Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1830-1853, January 17, 1852, Image 1
S. W. Sr CO.. rroVri•tors. VOLUME 22. etielA anier. A. P. MALI` & CO. PROPRIETORS. B. F. SL OAFt. L y t o r. • OFFICE, CORNER STATE ST. AND PUBLIC SQUARE, ERIE. TERYIP OF 111 C PAPER. • Ctty subscribers by the carrier, at OWN Ity mail, or at the office, in titlVtitleet 1 . 1 10 171( not paid ltiadvance.or within thiremoniba from lifetime of ontserabing, two dallies wilt be charged. Ira All cowmen teatientio WIWI be pow pald. RAVES OW ADVERTISING. Cards not everoling i liner, one year. #lOOl pat square r " " MN do. do. hit months. do. do. three months. SAP 'Maarten! advertnententa„ SO cent, pereqtpre. of titien !int. , ' or test, for the Ctn.! nieertioot VS reels ibraach subsequent luteertion. .1;:r Yearly ad, eftivers have the privilege of changing at pleaoure, but at no tine areallowetl to occupy wore than to u opiates, mad to be touted to tier namidiate bas two. Artitertioctuci,ti not has tne,othei direction.. will be inserted lilt forbid and charged accordingly. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. W. H. KNOWLTON. Watehmaker and Repairer. Dealer in Wate he.. Clocks, Jewelry, Maces I Instruments, Look ing Glasses and other Faney Good•. Store otie door weal Of the Reed House. , )17 ARBUCKLE & KEPLER. pc.orle in Pry GaAs, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery. fie. No ft 3, Icfry Blurt. Brute street, F.rie. Pa. r --- A. Sf, JLTDSO.N. ArrossLT •T I..R' —ottice on Park Ron, between Brown's new Mitel and the Beet) House, up -mire. COMPTO,N&THANERSTICK. Drat Fll.ll in Dry Goods, Groterifll. Liquors of all kinds, ("rockery &e., 0110 dour south of Sui eta Jackson's slore,, Franck %met. Erie, Pa. 3. Colin Wt.. _ G. A N D • E. A r m, of 1. — A - Adre Offenbach—Depot of Corriere MUSIC and mu skrat Merelistlize, wholesale and retail, No. 19, tilo..sth ab chestnut street, l'hilatlelptun. _ • _ BRANDER Fairrui.% auk) Suitarov--4nrice corner of State and - Aerenth. }1,,.. , 1enre on Eighth t?treet. between French and Manna, rue. Pa. , W()cit Restst iti',Groceries. Provi.ione,Wines.Lieptorg,Candics„ Fruil. ( Pi* llonr below Loon »s Yr. CY P orate street, Erie. M. SANFORD & CO.. Dealers I,n Gold. tall,Pt. Bank Noire. Mans. Certigentes Of Da' t,4r. et;Tht Esc haneP on the principal cities constantly fur sale. inner in ficatty•ii Block. Public 5.1 4 ,12te• Erie_ r t T. HERON STUART. ~D ftry.trivi—Ottiee, corner of Freneb and Fifth streets, over Moir! lioch's store. Residence on Fourth street, one door east of I'm old Apothecary Hail. '. R. T. sTERiLETT & SONS. isis constantly' on bawl a 611 ruiply of Groceries. hiqaprr. ship Chandlery. Prot Produce. Eke.. Ike.: and sells Wholesale or Retail a. cheap as the cheapest. No. lle.Cheapride Erie. WM. S. LANE, 1., Attorney and oounsellorat Law. Beeol'lnkonary. . ann,, and Navy rt.IIAiOVIS. Ronnie Lands - and <natant. no eta ra-pay.: - ..n.1 all t.ther bUCUef entrusted to :Destiny ..! weave yircintit and faithful attention. .... vtollSee an Wr!glit's Illoek bu. State lived, over X. A. Funenon's Ow. F.rie. net.l9. . , _— —--- LAIRD &RUST. I'Vrtutea.t e•rul Reisll Iter n I Wl') titrinlA,Grorertes.tiardirare. ',quote. Flour. nett, SAD, 30.1, Writhe+ Bloetr cor nm of Fitts and State Streets, - 11/11011 tAllt D. OLIVER SPAFFORD. Bookseller and Stationer, and Manufacturer of Blank Books and 'Writing Ink. corner of the Diamond and Sixth strict. J. B. NICKLIN. !renal!. and'seneral Avner acid Commisaion husinero, Fmk lin. Ps. • rkt - rt - a -- Rer - D. - 1)..t1 it 3 n Engi German ati.l American Ilarniornie . imil Cutlery Atr.s. '. 4 ;alls, Am. it., Vico.. Iron and Steel No. 3 Reed. House f.r.ie. Pa. _ iq J. F . LlEiii I .F.&, Co. RI hACIIIIIITMS. C1111511r• allilWagoll BilllaCtf..*Une Street. be tween seventh & Etghth. ttrie. , L. STRONG. NI- 1). Oreire. one Door weirt of C. B. Wright', srorri. l ip awes. DOCT. J . L. STEWART, • Orrice a nil Dolt. A. fistan. Seventh near Ekamentrateteett. Res sidenne. on Asteafras. one door north offilevenek rt. C. SIEGEL. Winirrissts and Retail &stet in Groceries, Prcivistons, Wines. Liquors. Flint. Ike., Ike Cotner of French and Fifth Streets, apposite the Farniers , Thstel. Erie. JOHN McCANN, • 1 1. Won POIAT r red Rctiiii r.enier in finally ea t eries. Ceo9segy Ginsenrare. Won. Natio. &t.. Cheap s i d e , C i e . Pa; Mr l'hl highest prir , , pn i s l for Country fothice...ai J. GO-% LOVNG. J . Milltrrta ITHalos :On ken.-Zthop. No.l Poor Peeples Cow. , sip-weir.. o% er A . k. J. S. Walters' Grocery Stare ) State street. Erie, Pa. , • J. W. WETSIORL A•T,TORNEr afT LAW. kb, Maker's Office, on Seventh Streetafne. ra 'HENRY CADVELI4 titr , trri—tobber , and Rrtail In Dry Goode. Ger/eerier. Cr Mkrry. (Rase% arr. Carpeung. Hard% are, Iroo.riteet. &,r • Suryirr tatores Butte Stmt. - Our doors. bektor Brown'. Hotrl. P.nr, Pa. v—Ant 00-, Clare. 6rllot`•''. A itr Anal. flprings. and a general ~....rtmeat of rta.:•llr• a..lrarrovre 'rrothinge.. S. I%IERN'iN Lot and 111.0.te of the Pester, noel Agent for the Ko.. Stow- Muttlat insurance Coutpany—tutee 4 doors 1%64 of Wrtelatt gut/ie. Ltle. - - G EO Rbtif .CUTLER. Arr. - avrg AT LAW. Girant Erie County, Pa. Coliretions and ott.er• hosing,* attended to with promptness and dispatch. —... _____ ..... _ JOSIAH KELLOG; eiricard mg is Commission MeTelaant, on the Public. DoetteastOt ..,' sone strer.t. - cosi. Snit . Plaster and M role White Fish, eonkantly for . .._ l. ROSENZWEIG & Co. i _ . wimi.essts •sn IR-MTAIL Dante es in Foreign and Domestic Dry (:,-,0(14. ready 'mace Clothing. home and Sham he.. Na. 1 ‘‘ 1 , iiiit's Mock. Slate street. Erie. - WILLIANiS & .WRIGIII — ,'..