I Al 111!„; 4111)111110/11111111. Tits lieroarez. le pebaidMialefirs I** - &rya/441;174 0' 000111101. 4 If* mai* la ' ADM11111111:111112‘ omen NM& lined ne. baSeltetitllleo l **lbt. * Brat bard* aid 111PRIONIMI- pit ihwas eabsequent insertions. 111**10004#4 Barred Were Kieriegie easki beehiuirei karate- tain*p.likle. iwiertios. , Akrestgaid* ; 00M171UntaidOes of isikOdinof i Titans' , sza *lca o f , ihrillitelkort** weeding give Lines, ire chimed vie arras par line. 1-Taii - 70M - O. 77 Wma I %le 00inmn,.... . ... $100• $6O Ltd' " "60 • • _ _25 One 6quare, • - 16 - 1Q rlitray,Cantion, Lost and Pound, andother advertisements, - not exceeding 10 lines, `three weeks, or less, • = $1 60 -Administrator% .1t Executor's Notioes . .2 OO Auditor's Notices 2 60 Business Cards. Ave lines, (per year)..s 00 Merchants and othern, business, !gibe charged $315. 'They' .. 4 011 be entitled to 4 column, confined excladvo• - ly thetrbtusineasorithprivilege aqua:ter ly changes. . /lifis.Adiertising in all cases exclusive of subscription to the paper. JOB PRINTING of every kind, in Plain and Fancy colors, done with neatness and dispiich. Handbills, Blanks, Cards. Pam phlets, do., of every variety and style, prin ted at the shortest notice. The- Rum= Om= has just been rented with Pc4i# Presses, and every thing : in the 'Prindug line can be snouted in Alseliost astistib manner and at the !melt rates. THEWS MUMMY CASH. Barbs. (1 EORGE D. MONTANYt, AT• VI TORNEY itT LA IV—Office corns of • gen said Pine streets, opposite Nutter! Drug • Storli. DOCTOR EDWARD S. PERKINS, Offers his professional services to the eiti sena of Front:Moms and vicinity. Calls prompt ly attended to. Nay 48,1887.-1 y • • Vr T. DAVIES, Attorney at' Law, • Towanda, Pa. OMee with Wm. Wet lass, Eq. Particular attention paid to Or phans' Court business and settlement of dece dents estates. MERCUR dc MORROW, &korner at Law, Towanda, Penn'a The undersigind having associated themselves together in the practice of Law, offer their pro. factional services to the pubIic . ULYSSESYSBCIIB P. D. NOBBOW. March 9,1866. . P ATRICK .& PECK, Arro w LAW. Offices :—la-Pattoe Illock,Toweeda, Patrick's block. Athena, Pa. They may be malted at either place. s. w. PATILICI, 'pile B. IfcKIAiIk_ATTORNEY cE _LA. COUNSELLOR AT -LAIF, Towan da, Pa. Particular attention paid to Wahine In the Orpiuuta' Court. July 40.1866. 'TENET PEET, Attorney at Law, Towaais. Ps. jaatf. ppWARD OVE.RTON Attar eti Law, Tovsnda, Pa Mee ht the Col a t7 " l Holz se. July 1$ 186 L TO gN N. CALIFF ATTORNEY el Er LAW, Towanda, Pa. Also, nevem meet Agent forth, eollettlan of Petulant, Bea —Ply and •Bounty. WNo charge unless snecessfal. Once ever he Post Office and News. Room. Dec. 1, 1884. LT P. - KIMBALL, Licensed, Anc -1-10 times; Patient"lls. &inflow Co.. Pa. tenders his services to thri public. Eisitiafaction guaranteed,or no pay required. Alli kwilars uy mail, addreaaed as above, will receiver prompt attention. Oct. 2,1867.-6 m JOHN W .MIX, ATTORNtY AT el LA IV, Towanda, Bradford Co. Pa, General insurance and Beal Estate Agent.— Bounties and Pensions collected. N. business in be Orphan'. Court•isttended to promptly and with care.. Me first block &oath of Ward Rouse, u stairs 0ct.24. PARSONS. & CARNOCiIAN, AT TORNEYB AT LAW, Troy, Bradford Co. Practice In all the Courts .91 the county, lections Made and promptly remitted. R. a. raison, dl2 w. H. CAILIOCHAN. (IR. PRATT has removed to State street, (int above B. S. Snesetl & 'Co's Bank). Persons from a distance desirous of con eilting him will be most likely to end him on &earth y)'each week. &pedal attention will be given to. surgical eases, and the extraction of teeth. Gas or Ether administered when desired. July 18,1868. D. B. PRATT, M. D. DOCTOR CHAS. F. doe in Goaes Dreg Store, Towanda, Pa. 't Calls promptly attended to at all hours. Towanda, November RB, 1868. DR. H. WESTON, DENTIST.- Mee in Patton'. Block. over Gore's Dreg and Mended &ors. 014111268 nRS. MASON & ELT_ . , Physicians • sigigionsists on Pine street. To. want a at ihr the residence of Dr. Nam. pli attention (given to &mama of Wo men, and diseases of Eye, Ear and Throat. L. - 6. Lamm, Y. D. =me °UV= SLY, Y. D. April 9 1468. 'filDW'D MEEKS-AUCTIONEER. 12 All letters addmeaed, to him at Bogor Bon, Bradford Co. Pa.. will receive prompt attention. PRANOIS E. POST, Painter, Toto -1: oda, Pa, with 10 yearsexperience. he con. Admit he can give th e beat aathfaction in Paint ing, Graining, Staining, Gluing, Pantivo. iarParUmiar attention paid to Job the country. April 9, 866. K. VAUGHAN—Architect and ter • ihtilder..—All kinds of Architectural de alga' furnished. Ornamental work in Stone, Iron and Wood. Office on Hain street, over Bnewll & oo,'s Bank. Attention given to Bu eal Architecture, such as laying out of grounds, Ac., &c. , April 1,1867.—1 y. J. kiEWELL. ill COUNTY SURVEYOR, Bradtord 00. , Ps„ wul promptly attend to all business In bb line. old Particular attention Owlet sunning and astsbllslg 'or diVn- I it W to s. Also to sarveying,o n fall =patented tell! Ina* Itsusattlire obtained. ayll Fe B. FORD—Licensed Auctioneer . TOWANDA., PA., Will atland promptly to all badness entiustad to Ma. Charm maim a. Feb. - 13, 1668. JOHN MORAY; Armor LAD PROTOOR44IIIIB. Will peseeptiy_ Mend to all bedew In his Hu i Special *MOM given to les and Sere. oomph, Photeipsphy. . Views of Family Real dame, Marne, l'ablie Wilding% Animals, Kip chigoe, ple.,iakei lathe beet ineanor. - • Eforliouiet Miamian givgn to the novel snit iteemoolde viipeneMitioa of Weds: , 'grams vedifami al Wood 1 Bodine' Photo. • 're i g ns :k w. : Gallary, Towanda. • . Apvilll.lllll7.