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1:X11.$ OF
, ADVERTIBING.
r.;-• I,..,cte.hr: g il Acf,mseye4r. . , $3,00
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- .. il to -.4... ,, t , i - h5 cent, rot each bilbeeitueut tuseruiln.
.1 , r. i -Cr- kas I• the privit,V.l.l)( eltatiz,e,.., at p1,•:, , ,ii re,
t, A are iill - wi eA • to uecupy mote than twutiquanesoutdte
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t.l t. ;, it .1 t t nor ttirett.Ctlf, will be tt.serteJ till
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SINESS DIRECTORY.
At , STIN.
Lott t tke nna of (1. L.o,otii Y (
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- . It • •V•tr 1-rte, Prim t.
KEEN.\N.
LA:42 at R. J. Roger'a hat Spre
1•r• 1 .t.
C & - stETc.‘Lr,.
:11,1 r. i..a Ile:- arprt; , , and Dry
NO. I 111( d 111.1UAV.
_ 11-I.I.VNIS ..
%vaiGtrr.
14.:)'( r, t.6.l4l:mdr.Liver coin. unew
%Vail' 11.1 , l'i•fl tit•poite• Also
le- 4.; ti , l- 1- 1.1.m. and Jill Part+
1.1,1',,m111, Itiock.corner or
, • :-...,1:;4re
f (111/,
J. (;• & ‘V. I. %lILLs. •
P 3:ld %%' , h.•-llr• .11 f;ra - r , r.e.t. Liquor!.
1.-0. re.„:, and l'ickl,•d tlya-
I -ter, Ill•ru.v.tr , lll, r 4 valrd ,Irti7it'S cif
•1 '••• , •I J. No 3, it:Olt...nes Block,
-.tr I:. S I'3
• 1V Mt; GutTala.
it iup t: 14. lr Oy•-tvr. II„ from J. G. !Nis
or kto btch%% I te, ‘Vtivie,ale at'ltA%
A r. JArtc,t,s.,tarlit. Kne. Pa.
g !t .`c SLOAN.
1 ;. I Ikx*..,trilattk
Peit,t , r; Carle. $4l. ti, dr,.. ! • N n's tunv
• tV.i
POTNTEI.I. - JoHNsfi)N'A.: ti.•
rf. uri G ti zitteN, tw6 dc.oro \Veld of the
'F. 11. MI Wit
rne•er I.;' Cana ieS, Fruit;
, 11.-r 1 eluv: Ic,ll s dr_ c 0 .4 Enc.
OMEN
J()EIN.,
Ory avpl th , Greatest variety
-
•', -41,k V. o , and Dry.Graccries
~ 14,-.11, FrWI, IVOthietl,
S 1.•. Poss.
Strt..
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611 tpf t• rt 1 , ! les )16 I
I'. • IN
SV \I; S. LANE.
ant Caur:sellor at Law.
r! IN:,:t11-111-rcur•her
I, t I':
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i• 31; 1 to •2, 6 6: Ta P. 11.
L. STE V. A Hy, '• d.
• J Si: - II EA N O.
11_ Cl„ . M:ill.”1 , 1.1 MC - 17 4:•. •- ti,
• n .-r a .1.. ;:ne :Ip:•er Jake Stearuer:,
1.11).:1:1,i,•& Co.
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La:e , il I h{t urn' 11,irt. _
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t. F ~t rr
TI OW\
lioretatt.ti, second Ware
•• P 4,- Pr ,Pa-,
tt, I.illlle
r. t o %%oil
t, r - . Stnutt,ott.4, Pmpellerd.
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,‘,, ro-,..1, ~,4—.4 Wire, corm r --of French awl Fifth
• • ' ..1 •• i• , 4i . , 1.1. r,.. Et•,-1.1 , ' rare on 1".,4 , tlt ,tract,
r • -• • ' 0 . , . ,• f ki.4l , ,,nry If :-.:t
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r" n. 'A. , I:l)Ttier of French :1:1,1 Fifth Si.reets,
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04 }JENNE •
i Reln in Pry Goods, Graerries,
.1.,,5n : I rv,. 4%, r 111 : 11 I lardw .ITr. if LW. etc,* .1.41 , 1,
. 1.1:1: irk. war helumf
... ice., k Spring,, tun, a general
iwot ct Sa.thly Lc:i.ti t acriag ..
S. ;111-.ItVIN
FY Al ni1.1..1•1,1.Ce o the l'eace. ani Agent for
inn e IL -qtr acc Company"— , Oct; 3 doors
t 11. right:, .t.re. v.. _ . _
'GEORG L 11. (1 . 11,E1t,
11 . Al I.t \%, rtIT; ty4 , lDt) 1 . 71. eAliiefttiOn.. and
Jett to ciimjatch.
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i'onmit,ac,tl Morchata, on the Pahlte Dock. east of
t, Nla4lt r an.t White. r ieh,:•etalatitly (or *ale..
• 1.. EIG & Co. •
.i t.A.ID RS 111 rI:ofV16•11 and Domestic Dry
rerolt Hume C14.411,1tJ. tix-L§ auil S.hoes, &c., No. i
,• h. :MAW rife. t, L:r
:MAR.:SHALL ATVINCENT,
‘; in q"anisnat)y ball bulk:lug
on Fie rroyhooolkir2.'4 ottice.E.rlC.• _
• Ml_ ILKAY WHALLON,
COl Nfli.l.t."lt a t I.a.w—Qffirovt.r C. B. Wrixlit's
Purance (my th3or N est of State wool, on t h e Diamond,
I . IA ES. •
3r 1 1 r) . f ti 4 Grvcore;, Crockery, iiardwarr,
Ure.ott IVA New el.
JACKSON,
Dr!, i;oxerte , , Vont ware, Queens Ware.l , ime,
elieap,ide. E pa.
- ILLfA3I
M Am - It I 'phr,lliter, alit! L'odertaker, Corner of Slate awl
rfle.
it'll.ll.• & YVH E It,
r and Retail tlealerr, ut Drug.. Medicine' ,Paisas, Oils.
tce , No. 6, Rt , rd Ilouw, Eric.
JAMES LYTLE,
NXI3LF Nlereilant'lailur,,,kin the puhl luane, a few door*
vl :taw ,Lrt ut, Er,e,
JoIIN 11. lA:IcTON & .
/.1 k vn it pr-r lir n Medicines, Dye Stuffs.
Nr.
