',the boy" swungarmorer "perqoi k siles." and. by wow nautili° ' found its way to the Hebrew geademan above me. ed. The first meeting between my pa (a took place In the melting-pot of this ingenious permin. and the regatta( their subsequent union was mutually advantageous. 'The one gained by the alliance that strength and solidity which is not possessed by even the purest pjwter; while to the gelid qualities of the other were added a whitener and 1 brilliancy zinc could never display. i From the Jew. my pareita were liansferred—myste 'lonely and by sight—to mitt obscure itidividsal is an oh ? scare mauler of 'the metropris. whea t ' in mosey and si lence, I was ear, to use ad appropriate metalphor. upon the world. How shall I describe my first imp 'oa of existence? how portray my agony when o l brain aware what I wee —wheb I understood my mission n ot earth? ' The rea der, who has possibly never felt hi , to lf be- what Mr. Charlye calls • "sham." or a "selestitly constituted Im poster," can have no notion of my sufferings! I These, however: were "endued only in my early and i unsophistleansdyouth. Sines then. h seabitual intercour 1 with the heat society has relieved me from the embarrass ing appendage of a competence. My long career upon town—in the course of which I hasS been bitten. and rung, and subjected le the meat lintlllating tests—ham bloated my sessibilities. iibile ft has site off the sharp ness of my edges; sad, like the emialrfelts of humanity. - Wham lied any be wen 'emulating Ivor at every turn. my only desire is--not to be worthy ar passing, bat aim. ply—td pees• i bliimpreision en the maid, en filet hamming eon. mimes of ezinteece. was, that it was iibmit filthes lam is boob. very ditty. and bad a damp. unwholesome semi: my Indians of mankind were, that it ilbsved only trace a fortalght: that It had erne. 11111ileiliiipta features; 6 hide one' leer; that it abjured soap. as a bisbit; sod lived ha bitually in its shirt sleeves. Itioch, twirled, was the aspect of the nparteritt in which I first saw be Not. and such the appearance oldie profession - al gendmitimmise usher ed me into existence. i I may add that the room was Girdled. ge if to glutein a siege. Not only was the door itself lined with iron, but it was strengthened by penderees wooden beants, plated upright. and across, and in eery possible direc tion. Thisformidable exhibition of iprethistion against danger-wee quite alarming. 1 I bad not been long brought fate this "n i trous, world" before a low and pearlier tap, from kbe albino of the deer, met my ear. My master pansedi art ffelareeed. and seemed en the poise of sweephig me ;and several of my companions (who had been by this time i inysthriously ushered into exigioaas) ist, some plies of safety. Reas sured. however, by a segued tapping. of or. marked peeeliatity;he contained the elebtqate process of so &Mooing the - door. This having been socompLished. and the entrance left to** guardianship poly of a. manias chain, a mysterious watchword was exebagged withseme person outside who was prtheudy adthitted. "Hullo: there's two on you?" stied my mama. as a h al ' elderly twitted entered, followed somewhat timid ly b a younger sae of mild and moddet aspect. " .giren 'an m I have took Under niy arm," said Mr. Blin s (which I presently understood ;to be the name of the elder one), "and berry desarring!he - prentises to be. He's just Come out of the stone pitcher. without having done nothing to entitle hit to have ono in. This was it: a follow out at Highbitry Barn col red him, for lift ing mew from his railings, where it was a hanging to dry. Young Innoceaes bed never dreamt of any thing t *fibs kind—beim' a walkiecon his wey is the work's* bat leeks Wag previubially ethereide than By. beget gig weeks es it. is the *Class e' Coireetios, however. be met geese knowing blades. who pit hint op to the time of day, and he'll thou be es wide-awake as any of 'em. Tide amain he brought ins n peeketobeek. and in it sigh—ty posed flimsies. As hail a young bind, I encouraged him by givigg him three pun' ten for the let—it's ninsial a risk.blit I dens it. • As it is. I shall have to send 'em all over to 'Anther'. Howsemever, he's get to take ogle papd in home "mods: Win' out 