-0. - IVIV B. KELLY_, - Dentist. Office T • liter Wickham A Black's, TowandliPa. £ll the 'wow styles of work scientifically done sad werranftd—Particalar attention la called To salaminuns Base for Artificial Teeth. which is eqmni, as g ood as Gold and far gard °l. t 4ll' . I ° lo Raba or Silver. Please. call amd szaminßrotimed, • Okiolgorlo or muor administered underdi • _section a Physician wk.% d es i re d • 1861 f• HpAny WATPANs, ic ri=v• Public to prepared too„k e thoo, Acknowledge -the areentbm %f Deeds; ifogigages, Power* of &Mersey, And via botroakooto. Aflidivits sod psps 01 7.; be monk to before se. t7 - ‘ 7 OM* witit, G. D. Montann, caner lain sal 'Mao Meets. Tawas's. INT., ?FUNNING it HARNESS MAKINII .L The undsratipsed have this day formed Co. be Maim le the Bra of ilk & 11:11.1414 kw the purpose of aaeryfig , on the sholre bWeees. Harms &skim sad repaiiint dew to order and ell work ',silted. easttpeld tor httles. • • _ GEDIFIN IFUL fg. LEU , _ EDGAR L. Oamptaws, Jest. ..18, IfteL AHE PLACE BP JT Mani: ING leak:eta and Baskets W awi d0e1104014 ell04014 *Frost's Furniture ROTC Eli Ell E. co. Gocplnnen VOLUME FVIE. • TO. OF O.F.—pROFORD 0 ,Thatit. No. 167, I. 0. df 0.. .4meata -Odd Pal lows Hall, every Ilfmtakfivening froinAlm flu Monday In April to the. fino MoMay VOotoba at 71k p. m., from Ootoberi to April A .at Oi p.m.' 8. CW April 13,1887. • WARD HOVSE; rOWANDA, PA. On Main Street. near i tlie Court Hone. 4 Oct. knee. _ C., Pliri',l:llerletar* lICIVELi f =j a i i . TOWANDA; PA.. ~ Having purchased this Writ known Hotel col Bridge Street, I have red:slashed refitted it with every conveniencefor the tocommodic tion of all who may patrol** ms. Noialas wiU he A sparalto make all pleaM e ar m arrlt i - day Med.—tf. '.l. . P ELW' ELL HO B USE,I Towaina, Pal, JOHN 0. WILSON. Having leased this House, lidcow res r to ac commodate the Travellingigmblia. No l pains norupon se will be spare give satisfaction to those w o may give him call sir North side of thepublin sq l uare . east of Ilercur'e new block (now buPdingl• . AM ERIOAN NEW ARRANOE - ENT AT Tail NEWS ROOM AND BOOK TORE. The undersigned hating iparobased e BOOS STORE AND NEWS BOON( of J. .1 0 1:rildtha. respectfully invite the old Ostrom of the estah• llshment and the public generally , to and eft. amine our stock. . ALVORD & EL i sz W. eLVOILD. ' P.L. f • FASHIONABLE 14W113 REWIEIN Respectful y Informs the olVions of 'rowan& Boroigb, that he has opened a In' Money's Buildingopposie the Meins,House and sonata a share of pnbliq patronage. -He is prepared to out muff make gsmnents to the most fashionable style, 'nd•tbe most dura ble manner.- Perfeef, satisfaelloti will be guar anteed. W. A. PIO& Catting and Repairing done to ordet on dun notice. t Sept. 10,1067. rPHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE opened 6 Eandsing Bomb in Towanda, un der the. mime c 3. F. LOON & CO. -, They 'are prepared - to draw Bins tor. Fs change, and make collections in New York, Philadelphia, and all portiOns of tke United States, as also England, Germany, and France. To Loan money, receive, deposit.; to do a general Benldng tundnefie. , G. F. Mason was one of the la firm if Laporte, if son & Co., of Towandi4 Pa., and his knowk ge of the instinct's , men of Bradford and adJohling Counties,and 'having ben In the banking business for about Beenpins, make this house e desirable one, through which to make collections. 1 Towooda. Oct, 1,1 8 86. JEWELRY 81'ORM AT DIISHORB = l , A. YOIING, • t , Informs the citizens of Sullivan count that ha has opened a Jewelry Stare,* the b ding op posite Welles & Ackley's store, Dualtbre, when he will keep on. and an assortment oi JEWELRY, WATCHES, IAND 0400/IP3. Which will be sold as low u at any other pkee in the country. Particular Attention paid to Watch and Clocklltepairing.l Mr Give me &cal as, many jaW' expert. ence will enable me to give satisfaction. Dushore, Oct. 9, 1887. HARDING & SMAIALEY : I - i . Having entered into a coliartnerill p for the transaction of the PHOTOGRAPH! buainese, at the rooms formerly occupledatod and Harding, would respaetfully pall Ms IttAntioll of the public to several stylesof tibia we make specialties, as : Elblar Pla a ngrapbs, Plain, Penciled and Colored; Opalt , Pores. lain Pictures. ho., which we 'plata clenumis and brilliancy of tone and Artistic finish, ens. • be excelled. We invite alit° them ir well as the more common, kinds of Portraits ',..hich we make, knowing Bill well 1 that they :., bear the Gluiest inspection. This Gallery c .. the highest reputation for goo work of any in this section of copntiy, and e are de. termined by a strict attention to and the superior quality of our work, - t0 .6..„...1 _ , 1n0t only retain but incresse its veri s rable We keep constantly sta the v . 'lleir . =isty 'of Frames and at lower prices than &tatty other establishment in town. Also PaNepartonto Card frames, Card Basebq Holt*? 'Stereo. scopes, Stereoscopic Vies, and everything else of importance:pertaining to business, Glyn WIOM OLTIy MU, for' N. 8.--Solar Printing the trais on the most reasonable terms. 'i D. HARDING Aug. 2E037. 