I , lt. O. L. E1,1.1 - 6 - ffr,
- R&All11.11t beriti.iti and dwelling on the
South bide of the- Politic Siltrarei Ilf t , doer Eal l
_the Erie Batik Utiadiog. Teeth Ifigkettedan
%ea Gold (win one.to uo entire *tit. Carl =
1111P1 with pure Gold. and rersored to health and Ude
' , ipaned wit ruturnta ond ikentAkie 1 1 4
eteatogiiii A.O work Warrauhtd.,
t
T -- ieaTt
M. ell A PlId„ RP.SIDENT DF:PiTIf
or (lid Diamond. Ove'dooPo 00 of
lOC.' I ll' Itio . Erirei relooodble, sod alt work
Erie June Es WM.' 1 6
1)109
1/4a
TRUST IN GO
I=
RELIES!
KITHERIN
41!,a,
slo.1;
41.3 n -n in oncl7ionll
f-.!! 111 Cd nal Lilt. Q 9 if.
grauad wit:laatly far
elalis so ot)icaroil tba
ilidth3tit sat t•
I!1^ 1;108 !m:d
twrsolf of th 4 re
da!lizht.
Bie.ly flew her filq,
haste, she w wid trim
leaning* her head abs.r
sliaila of 4)•1116 Ar.l it
aut szlin, as if stt,lif •
Cauuzlits. s':e wrzl.l b
voys es;;;etooss. purstt
lougtit the istloit
1 7 7 t.
I:
-
as la,t operation
scarcely .b.t) aryl the p
head 14 •at the 'her • •
is a laaa itnp itieo: to
'•
Q lite ready, 'Mr
will y•A; 7"
51)e n•a3 hick 11Z1i11.
KAteriue was sitting
iaginto the bed of
templ4t,ve.pard
=1
K ite-!"
etuse t.i her side, nnd
her n did you
did you azre3
**Three q.I '.in•rr i
yam are
, abmt thi m
hand ctrosva:7,ly an tl
• ..1 11l
I 1111.1
'Berta.—•'it's rothin
comfort right nearly
EEO
" Why really !" ex
—"to hear that, •olc
you had,somethe6 h
J
Wiparters is not within
atiaarared my quaatio
day.••
" Pear 'Berta !"
treated strangely with
—" you would not Is
pain it has cost nos to I
me forever froai . tni,
f have dons it; it is to
" Is It 7" cried '8
next thought was—" l
ready by that tints . ! t
ydn-shoulii be se paint
plain, who only ere t , '
" You take it far gr
oceision)'
SI
IMEN=II9
311i5rettanti.
sa PERSEVERE,.
ET 0
I VrM ohj[Wooo
Brotheir. is lift
Ilact the soul
I. the earth in
Would'm the
Chem up. broti
Look above.
Soon will come
•"Trost in Gc
—.eft to shins;
letkness shred.
if at thy lot r uins?
POI. ha thy vision
ate: light is near:.
the next transition.
d and parsavara:"..
Brother, has lif
Hast'thou so
Friends proved
Foes rejayn
Cheer up. hint
Waiting fort
Foos forgiving,
”Trust is Go
I 'a hope reeeded. •
joys• 1-
ght its to, vai ; -
Also whets 'mist! aisded.
at thy paha? I
l er, there!ir a - blessinl
ae—never fear;
ins confessing,
and persevere!';.
Brother, all thit
With united
Though the wr.
They tiat,it
Tea. tnyhrothe
Drive tkiee n.
Soon 'tu•i:! vsni
"Trustju G
He, from ilia hi
Watches eve
He wilt see eec
Which }or,r
Cheer u ; .. broth
To dry up t'.•
thu' d,vke
—Trait in G..
Brother. tkore's
ututz for t
Errother, thbro's
C riot in me
Wait, than; toll I
Clo•-s round
And till ealled,S •
"Trh-st ih G •
s round ere calling j
Nice. •'be strong!"
age of earth be griffin!,
le their streugth ere 'Ong
tho' troubles
r to dark despAir.
h like a lubble,
and per!
eve re!" 1 .
itheaven 1 /
atep you take,
It
fetter tien,
oes in angpr I a; ' •
,r, Ile li‘i po
, r
1 ,
bitter tear. (
1
Is teiniests lo..vev. •
! and persevere:'!
'visit 'lumber
oe in the grave;
a glorious number
cv deeiges to save
We qui@ oven
`tee cal and clot.
lin'earth' to heaven,
and pemevere t"
h thro-ue
IZE
MERE
MI
E INC
E 12371
MUM
114PTI.Ei
Ir apt 11.! , 1r (h e!os
. of a d
r,v
wander
MEM
min
MEM
ung, gfraw
tlas:i
cuni qunn
rs ; rot aspito Iler app *rent
tvi lheiff.ay .4.vn hAr pso, ifeo
ctedly on her ! haul. look out vr;th
• 1 rsr - S4.(iiito ttie 74!totial
nlr rarSod,ng back hdr . v.tzratit
-ore her pg.% and u9l
.
liar
4% fi
'ts be
alas
BE
"Ara v,)u il..nis. ra
a gon'
'Berta ran.tn d. he
enter
et de
honz
hie•
i ~~i
vioa
I.irra
=BEI
I i utir. 're,'
MGM
time
•T 7
ZI2!
£EM
1E23
ME
'ye
that
"tll,o't vUJ think
EMI
I know it dans ini
=
• vy a
oars.
CIE
a K .
ler
gli a
'nem•
i
ow
Buts
d at
•
e re
sited
• Oh, no—but the'
fur anything like 34( 1
married 'most be a
with such a devoted
suc's a pleasant hom
only one dat'''a rid. f
be the most grateful
if /should indulge " 1
be, here without yeti
all day anttwhen he i
you know be is so f l
gets soon sleepy—l
0211
to, r ; to—all our ow
.in . —why Bute i yo
ad
i ppiest period E kit
self On thinking how le
fer ther is in the he.
do cisme hem% in tit
red (ding about hi. far
fight Weedy get myself
:er.tu are quite. ight ;
ate I and t ought to .
1
wh :iv atranie p
of ', y wedding day."
se r. Wbertou l" as
i
no es to their fullest
it ere beyond the -•
•ra t stake al the idea
pee re bretlies.in.law
_beleid !a any 1
" You are right. d
Katherine—" l ate
but you cannot Mitt
upon me when I (tit!