'of it myself. I have brought him to you." "You're here at the nick slime." seed my wastes. "I hate just Wood a saw bateb—" 1 -:, , SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER I II, 1851, Lad he plated to tits glittering besp la. which I deb ellYeldffritli the eoalldeate of yoeth—to be uoploasast ly emespiaeoss. "I've bee. explaining to young Youthful that it's , lb* near tbieg, wheat be sells his swag to vitt is ulY,waY of besiesse, to mho part of it is this bore eels." fete hertook as from the heap, and as he did so i l felt as If I were (rowing Meek between his dogma. and baviag my respects la life very meth damaged: "Lad is all this bed money?" said the yea*, eutlees• lye:lag. as I thought. at me IdOINI, sad not taking the slightest Nuke of the teat of my meamparnioas. "HasaOmsk, young Youthful." said Mr. Illinks."no ammo to the home coiaage. In all human affairs t ormy filing is sr geed. as it looks." "I .said met tell thus from the geed—from thus made by the mermoreat 'Amid oar".—baotily added the b.y. I fah myself leaping up with reeky. and chinking opium! my mitspaniemo at these words. It wu I was fast kisiag the immune. of yeah. to justice to myself. however. 1 sin bound to say that I have. is the curse of my subsequeat imperious. seen _malty of the lords sad masters of the treaties behave mirth morsel'. nowilly under the indium:» of flattery. "Well. we must put you up Nth' means of finding oat the real turtle from the mock." said my muter.— "It's difficult to tell by the rill. Salver, if it's at ail cracked—se lots of mosey is—don't ring no better than ,pewter; besides. people can't try every blessed bit o'tia they gel is that *ay; some folks is offended if they do, and some ain't jot no counter. As fo- the color. I defy anybody to tell the difference. And as for the figgers on the side, wot's• your dodge? Why, won a piece o'mon ere give to you. look to the hedges. and feel 'em too whit your finger. When they ain'tquito perfect, ten to one bat they are bad 'ens. You see. the way it's don* is this—l suppose I may pat the young 'on up to • thing or two morel" added Mr. Blinks. pausing. My muter. who had during the above conversation lighted a short pipe. and devoted himself with considera ble assiduity is a pewter pot—which he lookod at with _ a technical eye. as if mentally casting it into crown pieces, —now nodded assent. He we. not of an in agiaative or • • losophic turn, like Mr. Blinks. Ho saw none of the sea „ out of busieess. bat pursued it'on a 'system of because be profited by it. This &Sumo ,betwees s producer and the middle-man may be con tinually o • v • elsewhere. "Yea see,' • ntinsed Mr. Blinks. "that these here 'bobs' "—by It • he meant shillings—Ms composed of a mixture ortwo "•• stalsiewter and zinc. In curse thesis is first pigied • w. and sold to gentrin my line of Messes. who either nfacters them themselves. or sells 'ens to go sts as does. ow. •if the meiotic:utter is only is a utak way of bin' cad is of a mean uteri ha merely casts his money la p • of Path moulds.— Bit for hobby gentg,liko our • ad here (my mas ter bore nodded approvingly over • pti.) this sod of thing won't pay—too mash trouble an. of enough. pro fit. All the topaawyeis in {he meanie' • is scientific met. By neaps of what they calls a gal battery a cast is audio( that partible: spin selected for • • lades. From this here east. which you see. that there din* made. and from that there die impression. is strut off on plate. of thoustal prepared for the purpose. No unfortunately. we ain't got the whole of tbo mashoeuiry of the Government Institution yet at our disposal. though it's oar intention for to bribe the Muter of &a Mint (in imitation coin) some of these days to put us up to it all —se you see we're obliged to stamp the two sides of this bore shilling, for instance (taking as up again iss he .poke,) upon different plates of metal. tieing of "cm to gether afterward,. Thee comes the asi/Wig round the kedges. This we do with a file; and it is the himper-, faction of that 'ere as is continually a preying upon our mind,. Any one who's up to the his'neu can lelf wheth. er the article's geni wine or not. bye looking at the hedge; , for it can't be expected that a file will cut as ',gibe as a =sheen. This is redly the great drawback upon our parfession." Hero Mr. Molts, overcome by the complicated char acter of hie subject. sabeided into 'a fit of abitraction, daring which he took a cipionv pull at my moetor's•por ter. 