1 F. SMALLRT AOARDA-Dr. Vaiilinuaihas ob? tallied a License, Ili; rap __, of the Goodyear Vnicinate Co , to Vulcanise Rubber as a base for A o Teeth, and has now a good selection of Um * beautiful carved Block Teeth, and a superior- artiola of :Black English Rubber, which will : ;enable him to sup • of ply all those in want of ilets of th, with those unsarpassed for Utility sa d'_" ap pearance. IPMing.Clean dull lrreg. ularliles, Extractif, ao lona be ' longing to the ilin ad DliMutinent skilllialy performed. Cholo oral a4Mhihderal for the extraction of Teeth wheal' Ideidred4ariannie being oiled for the wooed in sir h 'as has perfect confidence, having administered it with ima i the most pkwalnkresults dadne a " radtioe*Of fourteen years. _ _ ' L I s "._ Beliirrety gimtsful to the WIT liberal patronage hinitolbreiweelved be would lay that by strict attentloWto the nts Of his patients, - he would coutlaiulitO gibiltrthetr con fidence and spot:WW2.Office inihßilei Block, opp osTW the lliviimil How, I Towanda; Pa. _ - ',.. DO. ' ,IINIVItt. TWINTY-FIVEMeARS : ' ERI WOE IN MISTISTIIif. ''. - 1‘ • J.fi, Eatni, M. Dorocild bane the i n abitant s of -Braffoid Coball UAW la penman" -located LV s. :.". -Be wooldsertird trait hie finittalefol insetioe of TWILIiTY- - -duration be 11 Insilles Mph • di the_ i _diffe i realt i -af work doss - fa fay end ell Debtal Flub la dWor opetiml, Mt kr better - than any Mbwr MIMI oomedor- lit the *do work the best Sawled JO tat Maar aid' 4 aim the prima Ihemaell , ofleatimot - tO the DMA, aeloweadaidands sat et' Ili rows utilleial teeth, end the erns. ' Tor thosereceleter , ate teeth be woublyell ottialiob to siewitind work irlddheonelets of imbeds Rot betels*. and teeth, - end Sartain a colannoes ge: - It is morn derablei awn natant; in appeemooe s sad mach bettor etepted to the thalway other kind of work. Those in of the some are spen t wow to can •andOsoodno lIPOCI F TOth awl to lad for yeas end Often for Ilk.— Obknotorm, Wm, and " If side ?rod. mint mg*, se , focWlim dred Wilma wit leet km/ yells 9 1 11,4 4 _1w ° tilos in Petton's II • • 9 1, ..- Jul; Wl*. R rus I NS' #+ A NO-Sl'' Aa N 0.1 7 1 4 • Wiereeentedints $27,000,00:4,-, • 1" ASISMANIES t Node Asteries;Pbestelpies;...l ,001,110 IS Phenix of Batter!!; ;! raki , & 4 / ',Xmas, New Yotilt_,_ stesuAlo Is. 00., New - X 9,07010 '''•,,,Asiet'ken Fire la.'• leo.; I • • ' • ; 114,0* Se Zl K : E n k et 1000.010 s 0 Xew York". : **o.o9o* W ittriel the I**l pa et eves to fent steLatel l iii m .0611163 a of e k e p e ek em e ry.- teal** meth yd e d souk W. 4a,sosto. is w'ooovia , the banking lloosO — Z n a l Rena vaitigh° 0 • tiLitaireui '• Thom* ieb.lo,l , - • • f , r,...ftfirt: l ) . l , l', Pr.: -, - 1,;:....i.it,..74,:.-; , ,-, , ..,., •,..,:1...: 0,i1.1,.. 1 4.f.1 , ..... -. ‘-.• - --.1- ... '"1. -.H., , -- , ....,,, ~.,...,..,-. - - ~... .... ___ I 1, ...,__ A JJ'i,ii t ts . .-I.4.;:tfi ..!t , ~_ ..- t•- , . - ,: , )...i gilt?, --- ./ ' ) E ..,, ....., ..,_ '1 ./ .'.-*. •F • , _, t,: ? ,.)_i„,:•:: ..0 ) ,„ ,I, ,•„.. ,_,....._ ~.._.,_ „( . I . ta„„ - . „...,.i-.: 74-• .1, , ..”, !,.., ,'I, . ••• tli,is.s.-.4e,' 111 ti-±, ',.. r' j 3 *.// . ... ‘ ' . :lit ..,. ...7; "tr,;: i ~,-,:- I' b.f91:1 - - .77 •-•., -- .v. a ',:-!.. S \„„ . ...„._ \,... ..,,. 1 .: ~ •...... • ' i't;iiizr - ' ,-, --..." ,' -; -s- .4: q . .11.0.5f:Ji:10 ''..' ' :E;''''' , !i".. .1 % ;../.: .'..... -3-`,0.1 ~t. 1 , .K 2 `./.);f...ti - -.;...4 , 3 a. liWjr ' - i'. t 61..... , 5: c: 2 1:- : f . i ...... , .-. - - t -1, , Qtaca4. TAI; OR SHOP, G. F. !WPM, A. G. ANOW. 711. 7 . v.:kr REM f.• ===l Ss . ledtd Nut*. „118a±eitele.lielhaliiangh thi "WO olobag, 'Tb° dinb f itlu faint!lakeoffialsolk Aft 0 1111 141,. The meet rod liianalholtaeo—, • aconbilaaarlOWNl; mak mug !gad * 4 440 /gm , . Within an !bite Waist be i tin& As bib:, &Ms. • TM imr. *044 1:00 hot 1 in '42 : o4l P aeiginr A ”: -The "i inn, waite .l6 4 "reek 17 0: 4 } the Ably redAhli; ams_ buretagib 4 ,l lol l o . gaz, MK " 1 4 haabilAwathilt - - AISI 10 * 1 • 1 4+ .4 41 Ant wag" through idit. arum% Anbablidina AO IMO eldilnie gith Ott !. Aya!*.imagicirofeogia andliaffen is ,on. 1% 2 0'41'0 6 4W* to F i r g u l u rf l r rata P . f a q i r /. M er! 'Way the iilontinie glort=' While etill zgy derling's violet eyes - Rep* the same cad story— 6 babi sleeps . / tolan geo imuldoeprit spookv *tom fmtonstnii I think rirbst gifts of We end,greco heir hidden lamb are imbiging ; What paths the little feet may tread-- What works the hands be monlding- T . :What morianaits my darling's haid, 'When heart and Bout unfolding, -No longer sleep. ING 1 Ah I Hope bas many a fairy thetas, ' _Prom bor ars . 5..34, • unfel4lilB-- And lib IMO That some fond heart is holding ; But, sumo so glad as those that rise, In NO mid beatify 'blending, To shinelbefare a mother's eyes, Alms the cradle bending, Mine alb/ deeps. Pkothums. = THE 11111113.---4011SNONtil TRIM:qJM)II • MUNI' BY KR. NAT. , Wiananms, A O m _litazoi 8, UM The meet affectinlime I river egg?• ncea br . this wale O' tars in Washington last nits. Ilia Eggslen• ?y tolegrOpe to come on to Wank ington, and I obeyed. I hevn't tie 4 much to him reoensly, but I coodent forgit that he gave me the of& I live on, that his honored 'name is at the bottom av the commishin I hold, and I felt that I ought at least to be with hinrwhile he was in dissolution. I determined that ho shood drgr bin last offishl breath into my faithf ul busztam. 1 arrived late, and at w aist per ! ta : ceeded to the executive M ahem It wuz a fismilyer seen. Ther was reward, Randall; Beare 'Welles, and the , President, and all nv , em graver than-the eiliefly area ef-the stately dive nv yore, Tile Proddeat wuz' a tryin to keep a stiff upper lip; but I cood see teers a fol#nng each other adown his holler'ch ks in rap. id succession, "He's a goner - 1" then I, "no man kin stand that drain ea his flooida, No matter how much be may take in, that Lime Will kill any one." 1 i The President wnz a ' reed* :tale. grams and lettere, and they was not nv a water to please him. The first was . from .&egnst Belmont, and red . thus ; 4 . 