- , J . ''. All and E*eliwir... tkiilier. Dealer 4a - Bills or - ECeilliage 0.0. cell ,Ileideoul Depo•ii le i Cold and tali esr CM n. &0... Ace A+-e, Willi:lime liforielci corne r of State-st , a ndlPublieSqlsarr. MARSHALL & VINCENT. -- , A n.. 1. I 1 . . 7 LAR —.tinier up stair* in Tammany liall'butiding noph,f tin. Prothonotary's Office. Era'. . frIVRRAYWHALLON. . trroisc,.;',Deot'cortt.ol AT Law--Olhee over C. B. Wriches , t, •f. entrance one door west of State street, on the Diamond, Us.. . ___ --- ---- C. M. TITIBALS. Pr ,I rlt in Dry Goods. Dry Groceries, Crockery. Hardware, /se., No. 111 . - -- __— SMITH JACKSON. 0..1 , ;i3n 1)n, Copts. ibliteer,24, Hardware. queens Ware.i.one. 4 ,,,,, . $ n 1•, &C.. 121. Chesprode. Erte. Pa. F T - NAir r. rpholfter, and Undertaker. corner of Stare and ZNI,eI.III strRVAP. ELM. EDWIN J. KELSO & CO. ...._14.11•1. Forwarding. Produce and CommTion Ailerthantsnlealers ADA fine salt. Coal. Plaster. libirtglea. k.c. Public doeig 5.1 e of the bridge. Erie. WALKER & COOK. t 'Forwarding. COMM.mon and Proja r ce Merchants; See. uaJWare•houae east att UM Public Itch*, he. G. LOOStIS & Co. Datums ill Watches, Jewelry, Silver. German Thdril Britinnia Ware Cutler} ,Military nod Taney Goode. Stale alkelet. u s povite the Eagle Hotel, Erie. CARTER ..& BROTHER. • and Retail dee!erns su Drugs. Xedieine .lOfais Oils, üßq Gituoi. ace.. No. f. Reed llodare. Erie. tru,i l i ~ JAMES LYTLE, Merriptit Tailor, ott the whist Mawr. &few 400 r, to streht, Erie, Plbal %AS •ftl Of - ' D. S.- CLARK. 114 NoLes•ut AND virtu'. Dealer in Grocertm inrosiniorn.. ”handiery.Stone-wittr, ice. he., No. 5. Bannett P r 8. DICKERSON, ~ r1.4,-..,[Ast, firm:mos-4 - liter at his residence on co.porien thei bilethodin Church. Erie. Tioag N. htittifKisTb, ~tanyrs,t •1110 POET ‘lll 411.41!(,•111 Drugs, Medicines, v... Ake. t4io. S. Steed House, Erie DR. O. L. ELLIOTT, 54 Resident Dentist. Orn ee and ds Reel* Block, on the East side 4 Squares Erie. Teeth inserted vii from ono to an entire sett. Canons ''~ v ue t:old, and restored to health and useful , I" ,, ierl.n ,th , muniments and Dentatee,so as iss I, • •',,.1 e :raw,. All nark warranted. - - - Mem= LATE =LAN WZMIRI, I.Artival of Grocerie.. threet !row New . 4 int( recesved and hove now open lb, inapecti ' , tot n.l, and dr y family Grucerie..Winew and tt',..len and Willow Ware. Dye Stu& &e.. • ,n,triwi. which I will meld at wholesale Or Mil V. - e, and I want it perfectly known by alt. t ' 'th , leraold by-any Mansell' this atty. tall and L ','..vueliaping elsewhere. - W. F. RINIUMI Iftfli .1 • Corner orgifth • . . . . . . . . 0 ... . , . • . . . , . ' . . . i . 1 i • . . . .' . ... , • - . . . . T .1.. • • • ~• .. 0 • B ..: ~, . •, ,• i . 4,,, . . , .., .. , . , . .. . • . , . . U. R. Hayti STACK I=3l T. M. Mini* linetrti auir Ttlistettautl._ KY BIETZDAY. It rgelvais ;roost "Mr hirib-day"—what a difrreet sound That word had is My youthful eats! And bow„ meek time the day cisme round. • Len slid ler, whale in mart appears.. Wien den our Mart* Mrs alb told. It news like patina to stow iltat , And. as Youth donne die abiding bank That One loaned him binds so Bulb Flea s'd with the task, be little thinks How bardthat chain will peen at last. Vain was the man, and false is wain, ' .. Who said. 4 were hp ordained to run . , "Ili. long caveat of lift again, "He would doFall that he had done." Alt, 'us not thus 'the role. gist dwells .. -.-- n in sober birth-days. speaks to me; Far otherwise—tif time It Wilk . • La.lshed tuiwirely, careleselys • - Of counsel esoehml; of talent/I. mads Haply for high and define.. . But en, like Israel's linens% laid V pon unwholty, eirthirslAineei ' Of nursing many a *lea/ tkairer 1 Of wandering alter ;am Ski, And taking every meteor Bre That crossed my pathway , his star. • Ail this it tells. end, could I 1 e , _ • Th' imperfect picture o'er a sin, With Pdter lo Ita. retouch, e aee , - Tbelights and 'shades, the Y and P• 41 1. flow little Of the Mist woad yi How quickly ail akodid melt ay— All—hut that Freedom oftbe Ind. Which bath been morn thanlevettith to me; , Those friendship., l iklay boybirod twin'a. / And kept till now ultehangidilyt And that dear home, thathavlig ark, Where Loveitrue light at List I've found. Cheenog A% .thin, when allgrits dark, Anil emnfoniesit, and think round! From Priem:Ws , Ittmatzioe "HAGAR 'AND I RV THE •LITILOR OF **OA • `S'ALLAT "ARA.' cositer: • "fie man is very inspertanis The speaker was tirnkey of come to the governor. with, • from a prisoner wader zenteeco of "I have already said." replied "that I cannot accede to the re , cue before the attorney-general. 1 prisoner's guilt is undoubted. 1 a pardon. •Artef this. to grant an i hold oat hopes which 1 cab never "Bet there is'so thing more posed the jailer. "in his man. 44... to die: for armors- sited. or ra character. I new saw: sad` his de from no unmanly terror of his doe reply.° "Why. you seem interested is t "I am. Ile is a peculiar chant• perste, indeed; but with Om! wreck of what might have been. I and even distinguished cinais." "What ctergymali visits him?" "Several. but aot t at his cotters fur him. and soya _ his destiny is der-hied. mid esough to smuggle himself init . ; could." "This is frightful." interrupt.ed "I know it; I repeat his earn w ?rds. however. He told them, the other day, to go into that alleys and cellars of the city. among the beggars; illie vee and wantons, and there labor; and not wait till ysalv of outismry from soci ety had done their work, till the ripti those were his very words. was in prison, asid the rdluwslising bank" ' "He has a strange ammo." nins:o4l , the governor, Ce&r ing to a paper in his head, "Ishmael, your excellency mt I name asked Yin if lto had Arab blood is him. w hew be answered with a 1,09461 laugh, and said that he teas the original Ish mael, whose hand had been ageinstivary mss andrery