A. P. DIIIIMIN Proprietor•. VOLUME 22. frit. tkletillqquer,. A. P. DUMAN Sr. CO. PROPRIETORS n.ir•BLOANg Editor. ..„ _ OFFICE, CORNER STATE ST. AND.PUBIAC SQUARE, ERIE:. __ i - .TRRYIS ( ) F TIM PAPER. pt,i, autrae_ribeta by the tattler. al. 11r1. 01 : 11, mad. or at Ow °Mee. in advance. 1.30 . 1. I Ii not pat.t In advanee.or within there month, from tlietium emit .erilmor. 11% o dollar* 1.. in he eharge4. u.% II communication, arras' be levet pant. • 4 . RATES OF A Di'F:ILTISING. e.rds not exceeding I.linev..me sear. IMMO , '411.c ortate , .. .• r lII.INI .. do. do. Alt mon th .. • 6,1111 do. ' do. three istontli;l. 3,1111 Thittereetet a It Mi. tileulr.3llenno , p rrfirupn lor the fiat orteeertH4tt: tr. crime for e.orb nda.q, ent illswrtn ti mirk ;bin rim I Kis lait I tln• alot:eol rhangeem Pleamir.'• beet al no time a ro to unc•ip) 111..1V .I•Lire.., and to, li g /ailed is 161. 10,1010,,5. .tal,rt,C.D.P/ 11,11 t , t 11.1 S mug whet diroo twin, null be ~,,ne d till 4A: , .11 and charged aredrdwriv. BUSINESS DIRtetORY, LI DbEr.r. s: p, ,4,41111Trt4. Mlattfat'l,lre.r., n: In.”: ren,n. Rlilinz. Fl rlil,l 1.41.1n0, hr , Ste ..,',Stal.., ....la ncn i II I.t I -.lli, ',rel . .), ror 1..1 m. 310(111E, pc .r ER tu i'n.WP•tkin, I Fr )nr a:. Tarr strm.t. - ANIEIIICAN EXPREss 111 .1;1 , Rr:no ell 10 No 5 Rcro! Mork. SIAle r a ve, Expres.. eloorr o'.oort;, .. 51 •• :34 e. M. "my. hgeot --I - . • (;E911(1: J. N14)11TON. .. e kale of4e;er firm .l . 1 ,162,1 t o , ('....1 % ." r , ~w „ , .vcr. and Cut m.....," if , r,lit.iii. Vit.,. /kr, k,Ttr. r 4 Ike.der In roil. $.lll. Fish. VI.. or an: 1'1...t.i --- - %VALKEit .% TI:1111 - 1.S. , novo , amova.... produce. no.l r..111.14}.1 , n 'ol• rrita.t....."...1 War. Huiit 11le Puy or Itrodao lit .r I.lw. Si - Am...lron, N:1110.. Finceo. • t••• 1. ..1 hrolotora for shotolo.oa oroalstr 11) : prbtoollyr• Schumer , . ur 6r Rath 110.4.1 flit Kr! _ W. IL KNOWL TON. 1 . El atelarrycker a1..1 Replirry.l4 t. cierst 11,...9 ,-, 1r , . 1- . , e16....) ,,i 0.• Mt/ri,ai 11.4r0,1 , 1%; 1,..4., I .1:..4.!:1. ,, .. all 1 other 1'...n.-) t:;,,n..1• star. 0 10,1,,r nest of !fir EC, .1 11 ~,t ‘ ..... 1 'l7 __ —. ARltt:C}:l.!•:. s K I;1'1.Elt 1),,,• it In Pr% .0.1.10. (.r ,•T 111/114:121 . . rrlirker ,ke. XD J. It k. Slatr ftfth . l. rk• A M . .1110 SON. A rrmi•sl .1 on Park erik 11[4. n-'rsca 11 , .r.1 an I !pi. kowli 11 , 1.....“ 'atr-. G. A N I) It E . • • - Ap•ot ..(1. A t.!tr•l in. ~r-h-1)411.1 t•• at MlTSl"nn!nvr ~.a 4416.11r-.l:r and tL I.ul. Su• Id. $o 5 :1 , rt iltrointtt - • t Mt. C. nitAaplN _ NMI , :•• and Prow:ion— , Klee .rorner 6( AIM,. mita Smetath Sirreto ne..l.k.tire on 110.7kth Stre...lll;t4rMert, rretich and , 11011.1iid. Er..., I'm . - - - -- M. sANFolti) Darter* on Cold. Rank N.A...., I .rans. Vend..eat, 1( I e e.e_. sight 1:,111lige (111 0.0 1,11 0 1;6:11 .7,11114:1110, lur nale. I Mice Bkre 1.. 1 . 04 r fie T. lIERON sTUART. st p,.,11 1%,—( corner ,of French and KTrelP. river Mow-. K Re,,ttneo on F ourt h _ut.r dr./f en..t of Vnoihnnarv. It. I'. s'VERItt:TI' N i ISoNS. HIP cottstaftth on Wtt.l full t.ll • fte , riet., 1.11.:ora, Skip lt , inttlery. rtmlne an ! «46 Wittelf—Ar or Retail arCelsenii n• tire cloraik , t. NCI. I In, I *lnninontn I.r ie. WM. S. LANF: • Attorney and Counsellor at:low. arm) and Nat ll,,triffp, and inllllo 101 . r..lra•pa3. and all Olio' eottmoic.l to live rho!! rs.4..rsse prompt and (..101(111 Inire IA rtgbi'r Illucis fa, St etc pg.. 4 0,6, J. 11. rullertou'. tote. Erie 4.et. • iit.l V Eli cI AFF(iR I) 1404prilrr and Stationer. and ‘ltinnt'arnarer 'O r Wank Books ltJ j Wr.ltnC Ink. , ntner all. - Ihatita*titi So ,!• -14 . 1. _-_ ._ _ RI R, . .D. nekl , lll in Fuel t.h.Gerntan aul.l Amer iran II n r4.warnan.l t'llt:.'n. Alva, rinds, Anyilo, V letag. Iron and :41t el to. a Recd Ilt.:yn:t Ern . . P., -..- . ------ i: STRONG. A 1: ti omr.. raw lbrwrir t‘,.t .4C. U lVri l liCi‘,Lrge, np etning Docr. J. L. STEWAIt'I Orrir c It it fr Ike j, d. fl , 4.n,. SeVCIIIIIII , II . 5 . 1 4 .1fr.11. ,, M11 , 1•1. vidrtice, on 4`.1.1.3fra, one door iloulk oft,ev..tith C. SIEGEL. • e n t r .41,1R.1411.1c:11er It, 1 . N411. &C.. &e I c i,roer of frVilf :1111.1 roil, evert... ilo•F,irmerr' J. GoALDIN.G. 1 Wdtrn T %mot. and Ila,:ot Wiker—Sliojr. No. I Poor Proirleis Row (11p-f.thiro. o%er A. it. J. S. %Valuer.' Grocer) &Ore ) Stale wart Erue. Pa. - - J. MI IV f;t5l(tRE. ATToR Ell' AT 1 1, . In Walker', Wrier, on Veventh r 4 lreet. Kr le. ra II EN It Y 1)W E LI., la roar iii ..lobber, dud Catail I ;der in liry . Goal'. Eroeerieo, .''rue kerl . Gla..warr, Carpet' 1,.• , . Ilariln are. Iron, Steel. Na OP. Spli.cit, ice. Empire Store. !gate Street. (our door*. below Crow Ws llotr), Erie, Pa. Also—Asp. ii,, % mere, Ideltni,.. Axle .% rule. Spri ince. and a general 4.oofUlletilf Of Saddle and r.irriage Tr t mull lit:, 8. NIERVIN SMITII. ATIMINFT AT LAN ... WA .11140 , of the Peace: rand Airot fur the Rey Stone Mutual 1.10 . In-qtr 'nee rompaity.—r.ltfice 1 doors .1 Hest of Wright/ atom. Erie, Ps. CLI'LEit; ATTORILIAT AT LAW. tiff:mi. Erie Vomit). Po: rollectialip arid other Mount.. attended to o ith proulptty. , a n d .111.40.-11. • J()SIAIt KEI,LO(;G. Fob% anittig & Col2lllllle. lon 3letehant, on the Durk, east of ctunc street. foal. Salt. )'Taster and t\'hiu• Fish. constantly for wile I. ROSENZWEIG & Mtn r AND in Foreign and lkonseptic Dry i;ocul.., ready wade Clothing. Dootii and Flwx4y.e.. No. 4 Wrighr tr u muck. State seet. WILLIAMS & - Ranker and Exchange Itroker. Ihoder. w RIII4 of ra.cliaop• flifleateNoi . DCIOOIIC. Gold and Ail* er ike 'Me Bi.Jck. corner of State—d.. au tryuhlte r‘quare, MARSHALL & VINCI:VI'. * ATTollskil, ST Llq—Ofrier up Ftlir. in Tantmarq Halt bultditm, north atm. Prolhottotao't. offset. Et it. , _ .MURRAY WHALLON, A iT , IRSTT ♦r %V& -01rirt• o‘l . l' C. It. Wrig:it's So, , r,:entranee one door west or Smte worp on the Diamond, /*W. C. M.