A . P. DVALIN & 00., Proprietors.
VOLUME 23.
frit Ohstrutr.
A. P. I►l;l►i.l\' & CO., PROPRIETORS.
0; OIL OAN,. l3ditor.
PEKE, CORNER STATE ST. _AND PUBLIC
sQUARE. ERIE. • '
T 1:1•2 NIS OF 'fflE PAPER '
c , . ~ , rrttrts !. P.4:raro , 'r, at ..".2,91.
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1.50
L P. ,r`t ,' al,: ao ..:‘ aocc.or gallop three nionths Crete the:mu
-,•,- to o dollars.% 111 be charged. . . .
-•roolunicatiom.wiltst lee post paid.
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." - RA'f ES OF ADVERTISING.
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1 _ro, I. tt t•icirditzg 1 1 / 1 1/..1 atie ) eari . 13,00
• .4 66 10,00
tj,,e st.,47tre • i I - :
trt, • ej x mont6, ' - 8,00 . '
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tip. /thew ittont!ts, 1,. i . a• 3,,N# •
, a, ~,tl,,t et te:etilente. 50 tents, er square, of fifteen lines or
t r ..; : . t.f. ::rq itt-rrt tuft. 25 CCU , for cacti suboenuent,iiirertion.
• ~- \ lark ad, ertifters ha% e die priV liege of chatlibg at, plez i rt , ,,
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~,,jc.v,ed to occupy Amto thantwo equates', ti.
0 ,iatd f.thrir immediate blames& . _4
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/ ,r; ::.,,r‘ed ;accordingly.
Busrtass DIREC TORY.
- THOMAS M AUSTIN,
fa/ ri the fires of G. Loomis 4 Cu.) - . !
~,,,• n C...4*, Watches.,..letketr. enlvcr Spo)n.r,ldn.rni
:r ..• , rni - . 1 . 00 /. 111 1; ee;)
tiras. Lautps and Fancy t: ocassjwholle
,.,'. r• tad. , f '. I
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KM ' S; (3 , o.\11;. .
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,t-.11.•r T ...1. , a. and Habit M tkpr—Shnt, on the east side of
....,..:—‘ t. two doors. , north or tight. and adjUnling J. b 4h . s
. k e... • ',Ol net 11 - a rept own. Erie, Pena. i.
re , ltoorn. Erie, re,..,...
JUL N — ; KLENAN, • • 2.
.1,1,- • c mbwt. ethic at R . . 1. Untie Oat Rare " •Age a *
Lrie Pa. • 1
CLARK•
NIF,TeA LF
• F.II t and otaiktedlcre la Dry Goode, Daunts, unit Dry
laced 1101.6.01. • 1
11.14 A -MS & wFuGtcr. -
col!, emo* ai*a DeaterF in Gatti and :silver coin. uncur-r
N!, 111 . V. Land Warrant• and certifie:.te.c4Dept.,,te. Al*.o
• f't 1 " Ol• on the lirinc IDA eit les 4,l***be Un:.tri, and all part.,
11 r I ()diary ie. mice, Will:aim,' cur tier of
,•r-7t and Public Nu.tre.
*i .11 tIA lee.
J. Gat. W. I. is :Nlll,Li,
:and %V holesale Dealers in Hroeerieg. Wthe. , „ Liquors,
Foreign - Fruit. N uttg. Pickles and Pickled Opt.
l.oh.ter;. Pregerves, and Heratetrteally Sealed.,artilieg of
%rn de-et:when alwalg on hand. - No. 3. IVill%;.ua's Block,
Opponolle Brow it's New Hotel. Erie, l'a. • ••••
~ M2l la. New York. %\'g. J. NI/w.s.
. rereiving in their .ras•on..Oysters , Awl!. from JIG. Meng
, New %Cork, wh,tci, t ill he sold IVgaa 'exalt, at low price::
- A.G. J aeasog, Agent, Ea IV. ra.
DURLIN & SI.OAN.
etaAFteal, Seim( and ,Mit - cellaneous 80010. Bratik
mattuaery, and Printer's Cards, No. 9, Droll:y . 8 uttw
t'a.
1111312
W. P( YNT — ELI., JOH.N - STON M. I).
-. - F ti tn• (P•11/PLICC on 6th :Med two floors West cf the
• sc -,, lit.'tniti!Er. • s
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T.V. 1110tItr.. - --+--
~ r c ., 1 .- ; rn-..r i e , . . rsnvisiens.W 'lei+, Lnierw...,Cand ins, ecu at,
... tpne 110. a below Loomis& L '-ii.sitate -ircct. Erie.
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• 1 . JOHN B. CuOri. • ,
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ti 10 SinM,e & Ya4icy Ilry Good., avid the. Greatest variety
. -.,re in the s eit!.. Clie.iiiiSitle. Erie, i's. .
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STERREIT Sz, GRAY.
. • j and re , ntl I)e:den , hi Wet awl Dry.i;roceries
• Vroluce. f.oreggii rstt.l Domettic iplioWooden,
o f Ware. Flwir, r i oi. dart. Pow
,N ,f •49 Fuv!, &c., Ice . French' Street. oppo7
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, ,•te L ... ii. t•L.P. Erie,. pa.
ii _-i,. ' H i au.) i ',Hai Bove: Ve..el4. flime)si 'Una •FriVa IC
t ...L.1,... • , :_t‘l , lll. l l Ull.ll DX) of the alio% e artiele, with prouilitz
v.., ;,,f, 1% r iuKtif
LAM:.
' -, ; WM. S. - •
Atti
iney and Counsellor at Law. •
:nil: ~..,•4,Lif i ,l.ules.Lore. at Notch-1:4s! corner of the Pub-
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Pll I fit:r.. 4 tit.k..itE: ..V.. S r I%VE Alt r.
'1,11.J.• £i.\ -vi., ii. ai,..: : , jogeons. ()axe itn..l Ectitienet-i—
-,:iill ar. ~,,Lif.let L^tretlll.
, r.. 1...,•.1,, 1,, 7tu ti, ..t. M; 1 till e. ank: 6t07,P. M. •
• !Le 11 , • 4 lk 1 ' .L, L. lITI - A,:iRT. 'X^ 0,
JtiflN. !HEARN
,rrt 1 ,1 •sou Meoert.tur.r, dealer err Curl,
•.. ,r •.1 azr•rit tor daily trire . pf upper lake Steamer_ , ,
r W t k, I,r e l'a. -
ZtiCu.
/.. uatae to refer of Iron Fetiee. : 4 1C3 1 111 , 0a1
err.. slate r .4414 PCII i ha nd Brie.
ANIEIiICAS i;XPREss COMPANY.
Er or,rrrl to No. S need Block: Sratv Ftrect.
c 1.." e tht 114 .6., \.\l.
tti• •• s' .;; o'crock, P. 31.
'o. D. brit:.. , ra. A6errt.