man's hand against him." "I don't wonder your are hitertsted in him," answer ed the governor, after a pause. "He is evidently a man of superior mind. bet with a certain 'Mittel:es. of idess„ like many criminals who think society has - dons them wrong.' But I can't break my ink. which is never to al low my judgemeilt, in cuss whis4 pardons are soeght. tole influenced Iroy personal eehs madams. He has ta. ken man's blood, and the law moist have its Courep." ' With these words the turokeyi was dismieutll Bat the next day. what was the astaiyaltintut ad!the Over nor to find that officer again soliciting a, audience. op r' the seine errand. " , - lii. excellency tightly frownedi for he dial rtes like 41 decisions, when once positively astuosaded, to ifrs ed against. "1 beg your pardon." said the jailer. noting V zDver noes countenance. "Bet the prii onerinade e promise to come to yogi again. and though I told hi :pon rarely revoked a resolution; he insisted ob my plience. And yet, to speak frankly, I don't thi he ciriesmolih wheat; er I obtain a pardon or not; it is 'a utervieW with you that he chiefly misfire. He told to say that he de manded it for your sake more th n r his own; and that --I beg pardon for what I ,ha they arei, his very .1 words—if you did not grata . you would repaint it thin' all eternity." 1,1 The frown deepened on the inflexible brew of the governor. "I am novlo be alarined by sack : Miserable shift.," be said; •21le man mast die.' "And your excellency will pot see him?" , "No," said ,the governor. positively, rising Mt how that the interview wu at an end. 0 .1 em lees nod to it than ever. The wretched man must dismissikil hope. and bethink himeelf of hissonl. Have clergynlen'aboot him, whether be will or not, for even at tht&le . irenth Wear he may repent. It wouldis horrible if IM should die in the frightful mead. you described yemerdafy. like a wolf gnashing his teeth in a trap." The multiplicity of affairs. demanded the attention of the newly Instilled gov. The mead. inflexible naaa. darted. with a nameless aim. at the sight of this elOcsr. "Tear excellency will excess me. I hope." said the jailer, "for visiting. you so late...but I promised the pris oner that I would deliver this packet to yen, be!persem land at this hour." And, as he smoke, he took from his coat-pocket a bulky letter and handed rt to the goversot• The latter received it with a tr.mhling hand. which he tried in sal.) to prevAn': for, in tru:h, he wag ashamed ler hie weakness; and thou goietly hid It on his table. - • 'Mew did the mandiehavot" hemid. partly t o conceal ' his neacconntelhi emotion. "He died, sir, as he wee the mower, with a l ead shah* of the bait "He told {he clergyman that be 1 would seen know more shoot eternity than a tboemell prime wield telthim; and that. therefore it was ithelasets talk. Yet be did net object to the prayer on the enfold. He said it would do him ao harm, and might work semi geed in the crowd; it vt as one of the defficieneies in foci sty," he added scornfully. ••by which. he supposed, a le- gal Murder was sanctioned." "Awful!" for J:inuary. HIIABL." *IXTO3." .a ttlZ &c. MEM • city jail. wha oat for an intern• 1 oath. governor. reaolutelt t. hive 111,4 t who telb me that Oils re. therefo:e* rerostid terview. would be to •elivo." at common," leiter don't think be 'fear er= MOO determined ire to 4.. yen. arises your etceileocy may er; wicked and dee- Ida treat,. It i/J the • fteu tbfak. a useful He laughs at thvie come, too late: that wouldn't. be mean ea now. even if be m; 0 governor 11 r SATURDAY MOB ! - G, JANUARY 17,1852. • ••90 it Was, in one seam. Aod yet be died brayelya aot giore.like, bat brairely: more Ilk* a Pagan martyr than a Christina murderer:" Tit* governor laid his hand on the turnkey's shoulder. "My friend," said hie. "you had a strange liking (or this murderer, and this rscu+es to me yonr extraordinary ob. tioua You.wonld act more wisely to keep them cc:ice:Med, however, for all will not understand you as I eo. Ttiese is too much mock sympstity (or crime afloat," he added, severely, "too much of a disposition to elevate murderers into frames. It ill becomes public of f icers, espncially, to countonance such morbid sentiments." The governor waa alone H. sat, fat some Liao. with the anopetted packet is his head. truing it ovat and tear. his heart beadag with strange ♦iolacce. The lamp that hung jest overhead. threw its bright glare full oa his broad brow, and thence down UM striking countenance, the workings of the latter showing hoar much he was agitated and how he *goggled against his emotion. "This is w ' "he said at last. "1 am overwork ed and nervous. What can this outcast. this Pariah have to say to me. that 1 Mae tremble itl" And. With sad der violation. he broke the seal. sod casting the *avid ope carelessly to one side. began to unfold the letter. A locket, of a fashion some Ovo and twenty years back. fell to the table. Asir struck:from his fingers. by to esseim head.- the letter dropped to the door; aid that stem immoveable man shook ea if ia an agse•fit. It seemed as if he could not remove his eyes Stint that locket. There he sat. his face ashy pale. his mike fixed ba ilia toy; it possessed for him the fearful* faciaktion of the Basilisk. Terror. boner, and agony chimed each other, by turn; over his countesenee. Several tittles he extended his fingers to take up the locket; but M. often 'withdrew them with a start, before teaching it, as g ghats 'we n e death is the contact. i And yet it was but a simple toy. at least for steer Ito look upon. It was entirely plain. 'though of d. and I containedher setting. but semi hair, eviAstattii:,t_ber of sew resette. wow tegesomorrjr-emet.rume. lOTMIIIIE MA MOM 11. 