-11.1111.ALS. Ds ir oo in Dry Goods, Dry Groceries, (*trickery, Hardy' are. he., lii. (laraprude. Erie. • - Dui ea 111 Dry Hoods, Groceriev. Hardware, ilueclus Ware, Lime, !rm. Nail., Ike, Pdl. (lirapeak% Erie. Pa,' E.L C.r•<l T MAIM* rpholmtrr. and Undertalhir, earner of :Ital.!. ante !errata streets. Ene. EDWIN J. KELSU Sr CO C I. Forwarding. Produce and t7tnuiiiison Herr hantstdeaterp to coarse and fine *alt. Coal, Platter, Shingles. Le. Publar dock, west pule of thebridge. Erie • G. LOOMIS & Co. DrAt ra. In Watehe.. Jewelry. la?lver. Genuao Silt re. Plated and Itritanp la Ware Cutlery. M unary and Fahey tiotat.4 State aUeet. near!) uppeeite the Eagle Hotel. Erse. G. Lobar. , 41 " CARTEIt BROTH ER, IMl'uoLtsai.c and Kew I &Wen. II Prow.. Medic .Paints. ( 111 e-s tilos*, ifi.e No. 6. Ri..ed I loome. Erie. JAMES LYTLF:. e AS■lO , l% 'LK \ter( t Tailor, on the NM it Pilare. M rOW doon , wrs4 of Ptate street. Ltror. D. S. CLARK, Wohte..., .vn wr - rAir Dralcr tU Eroccr,r+. rroviciol2 o . , Ship 11i.443.1kT).Stcmc-% arc, No. 3. Barnwell Watt. Eric. S. lit(' kERS()N. - P hrt Is , n MN- al his re,irklicc tterrutli.trert. oppoottethe Nrtlruth•t Church. Fdyc. •=3=SMEI WHOLMIA LS • , 11/ R ICT • , 14•11kru tU 14.114., Med Wined., DOI SWILL. Grarefirs, &e. No. 5. R.. 41 Mime, I:rar. - - - --1 DR.'O. L. ELLIOTT. ' Resident Dentitt: °Mee atolAwellina in the .. --- - 77 Beebe Block. on the East sole of the rublte ills - - Square, Erie. Teeth 'opened on Gold Plate: R a mita a ttl 013e110 &II e.,i i re ..u. Cartwai- teeth filled t' 0, Imre 4..1d. and restored 10 health and usehluess. Teeth ele.line4 *a • instruments add Deutalice was to leave then, of dellue id clearness. , All work' wasnutted. T-4___ . , n'T ER PA r git.inled and plain. POONA' rtfl..llo4e r./per. Irt- Want . ' Sore envelopes. transparent and (rine" , wallTl Let inewar. Ice. J. 111 111:11TON ,k. t...... rptir. !Adler will bud very elegant eiii oroi3d7eibiiiiiii•abii .i. bin... cheap at Feb. 21.'324 - J. 11. FULLERTON:S. --..---- WilW GOODIN *FEW iioool. UT F. bave been receiving this }reek from New York a Arse , Tl' stork of Dress Goods, dflks. Shawls. Jlla nkeik, More. are. r kr , , kir sa,le at low'priees. ' H. CAMVELL. January 31. 1552.--3 n ' C;ARPLT WARP gn 0 ale at --: - - J.ECC — Ji:j 44. , • !:..::. ta . i . , . . .%,!' 1:. , , . .. . i 1 i . I . . . . • . . I . . - . . . I . • i . • 1 . . . . . r • . r , . . . t . . . • . . . . . . . , ;. . I . . i •-" Z Ml= I=l T.M. A LIPTI .1 pottrq nn Aliat TIMES CHANGES WINTHIWIr IICIEWO 'te‘-11P11.1i4D I saw tier oner—so 'fieshly fair ' Thai like a blossom mow 9ftwitinit She opened to two cloudless r It; " And nature joye4 W mein its uMuldinat -Her smile, it haunts my memo) yet— Her cherdt's tine hoe divinely ller rosebud nrtutili—her eves of jet— • Around on all their light r bettowing: Oh! who could look on Such a form,. t,lo nobly free, so softly tender, • And darkly dream that earthly harm ' should dint such 'sweet delicious Splendor' For in her mein, and in hdr tied, ' And in her yontyi step's fairy luithtness. Nanaht could the raptured.auser - trace. ; But Beauty's 10.41 and l'leui.ure'. td4thtnrss caw' berdwiee—ar attem i d barm-•• But 51.11 of ilia:4lc, richest, rarest, Than girlhoco iali-sitanr 1555 %tat tu, Tlf'nf,:li yet of eattlity .14ht! the Itiorest, Upon her brravt else held . ? ehild, The very of its eirothey:: „- WhiCh everlo her ainilttip;sinil.o— wristra to Live bill In ear94r;— 13 , .t illation Care. lurkiicr, Iler s'aluteill,•es, hyd,' Mid vhili•oied, lA",i! tier e rn es, qr., her brow: • •meihinse - en:ter. Witder„i t ileperf„ A. 1! ri urralns sonte , vI. mommcd wo ,f 11 - 3-1 lose the I:l,ssicatu cif Car ..leepert • 1 f•atv Iser thrice—fate's dark deliree 1 In widow'. garstients lidd atr t!ed Vetleaut•ful she vileused th be, As vies Inv rever,• - •• motif' rs) e•I her. 1%. glow. the !In nle had ile•••••!•!wnyj wiewisis the sparkling alit:l.r: Si at, thuligh 1 ti , ,te•fi I , a:e , fredY4 Th. retrosls et a no <elreety lutter."l Cieir pt ,cc a ealim. ,4 . die it. • eleretc:, firAy; 11l feeling wh.eh."th.• lonw)hi felt E Tli it rirn het , l,;r tu (Ti fp IS fully— I A ipen=ivene.., ,Inch I. iids e,r151", ' .% <t illuev.—av stre:raiing-i r d r.iry glow on 4.lwer J'l • tll earth loMts lily laitci.eape daisy ing. .\ last titnn—and rwij,l 41v: he. Itrlond diqt. u Irtant,river. A aloricsiss moat.' of fadinOe r - feti Front a iCC the -park had t iedfort*er: . I ;,..:7-o,l—ney breast wlc Ili ,. II) r-t And, a- I 111.117, , 1t Of 3.,• The 3 , •fars u I .an' fle,t, ; When .be, a :;al, wan tehder heatte t And. a het, I 1101,(11 4111 Idler 11 . 1)s, . A* :114% tl,4w in her ratron duly, • A thppy 'nether. in theildaye ripened l.ope, and .unriy beauty-4 • I felt a chill-1 toped +wide— , clmid ealtic o'er +e, A nd ' llei ng 5. coca a Imulflc,l Wk. • Wluoc• mreek• to daTkair•R stately mailman. surrounded by broad lields and' shelter ed by extensive woods. My innesioi rode away from rho ancient hall to join King Charles at Oxford. and ai gallant Independent was presented In it by Oliver Cram well, the . gran'ttbetng ratified by Charles 11.. who, bows. Ter, shook harlds with the old Cavalier Whenever he went to court; and invited him once to play a gams of akilAioss not remembering that he had lost hie eight am on' Ihlit full ar 1it.......i.. . itr.......5...;_.L.. r... n.. ,_ tired from the public, stage of history into the modest ob scurity of middle life, but trailing clouds of glory from that previous brilliant existence that never re ased to shed their . , at lona and short.' ; end I only wish the exeminons light upon them wherev'er filey move._ My grandfather were able to judge of scholerehip. But w hat can a sel.:. was a captain in the manatee, and was wounded by a of • pin-make - re know of Elfin and Greek 1" I i splinter at Trafalgar; but, i l in Ude midst of his exert, ills .' •• The pin-makers , my dear are the (wander. of the ! on that glorious day , he felt•sureathere-was a whole bevy school, end salience a great deed of money to support it ; : o f the De Behaue of old seated on the