14 tiov, ekyoe the - hiest p oi?' Bible regard for your Eggslency, and steel regret me:4ll4ft to see you deprived of yoor high cap ; but, ree. lk s ao. s3 l F r io eeereelY eEP le Peet t! to lemberrass 'the:naves by expousin 7oor cox The fact is, no party , hem a &cher before it kin tie Itself to a ded past. The teems. ter draws a sigh over a ded mule; but el* ded mule, ean't dravilds cart, he :Laterally turns his eyes onto them still possest uv vitality. 'lope yoo see thopint without my esple*-, in jt. Excuse me for comparin yoo to a ded mule ; but the simile - was the fitei that suggested itiseV to me. " With profound respect, I.am; etc.. A , I " V13.-41ionld bisnis call me to -Tennessee, I shell do myself `they on• oF, to clal on ...you. in your iled retitenient."' • ' ' ' The. President.wiped an avahmis6 iv teen which kilned the 'reedit: eV tbie uufeelin !otter, and the next, was 0004; Jimmy:l.!, KT, Feb. 80,.1808. Wood i teethed Irish raised in- ll* phi" O,I I V way !en* , 4 4 , ler , Hell," said. Randall, ",the whole county only polls eight , hundred Totes, and,that'essw beg biu.borlit ine fors. plaoe in the department for over • year. • Mire on. - One wun from a Western pelitlaheri lit ly appointed Paitthaster ' " Sir-4 return 'the appointment yoo gave me last' month with loathin and "kora. IsurviTed the 460 Or liaidisol **his Vassagran, rmw, opposition to the will of Oofigrii, ink 4amzin uv, yOor most daaritiable adteinistralion i but this l I ,last *temp to histiltauto• can't: endorse. Therefore I bolt. Your successor hopil, do me just* and hicewlie the &nit" Lortr, -feed ..Bandall, Ithat eels borottrieformore net •• Ourftor appintinent, but the &nit, wont 0011* firm him. Oh, Wade, whoa &meat you irhit t to undergo I Oh, Jebrulou, fawn' eiVioo e- • - • prominent ftm -'democrat wroth es - ' • T Plaiplaazi4 bot oak Welch yam ' Dare • am to do. `their .ibirtr d-4est. ~Xittla3y ',hood hid yoo all thP belief. - will be basieale • . . . . • • . . , . . ~ - • • -.--,- • . 1 1 i' - ' ..- - . -'-- 'i '• . .- . •, . . - - • •,. • , • . 2 . - .!.. •.,,,:,: ; ; T,P.... -- I.l'<r,.y,ri T. , rlA:l - 9p.a.. ...-1 . ~.-. - ;, ,, „4, - . x •.....•,. , 1,..4, ; -. 1 : 4! : , 1.: :; , - T-;11.7., , , ei1•,... 0 .‘„;.--...; L.....4...._ .•"- i ;.- . .-- -.--••, • •••• -, r• ‘ . • . .t. '.. ~....,_• ‘.i -.1•:-.•• ; , - .;it....' "..,.. '.. k , i ~,,, rfl • , .., 4r- ' - `4ll' 7 ' , -:- .- • - ; ,,, ."J;. - ,--.--/,':-. *.- r.- , :-.3:1' ~ , 4 ,t li. , ~..-.. ‘,•,;;; Av.i," , , ~i , I. ~ ...,..19 7 . , - ,,,.4,j1 . ~..,,. ,1 . — . r.t3 “ ...? .*:," .: i:. . 1. 4 , t.:4 4 ,, ~,o x ir. ~..% ~., - i•-..: -. .i ; • .-;• v ip , . , . „5, ... ---, ~„ ... ...,..At,i ' 'i.„-J c . • .r.7 - 1, F,•-...-- ,:',.-- ....,:',....;., . : !` C :.`,-.i••...t:...—, --. - ::t. e,- ., 1. UNRIEM neamei TOWANDA, 7311ADFORD COUNTY, PA.,. APRIL 161 lIVE 111111E0 POPPIMG I 6 e a I.&BBY. RIG AO. impramox nor An.whinim. 11111 . „ . help tawuilii the election of Mad lan. Think how Mich you lin do for the cos in this way and stand firm. Yisit: Hartford on yeor,wsy to Tonnesiie.", - • 1-- ' A- Western demaarat.wrot• : "We all applaud your courage and .resolludien. Lilt the Rump impeach remove it makencertlin the triumph of Pendleton. Illtaedby Ooze. 'Yocielinfeechnient is our p Shot we see Fee at on yoor way , to Tennessee 1" A *leathern democrat wrote "Be firin•be firm. The Ingieeoh ment uv *wear will raise such- a storm or Indio:shim in ,the North, and slob sympathy for &maim okras = esi to ,make ! the uominsehin uv even ;doh a Mal as Bieckinridge certin. 0 I stand firm I -Let em im• pooch, Yoir. ire DOW UT vast yoose tnthenini wili meet yen at Looisville and:accompany yoe to Ten nessee." • "McClellan 't' Pendleton ! Brecken ridge I"' shouted Ithe President; "what - uv met "AM I to bleed solely 'for their good ? I don't want to' go. to Tennessee mar I won't. Am Ito go out 'impeached for their - benefit ? - Never - , And Areo, who isn't quite e• mach UT a phi her. ex Ekikrater6 bistedintn Aeers, uremia that he'd see em <blessed afore he'd incrifia .s minute uv his term far anybody's ',Mee bat his own. Long afore the • *dilated President had recovered, from , these blows GM dy Welles'' nephew, who bed bin out on a scout, returned with a. report.— Fast, he bed not'st that every domed one nv the cusses who bed bin be.' siegin the White 'Nous for appint mental for menthe past, was; now doggie Senator Wade around I that they waited indoors, at the door uv the &nit Chamber, and that they be sieged- his hotel. Secondly, that-the Conatitmishnel *Tampa OM was then 1;1 404111011 and win jusidebatin the, question whether to than the mune nv the Cub to the "nal Bites Associasheni" the "Imparshal Suf. frage League, " or the elladikle Broth erhood I" Think Ault the Oonservap tins clerks In the Department woe all organmin _theirselveer in Grant and Wade clubs, and that already one uv the Department clubs lied ordered 4,000 Grant medals, turnin in the Old Johiumn medals they bed wearla as part pay. 1 "Good Heavens t" sed his Eggs. lee o Y. "Wet else coed ye° expect 1" re. tortid 1400 '!wed bot em olteep and they *areohw a k ' may do the sunk thing ore Hite. , The experi ment buying np a party at so much aed had hes bin tried afore, and hes allots failed afore, very much like the ijee ay perpetooal moshen, Yee ken glt considerable cuthooelem lit long es yoor provender holds out, but then—the feet is, you didn't git no Republikeni worth havin and you dint av no yoose 'to the demooricy; Whoa you ocolszit carry enact' or them itepnbliir over, to-do om en y gimd. Xv deer sir, .your a tits plei We're retired physiehuip whose minds Ti T life hey needy run out.. j see afore me • long viita nv privit life. I; sold myself rather cheep, but I don't: complain. I. hey about filled thel measure of my ambishen—people for-. got in a few years, sniff they didn't, the Araernielk people 'won't be wo e ! enuff to hold my Oildren responsible foe what I hey done. Sum or eat-4 hey. herrn'''. • kept em away from Washington for neerly . three ;mule— may yet redeem the name uv Randall, even es worthy men by the-name of Arnold her managed to 11 1 e and be reapeot : e4-.