Gi.uRGE J. SIOItTuNc
,at• erh?
_Orr: Hearn A c,..)
t , ..r.rm501:.•1 I • Niprch,mt. Doe k, Erie. Pa.
s li. Fidr. Filikir and l'i 4 , ,er
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ALKER
MO I Vt. Werelizias t sceoud Ware
the Phbite
--A :4;04 Meier% r•tneev. F Limp and Lime
• „:'• r,”. Stove,. wath
Pm -1t,t4 , 451K either by Ste4l4bu.itii. Prupeilerst
r,. dr dy R,orktuad,
KITE
i%'.l-1. KNOWLION.
ei...,rer. Mater in %Vdte:ltes, Clocks, Jewelry.
I 'it'll' Ll.Pjk Rll2 and ooher Fancy (L)04!,
1t..)1 e-i uf the }lced ,
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A ('K LE &KEPLER. • --
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Leer( in i) , ) Croons, Hardware,CrockeryJi9
Fru% N Erle, Fa.
A. 31. JUDSON,
,T LrN —Ofiler on P:irk Ron., betivcen Brthens'new
(14 terand me Reed Iluu-e. net
DR. C. BICANDtS. --
rues t.• an nrwe corner of State and Seventh
Re-. 1..11 , e ua Gtglttl Street., Lew eca French and
l'a.
.M. SA N F01(1) - Ac i (4). -
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Noies. l r ertiticrtles. of
S:Vit $lll lIIP plhi a 4 rAtif.rOns
'Fa • (Kre m neati%'w Murk, Publpc Scit care . F. 6 .
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T. IfEILON STUART.•
C. , ' . r of Fre: (.11 aural Fifth!
"r" l *.9t ,- r Mow. K.o• 410 re. K i..eneft on VotictU
I. 'P.M •a.I IA IP old A pui tiecarY 111 al
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RUFUS:, Rt:}lo. •
::t "ta . 1 :147: , 41.(4 nuns) Ainerie4ii Mirdware ana.Culery.
k i.c. 'Nail , . An% lie. -Vice*, Iron and!'Sfeei No. 3 Reed nuume;
Pa.
great city spread out beneath thy set. Wits! mint up
'those mighty wells. those lofty tow s? Who raised yen
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C. SIEGEL}, 1 1'
Wri , tr.lie and Road dealer iii GrocOrieg. rrovi.totis. Witte!. i clouds ; Thou hasticrested all Thiel thou h t betefited
' l'w , '.. Friui, ikr., AlLy Corner GC French and Fifth streets . . lio•iikiid ; God's Messing shall rentird thee f r it; o toil
~;,...••• the F.irtaeri.'44otel. Erie. i ',
4 0- - . - on, proud mecilati l ie , toil on I Thod hest ahi her and a
CAI/WE/4'. & 11E$NE*17.
' ''''""l-.),bier,, and Ft tail Dealt-0 in lily GO 1.4,.(1 roeerieA, I brighter pet to tench. Natures mirk. of aristbeijacy is
i mei-eft. Gt....ware, Carpeting. Ilarilti are, Iron, Steel, 1 . 4 rule, I upon thee ! I' I I ' i
hi. Agi. &c. !Amine Stores elate ;Street, for d 0......,„„) .„, •
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ii , r" /I.s 1107.1. Erie. Pa<4 1 When evening came. and work wislover. Mani walk
', .0--. t ut 11., % tree, BellcP. Axle Mr Spring it. and 4 general , .
I..ihrt t ,,,„ ( a d d i,,,,:a; r itn s.ar,tage•tuttlesi.. , • 4 lid liornelSitti a lighter heart seen to he bad liken be
. • S. AIEItVIN S.NiITII, : l i clams away; for he . had now earned ifew nsore.cisias to
Ar.'INCY AT LAW and 1 3ustiee of the Peace, an-1 Merit for 1 place
with his little earnings,and cis Id elm • i peel ahead
het Slum! Mutual Itite Itiouranee Couipaity—lJ o irtee :it/ours c
A.t.,t.,4 tt nano more. le. Pa. , the amount sufficient to bay • hire' ho• e forr i Ellan.4
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,GEO 'E H. Cifi'LE:ll.. * ''. i iHe does not stop at the 'e Golddo E , e;" to take n part
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I'w' Giro j * line 4..")iiti* Pa. r°lleCtlanir UWI iog drink with his companione..b • i'ishe• them Is kind
iii-.1.-ii.i-, iiiiendeizioollat 1.1r.)11111111PSA and .1 imtateh. ',._ _ i
JOSIAH kti:L OGG. •. ,I, ,i. good night," and hurries hoiseto reel his,lovi g mis
i.....!.neiceoniumuisteriNterchast, n the Public Dock, eiist of 1 ter. Posing by the corner of -i.---st d White Sir et. be
eel mreet.
!zit. riasier . and Wtitel F l uth , rot' tantly for aa' le. - fancied he saw—he was not qui • sure— * lithe girl
-- :NZWE, i & Co., •
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`stretched upon n dimri•step. - A; little girl? l'ii;i! it look
tisntnits sit 0
pilots 11: : and
s Do „. r;etic so Dry i 1 ed more like I, huddle of rags ;ltd • not move orlstir an
et, tale. I inch. All pittised it--by ; . bet.; Aft n. there is i spirit
t . ,
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. I . whispering AM to Stay.. I
"It is a ,cold, a Piilless cold nig t," he said; dean
cing another prep totard the dont, • and if it sh old be
a•cbitit, I shr,Mlcl be very wicked
m Wi. eve it therelanpra
tected-. No. no, I'll go and see.":, '
' Just then the moon came Did fr'il a cloud. and by itta„
bright light Allan discovered he was not deceived} Yee.;
it was a child. end such a gentle be ng that his )4eart al••':
most smote him for not perceiking i before,ee she'
lay extended upon the'ccild seems • eio, with e r little
hand under her cheek for a pi ll ow. l and. the'm . shin;
log-brightly upon her fee...which looked so swim( and,
innocent I Still ahe was Molionless—breathlesii. Oh,
God in heaven I what e sig iit was to . see thot little
child sleeping there upon this Cold stone,"sollovelt end so
lonely. She bad wandered fro 6 street to rest. no doubt
'alt day. and when night overtook _he i r she halnid her
il
eel,' down but,-lo sleepy and rein her wearied int*. A
tesr drop had frozen upon tisiitieitit.ond he 09 hands
were almost numb with the 4old. No roof. i ne l skelter,'
and such a night ! Poor Atka gazed upon her fOcis. end
wept, Alone in thilftrast city. witout a frienClwithmit
a Mrotectiir—a mitb of guilt l ed tri e marked Otit for tint
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future I-ne. 'We. we will diet inentio that.? Allan bee ali:
ready lifted her from the cold, damp stone. a d Is be
pre e m i e her thin, small Bps. a bilddealleaillderbi " 11 her
eye, and rests apes beichtelk ! [. i
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. t. rltts's Mock. State sox
' MARSHA .L &VI:VCENT.