'Whether suggested to the onslaught upon Ma beer, or by n general menus of impending business, my master nor began %thew symptoms ofirnpationee. Knocking the ashes out of ►is pips, he asked "how many bob bis ftisind wonted?" The arranpmeat was soon concluded. Mr. Blinks filled a beg which be carried salt the manufacture of my muter, and paid over twenty of the abilliep to his prokirs. Of this twenty. I . was one. As I paned lute the youth's head I could feel it tremble, as I own mine would have dose►had I been possessed of that 144i:indigo. - My new master thee , quitted the house is company with Mr. Blinks. whom be left at the corner-of the street —en obscure thoroughfare is Westmiester. Ills, rapid •tops speedily brought him to the southern bank 'of the "fair and silvery Thames." as a poet who min possess ed me (only for half as hour) described that ' nueleauly river, is some verses which I met in the pocket of his 'pantaloons. Diving into a narrow street, obviously. from the steepness of its descent. built upon arches, he 'mocked at a hone. of all the unpromising rest. the lout promising in aspect. - A wretched hag opened the door, past whew the youth glided, in an absent and agitated witinaari sad. Isaviag ascended several flights of a nar row and precipitate 'Neiman, opined the dearer as apart menben the top story. The roam was low, and ill-ventilated. A fire burnt in the grate. mad a small media flickered ea the table.— Beside the grate. use as old tan aiming ea a chair; beside the tattle, sad beadieg onn the thekering light. sat a young girl noted is sewing. My master was welcomed, for he had been absent. it seemed for two months. During that time he had, he said, eamedsome' mosey; and Re had come to share it with hie father mid sister. I hid a quiet ht. with my competriees, la my master's pocket, kat mere time a week. At the sod of that time. the stock stood mosey was miserly ethastaiat-stthoegh 4thati ea meta than ... eeessier bees jediseessity mixed with a tieisitbet ee two 4 mime. Weals homier. did me leaver lag at mat. Uadoireatcaceorgeiag away &pin Nsipt "work." wiy assates—leavieg several of my friendlies take their elsamm. is miesialeteriag to the air esmaities of his father aid eister-.-weet away. I teetaia od to he "smutted" (paned) by my master. Where are you goings° tat. amttyou don't recognise old Meader were the words &Unwed to the ye/a by a pewter-by, an he was ceoesiag, at a violtMt pace, the nearest bridge, to the dietetic& et Aliddinatin beak. The speaks, WM a young• gentleman, adod about twenty,. sot ill-looking, but with feature* exhibiting that peculiar expresition of cunning. which is popularly des cribed as "knowing." He was arrayed in what the po lice roped' in the nowspapeta call "the height of fashion." —that! Is to iaY, he had travestied tlie style of the most daring dandies of tact year. Ho wore no'glovis; tot tho bloated rubicundity of hie hands was itolioetl by a profu sion of rings, which—even without the cigar in Ws month Iran quoits wafreeket h istabltak kis alainis to gewillty• Edward. my masher. routrai the civilities ditto sham. for. aid. tensing bock with him, dig weed • tip "ir seisewhise." • ••Liao* a wood," said Me. Bothaal. prolacior wolf- Wad sips-sass. Than au ao iosiogiag.ioss4 wok saw. ••Whe. .1",b11M4 CVONWARD.AI "Pll toll yea what we'll' do." said Mr. 11 4 014 who IM/ted am itexperienciag navel sessatios-Qie ',Meetly had an idea. "1 tall you wbat—ime'll go end blew * Mood with Joe. thi:plarT a l l iasier. He tires midi a short distaaae off, met far the Abbey; I pet to sea him Int business, so we shod kill tans Mae. ono 4 us. you know." I now loused that Mr. !Bethnal *as a nom semials. taae. Oohed up ostler eireetustsecos (es s siboakber o Parboiling. to wheat I Dam helangimi., used tensy is the Ilene), to which it is stamteassary further to abode. - • "I was glad to heat of +r lack. by.the-by.f' said the' gentleman in qesatiott. not racist kis compaohnes wish to avoid** subject. heard of it