-their *Ago. mare n balancing the unfartunit • mime they win; oust with. But,A. Johnsonqoor time short. The Republikins is furious,, and the &mu* had rather see it than not. I too,. will visit yoo in your retirement in Teuneasee. Wore, A. Johnsen In Ids ensile leds, Than 'tots the Genii lad him by the heels.' By the Attie he wuz done taring the balance ur em hid left the room; and whim he woe do'ne hi went too, !satin 100 , one but Me. The scene was affactin. , Droph his hed onto my bunnun the scildin • leers X runiain down his 'cheat*, he 'exclaimed in a holler voice, "One by one they go:? /41.8. 13.0bb dot, t ilud the balance' mejitely‘ after. Oh, what - a world this ii." ' - " rdraw the mutts over his greet. I iiity bey to flainoeer somewhat to bold tai place, bat'l always reepcok masly smoothen. ' • ' Pirramasst V. NABS; P. X, (Wich is Postmaster:).. _ - , 8t r,-'S' tkrwu.-01. Dick Wil son- was quite' as re kable for giantism.; as Jor . He had a habit of wandering. &ben the hills and fOruts,and boasted a far ao quahitanoe with all mum , of roots and herbs. Di.. 11. 'tenting called on Dick and, ; higr him I large basket, requested . t., to"go'kr a - certain place, - about wo miles distant, and brin . g nantity of snails, adding, I 'Be's" qq. iek as you can picif, for I ain in a At, ter - Ms round' bf visits, the Doctor ;eat in his 'office, in the ,''deepening' twilight of a }Tune evening, waiting for Durk, who , .at length appeared and after`categalig setting doirn'the baski4, seated himself,- with -an'air of atterweariness. ot the threshold of the open dabs. - • - • ••Well, Dick*. said the _ Doctor, did you get the snai ls -f, • 0 -Look ID 'the basket,"isid Dick. The Dodo: los3lted rand to tds vex& , eare:iinlytwo or three-miserable 1 lispikisime on the:bottoit of the Sstekuntreidahne4 Welly "Wll7, dbia-thm metal Mere there - no.inidli there f" ".0144e4: , Oenty 'em there, -11aelthibitit'Vms swilt*l• win* to run walitinots Pt. „. il 1 1 ,1 i 1:: : . 1 i ir. ;[ : k il . , .: 1 .., :. ,; ,r 01 . 1 ., , 1 an_u rr-, • .I . D , 1 1111/., If! tt' - 4- XV and -Apr, g-A -•': • - .toR *tom .. , ~. Ton , 1 ‘...., \: . , 1;11' fil: t lAiti ria 1 1 k4 .4 4if i tiptis i z i sbak ; i ' 1. °''' 1 '- 1 ‘ - 4:t / •-•itli*.iiii.:', - - .s w m g a i t - - ' : I - . ,;:--,- ---- " *3 ------"--... •\,-. , s - • ;7 . •-y ' t A ...: . ; o t l 4 ~ , , \.. . LF -1- :' ' -'' •; l z' : : ' 7 . 1 LlL .t t , - 4 ' l' '. iIL. 1411 7 ” : -. 1 li ' — ', . , .......,..f1,..4.,,,,,,,.,;........m...„ ,.... ,- - ---- - , s b ientr _, . , . ~ - • 'lir , lailiE TEB(wwwtor'-‘6.Mi.. PITL 001TER wiz A PERO- DIOUB.BLEMIT. lost One of the int. 4ntineeting,,. exciting; and yet hissanloul Incidents which has occurred' for many -w day wag the recapture and conquering on &twilit lastot the huge Asiatic El ephant " Romeo," belonging to Atkin Forspaugh's unniarwiee the fans of .T., B. Miller in, Hi a mmill, -unpretending ' Village, twe ve stew froci this eitY• upo n whose ProMiliar he tuur Wei' quartered' during' the past water. _ - It wilt be, no doriK.tt membered by ditijOiity of out teller* that edit' is the c a n ne elephant ihiit killed his keeper, Alfr: - 'Wm: 'P:' Will iiiiis last' December,' not - long' after going into whiter •quartert: Beh;g securely chained, be Was, of °Mune, unable to do any furtherrmiso and in, this predicament he hari-re r ambled all wmter, no person being ablii to cOnquer and subdue him.-- Of course, if permitted to, remain so all the tae*, Would be harmless enough, _but 7- the- travelling se ason for Um me n agerie, approad,m, and hia lordship is -needed, somewhere aloof sod some means, therefore,tituit be devised by which he can be sub dried-and made-available for the iip= proaching- campaign. In this ez. tremity Me. FOrepaugh was obliged to secure the services - of his owkeep e r, Mr. Stuart Craven, 'who hail . charge of him before. be - .was ' kapOrted" 10 America, and for six Years since thbt event. Mr. Craven being -an exPeri 4, enced elephant tamer, ,was deemed, the most advisable . person :.to. take charge of the recapture of" Romeo," las he is, the only person Who luta ev ,er succeeded in oonquering and sub; doing thih the' largest..spegimen of an Asiatic etephanten this,oontiaent. To this end, Mr. Craven proceeded on Saturday last, assisted by that fear ! less and intrepid= animal performer. Mr. James Porepangh. , to Hathimo, accompanied also by *army of min with ropes, tackles Arad chains, to bring this monarch 'of - the Oriental jungle to his haufichesi'who has been a kind Of terror to that community. ever Mime the nofortMeilte 'death of Mr. ( William!... At Ant tam - eight of these men enrtog . the passionate animal to such an extent that for a moment his pursuers hesitated to op ! pros& him, ,and apparentli smug/. ed to the Matchless power of this gal `ant of the desert. Soon, however, preparations were made to conquer him ; but " Romeo," conscious of hie superior strength, became more corn bative, arid contemptuously treating pvery effort to implicit ide and ;alpine mm, until it was ' evnt the some more effectual means and appliances Must be resorted to in order to dis ledge him from his strcingholds. The chief point now to be accomplhdied was tom hamper and entangle his legs in 'the Massive chains with which he was confined to the stall, as to render him at once hors docent fat. In this, Mr. Craven, assisted by George Forepaugh; the renowned el. ephant hunter, was more than equal to the task. By an adroit movement Of 4 speeies of law°, a large rope was looped - around Ma hind leg, ni atnntly tightened by a • triple fall block, and by the aid of a large con course of people, attracted by curio.