esftstsm• srlSta , hot the examiners are rennerkably elm ,. men from c h . • tors of theit descendaet's prowears; and when my father ford, and will try to puzziat you with all their mights." • I was appointed to his curacy ins rather marshy part of •• I defy them," I said : "-and nothing shall keep me ' Essex, he comforted himself with the reflection that Ins- - from joining the eel to St. John's, , So you had ny of his name had pined fur years In the dungeons of better prepare my thing., mother, for I shall go top there `the Saracens. and, that one was reported to har:e been to reside next term." precipitated down an Austrian oOltellf. %tithe strew:pet . , '" And who is to keep you there 1 for the extfibition is thing was, that antiquaries and geneologiets were bu.y from morn to night its eudeaviiring to prove that new onlyeighty pounds a-year. anti hear nobiady eau live at the onlversity under • hundred and fifty.'i i made peers and fresh botches of baronets were descend " Weed from the De liehans. IVlie n Samuel smith r ag nude nelasemake another _attempt on Inv uncle, the a knight of the Hanoi/atrial' order, an ingenious herald colonel. Ile %Quid never mina couple - of `hundreds se discovered, that Godfrey U s Biltuis anti a sister. Sabine. year oat of his million of rupees." -,-e ~, ...You may write to him yourself, Chatles. \ I can't who married, in thttime of Stephen's usurpation. a`Ge'r• address him again on the subjeCt of money. , Ho; seems man baron , ambassador fromttlie Emperor, whose name towatt' possibly Schmidt. and fro in this marriage Sir Seam take delight in recalling to • My remembrance thst ' your father was poor. and that you:re likelt e 4 be a hew n... el was undoubtedly derived. Others of higher preten "Does he 7" I said. ,•• I'll leach the Old hunks to mons affiliated themselves 111 the same manner. harping more civil in his language ;' and imme diately alter the on by the far-olf 'branches, juniping up to clutch them, iough far out of their reach. and climbing up towards examination, hang me if I don't satirize him in the fier cest hexameters. He shall•belhe laughitig-stock of In • th m with all Manner of ludicrous contortion—end all dia—the mean. eonienlPlible, ungeotteinanly crumed.. the 'me they left the tentable 'tree, with landed stem and h althy budding branches, to stand as well as ,it could tl cold winds of A swamp in Essex. And do I forget yeti fur these thing's. ye Mobs of false( aristocrats? No. So the ne tday we.seerC all in our places at the_ ap pointed hour. I sat; as niu 11, it the head of the school• sod, a illi il-dis iced contempt, looked down the line of terrified vieagelith t werOurned with such awe and ven eratiou towards the door.: My another and many other ladies had taken pis esdion of scale in the upper part of the hall. Crowds o the relations * of th e pupils were standing in front of the , lichee, sod an must- triumph. I felt was in store for me: (0 I list studied very hard, and had long been recognisedla t e wonder of the school.— The door opened which chum' icated with the master's house, and for a moment the garbed countenance of the pedagogue was seen;teking a iurried glance at the assemblage. Ile nocl.:eo to me, as to give me notice that the examiners wero idiots tto app se And, amidst a universal clapping el - binds and stem •ttg of feet, the distiuguished visitors made their appearance, it wee not the magnates from Oxfot who presented themselves at first. A stout fat man,a who uearly tumbled- over the skirts of the lung Room tit which lie had enveloped his person, broke upon our eltraptired i sight, in all die glory of gold chain and flowin genocide; for he eyes Shear: or some other high dips' ary. of the city orL ondon. fie 11 , INIIII the senior pin-make . and represented the august i (Misdate end supporters of ilie 'school. The other was a tall man. aif rather _tat.- deMeetruer, with no peculiar decoration or badge of office. (A ruddy hue--but Wheth ier of health or port wine ll did but know—gave a glow to his very handsome featuies 1111111 Bond-humoured expres sion, which heightened ;the favourable effect of his ap i pearince; and. elstigingicloei to his side, and liehlmit him by the hand. was a itall graceful g•rl of twelre or , thirteen. with (wares sal much resembling those of her conductor, though lofte d and puri fi ed by her age and sex. that there was no staltihg the relationship ther ex toted between them. T .ere Wee not a boy in the school that did not fall in love ith that- girl, to the full extent I that. has agitation and filar of the approaching ermine lion allowed him. We ven liked the' pompous-looking I f father fair her sake; and I determiqed to put forth all my powers to distinguish ns self In the presence of such et beauty. That two poop ebonld have grown so rich sad inalismitial by bating pin takers. ottock os all as very wrests.% Did they tusk; all tits piss that weie sold In Esgloml? Did they make shirt-pins and bremt•pins. as well as the miamies raped-beaded hiss ones? If so, why set sirs-pies. tholei-mus lynch-piss, and all other earls ipiss is lees sad sod? That might account for their wealt h, and suable th ee ; to famed a sol Mel sod es. . 4 low Fellowships at Oat . Lit those leesbratioas wen FAME ANP FORTUNE. From Clacks% oo,P. Movrine. 13M1TEK! " WO:MORROW is the tJ•r of essminAtitin." said my :nether to use. I hkrts-70111 a* much sus.you expect." . " I dna't see what's to hinder me • " I raptled • with the assurance and a,.lf r•Jiance of youthful 'genies. ••I em head of the echo ,I. Tht.re both a fellow that can touch ,goon." Thkfeenversation took plaice between ms and my moth er about seven inors ago. and ended. as imolai. in one of the interlocutors getting into a passion. and other •falling into tears. Aud no , wender it had that effect on both of us. My uncle had gone tb India ne a cadet: had risen through all•the intervening ranks, till now he wss colo nel in command; had pay and allowanitis without end: had laid out his say.ng, and prize-moneti to great advan tage; and. in ',bort. !vas rolling in weskit and honors.