..v.1,..r raw- 1 .015te it surfs i Tammany liallLull.ling
tzr! , r,i ow Prothonotary' °exc.& • ;;
MUR 'Y' Wit ' LoN,
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.1-I.tr•• D r ottiil.l.Lo4 , •T LAW--bffler over 17. B. Wrightre
47 rt. rstraLce one door lrest of sLac street, on the Itiartontl.
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ft . BBALS, & 11A Y ES,
'(•Ltia ,n Dry Goole, Dry Graceriea,'eroekrY. Hardware, Ike:
'' I Fir 04 • ' P New -
11 Hotrl
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SMITH JACKSON. if
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n.ltier t Dry Goods. Groderies,Hardivare.l4,llCClVl Warq, Lime.
i•ot. Sails, lac., 131, Chaapekle. Erie, Pa. • ''
WILL:JAM RIBLET. . .
.r. rr main, upholster, and lladtatiaker, corner of *ate avid
•ts ma , ref , ts. . Fite 1
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CARTER & 13ROTI1Elt,
and Retail dealers in Druia. Medic int ,Pairna.-Olba,
'vhtuds (.11,4 Ace NO 4 1. Reed House. }:nu.
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JAMES LYTLE,
!4.4'""i+ Merchant tailor, an the public totVittrein few don
.".‘ , .0 State street, Erie.
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JOHN H. BURTON CO.
Drug& filedicines.bye scuts.
yrt ke. K 0.5. Reed House. Erie.
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O. L. ELLLOTT. •
Resident Dentist: ()thee and dn.l , Z ing on the
' South side • of the PUbtit Square, I door East
~Ia• or the Erie Rant hal/ding. ' Teeth inserliettOli
Gold trysteJ from onto an enure sett. ri
dbile with pure tioid. and restored to health
' O . Teeth eleanett with instruinents and Deutttkalle to
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of petto iJ elearuass. Ali work warranted.
U ER — ITIERT: - DENTIBT-01Ree on
a .... • the th sideot the Duniond. rive doors east of
464 4 the Erie 1 1 / 1 1111,... trice* reasonable, and all work
warralutett Erie June 19 1€42. ; , 4
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THE ipROK,BIi HOI:O3ZROL
OM
i( T iiiiily. vaiulyjmemory seeks
iltound our f4ther's kne4.
qaughing eyes and rosy cheeks
• Where they used to bei
t)f the circle once so widt4 •, ,
hree are Wanderer. dine have died.
„Violden haired aid t4ewT4Yed. • 'r
i . 1 Prattling all the driy ; j '
a Was the baby first that diad ; ' '
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Oh, 'twat. bard to lay ,
• • Dtmpl.t hapd and AMA of snow I
In the are so dark and :iiVe. •
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Siniling back co alfwhe spilled. .
Nearby sorrow thralleal.
• Ilmlf aoaten. half • child, i •
Wes, he ne;t oat h
e l called; ! - i
he
Then a rave More deep Mid was .
Made they there by the bays side.
When or where the otter died
Only hilaien can tell,l ~, ..
' • Treading ninnhompe,paih tor pride
Was he when he fell: : '
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F FIN,. thistles. Woe and red.
B!oom about his lonely beit.
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' 1 am for the living Otte .
• Only left to praytl - t
Two are on the stormy aeiii 1 ;,,
, . Further still than F ilmy. ' !''
..Wanderaotie. has yetnug It art Isti--
Ofteuen't,' must '1 pray for li m. . .
•er they do or dare.
treso'er 1 roath;
hero; ' Father itt thy care,
le them safely home: •
oh. Father! in the' ski.
nolo wander and - none die.,
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Whits
Whe l
HITS
GlSid l
Home.
IVhsre
EAMSTRES
OF NEW ITO/LX
THE
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euarrsai 1.• f i • 1
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f IT fives six OMOC when Allan itaymoaa stn ed forth
`-to work. A cold . uveraber m Oinuwith the v trier
; call. ancethe wiuti foretilltag t h apruieh of art tua:—
: th 6 noise and bustle had fairly eamMeoced iu the streets.
' and Allan moved 'among with a . ligbler heart as tie l asw
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the many bright and happy feces pass him by. His itat
;..wai. buttoned tightly mond his Reck , so the cold could'
,
I not •enter there ; and beside be Fuld ou 'a warm sad 'tcly
1 " comioder.'" l made by his stsinr Eden, and placed,about
hie: throat by her osvn dear hands. His clothes. thobih
plei?„ were comfortable. and 'stilt his hula basket its hist,
hind he trudged along to meet s l is daily toil with a Over
ibruit' titan any pre led by a jeweled crown., Illels
• on thy goodness. Allan : for thou aft ono of. Net
• noblemen; Though thy bandit are Lehigh. pots hist •
'mart as free from Ord is the tear -drop of att'angei !
When you .resom 3' your work' to•daY. we now iglit ,
ith-elf.the thoughts I pperniost ia roar taint ; our stature.
t
is t9 O. true and 11m de to keep them from . tilt
" Could Ellen only have a little larger house*to 14 in;
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she would ne happier .'! think. 1 Outs is too smell' too
etude for such a kiud cud gentle' erl..and beside to far
Owel' from those she' loves. ,L Might buy one for ler if
I Was to work harder; to be sure ICla i I do not be mire
1 love her half enough. oteke'l would' hav( s thoug t of
it Before. I an: 'afraid that sire is working oo hardfr be
cause she thinks it pleases me.. iNo, ue. Ellen. you must
stop, It will not do; imi when - t gcChoMeto night, 1•1 1
tell you' so.";
With these simple thoughts. Allan w rked as hard at
his
his toilful duties as i 1 he haid.hetin nozot :sting with porno
prime mittisierlitr the "speedy settlem at of the 'coa
ted terrikory.",atid so at once become l a great ht n.—
Great did we say T Ah ! poor Allah little thougilit of
greatness, or the toiling million who * r e bartering - life
and soul to gain.atity namoitsirr the world's 'reitifolva.
Gud bless thee, Alla . thy ambition is of • nobler. a
higher sphere—the ambition of the heart! Thou areuldst
rather have the approving smiles of thy sweet sist•r for
doing one good action: than the applause a r tid -idle praise
of thlusanda! With thy rough has isittrudy chisaks,
thou dust not feel ti y
le evil thoughts. the eeciet disapyloint-
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ments, mud the ialmosities of thereto erhysre riding i over
peace nod. happint' i ss upon that da ing steed, aml . litittn.;
What if they do reposelhn hob o dawn. they stsimber
not like thee, Allan. with thetrim ; thifissa of geo4 ever
i'il thy reams. Toil on. proud me •ba it. toil ou! IF rom
the fcafr.plci wherelhou art now at ork, look ispor the
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CL (All!.