- 'sty to witness- the capture, be was brought to realize for the sixth time in his life that "knowledge is power," and _to its mandates he must sooner moltter • succumb. Before yielding; hoWever, he made some desperate lunges at his keeper, and several times come near annihilating him with his trunk. - It was bud for "Ho in' . " however, to kick against the • . . . He gradually !mind himself a rack which out-Heroded. the palmiest days of the Liiquisitiod. In spite of himself he was finally bro't down, to e 'no small delight of the spedators. , But he , was so obstinate and indom ble that be would not beg for- mere . When the elephant is subdued he flatly makes his so quiescence, man* est by a plaintive noise which thus accustomed to the animal know and nderstand as well as a mother knoWs \ . the cry of her child. All day Sat ay was eon.; stoned, 'and Saturday mat found him still obstinate. - SP lay morning came, and still he was milling to' yield. However excruciating the: torture, writhing all - day itiay in his galling chains, Monday ming came and with a disposition ... yield, tri-th;l conqueat. At - '9 dol.'. Nea l day morning, - Mr:. •Oraven - , . rim completely under: his, control v and newer-was s . whipped spaniel...mere docile.'' Something of nu' 'adequate \ idea of the , umnrelotis else . of thi" l 'nuMtodon of the animal kingdom. may be formed When it - Wu discov ered, on weighing him 'after his eikeJ, turctliat the 'scales, were brought dointib dye toil and three hundred !lass.—Philadelphia inqiiirer,dpril ~, _ Tat Winnow _ /.30) Docron:-,—ln -a Western village, charming well symservett widow had keeil .cuuused--, and won by a physicia n. Among her okildren was a Grappled boy, who hidbeen petted, and, if oat voiled, certainly alloWed great "freaom aid debate? The wedding day wau ap :proacling, and it was time,that the children should know ,they Ingo to hive a new Whet, alling miiipled boy, BM said, " Georgie ; I ani going to do something . ', before big that I should lqie to;talk about. Wit ll, :" , • " well; ms; whit is it f" am intending, to many' Pr, &Mei le *few tsYs t s —r. fo; lout ma l—Tikwa .4; Poceorizmotiir • ,- ,itir Why are lora andlnitnioee like,the idols of obit !WOW the fo*erhave ears :sicheiii:4o, and 'the letter hive eyeti 'and - Bee not, ig& I ;0 y A correipoidetiCiit rho 'PO* , TinUct Writetrio tblit.,MW an later : Wing letter from the .11ply Land- in . ridadon, to. he iidetifieexpleiCtione . new behietnide hi that *untry, , through the aid of • a large find et-, preisty raised for .that - purp* , - After. • Teretrinu to.. hlterestine roltittn; tabled. in - various - places; , the writer' yontinnes MBot,; imerluips,:tkivirsidorfullii . Panel hi Yid around :.Jerusalem will create even &dee*. leelieg of inters:it' it: -tho:milids general public; These have .; attend* . ' been 'sketched in the ',porta 'id fresi thnoto *Sib your celum*- fTheleimOrt*besialliebibliCasidok., isologiatcansureljbeirrereathiated. He Cannot'lbuit feel:that - the veicedvseethila of the- Tor the Holy 'and. its sacred Monti- Inamts.are an the eve of .In common with many -othe* Lai" been. watching -with the most intense eagerness' every fresh stigi in the !sxcarationsi as it _corroborated some fact in- history ; or illustrate( . sotae *ittatement in the The courses of threii ancient city wslle,io minute. ly deicril t f rd m i lJosephtuNi are now being. - traced. • f-1- Theixect 'sites . tie rmost-. halloWed.sPoteon 'earth, - the - -holy . seimlchei and , -the 'Jewish temple, are = in .y . :falr - way ;of being deternihteiL. The colonial foula', dition of = the temple-wall, in ' :Ire - %tones of teevubhe and 'stems of eight oabitslilia& by SOlonton, his suocesssors 7-on are being . hdd bare st 'the 'enormous 1 depth Of. nmetyleet and more beneath the surface. • The bridge that once 1 • spanned the ravine. betweezi . the ! puli I agpee ion,liicip - ssol the huripleroildorialt hinOWprOved 'to have been - npWird Of one hundred-and - fifty- feethigh. If this be,ysit -seats, the 1 / 4 ineneki the house . of the Lord which Solomon Aimed: to the., _que e n of Sheba, cannot Wonder that On ieeng it *iere was no- mote` epirit in her!' • "-• Thei pinnacle of the temple,' on Which the tainptei placed the Bavioisi has pat been neeermA.l.to Its ban; an 4 >o found to have an''eleystion-'of oye hnudied fdet The - Statement of JOsephusis therefore to exaggeration :..-' If any one ,-looke4 from the battlemintg into -die valley he, would be giddy, . , his- sight could not reach to snob sir immense depth.' Sections of the ancient wall. of Ophir have been ethumed, show ing that, asJosephus says; it wt joined to the so :04W angle of the temple. Aqueducts ( cisterns,- and rctok t hewn! channels- and passages have also been discovered withic and around 'Horan:, throwing 'pew light on. the building, the Arrange ments, and the Bermes cf the tem-, ple. ,Tluctgreat work of a bomplete exploration of Ancient -Jerusalem - is thus fairly and auspiciously com menoed. The opportune, vi sits. of the ,eultan and the grand. vinier tp, tbis country,' end the repro, potation:: made to the latter.bY the archbishop_ of York, &doled up, as they hive been, .by the energy; the wisdom, and the tact of Lieutenant Warren and his admirable stair; have smoothed down Moslem - prejudice, removed local opposition, and thus - bronght about opportunities for excavation and endoration snob sever ourred '. before ; and, besides, large number:: Of Arab laborers . have . been ttained to the Work, and ate eager to omployed ; and the • exact Pointe for successful • exploration are. ~ ow Well Iplow, Biblical scholars doh:tatting with deepest interest .11er discoveries." tONG FACZEL-What a sad mistake t is to suppose that a k nian'shonld be gloomy because he is a devout ; as if misery were acoeptible to God on its bwn account, and happiness an of fence against his dignity. A modern 'writer of much wisdom and pith of writing, sap : "There is a secretor unbelief amongst some : men that • Gal' is displeised with ,men's happiness and .'so they slink about ovation, "Aimed and *afraid to enjoy' • if 'Wee are the plf: of whom H... says ; "They think they're pious when 'repthe.y bilious 1."