"Why. don't yeti
opening her large
oxpreesiON as thong
-a young head like
sow-pared as her pr
her partial indgenton
N ~.
"Lava oiast" rep
will know . ho
Y" 76!11,
"Ira dovetHott ; but
sort cgreseutinartt
tojpy wirriep ds:fe
=II
r. - .
"77
Bulletin)
'S BRIDAL:
DENT. ';
213313
j,
:1 ,
inl ,
erk ivoer dly. end
howl had h.ve:a waitar-
Ink flakes, uhz? began to
i;»,t ' ( wring ch. , frozan
•:• Of ime. Tao Mosey
Ire, ~ at the r.iotn where
4ark, and she dreg
Ie to _0%4 W. ).V. to
rit 1111
of dila fast failing
4«d and soa:ai - ; acid: just
4 comloletad, a yobng gi:rj
of childhood, pat• but fair
,your Later, Kite? Torn
loliver it to Tom, for ino,
I s :bjilding:an.
• ,hid
tetaliy berate'
y .c 0415. i
by the time
t itwev. end
ho fire l look.
like the oou.
{~'l
C tprc»cil
le a lour stool
r. se she dt
ith ata ea. 4r curioaily to
H Ina ill • out it at one.:
i s ?len 7"
Ireith ! how earnest
'''rand Kat arino laid hu
lled brow.
ettilto be earnest 1" said
'inner:tit hairpiness, sod
• ;
tad Katherina drew a deep I
d bet siater ia a jocislar tone
'ollirki." one would Lltiok
guar heart. it is wall Mrs'
' jnet.now. Batl-oit haveet
Whether you :had t rued the
I •
Illettoo. in a voice
steed light and je
lif soy could
s day ,that to
fathiir—sod:
the time Mr. 'Mile
hat flou
ting ene
now the
separate
•n :—but
on wish•
like. her
to get
000 why
n't com•
Ed nut '•
•
ne on the
apd then, woman
ley it will keep
'deed; sister, I don
nving us. If we
eufFerers, you alto
diet I am to feel a.
d i• there
stria*:
atia then
n
too—and
emu. in, die wor
Fstoreys ',unposed t
kind of business ;
pie as Mr. _Whirt.l
aught to
. Now
ely it, will
so little
evening,
that he
yejuined
• happy ;
pa weigh.
'Berta.
opacity of
caption or
at such a
ppearaii . to
or oitinta-
Mi sister—".ob. 3.rta, Tod
.Iy. fondly. some edly I love
r , t li . 'omit ono at,wo of your
t know wh e y it le 60%00
over riie - wlfoit'l k'fikkersh`d
It can't dfreet .; of
Ilt I
taro
I i URDAY MORNIN
T
1
s
• feeling of gloom. an if there wilt m
joy to doin• with it."
EITEM
w don
**Fshaw
fauei;
'exclaimed the light-hearted girt; th
hooker hiard of preson.iments Dimon
They are like the predictions of fur
ne iu a thousaisd happens to hit the
may itka sure, is one r of the nine his
ne. After all, its oely your tmerpl
ch is so great as to be a 'little oppre
ke it for sadness. Come, let os talk
rraugecuents. I suppose we will ha
course."
mar
to a
toga
and I
!tad
#ythtug 7
—4:ouly
oats. jo
ninety n
auess wh
and
the
got
oa mist
adding
P—.
r an it..
ht. talk
r er more the sisters sat in the gath,
goer the itiportant matter. and die
a and the numberless etceteras that
idal wardrobe. By this 'their
king the snow from his boats at the
daughters hed agreed that If the we
they would start for P—, three
o snake the necessary purchases for
'a mods t trousseau.
t
i
e dress
• up a b'
lbeard•k
ma'
was
0521:11
d penni
thonde,
MC
Mr. L—,--- r 's‘tep *as herd pining
I rta ;cent to a little side closet and br
rsl—her sister in the meantime.. h
heavy uld arm chair, and placed it
sy
,corner 'for hi* especial accommod
- had I cold, .termy ride. father 1:
with ready kindness she helped th
w oft; hisiovercoat, which with hour
ad to its Koper Oars.
Soon lig
usage. '
is elspp
led up
the
OM
who,
stomea •
You ha
, ono, ;
Kat
geoliletnan dr
earls•• she ear
••iCo!d ind
er abd spread
• rwal not' w
•
wlell to have
diiftiibi - a god
"I hope it
..It4ta eager')
of father'
" 'would be
. .
ed," he replied. rubbinglltie bands to
tig them before the blezing flre - ; it
'ter to.night. 1 sh9olti not fonder
hree feet of mow before tuornitig.
deal too.'o
I will not make the road. impaagible.'
es she enceeed first one and then th
feet - in Ilia carefully warmed allip
orry if itehould."
Atilt at o'acu!" exclaimed her ftthk
are tliitikioi of storm-bound troni
visit of your own!"
.4 - 1 - svi boa
le—••po
prujecte
rte. was
gaa
acmle
,0.,
o &War the important news to fie
eeeseary in:nute from her father—
be
it en u n
tiagiatt at ouc
••1 have,— •
tatheas I ought to Fay, K&therice.
I r reason-for hupiug that the ruad4 to
er# particul
be blocked u
"Why Mr
he afraid of a
fling is he. '
4ntered the r
heietiful flue
Wharton is not sOah a carpet Ill+
little suour"—said the old gent!eUtat
he to his elder daughter alto had j
om, and talighing playfully:as he s.
overipraad her cheek at the utters
CMSI
the "magic a
"Oh, it is
•--
lnethiogia mat deal more imperial
teit. Kite' or woo'
oiselt?"
that"—cried
'rather do it r
1 1
••YOu shall
in the ineantii
dy to bring in
r..) father."
the parlor, and
;flake her fathl
iCate'r woddii
tall of their ph
ISOM the fooli
had expressod
i 1 {hare were
ing up in the
hi bare idea'
o it ; by all means," said tier sister.,
I .3. .wilt go end sea if 'Mir's:s-el:no
he tea things: for I'm s'ura you Ir y
33014 she g:til!yitnatte her map
11.)herts went oa with great volubil
r aegaaintederith the wonderful fac
vtlay was peiitively faced
,npott, a
ns of going to Pl.— She asiit n
It fancy, as sho thougilt it, which. h
to her; L but rattle-1 'ilia gladly and g
o secret,ot 1 a a ac't ii owledged sorro'
depths 'of her own eliva:ionato flat
.t . the severance 3.1 013( ti, wilish h
Nair tw a hearts to:ether, It. wise no
I quite sure that surrhieut time hail
li ftille4t narration, that Rho made he
I n, foiliriveid by the little Maid with ti
ong hound t
'athorine yr'
}lowed For t
.oaranca aza
equipage
CIIAPTIR 11.
liouily biautitul • tit oxpenle (4 part).