from ola Blinks. Hatraldikes too thlng. if one's's presentable coos. You'd do &aced well is it. Yon Ore oily to pi 'aohlti togs end you'll de. i - • Mr. Joe. Itappeared. la 141ditioa to his ornithological mospatione. karts small shop for the sale Mom& and peruses;' be was also. in si very small way. s' timber inerclumit Weave/al handles of firewood were piled la pyramids. la his abed. Mr. Bethnal's tmetams wiik him was emu dispalobed; although mot emit after the istarrhed been awaired by his friend. that Edward : was •of ibs right sert."l with lb* qualifmatioa that he was "ratios gross at present:" and also iota Mr. Joe's up-ataiss saachna. /a sasese ts a remiestfritm Mr. Batumi. In tbe jargon I. use thea itaiabilligible. Mr. Joe prodeced feels setae mysterious depseiWaY at the top of the besse.ll hoary canvas bag. which hi emptied ea dte tablei a heap of shillings sad balt.eslowas. whisk by a grape- Melba imbues. 1 imModiasaly dammed is be of my own species. , • • "What de yea think of these?" said Mr. Bethnal to his yeses kiaod. - Edward swooped some, sideaishisent dual Mr. Jae should be is the line. "Why. blow year !oyes." said that gentleman. "yea don't suppose 1 gets !my thielibeed oat et tha shed down maim. net the pigeeesitaithrs. Yea see. these Wages,* wily dodges. J<l hiied here like a geetlemardiat is to say; without a twaipatiosi—the pikes weskit see* be down cm me. They'd be ebleaged taudta i n i oa ate. As it is. I comes the iespectable tradoema .wh a above suspicion—and tho pigeons helps on the bine wan &that." +•[iow is that?" ' e•Why, I keeps my:materiels—the pewter, mud all that —ott.tho roof, in order to be out o' the way, in' case of a surprise. 111 was often sod upon the roof, a-kw:dila* atter such-like matte'., inquisitive eyes would be on the look out. The pigeobe is a capital blintL l'us believed to be dewotod to my pigeons. set col which 1 lamas cars it shoold be the•gbt / makes alit& fertne—snd that makes a man respected. As ter the Pigipsn sad coal ind °tater basins/re. tibent's dodges. Owes , :i opportaaitv Of bring ing is - ipater-looking vackfnas o' things. which world compel the •spirs'—mss we sallthi p'i OHMS down tut WO, • . • "Ceitspottbanat surely they nom down their. war they've a simpinion?"• - "You needa't a told mit ho wee green." saiillblr. Joe to his elder acqsainteriee, ee M ginosed Mate youth With an air of pity. In the. first plass. viola* care to keep the work-shop almost Improgimidet tetuidwaiwoinv, we jaati-bine $lO WOO 411111114, -thing to' the way. In Ste next. if it 001,106 WA.r'orslch-- wh is a matter of ;almost hfe and - death lei b stand • o nonsense. " • Mr. • - pointed to nu Inn crowbar, whit:boated in the chimney= • • nor. = . • "1 *ea 'og tc. criminals friends, yea ktow." he added signifies , tolls Bethnal, " hat yea remember Vol Sergeant If got 1" Mr. Bethnal assort, and Mr. Jos volanteared for the benefit and in etion of Edward, an alecoust of the demise and fluterbl - • lets Mr. Serypeme That offinial having seen mated. was ambition of being designated, in the newsy ms. - "iective sad /alai goat." and gave infoti,mation againt.t a L isisg of l i ceinera ; " Wot woe the consehnenee 1" continued the narrator. Sotnehow or anoth4; that pleseman was nearer more bowed on. thin Atte night he went on hie heat.; ho did let skew at the ne it master ; and it was epesedi he'd bolted. Every inquiry was wade. and the • Wysteriona disappearance of a plowman' got bate the nompspers. Howeemnovor. he noOkr got any whores." " And what becamb of him 7" Mr. Joe then prected to take a long puff aeitis pipe. and winking at his in tiated friend. proceeded te . narrate Low that the itijnred Bang dealt in eggs U What has that to 'do with it 2" " Why. yos see. eggs is sot always eggs." Pun- . ter thou west is to stets that see sited a long 4s . .I chest hat the premises of Ike causes. marked outside • eggs.' for exportation. TM; were duly skipped. • member of the tiros being es booed. The mimeo was meet. the hos was 00 'deck. aedisonsokow4Mother.semebrody tutfit• bled - it overboard." ' • ”Bet what has this io 4u whit the aerie' petifeastatu •• The chore was ei l itet bag, ettel—" Here Mr. Hightail ,x smear!. "Volt," maid aho blot. "Otranto's broke uP. and