— He must have bean a clever man in ihic. , ,way, for there ,were few operations. either in peace or wer.that'were car ried on without hie participation. His signature flourish ed in the newspapers to every variety of report. Some times there was a survey of a hitherto unexplored district --rthe country excellently described—the population class ified—the revenge calculated—the capabilities explained —and' then there was the unfailing nami—”Hildebrand . Bawl!. C. n . Chairmen " la the neat newspaper there would biitan account of a', meeting of bauk proprietors- 7 a ficturishing description of the peeums ry affairs of the complisy: fortunate:specula- ; lions entered into—balance in hand six million rdpees— dividend ten per ceut.—“fitldebrand Bawls, C. B.: I Chair- man." The same name presented itself lit'the end of a plan fon the introduction of rsilwat s—fur the improvement of steam navigation—for • speedier mese* of raising the revenue due by the militias princes. 1p short. we were quite tired—ihough i sometimes we were little med— al seeing the perpetual recurrence of thetweil-knoin sig nature. and erne lost in vain calculation of the amount of money that must have been aeeumu(ated by so much energy in.so many years. In the meantime it was much easier. though not so satisfactory. to cilculate our own resources. They were vcry small; but my wither • was • wonderfal manager, and '1 cannot jet . undenstand • bow we contrived to live so comfortably, to gresa l so well. and make altogether so respectatple an applaraneri eves in the cheap and modest country town to which she had re tired for the benefit of my idaeatioa. What us amazing thing that management is: and What ti charming addi tion to a small4ortstac is a hut* taste! Why, whatever my mother tobchisd, grew biastifed ett; once. Our cot tage on the Leaden reerod perfectlvilla is miniature; the walk was poly kept; the Sower-nee so prettily laid out; and if you did not dee that the link grans-plot „sae intended or • leers and shrieltheri. Tete had very little Imagination. and would have winked Me Koh-i -neer to be as big as filleaseat. Tkes, ins*. the muse trimpfiverstiens went es; papaya agreed tie well with the carpets, the cottage seemili is mak exact barmeny with the tables and eh' re. that )iis SATURDAY MORNLNG, MARC clever obseried they were all of Its cheapest materials and commonest kinds of wood. What taste is to furni ture, manners are to people; iind nobody, to see my mother walk down the street. or enter a chop, or receive a few visitors to tea. could hate supposed for a moment she was a poor curate's widow, with an income on which the bishop's butler would look down with a surer. It ath• l Cr. she seemed a duchess . olDevoushire in disguise, and you expected every moment to her her say. ••Order the carriage and four posters% for they must . be wondering what bas become of me at Chatssiort'i." I tate; wondered if her bilious old brother knew what a gentle, lady-lite •ireature shii was. if he did. a double-distilled. hard•hearted wretch he must . Why I did'ut be send on to Mathes to tat o care of is house , to preside at his dinner , . to rids his bora , to be his aide de-camp and acknowledged heir fhe did not know Me tfeasure he possessed in2nefili sister—not to mention ;. her sotiLwb . atati :ici w lnii•fug ate what a dull, pudding headed impostor! eto lay out roads in the Rain Jain hills! Ile to ' pare a code Of I as for a newly-ceded territory arge as France and . pain! Ilic to regulate the r flue of great mittens. and, scud steam.fleeta puf g and panting aniiingilie epic islanditif the south. or up the mysterious rivers of Ili Flowery land! He to l e do all this. and yet not to know e or my mother!—the thing was impossible; and I WTO him down in my se cret soul ao an intowasurable Ini litnig. - And perhaps I despised him, too. oti anothor gri ad—hat amino was 1111.• k mown in the peerage, whereas n y blood was as blue Os Eglinton's or Medina Cell's I My father's faiiily came in asFtli the Compeatottni : soarect must have gone out very shortly afterwards—gore out, I mean. as • lamp might da.ifor want of oil; fur the lauds had rapidly been dispersed ! In reading the histo ry of England I almost became it 4repubtican. 111,1 . .1 bars a', personal enmity to kings. Wlitin Ilen'ry the First was in want of money, lie got up a quOirrel with iny ancestor. Reginald der Roliun. and fiareltrto twenty manors u p Yorkshire and six in 11, Ors. The Empre.ss Mend w still worse, for she band do'ren end family house sat Merril shill,, and laid waste the estatel with fire and sword...l ilt Goilfrerde Ilo'inn sided with Mat iiitulerable blocklie ' Henry the Third.and had fourteen manors forfeited bt S monde Montfort—which manors ,that pas lila ninious kin instead of restoring to the rightfut owner after the battle of I.oshant. retained to his own use—giving- to my dos nuded progenitor a right to indemnify himself on bodies and estates of ten of the Jews of Nottingham. i The Jews had probably lost all their teeth, or been f or 1 ture . d not of all their money before , for there seems t have been, nu groat revival-of the wealth of the Do I liens after that date. in iliie subeenneut reigns they w e generally put to death, which is a sign of the family be ing impoverished Henry the. Seventh got possession of the last remaining estate in Yorkshire; and the solopro pony now left to support the digMty of the triune was the original seat of the companion of the Congtlisrer, which the Empress Maud had burned.! but which was still a' interrupted by the entree ofthe exeminers. "hey wore their college gowns and ca One was "Ade man, of preternatural ugliness. with ti mostlrideona'expreesion I ever saw. A mouth of 'norm sirs was the vast are- Oa rm which all the coutempti p slops displayed them selves by tome. A aim of sycop antic adulation fip ed its whole