-‘ good mai n armost always a cheerful one.' It hi St that haden 'scowl, - and look bine and he elati, ,choly.; bat he: ho h ni at--God's smile: of, approbation upon , him,should show: its radiance in his oolintsnanos, Johnson said he - "nover viii Han in hb life that' was not, - on' the Whole, an unhappy dog." -Arid well, he muy • And an honest xrianai-, \the ;can with a good ooliscience-;,•_let` him enjoy his sleep, and his. dinner,' and the love Of-his Wife'Md the tle4 hki iddldren; rnd shoiv a beaaq ing facet to his neighbor.- Sorely there , ' is 110*Ottie theology._ than that which' teaclies \ that he who hassie:es such' fullness of joy to beasts and delights in the misery of men or ; that haviriglile4 - with gladness, we ought to . give the lie to his, goodness' by wenlmig faces' beclouded with woe; "arido - furrowed with pretended happiness. ' - ' A Bu m% Mora heatitilnlty, sap "The little . that! have seen - in the world and! known of the.' historyAof norikitid, teaches me to look upowtheir errors in sorrov4.l3o anger: ti , When 'take the 'history Of one _poor haat thit - hat oinwd and 846.4; and ittireacaks, tapaif• the "treacle" temp it vasied , :throngli the, brief pulsation* of At; the bars of ;ears the rfAlenessArrPo4o4 'the, seprn of the world, that 411 i little 'charity the leeehiticiti br the soul's ikrn canctaattand-lond cvolemi lbesith!goneyhappinees gone-:1 wood tato leavethe aniatisouLaLakrfed. low man with him fmcffli whose hmde .it cane." • • . . ,t• .4414. *a. - UT. - Oa 11111 • • •,...._ ............, ......, The felkiwbg. Uglify - *tire' ,1 pito tura of litisihm sociallifeweeit from tine of our Jtoglish extgiststm. ?Writ 1 j. probably, qt . gab et truth in ikinit Amerkins w " it hardly - M*4 t , `40.. &tint aa it rends. Weare 30d Verisapoi the wenit-charikderbitio 'Ol Sudan soeliity, wheriit does* ;an tet.9a kiikilg `:***111;11. na Pa y, it is extreme coarimen&- meri one is tittle nod' lowi." All the Oisst *kr who . h a ve • ay- tot dling' to- say to gather" at the to eir voices. No ione = listens. , They*. tradiet each > stbek ;flatly ; tilaY, are "bogie ; the" quarrel,_ ~ , the; me tr e, it up over the teii.table Wheylibik/14 . ly take , conititatininifein =gond their deptiAmentAtereti• knit thilt,theroft‘. appehr Repo: eposi—,Thiii.probogyAiosii m their 'extreme iversion to idle** er pl(rdiallesertion, 'inefy `oohed Wimp to an"- old age- without' everi. baying got' on horseback Or taken 4 laStbY Walk Their- ixssosse af Poi try, .and semi to have a con!erpt for the beiuties:it nett* &It: - phisunie of (*entry life: Wei noilove of - 11patilbooting, - bulldog; raia,Nfo sire tilifieettmknown among .. .. , . therein not a shale yacht, in the Back Bes, • Ishsriit is summer - •ff the" Solidi West i 'all the year • ;., d. Thiiihousis; When Meet splendid are bit doovatealalartilit-, tug and looking glaseit,J2Weareix btstst. s P_Logitl.M. ll . l oo4 l o_oS *Amer ! their realms estenditure incl anthill are equal to their covetousness. No. where is dress' ea ' costly - or sonobn simnel. A cloyard Vl* gtes • eight bondrisigniness fatalistic fmndat AWL Jilting -Siki iiill4l'4lsikasitair iirokamlociolgat i rtokoosioda footaio *WWII llett4ift tilt ordered to - giviiiitiniektioW,;', The moat wetly I lidleihtrinisei iiindein Paris go: W . Sued& r lint Iti , younie Illuicovite kellitleill tkiiik'of 41 *( 1 4 geting into it ma* 01* . . and ' roam' g ' about , with hei_ spend or* _the win** Om" winter Owlge till it is spoilt. Thus is s iiiitish belief tbitititsidal din= nets ire of delicate' fare, end side gay by frcdts and pretSt atitrellte••- Nothing of the blink Thsvitoidit are coarse mil A.assorted 1 the cooks*" is abominable. .'Rs*: SA, raw haldi mushrooms in oil, - strong cheese, fer, mented — cabage, eaten with sou creem i bmied coin boiled naidilog Ow smalbeer, soup, with cold fish, salt cucumbers, ice MA fermi in it, this, with WWI fowls, is the stiple food among 44401 dent gentry'; and it is washed down with raw spirits and II beverage called quash, more name -1 ou thou any known in the West." How Mumuurs Swa trim nix kw, —Muskrats have .a curious method f traveling under the ice: In their excursions to thefr feeding grounds; which are frequent l y at greet distant oppB fr om their abodes they take in breath starting, an d remain under water as long as they ;can. They -then rise up to the ioe, and breathe out the air in' Abair lungs, which' re; mains; in bubbles against the lower surface of the ice = They, wait until this air move= oxygen from ,the water'sed iceoind then take It again and ga on until operatioiSlesilo be repeated. • In this way:tiny can travel almost'ity_. distance, ands live any length of tiw&'under the ice.