Jf •n from any tmnt O 4 earth
halite tou:h of th tt visoll , :viit the
skids—.t seems :ha p.riet,:.;
!'la hoevou from urhotica it appoar to
he v.v.) iiatan, n, ttia th:r.l in )1•3:Iii
ut ti urit34 eh they fon tJ Cll4ll
are cid robins, an I clll3ly
of a elireti with spirit
arty untlar Tom's stculful ginlanco.
: •,114.iw !nary
Istuittes+, unit
free) fiv.o t't•
•
all beneith
the purityV
So thouzii li
the converaat
enveloped io
in their gay c
.ee'praecil
the distant ei
aztel marrily—th Sta ► a'ioas out in '
raes4—the airqty . : 4 keen. yet braci l l
point of osh.leraqion—aactith• atria
Tie belle j
sparkling sac
most ep to th
eers emote
moat cheuri n
• "14,11.814 ,
mode. stater
her:glee owe
the (cocci ha
reduosog the
alrix ea.) fres'ly beaten track w
velocity.
one of the meet blaeltal things' e
said Reberti, she
the glittering iietle. iirens . 4o ininy
been overtopped by the drifted w'
hoi.e di versifi vt acres to the unifor I
/
yes. vary beautiful." re , urisel Kati
-13
quietly —"hu
looking out
fair. should
multitude**.
I hos berm thinking. viotile l how
.ou it,. hoar twinge it if" Vint auyt
ver be the minister of t#ror and d
are,kuots it has beard"
e world. hero ynts - brought ehout
axe Rinsed Roberta; "why. K tte..
that a thought of gloom shonki
earl this joyous morning?"
••flow its t
association?'
conw over
way lb your
••}lun•t IL
ing ayalanch
Alps? or th :
avalanches f
occurred to you to thick of the ore
that bury r u,r, whole villages am.
sudden And terrible stbrms that
in the clouds, sad bury travelers
s?"
the Appenia
'•Meter.
oar!" cried the \ gty girl. "I only
simple and atl-potading beauty
I should at soon as oziate the idea o
mural water VIVO/. For my p frt.
Afar to coaaectioa pith snow. than
association •
lovely drifts.
iog with •
of nothing s
bib and Rus
and
Inge," and
'merry•maki
liarly &twirl
spring carps
As they s •
the jingling
self, What in
•en sledging parties—the fleet re
!auroras. and Nos' England "Th
rblazirfg Cit rutinlut-fires; " and ill
ge. To ms there 'is something mo
1 &tout it. - than ever shoat the gree
; 1
of gras?."
E.
•imated rapidly slang to the glad -
i Ile.' Berta could not help wondorin
tkiii sparkling moreiag, should put
viilanchee, into her sieter's thong
petty beautiful to her." she muse
! it is to add its bridiel whiteness to
so dismal as
ought to be
calf. "b.oi
dal day."
wore pteesastly op. and a Was
,ght have bees asea - deposiiimg our
the city friends. at whose insult
few days' sejtiorn.
The hoe
the sleigh
. n;
at the OA'
to maim the •
EM
orating 'Berta woe all impatience
r.slaochiaiion of shopping. on •
t scale that had ever been ber p
! fere Katherine had thought it w•
e day* . business. she made hor ap
I • •rlor. where the young friends eat
and boneeted. for • sortie into al
!city. Her sister was not half so ea;
chided her in e playful Way Olson h
ate. and threatened to take M.
aid be the bride Isiteelf. Bet
•
rs *l4 sue; sad afterslestopii4
11Clitherl 'lonia "Shoes =soh kits
Motor could desire.
th• aiyateri
more import
wad gotta '
prepare for
in did bask •
reedy cloak
shops io the
was. as she
taut more
from her yo
nit will ins
otirolloosod
mithir as In
‘irringr
whom tb.y rotorood to dimmer. at
locapatioa •a
• *
ffir=3
dl
11211=3
me of
• to hor
ny-thing
tas. '•!t
to' her- .
ar bri-
to begin
ger and
irilege;
time to
nether,
hartoo
. n par
lad
'fairly
la OW
hooey
sarekri.
rEit/M;E
•
.la-AtllD-41:1_ ,
, .
4 2 ' "
T L- A ---: 7 •t - -- ir, -- : -
' ' T
' ) NOVEMBER.I3, 185% : ,
oven 'Berta was Ited to forget shops. and Milliners. and
dress-Makers. in; the just then More available enjoy
ment of disguising fish and fowl.
•.Witat do yon think. Units," Oho exclaimed to one of
theiyoung tidies Of the holies, as they all ;sat martial/
their nom at the than. Oiler the gentlemen more gone.--•
•• Whit Jr} you think of Kite's iosiming upon having
something colLre4 anting the bridal array?'! Why your
eistirramid I had the greatest difficulty in dnimading her
from getting iwreith for her hair with more green Wires
in it than any** obis; and j verily tmlieya she would
have selected a Wash-listed silk fur her Wide' par
ty. if 4s hadn't laterfored. New : of all thiap In the
world, what do yea imagine was the reasoe'she gave for
such an odd choicfor Why Matti° bays nothing but white
waisoshrouJ-1114:—Wasn't tbiit as idea fir a bride?"
And •liarta let herrint-crackers fall from her hind against
her glass and broke it, , in her energy of expression and
manner. •
MB
Mil
Ling
13110-
t!th:,
died
s or
toe.
boot
e. to
ring
MS.
o to
they
P u.
• titer
Jars
^ Several days more passed away in incalsisnt °mope
Lion; until at last .herselfileclared else would
glad whets her sister 4 a last dime was tone. that the
' • 1
: esight he dons with p rehases. • 1
4 At length' ell was c •npleted to (hail. satisfaction. Wl'
our country frieode tot istrtheir faces towards home.