is past poaching up. only it shows you, my green 'mi. whet we con do." I was shaken in my master's pocket by the Iviolosed of the dread which M. Joe's story had oec.asioeod him. Mr. Bethnal. with Ore philosophy which was!habitnal to him. pulled away at his pipe. o" The fact o' the matter is." said Mr...10c0. vrho wog growing garrulous on au evidently pet subject..? that we aint afinerd' o' the Kkisei in this neighborhood. not a hap'orth ; we know bow to manage them." Me then rotated an anecdote of soother policeman who had been formerly in his own line of business. This rintiornan being. as ito observed, " fly" to all the secret 'sips of the craft. obtitinod au Interview with a friend of his for the purpose of porchttaimia huudied shillings. IA pack age was produced and exchanged for their prober price hr currency, but on the policeman taking his prize to the station house to lay the information; he tglicorered Lbw he- had been outwitted. The melees cobtaleod a bun . - deed good farthing., for each of which he had paid two pones balf-pouny. t • t " That. what la the bad mosey puma, worth 3" asked Edward. istendp_tiag the epeektee. '! An a 'gorier& mite," t iaras t h e answer. " oar-sort is wee* about ate-fifth put dile amnia it represents. a severoigue.4tbough Iwo Mat pt math to do with geld hers-that's made fur itho snow part in Jilatotreepso)— a • Bum' spnersign tiny be bought fee Obeid roar-and sis-fa bed mini piece far a good bob; a half-crown for about fiveponc• ; a bob for two pence hatf-pco4 and so ou. As fur the sixpeneys and foarponnys. we don't make many u 'em. Moir .wellie bpi*" toe insignificant." , Mr. Joe the. proceeded With mina (amber remarks for the hent6t efbls oritteire• t "you see son rieedhave no fear of passing this here money it you're a respectable looking cove. If a gos- Osman is discovered at anything of the band. alway s bald 13, a mistake ; the shopoian knee its ' under , and the goutleman gives a good piccolo' money with a grin. Aud ibis's bow it W that ee much o' our otanayhauu gots sossobod.all ever the tetmuury." The lieitont hating been somewhat bored. apt:intent-, lyolraring the hitter portion of their host's remarks, boon shwa task their slepertaro. The reas-antl-wat‘. whink; Mr. /eels Merelity bsi supplied. effseuesliy romime4 Eahrinrs ipprfp*i dub of his *eV boa b• • • • WWI himself in high Was in favor of " smashing," consid ered as a preemies. - 6 . Creams." eras the reply of his expellent:lmi eem patties. Is slid *mei ha a theoemad then that s , mailed. Yoe shall matte yoor first Wet to-eight. - You've the needful hi Tear pocket. hav'n't you. Come. 'here's, a shop—l, wam't a cigar." Eivrard. appeared I. hesitate ; bet Mr. Joe's rum-and- Walef aliens: itself, tied into the shop they both .arch- Mr._Eorlinal. midi es ale co' meet imposing nosebal anew. took up • cigar from ono of lb* covered ewe on ri st eonetor, pat It in hie month , and helped blamed' to a lig i iit. Edward. not as' eonsprose.fly. followed MI exam- Pk. How 111111 Ch." • . The ant indent thei reed' had draw* usi from his pocket. received sixpenc6 in change..and walked out" the ehop, leaving me under the guardianship of a new master. - , t did gel ransitia long with the tobieconist ; he passed we neat day to • geatlenito. whs Bras as inaocent la himself as to my vial character. It bappe•ed that I slipped late • !maser of this gantlontaa's pocket. and re maimed there for seienA weeks. Its. appamilyigallwars of my oilsto•cs. At length he discovered me. and ono day 1 Amid asyself, in company with agood ball-crown. eschaaged for a. pair of gloves. at a respectable-looking shop. Afar the purchaser bad left, the assistant looked at me suspiciously. and was going to call beak my late owner. but it was•too late. Tskiag me then to his mas ter, ha asked if I was not bad. Nll dealt look very roil," 'was the answer. 