8. and E. W., worked in cipher. When hue ilte had aeon that locket. it had been in tbe possession et Elleh { Wharton. It was his gift to her. Can we 'Oudot. therefore. at his present emotion? - 1 • Oh! what tides of old recollections. full of the bitterest remorse. surged through his soul. - The wound4Which ihad been closed for years. broke teeth afresh; histerbole frame was convulsed with agetv; and never. limier had be seen /Wash' in so terrible a light. no! .not .14,4 in his first home of vain regret. Bat it was not aloes the thought of Ellen whit trati his semi An awful suspicion flashed upon dden as it was paralizing. What could the pr 1 ef that locket by the murderer mean? h I - 4! ! *te tit lik , A is dad. by r a , ad bat y •ir sea and mor like en; e ,elm oni' h the A ,V, , • it, al If r' “Great God!” groaned the governor. alto • tearful silence. in which he had revolved this roc 'riot:. dal it aimed the form . of a eertsisty. "he w my owri child. The nine pride—the Webber* spirit like myOwn— his desire to see me." He spoke in • . tit lon4 later vela. +"I see it all—oh. Loud God. by arm is loitg end thy vengeance sleepless—l a , •ed my oftorin;. end forgot even his existence. bat • y sin hes found e wet at tut" Ile started from his sea and began wildly top his' study his demeanor mor like that of a wild man. ad the jailor reel' him then: e would have had no difficUlty in recognizing the rela onship between the prisoner and go vernor. little as h then, or ever ailsr;nuipected the tor rible tenth. 1 - I - . At last the • venter passed at the stud glatiott at the latter. lob still lay on the door. guested struggling with him if whether to pick it up, or not:. "I / rad it." he thought within *himself. 'ftetitsittly will. chaps. remove all hops that it may not be Air min. Setif he should have stolen the trinket—it he +wild IkZ‘ve learned its histoi7 by chance—oh! there is a poonsi- Oily here, which I had not thought or—he cannpt dn collo me by als!,:e taco—l shall detect ii st with almost ssvags earrnost. he clutched at thettet. and holding it to the light. with shaking hands. b ean hi read. The epistle was dated. ---• Prison. Thursday fight. - 1 to P. *l. November —, 18-.: and began without ntrtr duction. It was written in a bold; though ineletaot band. "When yOu receive this." it said. "I shallibis dealt. '1 r,eoguizie is your inflexible character sometbing akin to I rot- own, and that forma a tie between us: ibe conli one 1 acknowiedin, though your blood 11Jws in erty veinit. ..1 have aalt , d to ace yon, not to sue, conird-liki. for my litb; but to show ywhat - the son of a gOvern4, may become, when lie is e t out. an I. l ?ortelits.!in his boy hood. I wanted not o ly . to triiernpb over yea , blit to f be hold my triumph. F my whole li t re has been one con- ousel wrong at your hands: you made me' everything that I am; , and 1 bate and curse you. father. There. I . have written ;he word. how does it hiok to yout—How does it sound to say that the minister in the conditioned cell 'and the governor in his princeli mansion are child and parent; and that they 'hare the guilt:equally betureen them. the pee far having struck the deadly blotir.r the other for hivi . left his olir.priog to gtoar up an oucreast. 'lieu w e. I see you do, as you ;read this. i will make y , , writhe yet with even .keener agony. You hav ben' the locket. which I 'send with this; it was . given to tie with her dying breath, when, for the fiat time. she revealed my parentage. I was then but a child. Bot though I had knosin suffering; j had not known sin; while she lived. angel that the wu, she kept me out et evil. But else died early. brakes-havirtod. I have been told that for more than 1 year. irbell I was el Infant, she eke crazed. , ••After her death I was lett to tight "my way through the world as I best could: for 1 swore ever her eerie: (it Was aline and furisisbek b 7 the *veneers) that you 1 Would Dever apply to, You cast het; off, whom you pro feuded to love, Could 1. whom you had clever seen. hope to'ressch your breast. But whether I could or net. W ou ld have died a thousand deaths. sooner than have cutpplieated to you. I• 13) you \mew biw Andrea et &mem deserted Ms 1111 PIC grew opt I' will tell you. sod whoa yea seeks mecum speech in et foreign eilmiesk. thish et what I say! Wltsti i Preest ii your vslmot-lead UrOftw4ni).4l pew. sad bear the impel preached. remember , that tire &Ws. almost theaseade. use like year owe mos. and with in a etena'a throw of year ehereh, bat with to gospel preached to them. I bad no home. and I yet had to See. what mild I do. bat whet ethers did? Sonsetitises I pod died aowspepers; noimetiesee I sold Anseenini beets en the wharrear and sometimes, when trade wee dab. and I had no nioner to buy paposs or ovals, I stole. Vary room I Utirgot who: my rnottior had taught ins of els Sabbgth and tlyl. I I.arited to swear as other chillsett learn to Mitt. Sometimes I sow TOO In the street. for I had learn ed to knew your pennon; sad Dace. when yes Melee steusbleflover in. as I stood, in my rage purposely to .tars you, you aiettored that such a paw vagrust ought to seat to the poor-hoaap. How , ekes I messod pa that; and what amino joy it gave use: Yon , * T wince again. MI this. you eat , wee per .01 i 4 „„,,. I hare you stubbora goal, as hard as granite it self; and behold wh it becomes whom left wild, and no,- ehiSelled. I grew outcast, a very lehmesl: - theire was no one to care it ins, and I cared for none. The world would not s to be boneelevea if I Weida. for ores. reinserts° mother, I strove. for awhile. to tiro se I thought she would have wished. I !found' e store when they took use as emed-boy; bet, aeutt after, some money was missed from the till: I was inotspeeteit; and it being found that '1 had once boon in