Ea
long
tight
ving
n its
Wowill nit linger .ec the buy days that intervened;
between that and the -ventrut one that was to mark' an;
'pitch in lit 4. atlieriue' hitherto quiet mid even-timored
life; we will not even t utible our roaders. with telling how
maids ran hither and. sither--low eggs were broken Iry
uninsirtsred qusntiti —an d caked compounded, turkies
eacrifiJed in huuor of s divinity of marriage. Enough
to kuaw, that by tlie ti fie tile fital.peate began twarrive.
said
old
9
ea).
.lowl
f we
It is
il4l
a 4 wai to b, i d , ae.hact been done—much te the
e ri.,:j astonislaniti ,t ut Berta. who could not be per =
seeded that inch e i d .apetch of business awes aiming the
things that arc posaibl . ets - il she 'saw its actual - accent.;
plishluent.
said
other
MEM
CIO
Mr. L
ea, or
anti friendb on the yr
it had been wronged.
the 'next
breakfwt, the bricl4l it
the reeiderice of Mri
!Mt to
13213
milts 6,tatit—wlitre
y not
meet them m lib
T 46 anyie hearth
hickary, ant mirth'
.deitise of tho setioe.
Roberta was, - tif coo
opoo the fluor, aid h.
tions and attitudes fo
- appSnled to, to docid.
not !sires,. A genre
uy, mho was not to-h.
cordin4 disTstehed
to find ind bring he r
Th.:lA:fa far,T;lo
the opposite s:ida of t
the farther end of it,
the noise) of the we'
Wilber. and qciietly
hest burning-within
berg felt broadly on
Aims - WA*. as ahe lay
ing the door behind"
ping on one knee at
her as he litughingly 1
Amid you—;etgliing
liberir; for to-mare!
gaged bird!"
CHI
, tar-
qtrth e
te
ee of
;t1 ea
i ;ou
ErE
tf a
h.u-
fr. in
y. to
. that
<II to
,thing
,r v i..
ty 14
wal-
e, at
1 S.)
unt it
bets it
r np
ten
"Oh, nu:" /mid
mode room fur the
eater the cage with
Shs Ipo:;,d up its
bea,tovords her, w
niuch of sndne•%
ticp 'of the fire. that
rn tro
,•po of
co•nt..
"Poorest Kate!"
took the proffered s
how is it, when I a
would hw asha
ea faintlt• and with
that I ern not feell
after
,elves
tevod
hor-
ow-Ind
all isis
)g a
h ram-
Us tha
Ras conscious of a
thnt was loaning •g
Why shook/ /
that can giye yet.a
••flat it is foolish;
right: roa will this
improbable • -girs
• ••It is likely I shts
feslinzs 'weak?'
aJby
threw
.I:tces.
e4the.
level
to ha demoted to
of )our anima..;"
"Wcti. then. it.
tier ponspro eyesi e
etitious; i do not be
erase,
been
susceptible of pre
—a deep and grow
tendin.v . sometlOng
ger. hr. bun h6e
. weeks. I havei t t , ri
o .tely off; aboy
• lid he preened be
t is. and never as
"But why shoe
truth as wall studs
.companion asks(' t
moved: I have'lie
brimming bsPnin
iqg so
ith to
MEM
hat has
nJ
w'i ent•
ag the
ell like,
=
•ve the
$ y
that "Provideuel
drown-
I think
S
us dim intimatiain
prepare for it!"
' "1 cannot +ar. th
vore,.thal He close
Not fur one day we
deed. I should exo.
Booed he gaily, an
the influent° of K
amm
ksgis.
inds of
o peen
bright
:'What then sin la tiiike of this nenetoral gloom—
this weighing prig • ailment admirer sr seil?"
''Dismiss it. dui m i tt' he said as he kissed the anxious
'brow: .*it is a temptation of . the syit tine. "al envies
Godes creatures t it pare happiuess. Conte. let as
join tho,roy cliche n'tbe parlor; the merriment there will
le
,put to flight these nfounded fault," saying this; he drew
her arm within hi men, ankled her away. 1 .
The bridal mar ing rmeifeir tied beautiful. 'es if ne
tars toe was doter fined to rejoice with the meny glad
hearts that gutters ;r3.1 t.l tin pa's iii gentle bride
Lovely tire•woitte were limy *boot her , helping le
braid her heir. ei otherwise prepare her for the all im
portant ceremony . With a mechanical hied. Katherie•
herself proceededith the impingements: smiling seldo
and sadjy. es the j were bandied gleefully at .and
I
In
and teibning to eta
,d apart, es it were. from the WI.
of tho generallq ' .
, ,
t Door',
avatars
y were
=MED
the flee
Ent this peenli
of those about her
any farther than
feel heately the
her sister; her ch .
At length tit •
;t►rtivp midi ape
'dlr/ their little
, end twit Alteirtrie
r as she
rill ue-
CHAPTER
el- parlor was filled with relatives
ding Preceding the marriage; for
hat the ceremony was to take [Avert
ol then. after a fashionably late
say wore .to proceed ist sleighs to
Wharton's parents. tweedy Are
a , greet festal gathering watt 17
.
wes bright With plea o f blaratig
attentil,
ad animation were the presidink
sough j
The young attendants, whom ,
n _ of but a
e, were atmogieg tnemleiree
!dings playful wrangle about posip and be
the morrow, when Katherine wee
econoviestiou on which they could aim?
being'instituted strong the comps. Ho,
f d i l : i d ; and Mr. Wharton was ac- her, st
for her, as t%to most likely person,-
back. i
MI
of the family Res. Oa
a 'plumage from the parlor. and at
so that it was' quits secluded from
1140 party. ,Mr. Wharton went
opened the door. There was no
but the glare. of the glowing em.
he reclining lgores of the proepse.
onl the sofa near the hearth. Clue
iim. he steppe forward. and drop•
er aide. he ((Med his arms shoot
al4--”Ah: i*y runaway: I hari
.erhaps over Your last remnant A t
w-"go-morrouN you are to be raj
;atheriaa softly, as she trate gni
I trader beside her; "since you'arit,
a: I will Wrap prisoner." '
he. spoke. into the fine. manly face
h p sweet rin'ile, in which there was
rynrent as it . might the Manilas
t made her listener start
h•.begen in en *nnruus tone as he
I . tv you molly de seen% strangely sad:
n sb eery—Very happy?"
ed to tell yon. t Robert!" . she repli
nine hesitation; "fel.. I don't deny'
like myself;" and Mr: Whartoni
I r Liver. passing over the ',light frame .
'net his arm. - .t
of have a right t ka.w aver thing
y pain?"
4 •
childish: ''Netts says se, and she is
.ine weak to brietting What is so
•nseainrs+."