SAT
her
lit:l 4 o l : i r l e tl attie j hie
sad ah how
s d .ekewell.r g
,aciB
liiV
Aud - uovr f a quie
street. 'Ti. Mau
treasure in hie aims
.htrunbhp roof, and be
i at the window,
waiting for him. of -
berg and wealth
"'t nili hat will she
who/it I tell her I in
a wonssa of her V*
the dear OFieas.
rettioatethiag.
sister did as
must judge other as
ead face or the 14tie
••why Allan, dear.
elittee dead."
' *.Noi a bit of it,
asleep. The cold*
She's a little numboi
Ere and them you'll
said Allan iu the tong
"To be sore I will
l'and warm her i
tea to ut.ke her wi
caught the child in hi
"It hi too cold a n
alonerin the street,"
could not do it,"
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••Where did you fi
log her tint by the tl
the incident which is
that was a happy oi l
noble sister, and the
fire. iZ there was ha
lowed spot. Who. II
what thing's are done
ot think th man w
bother when such
filth/teat. What if
'Auld should frown
,1 1 :e hearts , and word
e t tliesn to, battle wl
try young. - At
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els nein snit kiss
. . "what male the,
th r y were tqi.d that - •
*ld thieir g r •br
they cried and felt th
otter. Around their
sweet scented flower I
AS 1110 grew, rind th i
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grew and atreegtj
hi and his sister. I
to
F
e well-loved boo
th time they always .
la did not read as !
bafl Weenie he thou2ll
oe the eight in_coest
.a?sual, but rather i
in Ithe yang child's f '
I biql.the first. perhaps'
ngs
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4 'l armor vrtiald hs
dr triply his chair a -Ii
he 'Outside to night;
al ady attired by th
i lhers is mars cot
rephed his sista
tios glad 17'1 to) to he
"We can eortty
work hirolf - r, if lISCeS
{o'llrhog her up, wit;
two such pretty iuno
[ cotriposed" did the g
Thire w&s solnetltitt
k!eart's sinceiity. El
Wau4 and cilia left
The fins scene ox
"ea. dear reader. ps
; end. :
We wish } • O:13 to VI
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' No. —7—. Biettekeii
'ly in N. inprniog. askl
reached tho top of the
:we have to z o no be.
;Every thing smacks!
i ; cloor o t iens befure us
`'reeling in in arm chi
loranorning slipper*,
:and with another: glk
smoking a 'tLs Narks
'his mouth in a man-%
discritninate betwir4e
ratter slightly mails
:SOLI capaii,te ior enduai
looki sig(i a i t ito tathi l p
i ls
will splice ere is
-1--
him. wholly
whole ever
embellisbe whit wIl
Duthie
day fa&t
oauce.rio 0
tiyai dark
thoughtful.
manner sltr
tad to mak
moo, he is
vary far fro
the airless;
Unlike so
r op*nio
d panel
Altoget
pleagio
friends
ddicted
th cantle
"roue,
that h
apes tli•
rto* at
osier boa.
took
iodiguautt
Mark Mu
E21:11EIE
morgue
w Ito
walla/
through
lag wo
her mor...
come. or li
given filim
you plisse
The mo
room, wee
have to io
earn than t i
er's props
had bat a .
come to N
"(autism
Sod we ar I
tom" W
a Mea
he.was ee
ItTlherit are
with alma
rough has
will *Also 111
Under sea
by the am
think it be
cats.
tin yois
itty thci
s. itheii
.1' week
a y 1,4
" 6,11
positiv *
at murk
is dress(
oio of
OMe. 11V .
io a O f *
ag OLO‘ o
lodge 111
c
not of m
00V045 •
rk Mai
gold. go
maalit
de II
ly. kat
Yea: M
lant. all in
he a "pa
show. hi
niasef
*aided : it
CP' ON
RDA Y MORN!
• to Eden." he said. holding
ream. "I'll take her home to E
e will be to warm her tittle ha'
ud happy'!" •
tripping foeitstep sounds •long
hastening home vquh the pre
He reaches the door of has
re he opens it he takes a ely gl
here s.ts Ellen by the table se 1
arse. ind the lie iu the Ghillie I
glorionily
). be "ea merry. l am
ad to keep the little girl •ud
d he enters with •• bro
bt, Ellett ; jest look here."
e was told. der reader. bin
ottishmost when sits saw the
'11%41 Ellen, 6/sin: fras# her
?ro
it," l4>e
been
e t Lr o e p u l l i u e c d h .
ro • r •S h :o' l only'
thi o i
—l'll -telte and learnt bet .byl
at tier Ito bed, don't you Elk
of one biking a;favor, ..
to be itire 1 will," answered }l
, and giee•herla liule awallo
awake?" ind as;sbo spoke
r arms and pressed it to ber'eli
Itt to - Feta& a little baba lAA
aid t'lliau.- ••I4 to too.cold, gal
d heel?' inluired his sister. res'
ble. Whereu)on Allan net I
already familiar to the reader..
Ittao see the sturdy ntechatti •
little child before that bright bl
. Ohms on earth. it was on that
look upon such a scene akd k
every day in the world. Wont , '
.1111 strife apd fight and hat
leasing can' be puchased by
hey were 'Poor? What if al
n them? t'l'lrer knew each
ha y! They parents died
the world when they wars
.1 Ahoy thought They would •
hem as they used, and worthi
n Stay so icing."' Bait at !lieu::
pa and ma ,had gone to hefty
• pointed out iii the ii , d church,.
t one could not live withoitt
parents' grt.ves they plante.l
and watered them milli their t
it perfume mingled with the •
- sne,d the attachment between
was his cmitoin every night to,
dad and read alo4d. till nine o'cl , .'
led upon for t ietirin 4:) rest, l
• m it folks du, brcr.u ke he lilt 1
tit was agrUs! i )la to Ellen. N I
no. he did no t bring out his J
earned inclivad 0) ess . d the Ye
ce u she lay beforehtim on a
ell ever preil.ni.
in•givcu, myself • •' osid Al
tle closer to the tiro• •!ir 11..h.id
Pear thing! Pm afraid she
- cold."
au hat gawk. 1 thinitynotv.
"aud whao u!te wah..4. dear c
r her speak." •
L ing her up," said Allen; "I
!IT; yet I will Work 'mink' b
blevi yea, Allan, we can brin.!
eats!" 'With whit • - sweet br.
tfe girl utter tlio.e kind vr.yrd
ta i her Very t to tits!, @peke of
I enthrd known herself what it
Id••ecily for the bike . before he
cuArtka it. .
r little .