4601vp it to Pis. and take care to 1:to more careful fur the fa tare.,‘ _1 was dipped into the whiteout pocket of the proprio tor. Who immediately mein', to forges all shoat tho Go. aureate& That sama aight.taisudiately on the shop beluga/aped. the shopktioper walked opt, having chimed hie elegant asetuase fat gamiest, of a coarser and lees conspicuous description. and hiding a cab, regliest,d to be drives tp, the same street in Wesuniaister in which I first saw the tight. To my ashioishment. he entered the shop of my drat master: heti •well I remembered theN place. and the =cauterises* of its proprietor Ascending to the the house. we entered the room. to which the read er has bees already introduced—the scene tit se mash Taist toil. - • - long convediatiou. m a very low tone, now took e between the pair, from which I gleaned setae in tanistiatmueicalars. ''discovered that die respectable runletnin who now pediessed me was dui coiner's part /wing die " ipso" department. which his trade tra n uctieus and eaiaspeachalfle character enabled him to endariake very °festively. " Let yournext batch be made, as pseud, as possi ble." /*bard him .ny to his, partner. " The last mums to flees ioa very well I have beard amity a few do tecrimm,iuid one of these was at my own shop to-day. Ottp of wiy fellows made the discovery. bat not until after thapurchwier tad left the shop.!' "'That`. yes see. will !app.* low and thee." was the mower; 1' but think of din number ou' 'ein as is abort. end bOw!altsip 1110M0 people is getting-thanks be the apeepapers. as latilway4 hater/ming with gnu don't sea, carn'eni. There's neer s• much d oar metal &beat. that it's ilaset impossible to get change fora earrin nowhere without getting some oa it. Every body's a-talt ing of it every dam sad al for them that's detected, they're made only by theeosenitio Chaps as slat (steer =mahout ery."--and he glanced proudly at his galvanic lathery. 7 Au %b e t we:could And some dodge for aid ing the edges healer-4C taboo as mpeh dam now as all tie reef d die work pal together. Bewsoesever. I've *AI Ist Mid es Asia is ;Whinichauf and Altar Meese. also. /you. Arid' as Gir this here neighbo rhood, there's st y a shop that don't deal in the arable more -or lass.' , • " si vvi nt stzid Mr. litulti's (*hi* I leMsed from his d door-posts, was the name of my respect abip " be as careful shoat them as you can. as. afraid inplirosigh some of our mosey. that that young girl has bees found mt.". Weti the young 'adman as has boon rentandod so etWo at the plow court 7" - " The lade. I shall know an about it to•vtiorrow: She is to be tiled at the Old Bailey. and lam On the jury, as it hanitwy" Mr. Niggles ti+st departed t his asberbon villa, and passed this remainder of the °coming as became so re spectable I a , ntan. The mist messing he was early at business ; and. in his capacity efikises, did not aegloist his thole' in the mutt. wirers he arrived sasody two aimless before any of the akar. juryman. Wlssailke poisoner was platted in tits deck. I saw at antis that** was the sista* of my rust possessor. She had atteispleil to pass two bad shillings at a grooves shop. hike had iisaiod all knowledge: that the mosey was bad., hut was. notwithstanding. arrested. erniniesad. nod was noitunittsd for trial. Unre. at the OW Bailey. the ease eras soon dispatched. The evidence was given is breathy's., basio; the judge summed up is about .it words. shed the jury hosati the girl guilty. Her sesitanas was. bowitver. a very short impriaoameat. Herm my &done to pass subsequently into the poe t siestas 4 many persons, from whom I learnt some per %Waists 4 alit after-kfe of this family. The father sur vived his idooghter's conviction beta few days. ' The sort was detained in custody ; sad se sees es his ideali ty became established, charges were brought against hhn which iefl to.bin being transported. As for his sister--1 was onee; fora few hears, in a family when there was a govern., of her name. I had no oppersunityefkrew lag 1111111111 hot—ea her owe nature would probably save her from the influences to which she must hate been *objected is jail—it is bet jest te suppose, that some per son might hare been foetid to brave the opision of so ciety. and yield to one so gentle, what the law cells " the benefit of doubt." The Omegas which I underwent in.the course of few months were many and various—now rattling care lessly in • cash-box ; now loose in the pocket 4 some careless eoung fellow, who Reused Ins at the theatre; then. perhaps, tied up cerefullj in the corners( a Lea kerettief, having become the sole stock-in•hend of some timid yottorgirl. (lace I was given by a father es a "tip" or present to his little boy ; when, I need scene l add. 1 found albeit' ignominiously spent iu herd bake ten ,tninuies a ft erwards. On another oceprioo„ I was, is c ompany with a' sivpenee. 