expance en he looked a the pinmekers: s Clint of soperio • y mode it v elmost u isgustiug when he tamed hi see to the boys: and when smile of ad to:ratio ested on it when he sew the lilt girl whom the uior patrtin led by the hand. I hated th fellow as . I.e had done me some personal iiftry. I perceived. at however. a shudder of thaigavt pass through the girl as st . • '' he shook her by the band; aisd,therii was a eemrkunity eof is ' Of resting established bistimen tie at *nee. I only longed t , to tell her what a brute I limo& the Reverend Philip f ' se.wl . Tne ether was a pale. salleei-faced young gusto. .n who seemed to look op to his coadjotilw with the .greatest respect. They both wore straight cot coats. low waist cows. end enormous white neckcloths.' Ifthey had been irdls'edirtier. they might have passed very well as Po priests. Aftrr the boss of their entrance had,sub- WONWAUD.dk_P S.drd, the busiatimo f die day begin.'" I re'id the prize essay of the year; I repeated the prise speech; I recited I dle prize poerh. The' 'Weise was terrific. I saw my mother in merit The little girl kept her eyrie fixed on me 1 the whole lime. and involientarily added her head in time with the cadence of the verses. The piumakers eat' on toPy chairs, and the joiner at interval. smiled tfi the little girl at his side with the strongest symptoms of sp• ..,.ir.o.al. .The ronstraing began: it was the Aadria ,of i Xeranee, D.dis't I throw fire iota the de.icription of the be:iutiful Glycernim. and snake the rooms cello .with laughter hot the banana of Slum sod Darns? The Mas :Jer presented ine with a prize—a beautifully bound 'Cir. rgil—and begin • speech, relishing- me as triumphant a Hearser in Oxfords' I bad run in Puddlecomb-Regis, ! when ashen cough/frurn a senior eiciiiiner interrupted 'bin e, and, at his request, we withdrew into the doctor's ,prieate study for the written examination. Tons Swallow. :(iiles Wilikup, harry L•riel. and I. . I had been in the hati,t, for three years. of writing all their versions and [making all their echoes; and all were grateful for my as eist.ince. except Tim Swallow. lie always denied that I : l gare him any nelp; so sometimes I iterate thresh hint iafter cricket; for he was a sulky. dull 'fellow, two years 1 1 0111er thisn any,other boy is the school, and as big es any Ibutcher in the town. The other three sat down to their ,papers, for show more than any effort they were going to make. Mr. Sc owl set as all to Aiffereut tables, and. on 'going out, made Tom Swallow promise, cm his bettor. 'that he would give no help to me, either in translation or history! Tom Swallow:—to me! We all laughed. as the hideous counteaases of %le. Scowl was with drawn.' Even Tom looked rather ashamed. And gave the promise lit ones. For a hour we wrote and ! wrote. Ternlooked up occasionally to the ceiling, and mead me for a date. or the q•andty of a sylable, of the situation of a town. The promise of non-assistance had not extend- t• ~ ed to me, and . I told him. I also told him the meaning i. of eleemosynalry, and how to spell it; and when the youit-1 1 ger classes had all been examined in tlimschook, and the little buys had finishedtheir Ovid and Latin grammar.' '. ro were ushered into o-the august prosenee of the pinina - -1, ken, amidst the profound silence or all the room. hlr.;, Scowl was detained in the doCtor's study. looking overl l the papers—the innlar examinerwas summoned to join; aim. - 1 mractorlinzto• - rnaudwrin EMPi tow gormem,ot me for doing such credit to the school—the junior piiimi.l her called me up to hint, and petting the little girl's handl IMO mine, said, "Taaii• Mr. De Wien yourself. Emily.? My daughter." he continucd, "is so delighted with your! verses, that ells insisted on my making your acquintl ear." I gave the small hand that lay in mini a pres-I sore that Caine from my beart i and Washed .4 etain7l inbred for having done ad before so many peepilF. The examiners came in—dead. silence stein., and every boy in his place. The senior examiner, the Reverend Mr., Scowl, stumbled through two or three seotences of intro-I (lama, looked towards the fat old pininaker, as if lel 'gather strength from his encouraging looks. and coneltaill -d by stating that his 'mileage, and be, after mature con l roderation. with no hesitation. had decided' in favor of Thoinas Swallow. Talk of the charge at Waterloo! 1 the Black I/ole of Colenttal—or the earthquake at Lis oi WO after that. I felt that somebody had pushed me in to t h e ass, and was keeping . coy head under water witl all his might; the sky grew fiery red, and the earth reel oil to and fret end there , amid all its undulatioae„ an i nthid all that lurid and gloomy light. I saw my mother / fate as pale as ashes, and a grin of malignant unhorse tiou on the ; features of Mr. Scowl. Acre were all Doi hopes and planning* stance overthrown!—firs years 0 pinching andsaving 'altogether thrown away! and" the triumphant and biting letter I intended for my uncle id India; seettered'lorever to the winds! There was an in l i terra! during which I sat. I was told, quite caltdand unl Fedlooking: then th e f room_began to clear—thed mother came op to m 7 then the junior pinniakerf passing, shook my and and thelittle girt again look; ed in my face. with a sweeter expression than ever, Ind said nothing—and. after awhile, 1 found myself in Ohl tittle. low paflour, with nobody but my mother, and usii ther of us able to speak. .Ir. het a knock came to the door. It staZits ai it had been a peal of thunder; and before we had time prepare oureelves. fur the intertiew, the junior pi nisker and young comp moo were ushered into tl parlour: "Madam," he said, ••I Conte to 'tell you that - you.