I think anything connected with yotir
et me saticipate the - authority that is
e morrow. and demand the cause
'ailed with an arch smile..
ouly this:"—and Katherina turned
neatly upon him; "I Om not super
'sea in maims: 1 hero Dover been
•
ntiinenue—sad yet. nstwithstando k n
i ngimpresaion of soinsthing evil pot
hits a araruing of approsehing den
ting ono like • possessing spirit for
'd to reason against it; to shake iris
, to pray against it; bat - hero it is Mill;
hand tightly sear her heart; hero it
molly as to-night."
astAny impressions foreshadow the,
grist deal better thee years?" her'
oderly, for he saw hew leech she was
er had prose . 'lamest. of each 'ever
as sow.!*
• 'Level" asked Katherine anxiously.
ay 'amnia's'. is leader me•icy. give
r l'orsbodinga of evil. that we may
t I do: it is sae of? Hi• shiniest fa
ced, the latent froos lot gaze.—
Id I know what is befit" io
t Poch k es* ei to-morrow!"
coi
not sweating is the least. I. sikre
lierine's impressions.
I rity • did not then sweet the
I(shey vrc"
at they
pfadioi
diraod's
I
as
ths
%min .1
Micas.
•
'This°limn wows ere tottered; the binding :ward ppo.
,
ken; this tender prjyer offered; and ICathetine sank back_
half feinting into M. iVhart r oten crate.. In :a few rno
inenur.-Itowever. Ilia renovered herself; and When one of
the goeUts set down te 41m piano ! s little while after the
eongratplalions were gene through irtb..aud sang the
followilig bridal song. she was able to ii a with eons -
.h t control. posur• ad quietitelf -_ ,
•• i bra.* comes foph! her sew* no more aru lining. •
Th leave theetitabers of hevinfant years; ~
Kind voices fro a distant home are callingH
She CMS Ill* doe-spring—ribe has done wnh I rs:
~ Pissr must bee! garb eye chi neon other dower.'"
- . 1 iir soft and* gtadden other helm Opts ours: '
\ • ^ Pour the rich Wont round!
Pliie haste. the iberni and the lovely bringing; ~ .
' still glea'with her from her place of Dinh:
p, Silent joy within Ism soil was iririagiag—
' • ho' in her glance itho light no more is mirth;
lier beauty lentos* in its roue year,;
liar shier weelts—lart she bath done With learn!
1 ' I Nine may the tittihrels sounthr
The + l wedding d 5
had train ions NO
and alt, now was pr
brilliadt wlih all }.
in a lsogiaad ini.
home weep chant'.
with their restive
. In dist; time, the
short jtturn l ey. S
I•excePLihe rvau
company her as re
With it i tear in he
dear.
arm tn.
the dot
others;
sod thi
of coeliac,. Jed the
horn
herrha4b•a.
r. Her
aril . in • lit
w rd waf
tittliorses
h of mails
ad. mine .
la or Poe
party were
ilea from
Away
ry lau
in/ W
hand 1
Th .
METI
gi
haeipce ace more
GES
allia
that d
ection t
ETME
t bttgan, ty
n.. her r.
~Mr. Wha
:oath.
erire 'ate
Bide there, i
t to
~•• prei;e
Prep—pra
Ould not r
ized there
incr. inn upend
witho t any imrn'
sired s rcugth; an
ecarc i ly aware
wall sudden iirs ,
aida• throwp
trunk,ef *tree.
ThOselrho tdll
hone i th• instan
tapes. Roberta
Idled Up the droo
.4"er • Moment. an
hpg. that wu to
taught
The presentiln
the bridal eavitleal
a fuairat proieso
•
THE L
I 14 .1
et•—:ru t: wood, NI
The troubled
It w sled that.
kindly Igektog w
!day of his goad i
The cottageree l
Scotland would , 1
nest thetlatter en
tied the.beughs
bonne. and.flett
door-way, as if 61
Now sod-thew.
the cheiii;of %her,
of theTeor boy's
The Women w
quest.; shd the Fie
wool hi - re eari•
1
far Wt. oWd his ye
ba hir wortts
those )eive. but .
,4 (louse iu at a l
there, sit dawn b
—sod she drew
then, fstispieione
nets 4t her eyer,
Prison ilyt Can)
wee sprang open
penis* him's!
A loOk of into
hinmolc—he too
Mon oi.evidenci l
him onto to the
whin!'
De& after day .1
"'only till to-otoe i
conel ;
ed ed heartily. th,
Ode }lay in th l
tomod to-trade
dispOseol of his
for.
'ioa have -a
faid,i painting to
*lei. do you
. "I have seen
"ad where 1
" % jail bird;"
showt
di.r; "that
myetlf. and he
hard; one—yp‘' ,
• Oil! the a we
the loom omen
es. ,- ' ea!d oh
aaaa .tk him th
1 - i ham id. di •
a •: edits mot ,
gaiverid..aad a
foredieid. as if t . 1
"jVall." he I
hardeo of guilt. ,
wag° to ruin - 1
bett rl•-everybo:
abo t me—l m 1
• . 01 itta." a
/
fm i or gbLif th h atl
go !moot to
"OM" mtal ;
.mth tarcitita''4.
1 bo f ih il a . 6 /: , ~,,
•
I
•
shoold
fathir;
floor woe
follow.
9
es With all its rich and - dainty variety
justice to. by the apprerciefing pests.
partition for departure. The , slfighs.
e hips of the rainbow. were drawn ay
aging lies before the house; anit the
lingg (heir bits audeosttoring,ths snow
mires. impatient to be gone; 1
Ibike descended—all reedy for lho
e had no one to say "good bye" to,
as Iher father and sister were to ac
es the reidonce of her new relatives.
eye.i t sbe turned and looked, upon the
ujshe silently resignsid hev passive
• 'and permitted herself to 114 led from
ranee of the sleigh was a signal for the
le While. all the vehiclei Were filled,,
lee
• I n
•
by M. Wharton. Whine sleigh,
r
7 -
an rni , the gay cavalcade to; move ou.
ror Over the glassy and the eller
tric,s was horns out far ea lam morn
', biermanieusly with the: Hogiug of
g *lt • ;• •
aricioechingtho top of a will, iws or
r. hones. and thol last point
• • pap could be caught of i 4 and Kath
and" the last time turned her hetid in
he horses quickened their , Pace as 4he
a degree that recalled her Wandering
an here at once aroused, 'did she be
on t i e take the reins, as'their driver war
in ibis 'hands than mine, ear Kate;
.uoklaujer whateier."
tiinent. Robert; have yen forgotten
take tbern:".
eistj her appealing look ; and to pacify
a, and standing up. tried io check the
of Ote fiery animals, bat; apparently
Idi, success. Katherine'eetarm tath
uppordeived by Mr. Wharton. end
sic of what she was doing, she sprang
oleo frointhe swiftly cletiaeoditiz Awe)
eioleoce agaiii.t th• projecting
i• wefl nest la the trtio, mopped their
024 came up. Rad flow to her ass's
! as i the first to reach the spot. 1 She
ing hest—looked into her melee* face
thin it:wild shriek burst from the shy
'earful contrast 'with- their Isle ringing
I .nt, tied been fully and everully realized:
e been suddenly tianearined into
en.. "Katherine WO, dead!" .