. dr.ori hes pitied be
we will uow p,u oo 4a the
with ua to a uaat brklt build
atreet,)an iliaugh it is rather
t4'& peep inside:7
first Bight ufsteire— ha ve an.
one more, end then y a mey
I the highest ceshion, but, ho:
and we .di4cover 111 trk Mister
r. hii feel ortiaaiented with
I- • ~ - • 1
gracefutlyCleveted on et deal to
I nce you will perceit/that Is
,t t' the curls of e oke Luning(
i
kr to convince ii- nue that he C.
'a
gootfatid a bid article.
but, n7‘ithatanding. he is a •
g great fatigue. -He is not 1.
stole Sallie or the term, bat
ruthing . marked and peculiar a
hose ••handsome young folio
you will see in all the print shl
likens and imperials. Ili• con
; is singularly prepossessing.'
Ong, and his forehead high;an ,
pr. there is something ekout(
and winning. something eitlenl
nd keep them. Like other yes°
o' the .pleasures of the times.
nything else but flesh and Wed
y. lle hsd read. the Corsair,. b
gentlemen without beckclytim'P
was at . and two believe
psi& to look misanthropic, or frti
world and its inbabitanip. Sock
• age of tareaty-ooe, and such y,
~ dela . fonder. What he wilt
keep •p the reputation we bet
o be found oat by following as
•
hese pigs..
introduced you to him is his hu
of his bir►h•dsy. aid which
!faced him in possession of act lass a
t unadollars, his ps,rticitt of his-iat
i
ts usather had received hers. 1
before left college; and had u.w
lith the ireention of remaining a
. 11. could draw well, danCis we f.
• had "a propensity for love
isuld be desired? Most peep?. jod •
d appearance; auzh being the c
using current" with a goad man
know, who would be seen aid '
by dress, and grasp as Cordial{
rinsed to toil. bet we are sure y
1 -se people are very. very sestet).
sues. and when a man is jedgsi
nay ho carries iu bis pocket, ri
cry use la play the gentleman wit
/
rton was w orth thirty thousand d 1 , ::‘
. pure GOLD . and he could affOrd to
fist Mark was not s genthintan or
I
dentin arhsart. and if he spent is L
at the arnist of it,ainongthooe w
R D ...t../
G, !OCTOBER 30, ,1852.
I "We:l." *4 he. after undergoing as Guy shave on
th morning in sysestion e ..ii;ii dui, 1 hewn Pleptrof
"ssitoner. I sand get some onei to !peed it wish me, some
bas that can enjoy it and un4lte me relish it ell gin better
I must give ap my old svai w t. and settle down It once.
bet
al steady . and se . r young man; keep good
re. cad get up in' lid pe n tr time in tiin nniriiing, so
hal the chambermaid will . Alit* ilk flog th e bell half
taste times before' 'etjr.' i Y. I'll get married. isid
lcl'll have some clonal litep the aim house to-rights.
is Allan Raymond $s Oar is build. 1 - premised
n I would call cud see lain about it to-day. and now,
think of the matter. I'll bilf as good as mvword."
Just then the doot-balfra4vioiently. bud a moment
fierwards the servant enternd with a letter • directed I.
•Ilierk klesterten."Escl." •; '
the
Oft.
1
I L
gnt
His
you
10.
ha!" he hittgbe4. breakiregthe Seal. ••they net
t !bought of puttisir 'Esquire' to toy Imam instil they
*Ow I had nosey: ha! ha ' they never- thootrht of that
Awe! • pleter mind. 111 nuke those that base sheen
ied me hereto:tore • writhe beneath my lash,: They nev
lettbooltitt of that!" . Ile opened the letter; it read as
falcons: .
Il
MY Ueia 3laatc•-1V•'11 have th• *upper riled). at
aioe•precisely. Will you come? I desire your preoeucer
- I Yours. truly.
1 '
, . , ELT 840111 T.
P. 5.: 7 -Excuao nly chirography. l'ac In'a deuce of a
•
Iherry. . '' • i • i '• . .
i
i latort. and sweet!" ej46cilateti Mirk, as he -finished
lit." ••; prodtised hint sonui time ago l• would attend his
'patty,' and l•somiose l tonst: but-actually these fashion
able dinners are ruin: to bo'boree. I most break than
Wait soon as possihie ''''' . •
she
-ek.
ht
d 1
in
ted
Oh,
hi%
'hue sayingahe crashed the note• In his hand and
threw it on the fl itse. In • short time be wee yrak- walk- .
log leisurely through the streets. in the direction of Al
lee house. Now M irk wee a"' high-spiiited
young fellow. and he did not think—es niony.otkers do
who have fortunes. that he was going out , of his sphere
by paying a visit to thohumli'le mechanic. fisilnd long
known Allan. they hed played together, and nttily's the
time. on a wiater's morning. they fought and snows
balled vim!, other to their hearts' content. Mark had •
soul that dared to do whet wee rigllt. tiro opinions of
others to the contrary/Rod never shrank from the prlotecs
'too 'of the weak and innocent when it. was in his power
to IN of serv're.
and
133Z1
It was eleven o'clock when he arrived at the home of
Allan. The stnap had just i bies• (risibly cleaned. and .
everything outside 'looked to tidy and es. byiglit as a new
pin. Tholosvors were all in th e windo w, placed there
by Ellen's own haed,-oOdoubt to smile a welicome to sill
wise come that way. Stork knocked at thidiseir; he wait
ed.' moment. but no one came to let him iul lie gave
auother knock, and hi fancied liehiard • rosOing noise
inside. 7t was Ellet; "fitting op." - She hid'esiest him
sewn upon the steer.kad cash. caught si glimpse of his
"Dice clothes." she thought it would not do to let her
place look quite so "uiiside down." end heraylf **so out.
of sorta.yeseutly la' light step rail along the hall.—
Mork cob juit hear lt..and.before he bad hardly time to
lasers !bat it wen. jibe door flow open; and there stood
Ellett Warden& her face suffused with blushes. "I'm
afraill've intrildedM said Mirk; shaking her corilially
-by the hand.
th
the
look
son
ittle
len.
lAry
its'
"14$, no. so. I'm !afraid I have kept yea waiting tiro
long." Ay replied. btlishieg more than ever. "Brother
will be here at twelve, int! I did,not—"
••Expet me A;11 lie dome," saiil Mark. interrupting her.
and tie the same,tiine i.vitichor 'pretty laud atiothergen
tle sq reze. • •;. .
•41 eliy—"
[ .
I ' : i••
"NO Iliiit;?; 11031. 4,iv victim' Word; I know how it i
and I don't want to bb modeteorriany of."
It would he impoodlde to tell haw this opennes on the.
Part of M irk was re ved by the rerliie girl. "t is more
.t.hand , have any right i o expect." sheettioultit. end mice
or tA ice WM/ aVirig to thl!ilk him for hi kind language,
but she could 'not muster collie:1i tti o it.