* not more disappointed io the result of to-diy's exainin tion than I am . ; but' with the decision. I beg to tell yo I had nothing to do." "Sir." replied my mother. who liked the stately Ma ner and antral language Of her visiter. "year kindne is •err greet. and I hope this will be a lesson both Charles and me not to hare eviggerated notions of o. own soperiurity. I did not give )oong Swallow ere fur the talents he possesses.,. "Madam;_his principal tident. in 61 , i-instance. eonsi ih a vaelney which nt prevent exists in the rectory Sni►e'ton. in flocks, to which my collearte. Mr. Pot as senior pinmalter, has the Hen of presentalion." •81 do not see the connection." paid my 'nether. "Madam, I do." replied the gentleman. ."Posn Sw low is nephew To Mr* Potts. and the Reverend Mr. Bea is aware or the relationship." -. told yea he nes a horrid man." said the tittle to me, whale eon aaaaa tion. in fact. almoet entirely co fisted of e sneeeiminn ett bitter •ailings against the in maker and the examiner. ' - - • "Therefore. madmen." continued the !Leiter. "I b' you not to give way to despair: your sen so evidently served the prize. that I feel it a point of conecience tem vent him from being • loser; and with your pennies,- madam. I desire to be always considered his friend. a that you willellow me to bear an the expenses of his c lege education. My nemesis .Mitthew rybiss., amo chant In the city, residing at Muswell If ill." My mother was silent for a good while. during _w+' the little girt took my hand and said, "Isn't thaLso el lightfull I knew papa was pig to do something kind "Is ho year I" I said is a whisper. "Yea—as name is Emily -4 am his only chili They say Is is ears to spoil ms ; bat I don't thiak be wi 1 , ipapa "What • yes say to this, proposition. Charles?" my another. . i "I at 4pcldodly so." I rep Led. • "It is most ki X 27,1852 . I= 111 . V . z invade. and! am very grateful; but at sti charity. and I can' IJima1 Jima --••1 did; a. if • . forget any name is Ds Bohan." 1 oinw son) Thor with,hieettoiehjedust trio der, i ..• 1 "Dues Mat hinder you from going to co lk. /o r sai d l On which, after lemming 1 , 1 Ilitllai/ itettl.Alliril fur Emily ; ••Why don't you change itT" . time, they rushed out imo tlie iv u'da ,to Mature I I let go the hand, which she had not withdrawn from eau.e of the commotion. Nes4l mention ot a.. th ;mine. "I' will rather enlist." 1 said, ••and go out ni a t , rival of Iletigio. and Ilor.s? /rhino no:v got on leommon soldier to India in the regiment of mynocte--or i surprisin g manner. The brmlleys q i at-retie.' and ( break stones on the road—or go on, the stage—or u rite al it up: the /a 4.. Mike) SoMrtt:.#o t,ll 07.).., taiattialt' l lbook—or. in fact, do anything nut for A gentleman, ! she other, being on Me while .iti devoted to the con (rather than accept a strongersiaasiStauce.” I spoke p as . I her country Mot It,, um,. Is,{ io be the ciurd; re:- of Isionatoly: it looked . like auger. • f but in the Cullf,C of her OM rts ..,.., chain the saiiMi 1 "In the flint place," replied Mr. Pybus, ..1 common- ; !al" ( 'HenCi`t• she h"" ,.11 Oil a i'••aiiin to the t.' ced by begging to be considered a friend, and not a wan- f Pnlieinnli: and iu the tiliffdfn '''i l. the 'Ord , A: . • , t tirms.' : ger: secondly.' if you stand so much on your iudependenve, I doubtful whether the play was(to he tragedy or eia s .1 have a scheme by which you can repay me for i the ex ; It " wi • l ' °w "` r. : di '""" - ` 'II' If, fur, et tie try pease which I 'propose to iucur; and thirdly, with tbeies. i of the "" . 1 "" r e"" } •'• ' 044 'l"teelto" , or tiii"i ceptiou of your proposal to break atones. I don't roe ho' t devotion.. word a si•-fffroultht of the auccero of L•li you will be able to eupport youreelf iu any of the ways ! Preti"" l'ibii. ottn:si.ft. l'io 8 clans. inlif the d •alh of ,Iyou meation. Books, I believe, du um pay; arid the las by the dagger of her brothi:r. •Whsr..tipon ty. st n ., I am told, is exploded— l' ' took vs:lle:vice na ',et; rie-r:;10,... si.i?./..),-: f,' . .r. al i ••Anifthe'seheme of repayment?" I inquired. gephil • lecture of tfi.r. I.ii 'N. ii . rti h'lii .11,;) sfreagth left to !down the attack. as I cous.dereJ it, on nic fiNraiy an d , molare him.: if. is hen! the m . :,, , ,1.. il Druid tf.eie tip !dramatic abilities: , , rushed in to WAN it was a fale.e re,•ort. ail,: “Siitipl,t , that iu the vacaliouti you, resido' with in; at it'" 3 i' v l . " t i " t.:: . ` lU. 'Pr .-1 ""`' . C f. l •••valb'l ;.sluswell Ililt. and act as tutor to'iny daughter in mathe. !his tyranti:sal ;mete , in rii-t , :0.. far ths S a x ;lunatics nail L itin " s i The 4,:gla, 1', , ,,,ut .0....d.1,:in,r ~.,.. c,,tas . .. ;,(-,. 'I "On, delightful:" cried Emily: •'but you mustn't be , I labored at lieightrniii.g and ..tie.tcliening...l 11 very severc—sift you?" • • The Roman virtfos I- showed la Tr.iPlia l l al "No, Mite Vihu N , I well n o t be sesere. 14 1 iilVi.• uo 'Cf . ? , entreaties to ;rive the pie r 3 ha pp y eudji lintetitionulacceptilig yogi...father's oil? r. I regret, air, 'ly ledievs she ' s eeviii to li.vo ri, bi.iupi n :on of leatreinely, that it Ss impossible to %rad myreli of :Lour . '.llion when I ;ii.f . -Istsd in :1•1!'• ~ ; , . 1 many peoplz ts. ; . 1 1iindsies, I inust . ietain my independeiiiie, at any sac. lloWever • we wear CV rMe tr v i ; -,i pearl.- Eiiit3' . I ltifice. " . • • and alivass 1,...:-: iii '3 have tv.l'c "An.l do you approve of this ansevcr, midam?" said 311 r. Vybue to my mother I j "1 admire dm feeling that prompts the replled, "though I wielt very much he hod takers another crew of your offer." sa:d Mr. ilium. caul say that don't *lwo is of the feeling myself; but it is a 41-appoint ment to Inc. I coxless; and I only beg 3uo to coosidsr . that the otr.a is alwsys open. and 1 5h.,11 ha del:glued if' too bring yoaraelt ea to accept of it at auy time." ••k'arewetl," said Emily, as they went awe); ••1 nish 3on wuukl learn' to forget that lodt dame is De f most likely my tutor I wia be au ugly horid old tihsit like Mr. $ cgwl. L wish, your name had been Susi:h." 1 cep-ition: I il,tertnitu;d to r.;u ka . the misara. She looked rather angry as .lie spoke , and there wai o tieil all th e mo n ey he iiiril ad r-dliacitl, nild ;cu. sneering tons, in ter voice wlii'h laid net like. , But slat less so pretty, sad, had such beautiful etre!. and It 3S- , stl . 