the noose lof Correction, my guilt was considered clear. They Welt : ed me out of the shop. and when I began to p+test say innocence, threatened to send for a constable; That, too, was your work., _DJ you think. if I had ip•PU ae knowlodged WI your son, that I should have been consid ered a thief by nature? • But why go on? There are thousands like toe. guise it lag up in the same monitor. in this city: and tbouseuds more in every other great City In the land. Yet you ,plii!anthropisto—shl do I tench you again—think their" 'is no tall for burnan kindness in our direction. day! rf gard it no sin to desert your own unacknowle i gtd olr spring. Well. we are even with yes. after all„ Socie ty auJ you make Isbrifilifitll/ of no, *ad we rePay rdo both by eternal war. We sell pestiferous book.. to your other children; we tdach them to swear from easing us swear in the streets: we diffuse everywhere the poiscM colour sin and our hate: we violate your laws. and laugh at you morel terrors. I. "They call you a great 'man, a fearless; reformer, nod. I believe, something also of a *shit.. You feet like • saint new, don't you? Behold your work: You yOnzi; self, are my murderer; sharing my els e - yen sign my iliath warrant; and raise a pardon, nay: even an basn view. because his against your principles. OW, perkier. Broad is your phylacterio. and long me pray in the market-place; you spoil widows and orphan,. even your own child; surely great shall to your reward in jeaven. t 1 "You arm I knew something of your Scriptures.--- Bine. I have been befe, when no one was by, I have read mach of them, under the eye of love. I might pet , haps, have been a different man.. But, believe Sae. Men . ire not what you, and those like you, think. Chri4 did sot torn from the . .btagdslena. Christ never ;,leased the father who abandoned his child. I know not why my mother called herself Hagar. aid me Ishmael, for in beat are typified to all lime oats ale. lilts ourselves. have been different But It is lbw late now. The world treated aim. tenet my vu cradle. miter Christ tovisthi: and the sin of my iniquities. et least in part.' if tbi l c world's. Yet now yo Chrisitisos, after 'maltiag me what tam, murder me th legal fermi; for , before hear en and eternity. lent in int Of the intent to kill. - I! struck the blow in self d *IOW Bat 1 was as outcast. aid my word went for nothing; besides. an example wet needed, is the judge esid, to stop the teneat Osier Toti ng ever the land: and in conseginenci, also crowd humor- 1 row, will be filled with godly 'edification. I suppose . toe ese • fellow creature chol(od Soder the gallows." The Manuscript closed abropdy at this point., The governor, who had read it. literally with hair eit end. seek back with a groan iuto his chair, the letter tailing from his relapsed band to the Boor. **The Lord God Omnipotent reigoith," he tauerrrerod is a Mies broken like as old man's. And with hi f cap sulated matenceo, be went ea at admirals. "Vangnalte ie mime. I will. repay--the brained road sad emokingidaz— late eater darkness, when shall 4a-wailing and gnash. ing of teeth." His bead dropped Airwatd en his brawl. sad hie words auk tate indistinct anutterioge. It wits tang after midnight. when the governor's wife. awakening and not finding her hnsLand et bereide, pio cieded in alarm to bii stody. She opened the door. and seeing him sitting in hie chair. as if asleep, approeelsed to arouse him. But when she came nearer. the started back with a shriek, dropping bar was. for 4 " Su" on the stark features of the dead. No one heart: bee shriek. fortossotely, as she after ward thooghtt for. on looking to sae if there could he any camtais and , !..; , n‘doath.stis described the letter, and afterward the locket. She reed the first: sad then tann ed them both, and finally calmly summoned the hens.- hold. - An eminent-ptiyeicien 'rave a certifirate. the nett day, that Governor Stanley had died era stroke of apoplery; And the widow, who atone View the troth. offered -no contradiction. But from that day, it I. as *bemired. she smiled. How could she'? For shicarriml. Is her bosom. ooe of those awful secrets which sear thr heart forever. and from which there is no 'tropes° hot in' the grave. A. Bear Story that bears Telling. In the Juvenile Wetleyea—ba i twhether original there , or not, f can scarcely tell—there potpeara a story of au Li venture with a bean., which, whills l it furnialies some ma terials for • good round laugh; illastrates the desirple nem of militia among mernbereortho same family. At the Ant settlement of Verineat—go the story 'Fees three yonog men left their homes in Massachusetts. with Titles in head, and each bought a tram of land side by ride is the wilderness. They erected a log hut; and *reed to live together. and Mork first of one. and then ou the ether's farm sltersately. After i few months' h'lrmonions action, one of them beierne dienstisfied. and would no-longer work only on hie own farm. Thus that continued some time without northing' to interrupt their coarse. Oee der. the two who ware at work together were cur -prised at the coteries of , the one at work by hirwelf. Thee vamped their rides. and flew to the relief of their comiade.