...Yon ninig rite ery Warty." JIM' Mark; looking round
,th 6 tidy little ro in."Everytl *ntabout imitate snug and
comfortable -) 1
ieWelljas to that," th rePlied, blnehlug gajir, fur sly;
could-riot helpit. "i hate such a lattlelbox that soli
o 'with hand. of id keep it in order,' an as I rise at
re to gel All his breakfast, I have a Nile more time
: p h
• --
th 1
%al
'QU have a new rani here, toi4" said Mark;
Itle girl gently upon the bend. "A visitor I
, ught her home not long ago, endue we can-
not find her parents, he fife he will bring her op end
give her an education."
r'Att!" said Mark, turning toward thn window. • there
comes the gentleman hirnselfL . -rather early
_too, I think
for iiim." In a moment more Allan was in ace room.
and then such a Fiaartj shaking of bands'. it Would be al
most impoWrible to describe the scene. .
"Why, bless your burteit heart." Said Mark. after Al.
lan had made diem fiftyf different apologies for-keepirig
him Whip ng so long. ••Spd were punctual as %heeled."
••1 thought--". •
••Gatnruou. nonsense! coo thought wrong. You came
plenty time enough. and since I have briars sitting here
everything looks so nice that l have quit, a mind to stay
to dinner t"
Stay to dieser! NOW it Witsleo'. turn to apologise.
She had not beau to unlike! 'that tiiorsiiog. the botcher
had disappointed them. and. bor bread was sot quits as
"light" as she teamed it.
Make an honored excuses •if 'you like." said Mark.
'•but unto I em d +semiarid en ass to dinner." • tie aid
stay. and a merry lima .theyi had alit. Ellen laughed to
think that Mark had ,Bach l an appitile for pork." and
"little Eva" was su-merry that she almost cried. Doing
dinner ant a word was Apulian about Mark's sew house!.
aad the reason of his vilit, Allan appeared to be afraid'
to speak; 'lest he shouid happen to drop a word which
could be supposed to apply to it. But allot all was over.
aud Mark wino to go. holuietly took Allan aside. sod
made him such an alreei,that every lord he attired went
directly to his heart.
•'Yolk are a noble felksw. sir." •uid Marks Prlimiat Isis
haud. **l' admire genii Sir. and if ever yolk shorild want
a friend, yes will know 'where to find one." and thus say. ,
lug Mark shook each one.lsiodly by the hand and depart- . i
ed. Allan might be thoughtless: but he was.alwmfe
grateful for the slightest 'faier shown him. Mirk's kisiol
words baths:lnched his fealitiga, and mans a time that
ternoon while being sithis work, the' tears would trickle
down his sunburned che'eka, (all hie eNerts to check them
failed) and roll off upoit'hie rough and sinewy hands.
• ! Cr!ixrfts. Ist. l
g ? Jost pee week froUS the day ru•ntioned in the .last
a ; chapter Allan lieymodd was brought home almost dead.i
u _lie had fslle4 fro r a lifgh scaffold, and bruised and meal
pled his limbs ho ibly , . In the mOrningihe had left hie
-, 4 •
sister in' his astral health, and.with tiii"heart. if anything
lighter than ever. E le e
alerted backward as she beheld i
his shapeless - from, a uttered' a shriek, which sounded
wild and terrible, Hillr bait fell wildly over her slioti I
den, and her hoe mid sts white as thwpele rose, whet
faded by the witheringlirenth of winter. !She spike to
hied, caromed him. hia, Mimes sync earmisPOs 'Weed' :
lag—he aaWber not.
,Sly brother. my bOdatur:"'ale raid olspoing backslid,
terribly la here, "•P• if illt say • ward!" .
IMO
New York.—,l9
~'~' ~: 1
. it , 1
,
-
- Hilt! wit / t and,ii di tas she ketosis by the bedside
Li coda his rich temp ,a. 'The voice so iweet and
inuskial. i;see . s more like that of au angel than a being
of dart mood e sphere. Bat hark; The murmurings
of that tidy t at war have heard 'heron/ giving a "wt.:-
coase;laokie" Allan. and now whit all her strength lit-
I
tielkia aisle ton. (oameideo by, him in coniraimeot to,
Mark) is prayig God to Make ker "dear paps batter."
(s
To son that lit child with her small white hands clasp,-
ed so 'tenderly aogetierby the bed-side of the dying man.
ii eourigh to thlich die tenderest sympathies of one: na
t4iie. I And is 'pile Ewa. Waterton, the poor deserter}
one that Altairgond on the-co!d stone step a few,nights
age? t Yes. th in k God, it is—redeemed, regenerated and
reocie•d from the danger, which awaited her! ' '
Through eh, long. dark hears of the night, she waited
by his, bedside With Ellen, idd when morniag broke she
cloied her Halt - eyes in thankfulness to GOd far relieving
him of his "girt Irian."' arid Milting hi in so " very hap
py." ! Week* I rolled , on;ed Allan became better each
day r .eintil at lahebe grew ' well and strong that he Wes
el O
able tit resertiOltis work.' I goe" again it his beloWed'oe
pupation. so %dug upon 'his. throne was happier. The
sweetiamiles of Ellen and Ova; as they welcomed him
home at aligiit,,,,, filled his' cirri of happiness to the brim,
and hp thanked God for shdelering so many rich bless
ings tip his lhead. t Th 4 lived triveher thus hapitly
for yeah, and 'lever thong); of separation-until Eva arrolr"
one dig of hating too audit done for her. and thut it Was
high time shil did somelthing for herself, and e elver
as mach as potiaihle to Make some return' for 1 kilad
nese -Abe had ticeived atlther hands At fi t Allan and
his siii4r would not lister! ter I Word she id ahont le,abr
ing:alnd took it all as "a clavier j o k e , . But Eva grew
more i earnest every daitterbn the subject, until at l a st
they h 'eh gaye s t rclutetorit cionsent to her "first to go 'avid
try it." Allstile saw ;he pretud . spirititif the poor girl, and
he made
up his mind thativhatererher feelings tuwiard
him Might hejehe shuntd.'ilwayi be independent of! the
world. 'Era new that Allan bad bard work to sapient
himself and si t itir, so she made up her mina to endure
everylthing ra ey than bee tax upon his generosity sad
noblebatore ny long'r. ,
Asalis'inz• in Allan's Lice on the ...rain of her, de
parture to tie r new residence (he lied procured a board
' ing him, fur her) Ewa looked more 'boan::lut thaw we
recollect of or r seeing her before . Her youth and girl
ish innocence the happy 1114i10 over visa about her ru
,ay liliii , the be itching dirndl - Arlon her elite. her
lag cheeks. d her latge bide - or es so elognehe wart
4 1 2
modeling and wiliness. A made her a breathing pici
tore Of one of nd's inostaiiii and perfect creations. Her
fair round ne . her well-derveloped bust. and the sym
metrical prop mons of bit figure, betokened the early
ripeness of iht denhtuod. t As oho stbod there in the hall
of Allan's Ito e, with her +tall white bonnet( -thrown
hack! from h r forehead. and her delicate hand.clasp
ea inlhis„ a t r drop Qua rigid iii her eye , and rolled out
i i
span , her elle k. Bite ki t ed them "good bye" puce.—
but that won' do for All he must taste the nectar of
thos• rosy lip again. t 1 .