1 .14 """re :: , a , 9 0 (n ,. ut ;; Phti eat nr:C/..' 1 graceful in all her motions. and the father Wad so hence• to send '''`n 1 re;.): " .1 "'" 4 ': " 4, 1";": 01, we: 4 - 11 elent an espreseiors,and was so when soil dignified iii 'be': of the 1-1 and 1, :: I. r , '"-'• ow-i ( 1- 4 his m a, that'd felt angry with ~ n yaau f ur h a yi u g which tho reviews nopau: •rl. If the Queen as's: been so anemic'. However, 1 Wt.' was right; owl Court. I would -rend it;m the 'Lacs in whir.ll it next day. when m -mother set down to a rite a lung let: Is 'vier wan an iral . need; but not a is ord wen!d 1 ter to her heather. with the contend et„wh,ch site Jed no r him, or acknOwledee'our relationthip„ And It, entrust me. I took :% long stalk among the chalk il.inut it on the flage era'. oats' the only ditlirulty'. ' near the town , wilt stalka copy of I/amid in mi hand:' - ap I drama; I weir toed, - Cod grm: out of fashlon, hail go se to -lateral. and there eras liorsen: all the ripeeebe's lathe first set by bean. 1 also b..• gun a drama on dieenhject of Helicon and Ilursa 1 Our', tine. Be it laser. I Txr.leimail, to ea: was teem yews - of age, according to the baptismal .nisav temple. since tie of I cu-s hare :be,: n 1 rout y ' register; lull grows, according to all sppearinier; and cm- deli'etl! 1 o /I`. offer( a ta - the manacer of rat mantle handsome. according to my mother. 1 give unknown to fame, and on the suctrcss of •"14 a 4n1 . ,- Idiot faith told! dies* authorities. acid was perfectly sat- 11 ° 11,4 . 4 t,tist d:scrruiti:: and tiii - eill manager— isfied as to age. and height. and looks. T! is a as 'la lie ie—shat! rise to al,- weidili and retrataidon whir farther see asses Mr oar residence at radallecomb-Itegief land is 4. i'va3 4 reads to l':'''hil ,4. 3 ,'• ,,, her hcoof-c io *A rite tiptilta tottivi to trio I ,sasn m at t :WA -yr tba , l4",ns tonke d info aSo od . ‘ .n, wepapers fur a; / i*..“*.e.,er —.......4 see paseessed, and had the world before' crux. , entertainment, and fixed on mho fi qui lus w h et * f i rs sh am e. l e my er e e i ee , t h e (these• is very To this I was partly irot,!ed by 04 mist° ra lituited.; There is but one spot on Ow surface of Euglish mica of the performers. The mummer .art)/ which can sarisi3 the leinz:nga of an intirliagrut be- dike NlMit i")a,T), I:oildir.." sir,) tie a h: e t ing. and that .1,4 me-t be deteded . y - Itt i o , i , 1,,,,,,,„ E of eelehrutad Walicr I - r::.-I:dn - riil." , What - . ' the i /ie,4 bell (6 f St. Paul's. To biira,singte min in the lure the pr id 1):::Vhdly must be. ot) iii p a p a !, : intrinen4 sum total which le formed Ititliat. most supra- t'hinif rialli'i de hi Hose," lint I noth.rtz dokla does ".p4poiation , is it.elf a graiificatirm to the ambition. talents were worth) of theilillifilrei Aid I wr wh.it, 4,. s af,,y, or wets bitterly tin , ,,, ia own lees „ . ~ ,:kiont.ann. riopt.Ttiiiefr• au itderiew fli t' a p. solitude.) Never mod of what "tube, a" 4 fools, oudrun slim% itiz him 3 newbrag , di - . and inikin ot)ior cal., and doper, the - cent aggregate. is compost il. A t on, tashieli nligf:o be ti- , -",) to th e th c . ~ ,,if ' thoosanl silly fellows—taken in thei r saprr to capecitivs he rei'll" I eitt ha_ tvoul 1 lid 1; yip,. L i i., • in r i, i —shall mike you a most acute and judicious critic, if nevs-romn ..t the estah'shiiie d i do the fid;r id ennuis' into the pitii of a theatre; and five or six hull. tt oNCL,Cori, 0: ii CV:i VIZ 1 tired ea ntry gentlemen, whim, tslk IS of buttocks, and: their vidion convected tells, limits of their paik pailings t interspeireed with a few dozen meddling lawyeni, and a -lisrogif persostiptons eheesemongers and baginen. is most fastidemiseand tasteful audience in lilt kiss t h e innumerebla coogregsCon or Cockneys. haters, and /railway directors. and - stock-brokers; '.We-rtgers. of all orders Mid degrees. make out, thew, -a powe'r,whisse lightest pulse is felt at dist: av of th. glebe. And to London I was deterissimi Mfrom the seething* of that cauldron rime pro- ; eads mere intelligible 'to me than the irrned rfis that gave etc, fidcnce to. %fortieth. T•Be steady. ' dd resolnte." they ataid to me. ”Bestir yourself , kman, :and Jife throws open all her paths before mists your tragedy," they added, in a more cen t voice. "and get orthedothsr fear acts of 'llittii- It . lake } oar choice whether: son will be Garrick pr , mare.' r So we took a 1111.1.1; of three rooms in, a diet street in the outskirts of the town, which tho !new building had fortunate/3 passed by unsubinvir ; Id 1 now felt that the serious. business 'of my ex was began. Wore on wake ti worW. • Mail acts; end Ihi among extrenti UZZ =1 pliauto, bold. • ' i r as bta too. I fidentia l 1 iet. mu. Shako. t awe q tide of gied. 1 i.«a I Did 't I work at the immortal Dane? The little maid We had . brought with ns from Puddlecomb•Regis i lave thought I had gone toad, or that the house toted, far she often caur in nu we. with my e.tes vacancy, and holding irlysterious conversations host. Tbe attitudes I found it 'very difficult to There wins no mirror in our lodging larger than nue, limiever, by placing my looking-glossal) and, and toy mother's on the lowest step of the could get gesticulate au the passage with *4,111 tote luwier extremities; and so by elevatiug the on a chair and the window sill. I could command ier portion, with the exception of the head; but uld study whourvor . l chose, and eiess save time g two things at once; for by putting ;he glass pa wiz table, I could assume the startled-mad pun ks of Winslet, While I was composing my tragedy gist and II arsa. For some maul Mt I couldn't get , tl.O first scene. There was a venerable priest oh l‘ oust who tiepin the play, by informing Ins .ut.or - Iwhet were the motives of the agzreNs.on ou !Sin I whom Mil was n . k fixed o MIZE study. • foot the r . stilt. view I olie up , that I r by do my %Tr, z ail 10l joflleil of be? onl s. the S (Innate Mitotic It wee not very eitil ..o find put any . .21OU fur the descent, bat the eg , d di,iito meow . et it be uuJerstuod, et all events, by the gentleman i ,in he ciUive)ed the infortnattoa, that Hengist and i utiltricitirn to each other, terra both its love n!itli tenons young lady whom they had seen in out of, timidly viva* to the tribes on the shores of Kent.