1 1) TITLE OUTCAST.
•
iy. Mem I I'll do anything you g.ve
isf:kr Water, and do all your errands.' ,
- es Of theUßealter were - filled with tears.
toes at the outer door: pleading with a'
mail. who stitrimented to doubt the re
•• gentians.' s s„ •
bylitself on ablealt Moor. or whet in
avalbeso called such \ .• \ The. time was
of Vpternbet, and a rue wind rat
the two only naked tr s near the
ith a ahiver:ng sound into
teking for - warmth at the tile . 1
slow-flake touched With its soft
etcher, or whitened the angry redoe,
erttinbe# hands
. .
avideutly Inth to grahrthe boy's
ra
ulisr look staturd upon his features,
1 100 to gt:y mind an iilra of 'dep rivity
r i s liteart could not resist the sorrow in
ne means, hat
9 irate till the good to
orne grereyee.
comes home :
cold',
=
=
'Oditeing et the child from the cor
iha continued siqting the lib!e for sup.
tha tramp of heavy shoes ; the dem'
sith a quick jerk, and the ••good linen"
wearied with labor.
ligenes pealed between his wife and
gentled the boy's face with al expree.
ng I r satisfsction(. bat* nevertheless made,
table. and thoq enjoyed the seat with
•cd hia suppisi. v t
muesli. and yet the boy begged to be kept
.w." so the good couple. her doe con
dejll that es-he was sod. Ile. and work
y tivould retain him. •t
middle of winter, . ler. long semis
the oottage. mad his appearance, and
oohs readily. as i he had been.waited
boT out t h e .. splitting wood I see." he
114 yard.
14w h•
jut." r
w .
I
plied the pedlikr evasively.
is ho? what is 47"
id th e p e dl ar swung his peck aver his
►y young is he kaki, I saw in court
4 :his sentence—•ten months;' he's a
eltewsllloioak keorftilly actor him."
etimething es hembil in the word jail:,
trembled as she laid *war her parehas.
be easy "till she.ealled the. bey in, and
she knew that dark Part of his history.
reeled. the ehild hang ; down his, head:
. 4j/waiting with the hot bided:* his bpi
gnish was painted as vividly upon his
e Word viers branded into the flesh.
tot t ered. his whole trains relariag as if a
jeir had 'adds sly yelled off. ~ 1 may aa
t onct—there's no use in my trying to Js
yate. and despises ine—nobodr i carea
y s well go to" rain at onit.'!• 44 1 •
.
nifthe woman. who stood off far enough
eboald M neressary--."how came yea 16
that dteedfal place? Whom was Year
mid tho troy with a ►era tof Or that
hied. 4 ..0h! f Wog it* mother—oh! I
thidoToi since I woo,* Itoby. If I'd only
,
8150 A YEAR, in Advance.
bad a tnuther•" he uootinued,
!patent, and the tears gushing
lag grey eves. ••I woultKt 'a
ed and ruff3d, and laid on to
b;en saner, and got knocked d
and thou stele because I was i i
no soother--I haven't had uo to:
The strength wee all gone f
sank ea hie knees sobbing gre
Wag the hot tears away with
did that wnman stand there u
b:d him pick up and be off—t
.No—no: she hod been e m
cliddrou slept under the cold
she was a mother mill.
She wear up to that poor bo
but to ley'her fiugere kindly.
him to leek up. and from bane
er. Yee. .he even pot her ar
fereakeh. ileeerted 'chil.l—ah-
er's heart, iweet, wetnanly w
tende;nesit
Oh! how sweet wit ber
pipes! MI6 had linked a p
by the moist silken, the' strong
plucked aiime thorns from th
but striving mortal. None b.
her holy foy, and not envy.
D.d the, boy leave her? I
Nevir-4he is with her still;
Wag youth. The low charac
.
given place to au open , pleas:
enough to make it an litter
father is dead, his good fe.te
but she knows no want. Th.]
only dependance, and noLly di
“Ile that saveth a Ponl fro •
of Wire Branch, I
Th.e Eclectic. published a
late issue:an article entitled.
which lief" forth in graphic
sometimes bored, and the w
The pretcher referred to, wh
a man of tol,•rit and good t•
and coma htilla dozen spiigl
urday evening, and preparat
hands for the Sabbath and it
was heard at the door. and
ranscularitnan, quite a stryvii'
side a wan. weak. and mantle
came into the village to hear
and as they knew nobody in
the expedise of a tavern bill
Having twisted in putting u
hawing 'ions all to buy sot
pireaclniOrad hie guest treat
had n6ark. kot supper oat,
isterrupti;rl the whole affair
net. nx-tearn : lvoul
to haul a ! a:1 Or wood to t
pre tcher'e dauglitu re. esti
for provisions far the Sib:3.V
row. or rather beg wore as
house was very loan. Aria
with his twit, itthich the pr
stable. 's'ltert all came in, a
on the slipper table
ter and father to help. "socr
clean, n.id about midnight ri
at °is time. the s
went to Ciittroti to hear.lhei
but b itli u 'rarefy i*
from which they did, not awl
went back to their piaci of tr
,Sanclay, :lied, gat up earlV,
to the ox -c trt as mach hav!
an e•np:y h 41
having asked IJr hroakrait
with the assurance that th
see them all.. Rearle.r. tae
ey or of falsehood; it is a
the State of Maine. and' it i
that the stinginess of this
there are multitudes yet w
to tOpport preacher's, who
ties. ta•tac to iluutris that a
then thigh they at lest h
courtesy sod kindness in a
=I
MIS
A Statesman
Hon. T. H. Beaton: in
have gene through a conic
nd into which I-was fore!
at honor, and from whici
sisat\M Cungress to met
higheit \ liranch of Congre.