-but when they came in sight of him sneh a la. dicroos inane presented itself to their gaze. that it was some time before they could restrain from langhieg eaM eisody to bold their titles with hand. This Man was at work. having pie ed hie rifle against a tree *One little distance off. when large bear came between him and his rifle. and attacks bun. Fiadief them wee so tints to lose, he sprang fef the nosiest sardine that die beer scald tat climb. sal was, soon up into it; bet the sapplimg was too tender t d bear up his weight, and it bent aver like a bow. snOrought him in inch a position, thit he had to bald on with hie feet end hands, and the bent part of his Made. which was sneered with buckskin. hese down within reach of the beer when he stood en his hind legs, and with a stroke of hi, fore paw an him in a afiariiag motion. The hear very patiently act on hie ban nches rill he begamet more steady. end then would give him another blow. and Mourne result followed: bet his dews did net penetrator the buckskin.and the flesh wee net tern. After the two had Mauled to • hearty laugh they drew up their rifles and stfetched peek Brain on the round. Thy united arin end sistissol teriker Ant ere. . I . , EiSEIME Remember that Madams Relieveth the Poor. Mile * mood the bright hearth-moo of bootee ba* 'Woe" Are prkemit the lowed ones °tennis the meat dear. Remeasber.of posertrs deep, bitter sadirons, So msay monad as are tasting adhere. The' the dote& it be biuer d and noires the bean dierosiaber thatlii•Jetsis retiereth the poor. When wild whatrr winds in their fur' are sighing • • dirge, for tinv t.r1,7t,1 that's erred ; %Viten her of tlr7 n rtit to :rally are seen Mein,* Where the sita's kindly rayd ate still Then poverty'. cdp, .I.,itiertkmn to Lie. brim. And he that Ores freely: God ;teeth biol." . - • When deep arena" forms do reersbadOw the pine; When Christatas mad :dew Years are with as again; , amblessiopt are o'er as like summer flews abed. dart limey clouds Ali the shy overhead-- Them aped your treasures of earrii hottatoomas luxe. ' Lad say so the aflame 4, *lle happy once awe." Tide kindly the Wks seem to stns le uo yoL now, And bnzlit dreams of glaLine- enliven your brow; ,4 Ye:,•:i:l4ly your f",,:tre . be era,: - 10 i (1... i:,urronr. And to of to- , h, turn to dark nese tu-lo„,^row-- Tina scatter your trearturem, as r•atterettt rain Aad say to the sorrowing: "Amble ye op i n. The Messages of The Post. In Mrs Notion's Imo work, Stuart of Donloath, there are many' papayas of remarkable beauty. Tile f.tlloW ing is from the Ant chapter: The poet is come in. • "At noun of mnltiinde, signify ing malty.", The npEsttes which lay huddled together in the mad-bag, hive been sorted and delivered according to their several addresses. They, have bean scattered along the.rows of louses „IA e.seed in' a plowed furrow. and according to the seed mown, is the crop raised; teary for some. hid smiles for others; joy and grief, like un seen spirits,. entering with the post. The letlem are come. That fir-traveled treasure, the ship letter,' with its • i aims faun distant' climes; the love-letter; the remittance, or refusal to remit: the attorasy's letter, with a threat of “ultorioriteaeures." terrible is its vagueness; the niSter nal counsel; the keen aid beer reproach; the half-jest. Lag. half.acand•lous gossip, i nmediately to be . repjated sod multiplied as though a ).terrotyreed edition wsseelled far l i• 1 he vain appeal, wrists i with ang•t:sh , blattel with lean; the letter of empty oonsfiltaient or Cefeniun OIOY; black-edged, black.ssalisti. ominous look•Ligannonac.- oa tof the 'death of a friend or relation—all 'lines* have arr i vvi at theirdestiastion. VW troubled if the stream of life's waters is the spit." It Of the hour passes over its (see. If we could look into these beaus 'boss windows and closed doer* wear sensually dip PISS 11J-1 as they did an hoar ago. what chants we might. behold! There ajis a matron weep ing; ber pails girls are weeping too; they rose cheerful ly this morning; all wee as sisal; the morning prays:. the household theb...the plans for the 'merront,but the storm has swept aver them. They know themselves widowed and orphaued—since the Post came iu. in ;Ise next lipase, busty orders sire given, preparation are being made for a sudden journey.poatti, which came as • certainty to that other family Circle Only threat easbors. The absent sea lies sick of a fsver--deliriosti, perhaps dying; bat them is bops. Are the home come? fitw s owls as erdeinAmeguitupot.glitge been burry. Close by the shade is the sunshine; leek iota the dwel ling copiposite. 41. Washing girl is there. with her 'permits. She would Cala 'cover her face with her•hauds, but.they are playfully held by her (at her; stuilirigly. sad yet-ten derly he vrair.hre her downcast eyes, through whose shy lids his glance seems to pierce. The lover he. priTo•ed: • is accepted; she is happy; ttioughl she ii to kayo home. Home: she has had a 'isles of ..hirate it her own" since the pest came ii. • Despair, nee, disgrace; the party-well perhaps. alone divide* her frets whease where these hare alighted to visualisers* leaekrupt 'peculator. He has received a let ter sad reedit. He stares :oddly oc re vaney. "Ms city Are with tog heart. net th .t is far away," .0 • In fancy be beholds the face of his daughter. innocent: dimpled, child-like. He sees his eons, handsome youths, 'just entering manhood; he sei • their 'nether. ,-.1,4) bare his good true wire fur near thirty learn. larmi!iar Nees glide along the blank . wall opposite, like figures (non itettm dreadful magic lantern. He sits. now per- Oozed and trembling: now still and stony: there has Use's bet one idea dear to him, the idea of sumum—sisma the post cams itt. Eves to thaw who have not their part ; n the Liam ing's distribution, the post hoer is err hour of. interest.-- How Olen has it been waited for with sick heart-throbs. with bitter,' restless anxiety. How often, gliding Isy in_barrem newt has it east a shade of unutterable dejeotiou on ti~a dial of • sanleis day. Flow often, has its very amotiitess done more to e•msiimo the 1:11•411 of *Amor. at m ad I wrong. end neglect, than all the jgrring words that ever Were penned.:. “It is sweet whoa the winds disturbs the Waters on the west deep, to behold from the hind the great distress of another; pot ,because it is a joyous pleasure that any one ettenld be made to suffer. bat because it is agreeable to see from what evils then :livself art free. It is ohm sweet to contemplate contending forces of war arrayed over the plants. without tiny 01A . .., of thy own in danger. But nothing is evreeter then to occupy die well-defended. serene h-ighta raised tiv the lemming of the trio.. from wheat.