— i ether than this I found it impossible to .go. The ' 'mild talk on forever; in spite of all I could do to in.; but nut step would he move. I could delis@ tans of getting him off the scene, or even of iiier. 1g him; mid the attendant Druid could give me no I so there these two intolerable twaddlere stood' on my piper for three whole mouths, neither able to make an es t hiniself, nor to admit stint remainder Of the. driv Nosh" „pertens I suspect this is the great difficulty of dram•tio composition—to make your chattering pimple leave ff chattering. sad teach them to push along acid keep oviwg. And yet the poetry was so fiat. the !m -ilsi simple. sad the dialog. c altogether so siatiorataod Well ostaihed, that I couldn't miss out • lino of it. "Ai last. it the eery middle of • description of moonlight ap• en • sits. I made the attendant cry. **Hear diddt Ihea 1 the traps's= of this. ear feel a great stroke of . A 1 anew goad r (1 to towb. Hopis, . nor their Bet f 12= I=l IMO raphu help; = $I 30 A YE Art.'in Advance NUMBER IG. cyrrs at di , . licirr WdS p very II rryy ofc•Jrniro.ritron. and and tow 'maid • 11.sva d hard .r to estald,;!) aicii time. Erea nryliate. an Is at one tiolr 1 r IK`i ' nly9elill 14 , 4 r.r!o perrforrni-r-, n•aa ueg!leter 4 , or at rearo: , fiat, rv-rli. A tied .arrr %red nn , wer to cur atia.,tine , :: ,, (117 if' „:"r1 th,t0,c.„,, , p.,. It :.„ Were, Lat it. Cslnta.:, a I' . egos 11r a tza of money, and my niothri• 1"s ag rx. i d. It saitld about my ii•nirt at 1 . / rotor ray in t0e:114.z.. nor in (..Cr. ! dia•ml at al.!, by n ilvit 4 a frt. Irrl.iC 114 my f,;:i i sik had b“:::1 'c'ue c zu,iat.on. Ilai Stick to it. The very dc:trine or ail others. ' 11. ever knew a Mona; to'enrul himself and - r this and come out of the hyle cud or tho ht,rn? . , we'll be bound. 114 yeti ut p lc , acted up too u!I Jude, purpo. , e, heart, and soul, wouia- any Wive water aud t•Stirit to a." it's the very ii.rttrry . or *.nrCet ' a tome. All Istetory, all except experience; Ole tri mind, art literature,, evi.fy- great and ro'd, wo I direct auil - appropilato illu-irratlon. ye ut u w do. gam, make. sive. aeltie . ve in %shelc pertinent of lire, trade, politica l ; rehg...m; philan or lore, must make it his first 4nd last otiject a of si —cite Alpha and Omega of his aspiration Anti ae Tell us, young man, who ever did a thing note, that did not • stick to it." Leek sr - uj among your acqu.sintancee, and 'Who is, and not "soutrairop" In him who is deservedly-. and !labored. ou will find the intin who. ,3 ears the "'grenade, determination, energy, and light t conquering row:anion sa;tl. ••I' . l lo tind and has stuck to it ever sltirs. What kiwis . otade great laivt ; irs, etalcsinen. diri fists? What'llas made a a Cheatc, Bri a Kosseatht &niply, and sclrly.'ned t;til:,;,by ►omethmg real and vital, and to st k ., At wish. or ex'pect, or mean to ti or be any thing. got to.do likewise. Then choa•e, ant "tt:ck Armed with iti principle and iaspirittl.- - undreamed •of: heiglipi-7inting it yoi thought of di.plhe —Var. Rep.:tr. . ... ......._ Furs —lf a tallatv candle be placed it *bat at a dour, it wi ll go throni;lt tiithu t i injitry; and if a musket bait be fitrd it vi or, bound and be Ilsttenett as 11 tir , •.liegai , kt any h iii stance. A nitisket ball riy ha Yire ./gainel. a glass: and if the glass be rulierat , sl ly ; :ta, thita not even vibrn:e. corsa. if sunk i 3 r,,.1 mitt, will not rise on account of the pressure of eratriir Arctic ri•gionit, when the thorn) not to is hitiusi. e,lll C0111701./0 Wuro 1.1,111) It role dis:Atir son as,ert. that he lieitrtl ever} a ord of a vat datar.-e of v.vu mi:es on a v.r) day, atilt Unctneer TIN!' TO STOP. -:-npei.kin; of cowling. rota 1:;tle tool ot that occorrr.l to oar c.ty •o: aim..." A rlo.a•fisted_Oftl codger hail a Lie! whoie nilelling c! , arme.attractrtltite apttitio. mcc 70.1 ,g man. Atter some 1:ble tiara , renamed to open a.caurt-h:tt;— r the firs' appearance in the parlor. the old in: :trier chai . r nt.t.intne o'clock. aro-o an! pt.! ilk a on the bra, said. as he iert 11,,, ,m: "T. wheat that /az bum I s out i: is t".s.c :o tr:Gp." " TT A rustic y6ut'i and a country girl siit . i f othet at th e supper table of a huski g party. smitten with the charms of the he tail mai tedhie passion to sly looks. and n w and t Katy's too. with his foot 'under the table either fearful of the purity of liar stockings, o . to make the youth express what he. appeare . to feel while in Gliwice, when she cried oat, if you love< mf, tell me so. but don't dirty In, n Er "OW is no cowries let," as th 4 tc I ib44 . got tato a clover field. , ' . on, .0 of Ot MS oder pi its. Ong 11. 's i t tic' I • • r.. 11 ®! st':n~ Fece , fge 4 . oth- CIE ME Illy 1Z: (I :F:7p. lath. day. Patti. .cred o tiq ma rting .. ,go lurot e• o nad lock.; • I.c- Isom in Into to MI UM IMO SE ready ip.•lt ate a d and entre t and MUD ECM 21E1 of pia ';cr.— =I =I El= 13131 813:133 aston- lot their o Mr. fe of hub! qns;icr, obod a er, mph of k is i.s ull Irma Ireph). !.citutta •orth d yot • v.ho La •Al. •rl f on . ' 1 w ho d d lea, Or - ugham • Lousing c• al you Idu have r 43 to ygtl mi tuzy vial t g, to un- I esti be auy will re id :lib- iiale of it ov.il _i vutllll3 MEE in. p4r- Jime • 14 e feet dis- Za up of a upon a • aag'it 'r. a crrt n ine. ho C•t al h a h or we w(i Nancy. !tug each He youth, Iffy ien toachlig lle girl. ;6:strained =IE iook here, C=Bii whe
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