'handed to I poor woman is polemist for the making a dotes shirts., In this saw 1 was se fortunate en to sustain au snarl family. whi were on !the r ergo of,stareation. Soon afterwards I f6tmed use of seven, the sole stock of a poor arum, who evetrived to live upon my sir compautons for many days He had reserved tee mutt the lest—l believe Wean.. I was the brightest and boat-looking of lino whole; anti when he Was' at last induced to change me, for Benle coarse descriptiou of food, to his and my own horror. I was discolereil The poor fellow was driven from the. shop ; but the tradesman. I am bound to .say. did not treat me with the indignity that I expected. Ou the contrary he thosgiu my appearsacc so deceitful, that he did not scruple to pass me next day, as part of change for a sovereign. Soon ehtir this, somebody dropped me on the pave wont, where, however; I remained but a short time. I was pirled op by a child., who ran laciectively late a shop for On purpose of making an investment in fie. But co . insi of wl class had been plentiful in that neigh borhood, and the grocer was a sagacious man. The re• suit wasw.that the child went Seem away. and that I— my odgM curl as I record the huroillaung fact--wee pitted to the chinter as ao elms* Aseititbenr. Here my siagest.swissi, miCaltiorapipeiossii. - SI, 90 A 11/PAlt. In - NUMB Original 5& Fa the Brie Meer XXXENTO X 0 • - , Mate now woke roots, sweet llawcts, to heaveli.—lttlfis. Six weary days.six weary ni By values' hoPe beTulied• We watched beside the litUe c Wear ewe Olin child. • We saw upon her pule pare e . • The been° ebbe sad tip, Like SUIIINVIII VI m'ting,cri.. On ,banks of sLainiess snow. And to bernyes a strange light . ' A light--o gleam of the. As 1f Wo soul, with Putvread AU burping whit desire.. Wereipsaing upward Into Was Yet wait:ug patiently For.drath to ope the Wispy • • • With his bright gulden key. I We loved her with a love' die libe was our Summer child A bud °abiding In our path Toebeer earth's ragged wild Our droughts clang to her ,Mini Lae twee to the "tweet lla To writ© was the stag i$ sue The brigiutiv.t, of tech day. The dos dig out of her pure • ' The of her ey• s, Made ititimer in our hearts Where tut a shadow lieu t AUll 0! the ramie on her lips—l No happy Lad/sand Ay t Nan songs ono half as \ sweet Ihniudined in IJJA: =MI: Oh! no! we could not, could . • Or that Pau child and death, 1 That she should I.ohm awl The coldmoist turf beneath ! it lint when the ;rselith luorhlog •Twas o'er, tIW-leverisli on • ' 4o her It „as thin dan'ulhg of Another, boot* life. t God didhut Icnd r auto us, • She was rot wit ix OM, And earth was all trol4,tuid Fur one of heaven's Cowers. I 11;$ do oat think or bet as dead, Nut only gone liefre. To tlt, •bre-likt!, t r Itkosc she Tt brght Irani:mad rhore l That 2.00 leg Union not made Wi That Adam) of tho K i!ars, Where ariouts traina • round the And Lot 6, waVp Oer bright w , mmt ?lit?Nzsa of , • A raw montha since it'w as annenne that • large for tune hail been loft to a chi."'" of the l.r ic ed Stews by a foreigner, who. home , yearst,before. h " become ill" ieltile traveling in this cumuli sick bed was watched with the utmost carp and kin Pe so by the - citi-. ten referred to. Tue eirenger recover continued his jeartiey. and finally returried to his ow country. The conduct of the Amoricad at 'a moment so critical. gad when, without rolativee or th e r invaliik was lan guishing in a strange hind. was not t o ottea. \Ho re mernhored it in his tin:inlaid and me 'ye moments. and when about to prepare for another World. his giali tade was minifested . in a truly signal matmer. A yisis or tiro ego. en individual in this city was laboring under' great pecuniary difficulty. lie was unexpectedly called apes for a ceusiderable sum of' eiseyi and although his means were abundant. they were not at that time he mediatelyavailAble,. Puzzled and perplexed, he hesita ted isle his best course. when. by the mereatchaiea, ho met en old acquaintance, and