- tts. , ll me% est lziAt 'town uiiett others. and eo them ;rig in all d'recluns„ Ann:. • .g about to fiats the belt path of iiie: rotiteii , l,ug in imellertuel p iwer, v:.- ing with earn other to notilenesa of birth, road 'vomit, by; excessive labor, night end day, to riso to the highest power, and obtain the government of affairs. "0 wretched minds of meal 0 blied whet darkness of life, and in hoer great dangers is tibia emit ones. of whatever duration it ie. mused! May we not me that the nature of every men demands nothing more for itmlf, buts that he. from whose holly pain is remover! en d a b sent . ma y aLi e r iao his mind with a pleasurable feeling , exempt from car., and feat/ ..Wo are iniensibie, therefo, e. that very few tliinge • Cr,- necessary to the nature of the body—Mora namely,. which are of such a kind . thai they may ke.ip pain, and tliat they may afford. at the same hullo, cii,oy pleasures; Cur doeynatu re heist:ire...sr rewire zrati:irattor,. If there are violin . therhousee of men golden minces t f y n n i th a . ti n kling in M e l t ' right hands lila:lug lamps, iu or dee that light maybe supplied for the nocturnal fame; and it their dwelling neither gleams with silver, nor glitters with gold. nor harps cause the arch: I add gilded meal.) reeonniii, nevertheleis, when they have stretched 'them selves upon the soft grass near a stream of Wilier. wider the boughs of a high tree, they socially. though with nu great weetth, gratify their ceases with pleasure. especial ly when the weather smiles upon thefts, and the arasone of the year sprinkle the green gram 'with flower,: • Nor do hot revers sooner depart-from the body. if ?on are t.i sed on woven fignres and blushing ynrtile, Corm if you are obliezoil to Le wilder a plebeian env sine. "For which reasou, since neither nor nobility, north. glory ore kingdom, are of any profit as to our body, we must farther .appose that they are of no prGfit xis the mind; unless, perchance. when you see yosr legions eine with energy ever the surface of the plain, stirring sup the images of rue or. when you see your fleet eati leg with animation, and epseeding far abroad upon, the water.religiese feat* alarmed at these thiar.fleie affright ed from year mind. nod the dread of death then leaves year time undisturbed anti free from care. fiat if we' see that saph seppesitlene and expectations are ridiculous and merely objects of derision, and that in reality the feani and pursuing careis of men dread neither the sound of I arms nor cruel weaves,. and mingle boldly among kings I and raters of lealfll, nor shriek before the brightness gleaming from laid. or the shining splendor of a purple garment, why do on doubt but that to prodnee these et. feat* ie wholly the ernes of eitaseo• especially wliena all one life labors under the darkness of ignorance? For. as ehiklren tremble and leer everything in thick darkness. se we. is the light. fear sometimes th'ile4 which are not more to be feared than those which children dread. sad lineghte about to happen is the dark. This term of the mind. therefore, it is not the rays of the son or the bright armies of ate day that must dispel. bet she ceittratplation of sabre. sad the Manilas of noon.” Elegsat Extract S 1 5 0 A En a Charuterof Paul. Sr I. I.IO:iDI.ZIr.-.4 Paul. in his ha resenstiks Boast. both in hitoilitelkt Ile hatfthe ter iudittiance to dctorrnituid on his able resolution; th er and opinions. a dons cratrol over semblance is in th with rapidity of t thought soiditer. y W. too, which both There ere many !es' wasted in redo upon. Ti , -,urlit to le!'0:7 7 <c tst, But (trim n work tic tter 013:1 e lte ism* self c. ittnotioni—ers.o let are exhib.fed in his ,and btinJed by tiro when arreeteif by tt foi! on his face a• a tail eueouraged ltt• t (or Saul,) thot i lli a cd no aOriptoits of the light. the glory, Beirut to nrraet the 9. serf and his eru-itiol Cicala of terror. sim;. me to do?" With and strong or ever, wanted of hien. and was. oral Litarect,r before his . nuq-e Shen an other man ~ 911 t'evelopment4 and oriel udev.b4l.ly of purpose. tho; IRMO at . .1.1:011I en:Tering wben hei[ ad mum urlo, the same tireless : , n i sector. • saute fearlossoese both of '0 pair d that calm. ilaysto. ',there. But tho point of " teat re u ui, , n n't n strong.`eorroot drawn. 'ought and sudden lertpitis Tbs 7 t hotter than other men. ti• pow promised was all praet;eal !Rawer.-- nof sirs tur minds, force.. tevertbe ! tion., or su theories for *guise to Oct e work gut into language. bet not in• . 1 , p?ei titter than they C3llperfann. Utter, hut they could other n6/1. so; andl rerf...ct rubjeetioj ...I. itself - 1 10 the mandates s :ouduct when smitten to tglit add voice from honest ga me 4oice on the Isfs.of Mead mail, and dared not sth isiango . alse, "Fear not." I TorQccutor. and violent sisal bum or Inter. The seies. nod the &Omega that follot Irotre.t mind; hat he. mutt m.teatl of :tieing way to' ly s-.41: 4 L0rd, whet wilt 1;3 TC4!o4 and judynent ?le Itueveint once that sotnet ever ready to act. bv askoc From th:s time 0.! the cerniviotions fr m oh whence he ,%:11:se his pers:eu,in l CinJe he haj . his trails can be diptingt , t it. S.:right back to 31 so recetitly come w;:hlett r.‘, its trot to cl•-• .'