"dome. come, brother," said Min, "yon will tear
poort Eva's benuett off 111.1ou area not more careful."
*ll'll a aver have such • chance again, Pat afraid."—
said he. and at the seine 'tine' stealing another kiss. '
I "Well, hu her tight, 11111sn , hug her tight." said El- -
1
}en, the demi es it all ro ; laving nal"
I
"qo she du s, so She d etil, God bless her son!!" and
Allah gave E a another las, as hearty is the
- first. The
foirliceieug ki imprinted kiss after kiss on their lip.; an
titahP 1 ) :71a pun the thrtilicild pf her early home, then
Gamin nag I the stren gth she - bad left, she almost tors'
If from
DEZITIE
P P l v shkd [heal
men }uil agett
in an inotant•
world, with n
11.1 . 4-pnor E
aed e, with bs.back to-courrow, and
:" Ole ghdbd 114stpy dim a the street, lind
*as out of sight. ;Now she's alai:101u the
yk allsir her, no oue to protect'
one to, ;1
ISlatte
'ft ,fittfli IV,
•
Taoist!, yeala have'paered aiyay 'ducal the events re
corded in the opening of onrstory. Twelve years.) and
whet a chanen: Eva Nitstertoit. rescued from a life of
abscise and rrtisery. [ is livinron irons day Po day in !rant
and penury. come hither. ell the leor!d. and 30*W-upon
this picture , want. Cane ?tither. rich lady. in. all t
glitter of yowl silks' aud plume,: come !tithe:. min • er.
Chriitieu, an reforutist:' come hither ell' , to the haut
boy distant,' ttd with me ton' t its
spo^ M
a saddest piMere
j ;:l
on life's variit d page! Y11)12 See her Ito*, poor Eva Mu
tation. the S'eamstress. itegleMect ind alone. She is
woilting the flettit from herboisea to gain an honest liv
ing in her gairet!home., To ace her - there by her table.
her cheek resting upon liar hand, her eyes all - red with
~
weeping—it is enough to move the stoutest heart. She
is MSS of the ktintld:sirterifelad who silkier all the "stings
and *wows 4 outrageous ! cottune," a ith uncompla;ning
enddrance. God heigiven hey the ialno feelings, the
SIIIIIii thouiht?a, and' the.eitme hopes. as 3:surselr, bat he
has jeep fit ti place her where the noblest attriliutra of
her Woman's stint would be ptiritiLdand made more fit
to' reign ill H even. ButWho'can l eek into the depths
of those Woo shot.eyes without some touch of pity?
"Poor irl. thy pallid cheek, sad languidlurin -
n,.,
otches' sorrow, toast 'foyers."
.
Who, use !Sok upon that brow once bright and beauti
ful, Sow wore with cars .and Sorrow, without being re-
`misled of th -Poet's touehiursong:
I •"0b b t to breathe the breath
• Of I. cowslip and,primroge sweet!
E With he sky above my head.
And t p gi 2 ass bet:tech my feet.— •
For o' la one short hour •
To fetas !'used to feel.
Hefor 'know the•woes of want.
:Sod t e walk/the. costa a meal!".
Suriey . well the a4rtment of Era Mesterton. for each
there apeakri of itier patient AtllTeriug. her kind
andigentie di ritioh. he has just rotuiued from, her
employers' a p. with solos work Which will earn a scan.
ty mom. sea ely sufficiiint to purchase the morrow's
meal. Her • . nnel and iiitchel she hes hung by the wall
over her la. e, and hertittercd cloak she pas thrown
utigiigeutly liar. the Irank of her chair. The shirt on
which • she iu ko work is, Ulready spread out before her,
while her baWet, cotton; ii od scissors' remain as she left
them when 4he started out in tile morning.. The dee;
, i
table at whih vise sews ii covered with a cloth so rag.
ged that ii viiill hardly h Id together, and
- at her feet rests
s band-box 'Ouch conta i ns a new dries to be altered for
a lady patrol; over the slay.
.Close behind hirethair you
le
viiit!observe?,he elute et ' t where she Mores her daily
food, and if ion will Imo a hide higher up you will see
the Old brokUn pitcher hi' has lasted her to drink from
(or !heaths. Mid bits side is the candle which she work-
.4 with durihg the long and dreary hours °Utile night
You,see thelpicture now Complete, you see it as it really
t
is. innoceu iit and troth !iarronnded brwant and tempt
salmi. an an e I
'mid penroy and sin", and still that bright
and, bseatifot being, that ; God, originally emitted her.—
Behold that rook of . soppiessed misery. rich man. behold
the tear tint in those mild bins eyes. and than go borne
and . dream of money bar and- alsoisen I You will
have jour diy. and God is merciful. and just ! .;
4h! what soused is the approaching the doer of Eve's
room! Hist, 'tis a (noisier tripping hastily airbag. sad it
we are net ipaatly reiriaken. we, blip beard she seam
Witte. Ail, die *us, assimW eriongh k's hoe-
•[id with tours in her eyes.
Si 5C1..." TEAR, in Aiivisae•.
NUMBER 25.
est Allan Raymond almost dot of breath, and lig/Indio*
rolling off his cheeks in hogs drops,
"•liless me, Eve:" said he clasping' ber_smill whim
han?.s, "I have had such a Fiats in finding this•pl
suzb atime!"
••You must have forglOten my direction then."replied
tiEva.`with a smile. •• for 1 gyve It youcorrectly."
I Well, maybe I did blest soil;` maybe I aid. But =1
have such news, such glotious news! Ellen is now quit,
I Well, and I have becatim a rich' men 1 Think of that.
I . All..nft•iymeind a rich swan I; 9tacions•ate, Eva. I'll
have a splendid span of horses. a apleudid earrings. a 5o•
I house * and you 'hidl be one of the finest ladies •in this
greet city ! Think of that. Eve, think of that I"
• The words ware hardly out of Allett's mouth heforti
I he commenced dancing and jimPing about the rim:like
.
•
• Madman. i
When did )ou get all thii good news 7" said Ev 4
Washing deeply.
Why!. you see the lawyers. after three long years dee
b4e. have seen fit to,•give,rny riAhklul @bare of my tithe
er l e property. and 'Mirk—ar/1.'140n% blush , you ratio
rogue. You.—has ptid me a large sum for building hie
new house, much morn than rt !deserve, and insists 'hit
1. shall have the one we hire if
Pore Allan's pallet,swelled to each a size that he meld
nO 4 t.say what he sifts to, andiEss laughed ao l hopart.