incidentily mentioned the facts atm case. The other referred to en 'set of kind ness \bat be had experienced years before. said that he bad never forgotten it, and that nothing woold"fford Was more pleasure than to extend the reliefthat was required. and theta show his gimlet appreciation of the courtesy of former yearn! The kindness alladdd to. was 'a more ui- Or. comparatively speaking, and its recollection bad pass - ed entirely from the tilomory of the individual who had performed it. *it:so, however, with the obliged.. He hadliever forgotten it, aid the result proved. in the most eopelusiiro manner, that lee was deeply grateful. We have mentioned' the taro ink:Wants with the object ofiincedeating the geuiral policy of courtesy and kind ease, of sympathy sod assistance. in our daily intercourse with our fellow matures. it is the trae l. contes under au - circumstanced. "Liulo kindness" acrostics's makes an impressionthat "lingers and lasts" for years. This is espscially the cue wail the seusitive. the Lemmata and high-minded. .11 , t3 how much May be aceemplisii ed by this duty of courtesy and humanity,: Hew the paths of life may smoothed and sokerud: How the present may be cheered, and the futdre ',adored bright and beasitifal! There are, it is true, some selfish spirits. who Can neither appreciate nor reciprocate a courMous or a pa-, ems" act. They are for tbeataalvaa—low and foray= er"-r•if we May employ such a-phrase , a d appear never io bli satisfied. You can never do en Is for these.— Nay, the deeper die obligation , the er the heart.— The' grow josh:ism. distrustful. sad fin y begin to hate thelibenefactins. But these. we trust, . "the mop. lions;," not "the rule." Many a hear bee been Ursa. 1 many a friendship has been secured. ni y apoititieb has been , acquired, through Me cleanup, of itch little klad- Deletl• and courtaaies. as are malaria to peeress in spirllaad the•noble of coal ,7 4 . a all, i who delight. net only in promoting their prosperity. is coalriballng to the welfare of every, member of the h Man family.— Who cannot remember some incident o blooms life. Is which an individual, then and perhaps w a stranger— one who has nut been seep for years, an never may be seen again en I,liiaiitile of the grave. ma Vested the arse. the genuine. the glutki spirit of a ge denten and a Christian. La some mere tralo4-sonte li . bid impithiv• and spontaueous act, which ueverthele developed the whole heart, and 56;3 , 1.4134 the real char or! 4isilse co and time may separate, and oar pursuits and valuations may be le paths quiti4slissiusilar and * agar!. Yet. there are weinentir*tiet. cs„last and coat ino phai v i. when memory will Wander back to the iunideuts referred to. and wo will feel a secret boud of, affi i tty. fiieadahip and' brotherhood. The dame will be °aliened with respect if not with affection. and a desire Will be experi enced. to reply in some way or eit.,iiiiis wain% the generous courtesy of the by-gone time. 'lt is so easy to be ciiril and obliging—to be kindly 'mall humane. We net Maly than assist the comfort of othelibet we pee mote our ewe instate! enjoyment Lite. rissintent. is fall ed chanties and changes, A . .few years. ' almetiamie, pre d'aea extmerdinary revelations in the fole sies ef men.— The haughty of to day maybe the haul* of 10•11111OrrOW. —the feeble may be the powetial.r-the rich may b. the peon. Bet, if elevMad' by aßleene• or . y positimar the greasier the neeessity, the stronger...the il - y, to be kindly. ' Courteous and conciliatory to those leas fortuaaba. We ems "end to be so, and a proper appreci as of ear pe eider,' a dee sympathy fur the raidert ofothees. and on i a medal neltat*ledgmeat to the Dia Pennine*. remurethat we etteeld beim. Life i. egis es i: w i , are here a few years—wo sink into the . ve—end owes our hiemory 14 phantom-like end es , ascent, new elide, then, ioOr dutv! It is lobo tree ear position . to o u r c dpacieutri, alai to the obligation im , , us by. ma-K.4.1.v 612 Ctlll steams, and by' •ur '' h. ty hi the Aotlm? lid alt that it Isuircricicit itiattestd.— Ps iheywirsr. , - •'I ••'.- -•- •. , : i- 1, • ~ ~~~ 0 dean tre BrIPI 12 y child world psis O dash BM 3=lEl think. M TE EIS 'ts filnlF, .c k EMI 0., V. 0.