•,4 Tot 4- j . .iil r,I),I• 1 -.:.,....! siatt2ht i c . s t 0117 lq , i,..e'i. c, ~t :;,u1:10301'1 Urrats' ofiß pl , ~1 ' o ,lv iiii,h II- •tsbal ir.rav :o the dark el ic:plel wore ro!leealed. end ! - I3 Son of God. lie strode Lro the estorashed prieals fled. - We thuudereci at th . ar,,l shalciag Jerusalem emprst of rage ead fstrry • cloa:zinzEr footsteps. be ter.d ofteinz to places 'ler.. hvdfeelia , re would be nalirs tily. lila • father's Iso ft,: his kindred end fries I o.and violence. he was h and \h" ----- '.i1115 strong hoot never fear, when the lofty Vin/011. die str , trts, where the di seeret:y hi faith it synageguea.'!end br:f assist and I.rins ernci the Saithedriiu earthquake. evoke self. with ataStr:ns tett the city. But r n o was unknown. and w c. 4, he started f0r1.15 home af h,s bothund,) entreaties. te.irs, sc pervicaa. To:Anti Syria nod ov biotiugoorno, the tcp of Mlirs' nitistrelin of Wows. in the 0001 of the eternta of ternsined tone. U,•te ...ice, end shrinkin, before t. Lkf• soma ;t. iv:tint:a heave arena 'preiier.i7e, Bawl. cr. driti!, . 4 11 thr 'hare .yirrno along tt • pike St r 1 1 , 1 , o 0 :.:ri t t a w ti r: q tv e o c i rl:l he het ea w n o b. a Ost whivthegorreone city at iarfamt. LrarthMton Ithind bite; ....4 1 0 1 !• uy wallalef a prieot. on **borders i, he spikkot in the MHOS 01 a.- 1 ed by nii danger, awed by ne pre. f(0111 1:11:4 reSpOUSliliiitr. h movers and etnhiniiinent of pewee. The hint. laid kings turn pal i in bid Jn:Artitriis swear neithir to oat or - i in iiim; to , lera slid priests combie. 'le stow ilitn; yet. over the din of Of vieivilee, hie voice of sloquesce a$ a itrun.pet call, ea he Milt tii crucified. The whip iolaid on tirts whit every blow. .aid tbs. own fah a dungeon: but at mid- lattinsi alv.: pen the codliet riseq ecer and di, r preaehee Christ and late bask till the blood 1 ii 4 sneugledbaly. is th n;;ht you h , ar.:ll,tt ahuicen tha woriti. rot Gcd, sajlu! uu earth dauoas: tho manacle: the 1 .3011.4 with•lruts of swing. on tht it hinges. Olio cannot point to he faltered a tironftd. rear. Throogl na h:i iotrepi4oy at clpta,ta fixed au regualis ktUe: ug on QtOCieS, 11 I :2 , °p.eg,r , d t , ) km_ i ;up .lud Clez. i^ c itrrG strong voce whi (or.2i io a hymn 'of p uskc rook s the prison to i • aif from tWo hands of the e emeelres. and the mania sils;:ls'kpot in his career. • r rve Way to discourage ~r:toise fife he exhibited t and lolly vpirit.• With it t'so itdniof ordinary wort as not permitted him to n ir,corrci tibia crown. t I death how indidirtbalf :a 11).31' midst of the• m da (torn his lips wsfdlaing is ire detiri • i • calitatti as they oisapps /t, O sight that awe! • I oleo, a 41v4r• won: veleta :'thotrglii in a spit:m.2i. we citron. 11111 traudisdet; pas e.;•1-it. Meer his cal", ao.oa aunt d•seumot.ons of 1 sad itt.ti time of .ney I rght, l be uP . : 4 :or n•r. croWu o nor 'intake; ore oitt,2• 4 ,•cov. 'to be (re :he Ri:l4l (-iuct, and th nxrde.l !him Lad welch= Ito:M. 11::i , :Ito idro CIV. h.ld 116 i 1195$::Ig tons of oi:.• the scuoie of tim eon:. lea us. iitit holtoitl ra tared with mant a SC3 100kInZ hick Wit tf,,Z;l on the - earth. Oc.. on v.‘iee ringing ovtr tt,o ow now rosily e. .U:o it , at 1 ,4 rot! o.elt.rl • •!4;.;.•: hc•'.• :•urr-111:1.0 tro• (.1 . F!11:1111:4 duct La cd. thc•t• of an; OM Huabitrot i 3 Li:culiar people. onr pipe!, furuishes th , dettuuemeat of Hoi , to het errtich mro d,ser ris r01:2 4 9 , 612i11t.Qt ul an; illtotat Kti iutprestitlj. rec.::t') took Waco:— - , r; Linebra i t, Were the joint ii. ,O,ti l io oncitiity of the E 7fe , ;kia Janke coneidtrabi , ug oitielta 'fifty. and wa %all oa I.lle light side of i 01, Verl 111.ti74...i1ab Vio4/3812 !, a tier W. ulacomfortabli .1.t,„1,1 till crabterteo to toi a ; a se;pits'lon. - Siparit It„a private Rua Judope 1. ,:r....t, of zithers time. both . , '10; inne. thei beat &Tigre . $i lo , * 4 . 1•.. But things oouly re adored them loot , Liter'sSoutpany. Their ' etieug Mr,:mi era' an Std Jl.t . prielCe•ef r. tilt Fart.; uniere' thLy. ut,tt U. . He Veal ell tat w renstmattly joalhui. Sh•- ty a..ct cutist-..11 rencler Itrr );:14;zittc , 1 IrtidAty. endurable. the} azteed [- the ! c; , * eittioally le 1214,4 , &Act fTI•i fu Rr r I fro.n bad to wo se. p , cer. t:).111 Wier Ili enei lo4+sJoa h,et , t.a su viute ei , ri"' • arr....t. at ( . 44 , r -OIL 're idablr• 11,. :1%m.! up" , ) I:intwe the loolkl sz.l Lai OWN:I:110 for•iii atiLinctta of ilriieetture. •-liow much do I owe? Weir:eat of hoe rorsuro . "give inn tho 1).11. printip Au , ass:stont Cior , ,l n;, looked on with hail that :t; beio l g known to /ter, she bosom, tbok out the tt,teetil the spot her own persc:l3 1 bti , hand who had zssuo. e. 2( own 10 . 5 40 , tad looke his! sale. she eat:hatted 7 "That'. the iva •y to get r , 'hiving di ':o.ove.l hark, -11 sho stnilteci tr, yrrn,;'i 14 111 ',Becht dorm -,..• eho prreedto. tinned sehonie to iesd to thi eolioled het hoahin3 to V), ti ,11 0 - 1%. Sm.,.Ankt pin,i.. dixtbaat Itii4(reso,-and w ns and und'irilled reeponstbil 14113113. • . I .. • in Advif BIM . noon ion I mean 7 of will. of his hie till. • Meth. t John katnioo. or•nek 4 gc Pool. show • blow oil. int (dingo-, nekton on lairs Moony g was what it l iohod by inlets. es to 14- ,744 t•._ lila Ithrough • ots his ra and ell them Ceti the ; reached dour of tiles u 4 hies • length I tem he lea tri ). the To tm kr eh Ms • • to fens paves. 6 doom r.2=l of or ,e suite eYfig sad real. = QM eight ' buds the nuts* 110 • IROIIII. • Hi' ay.sA. Clll4 1 they' !, deg I the= w;: vi t I- %ad, sod Ilito N aiiebtedurm ''Turning -al clic liVitlityl µI ens a pouefactiou *vote J of a jealous hasbetod!" of Oil. entphatio observe Way. , The whale COM Nil mouths hatilseaa an* ttottouOment. 1 - Syiaig patetaal, benetoloat prt in 2 herself to too her ow; erring. firof her knell , r...01ie left, thi Of • • iN