!ty tha.t even if he he'd spoken he tong{ not bits board
Bat with all hls kindness hit gave her- "a good talking
ii "
to" for being such a naughty I
d to work so hard, and
live so pond). without letting hi know it. Bleashigeon
thee, llv l a ; blei , inge oil thylp tient and gentle 1131dere t
blessings ou Eby .
.independenee in prafering the crust of
bread sod pallet of itiaw,Liintlr i n
than live upon honest
Allan's bounty ! i
Three Weeks from the,tbefo
were living torther, as Ms? Ist
where they had' both 'passed
Mark hid tried I:13 brat to multi
but fiuditig all his attempts wj
coure:ed, and corn tnitttd matli
start. dear reader—yes. with A
They had all been talking it o
never before had courage arm
head. Well; bless their heart,
and out of reach of all the tro
Cre occasions is thit world
seamstress, deserves all :the'h,
and ,if this little tale. as rudelyi
guy way to cheer and strengthi
gentle siiiterhood of which sh
014 be abundantly paid forth
Slerisings , rantliem all, as over
loveb God's integt.
. • . I St* VO
.lis no use re! the -man w i
'mu . to. sif dewireitid leek et''
help hint teni of hie difficulti
hinisell. The answer , come
shotilder to the wheel. end tin
.• Stir yourself," is echoed a '
sidet to him who sleeps or loafs
breed ebraed by labor is sweet
is a)bitter inorsal and mouldy 1
• There are always duties to I
exercise, which demand oar ,
who neglects them cen eXpe`ct
bait are the faverabla circurn.
•
not I to requi:e him to l';.ber de
and his [may eat. still the gr
hirb, and his own happiness,
reqdires hiin to arise and culti
dreds of 0ur,41'0..v craature
audjnoii4e-can thrifst (Art re r,
ly askini. •....ltn I my brother' 1
And how can a young me .
expittet t) succeed, in any thing in
Bia l iness will not came unsott ht
Along unattended t,• Activit I
required. or the s teels will sti k
' Lifeihoold estnada by of of
moving. and roll th i ebell beta I
an liCcumulation that t ivonld miild
Inactivity is tie sure-way to ruin
up. then, ) ou lazy drones• v'r , ho a
or rocking in your easy chairs, en
have to do should be done at btea
Time never waits fur the Iszy.i
so should he be. , tie. theu, and
dust fly. Now is the time.. Llp
r.lcrrna Mit.t. the follovv:n
some time shseb. of mill est b
chemical principle. in (mint of h
A geutleMan , travolint in tls t
overtook a farmer draggitig . a
horned sheep along the road.
"Where are )OJ going with •i
asked the traveler. • .
"1 oat taking, hitn to the mut
&mid over.'!
"The matrix mil!! 1 'laver h
will opt with you and wi:ne.s the
They arrived at the will; the,
late the hopper. end almost itnm l
They then descended to a lose
fuw moments, there was ejicte
ceiling. four quarters of excethint
rocco leather, a wool hat of thri
head. (handsomely dreastd) a ,
powder horns.
Were it not forth fact that t,
pete r " we should Nei dipposedt4 dispute it.
• Oar. or THoSAO CAST43:I:I: . O 16CLIOS is
GLASCOW.—A respectable- apditiccary named Fife, hid
over the door iu Tiongate. painted in large leitens.-"Esra.
p:erced by A. Fife," Mewling the• ope ration .young la
dies submit to for the purpose; of wearing ear•risgs. 7 -
Fifes next door neighbor, was is; spirit dealer by the name
oT drum. Cit•npbell and his brother Daniel, assisted by
n'th!rd party, who we believe, is still living, got • long.,
thin, deal board, and painted on it in capitals:--"Tbe
spirit-stitriii(DruM, the ea r -piercing Fife." This they
nailed one night over tae contiguous doors, to the great
annoyance of Drum and Fife.
,and to the great !nose
meht of everyone else in Glasgow BrtOdi Review.
L 7" Wisnox or Tows L4tif.L.Ta, why don't you
buy a heo, so We could have lid the eggs we watch
..qty deer, one hen would.not lay all the eggs we
want."
••Why, yes it would. Pa, we only use a doss° aggs •
day, Ind a good hen would certainly lay thermany.7 •
Our devil 'bpi this young IWO* s sister to the aitai:
who thought that milk was pumped'out of cows fad tits,
tail was the pilaus-handle!
QT CumiGED 1115 MIND..--It is staid that - G /leo
doe% think so much of "that rich brogue" in Ohio as
did some low rays ago Ile says fns •'doti't can; a Can
how wet end meth:ly they get after this."
Q 7 Ohio, Penvoylvimia,i Indians. Maryland and Floral
ide, hide emphatically deelartal that Geo. Scott *ld mei
be the next Preeidest. All the rest of the States exisepil
four, say the earn' thiag. ;1"
ET Tho whits 'rely ppoo 900 fa* argoamot Alf plif. •
nit down Geo. Fierce: Too WO to task. ansicia t
proooloo, out Ai Indiana, 04io. aid Poosoylvesiotl4:
. ,
lions oikovr ' • i
. .
r.
1 4
i 1 0
lik-11.iflaink:siavietif to he op E d v deniici
Eva. they
Omany happy hours.--
him accept the house.
' !ro useless he grew die
'otty himself with—don't
tan's charming sisterl—
iker for a long while. but
gh to bring matters to'n
they are all happy now.
le that want of filthy la-
Eva Masterton. the poor
ropiness she , now enjoys.
iconstructed. shall tend in
one orthepatient and
!ED
was once a memper. eie
hour spent in writing ft.
man will reiterate who
MI
;cue cart is 'stack in the
I or to call on "Jupiter An
4, while he does nothing
ift ch. •4 Poi your own
yon miy expect help."
lid re-echoed from every •
I -while others toil. The
but' the bread of idlenem
t that.
-rfortn.,and fuiactio to
ratiention. And no one
to prosper in the end.: If
ances with any man, as
ly for thb bread that lA.
oat fielVof labor is .before .
as will as that of others. I I
fade it. There are hen- .;
wlio need our avistance.
tvibility by significant
4eperl"
ust entering upon life.
e.gl he stirs himself"—
nor wilt it carry. itself
. nd constant effort are
in the mire.
on, and one must keep
iin, if be would create
1 - life hippy and useful.
and-wretchedness. G et
• rotting in your At '
d stir round. What
and well done. too.
le is always busy; and I
fly round. Make thof
! and stir you.self.
is a description given.
ishelf one queer
mi
villages down East:-
section of the country.
eau. wretched looking
at • miserable animal?"
u mill, to have
_him
.rd of
. laA:a thing;
p t ocesa. o
beep was thrown alit*'
diataly disappeared.--
■partmeot. and. in a
from a ipout is th*
tattoo. two sides of too
fin quality. a sheep's
d two elegant carved
it above is "in the ta-
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