I can expect to add
one to save what has been
tic affections. soreilFi lace
whom- I hare newer negle
tion now more than ever;
me by the wide expanse o
by th'iti- alendecbounds wh
I teach the age which the
of manly life. cad mlst be
think of something beyou ,
suits of th:s life ; of nll wh
Whet is my occupatlco!
f sce=presout on so Man . }
COllO pleas.4ot to me.
thousghts and carts; gat!'
meths,. a sister. twosol
press over assembled gr ay
I and those v ho are des'
on the sunset side of the
city of St. Locos effone
Slissouri on the other,
dimeusions is to be the fa
generations. These area
undertaker knows
-Among the chief arch
its bridges. Ronii.can
a nobler musespri—Para
Bat what-capital of Eur •
tures as span the waters
hall and the Custom fI
was worth a journey alf
only to see Waterloo Bri
km of bridges, it is true;,
stably less wide and de
may be said of the Spri
stream too reduts from
T41)10108. at Vienna
trien capital is content-
As to the Ithi r no, tho •
Thames at ilungerferd
it hes no bridge neare
Ocean than Bale,
Spam of metropolitan •
gnat* le the wants of th
It ormesearily demands
**both ridge of the
at the installs* of M -
bridge, heighten Blackf
Wilfred by the city mi .
minus**. The new
gall Bt. Pawl's Bridge.
the Thames is cuovidi
i •• ,*.
,/
NUMBER 27.
his inguish growin te
en from IU4 ■irenge look
blisild oat; end hick•
h whtN,. I woutci't 's
awn, and then run away.
ungry. Ohl I bainit got
• ther sense I was a kik."
orn the poor boy. and he
t choking sobs. and rub:.
his• poor knuckles. And
m.tved? Did abs coldly
e kid bird?
they, and though all her
od•iu the church-yard.—_
not to hasten him away.
• illy ota his head—te tell
forth Enid in her a meth
in about the neck .bf that
poured frbm her molt•-,
words of counsel, of
that sight. how 'soft hor
or sufforing hurt to hers •
et bands of love; she had
. path of a little,.ainning.
t the at gole could wituesso
l• vigorous. manly. prom -
er of his countenance has
g expression. with depth
sting study. His fester
! mother, aged and sickly.
! once poor outcast is her
[se he repay the trust. •
, death, hideth a multitude
"Minister'
Guests "
Partlliad, Me., hes, in. si
" The Niuister'elGuesus."
;le the Way preachers are
Ly somis people sponge.—
, se mime was Hueom, was
mp,ir,, fin i hal a kind' wife
it children.' It was, Sat
on was being Made', cm' all
s n
duties; ' hen a loud knock
restudy ~ ' calked a tell.
et to thelamily. and at his
lady. his daughter! They,
preacher II ormolu' preach t
articular—and did not wish
, hey called on the minister.
.. the stranger's horse; and
- e extra', hay and -oats; the
'uto.the holm. -.The wife
table. srltien - the stranger
.y stating that his son Sam
soonl be along. haring Wad ,a-ti that day. One of the
I
t previously been dispatched
1, had to' go eg•tiu end bor
-1 e larder ,of the preacher's
laultile..samuel got along
[cher helped to put tato the
d the destruction of things
fin ! Samuel, with his sis.
i sLYept, the cloth perfect!.
I got to rock!. .N.- - xt morning
range; and h.a son Sainue
♦:on:• prepclier prea-,:i
midi/ pret4ond bleep
ke till meeting tto,ed. The
.If asked red:inv. staid o 4 '
3londoy ttiorning; piled iM
s they could. and filled jute
preacher's two, acid th'en
ni a hitch, dep tried home.
y would call agnm sorrn avid
Iketch is. out a sk:etglt of fan.
,tail of adios% o'ecurrance in
mimeos forcibly the wheat
l
orld is not extinct. and that
:ci donit give a dollsr a year
a willing. at a cnoiner's atr
. 711 at their o t n preacher. and
•10e done him an exceeding
call.
_-
. f
Sober Tho gt.i..
- -
ilate speech, rom.arke - eir: "1
t for wh qh I bud be heart:—
d by comiiinatiolis against life
I 1 gladly lesrspe, What is a
hive
,se. thirty years in ilie.
s, have m!ide a name to which
• .and 1 41ould only be anlsi
gained. I have some dottiles•
Died to !iltili times; e life
led, and Who needs my atten=
=children, Tome separatedvfrom
oceans and continents, others
ch sapturat'n tiMe'from eternity.
Psnlinist ilissigni for the limit.
l'theneitleits indeed, if I 4 nift
the floating and shadowY- pure,
oh 1 have seen the vanity.—
Ailk the undertaker, whose*
m3nrnfal 'occasions—hes bo.
I. koewe What occupies my
'ring the boner ef l the dead—a
, a granlch.l.l. plantirig the ey
es, and meriting the lot where
to me are` 'eon to be laid; all
Father of Fjoode, the towerinz
hand, the .trlling , stream of the
and where a cemetery of largo
tore neeropolia of trinambereti
my theughts mid caries, and the.
- Th3 Brit*,
o.'a3 of LOIi4OII.
.ectural dories of. London Mirk
)o,st of a finer ,arch—Berlin
tncoinp:trably grilkfiur palaces.
opo can shoWeeten 'ifch •true
of the Thentes between lifter.
.us.: • Csiova declared \ that it
he way film Rome to London
dge. Peril has a green!' num
but•the Seine is a river cousid
than the Thames. The same
and its chttnnels. al Berlin—a
he eel to b effected by Its tides .
is not} rarer—yet the Ana
ith a. eiodon bridfle.acroes it
gh • notl q inhth wider than the
for two or thee* hundred mile,.
io its 'outlets on the German i
itzertathl. 'Out Dolga* is is tho ,
ridges, it has ceased to be ; ado- 1
swarming life upon its batOts.—
enlargement' as the plation
tear increase* in amo unt and
Beanoch a proposal for a now
1 iars and Londoo bridges has Niels
1 horities to the otinsideratios of i
1 'pan Hr. riterntoch . proposes in
1 lho (Met fora new bridto scrap
i
`toglyjpsitili, out by its proposer, ,:
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