— = . The hunter sometimes taken advralage of this habit in the following =Omer: When:the mar4hes and pesubrisimere the muskrat 'abound are first frozen over and the ice thin and deer, on striking into their helms with hie hatchet for4e;purpose of setting his traps, 'he frequently lees a *Able family plunge into the Water end swim away under the ice. Folicering vne of,them for some dist4olgoo 4 beleeil him come up -tq TOUOW,IIie breath in the auwer above described. Alter the anicial ht., - breathed agiiiiiit'the ice and before be 'las Alum itetakti his bubble in sgaiNthe hunter strike. .with his hitchut (Weal/ over -- him 4 1 111 4 1 "yes hint away from his, breath; Tai this 'case he , drowns - le Serinimieg few rods ; and' "the' hunter; cutting a , hole in the ice takes himont: - • Mink, otter and-beaver travel an= der the ice is the gime y l k,And hanteia liaverequently t ofd c j •ti taking'. 'Otter in ` the; hiainiei'l hive' ae., ticiibed; *hen iheacritii44(iriiiiilin house of the ixttuartati-lor ptar-: . • Abner - Sees ':Lorta.n—lt is rarely,. indeed, that liei • heTe.readisaythiatt more truthfully, pithetic thiin the 'Opined - iii#Whieh we find giating lamoa oar excliaveri.` WoOdilitt **Tyr inistaid la Our huid-taligitt:teid: It. sad profit by itzr-, 1) lu , "Dcpt stay. _long l ibuffisadrA t ibil yiting , bride tenderly_ in ._ my-prompw one evening, as her .., hastiaid ' , WSJ preparinglo go out i The wordy m-, selves were "'lathlike* : bile* looliter . *Mier flehiene with which they : were soootapaided,- opal • vii; umes It told. the w> :depth: 'of woman's love—of grief when the Ilea of' hiesmile, the sou* Of, 511 bitrjtjt, b ell4o,zot r!ght ,l 7, ntoch 41 -I)Ontt stay long, huabatat I" sad Isi*ed tsw.the loving wife, sitting jolo_ne , a4loniryoF 6l 4liting the momenta other blabana's abitelbe; OVerifilir mcnimtate ronniftlo ; Vied `door tit be* if-he wee not , . la - VIM,: raid"thidhit that he woe noti - l - tlmughf 1 omild boaboar lier. eteleading, to disappo l inted : • : •'. • ',`Polet sty long, hie* 1" , nitdj egthi theight tukSieni4 irife'reehintunerioiiely ~r *eat arin,H4hair 'laud'Viet tar Ilaikitirceldhre •-weipitk ikai the 16 01: 1 1 0 0 0 ;4 4 4400, ataY a weals '" • u ' T °hi 4 1.1011 1 4-111iiit ;7yoll golbrth, .think et - thdw, wheeliefare mingling in the , hive °flamed try just a little mike their homes l~ s*. _ MMW=UM= area Asaaot void. • bilbaudin and 411111Milicholles to a raw& is.bri cd • liblf6tr7therf! a; soft -A s ta l4t=l lol 4 F a ct -416 1 112 , bra‘ 46a P l * !O w "' O r' "Olir-bEk Mon an article by inesinassen in the • ...,. t • Fedismegne&l ; —. ' 1131 i. WADE OF offfro. . ~ ~. • Miseachmette pre tiihrmair birth in the year 1800 lie was the *nig ei#af tea ehildanCj lile' father was . at•ooldiori t , *lto (Night: in (mit teoo - lino. Bunker Hilt to Yorktown. His mother was . the *Oder of ii Preal v e A :slergy. man, - lie woman :4'4 ' ' ii,s- intellect 'and' great 11'00 , 'of 13he %rand iikitlietitiir! brood ,While the tither ***hi - the army:-' Theliimily .wients of the:waist - -inl No* Eng. land. - A por . ti o n of its sesatrprop- Lrix Wl4l-,11 V ist riTt books. Th,ia„ ennt-P - - 13 9 1 Putili. :0111.011110X1: '0114,11111 T volumes lhOilliiiiillr' , tlll6llll4 ,14111 . Oat sad after Idi riot6iiillad ' led litiOio far into an education - as to iiinlinad mita': Wksi Iteir.legiaelleitiaac he Am** term& his hack "f• oar ties 'old . ilkinglemettliveill homestsakamt, willing's, Idolises Anidelossisst'ssd a kundle of cloen his bedt, -, be started to wa lk_flpriegleld, Wm; te Iltincia;_to Beek hi s Ire (biked ft to;' Aribtabids; musty, Oldo -- Thitr4, ' the ,inso" *jelling, he determined to wait foriiprfakto•do! • *hide journey r idred himself Out to. cat wood r in.thellorest at lid cents pereeskand linatehed !hints from sleep at night , 10 read thellible by the light of the fire on the lieartWof the legiabhx.- Both the ! Old end the 'New Teetitielteare iikhis tvsnes end."llpries Caine tibtittliiil . 14 nthelVelict„ forrilini." i,ne ed4iliniiiichi - Work_ 1 , - and 'grabbing; ' followed by. a *kw wig. -at - sehoolteiching. Thn journey-was -suspended `by a fascondoir of saoh work, and was finally last in An experiases it :driv ing/61nd *Castile. Wade led the Mead" steer of a drovnAkent Obie to New ;York. „Sin dimes be me* this trip. 'The' laiitsithe le4: took him . to Albany. 'Twit wiakir, - or iiiiiiie, the drover "there expunied Into a imilier.' When the frail was Out *Lc the - ground, . scholars - and iteacherwent to mental labor. -=The • BrinCanalgot the - teacher. -During the sum - met ~of 18$0. Wade shoveled - . 'and wheeled. ,:'• Thi. - caili,AmeriCan I kni4, ll ' said Go,' Seward; in a smoicbt-the *l3inate,' "who' worked - . with a sped. end wheelbarrow on that great ingircsnaneet." Another winter of school teaching in Ohio. and the peninsaions• of BlialicWhit doily, and the - friendly' oar of a triverateefiet; Wk . .) hpid "got to loving Wade, to trust lutk,be d and board without limit, drew - Ben., at-thitege of twenty-six into, it law office to study for the bar. „He was admitted in two years. ' • • He .waited another year for his first suit, He won that, and in winning it won the sympathy And-faith of the lawye.rs of the district by, his seal end hard work for his, client. The man's hand was on siccesi ; * thing but death could detach 'it Juries .in -Northern Ohio got to be ilia way. of thinking, and there wars- a growing ooneidence between Wade's argu ments and . the , judgments of courts. ' He began to be a man of property,and - a part of his eitato was the opinion - • that prevailed' all over the Western Reeerveithit he was an hoziest„inst, benevolent, brave;-sta _wig' a man:— That part of his estate in Ohio has been accumulating at - compound in. tetest. .It is.very big now.. -- - , . Soon after. taking his seat sire:. 'Wog Southerner, in debate, grossly essidleta Free-Attila Senator: As no allusion was made to himself or his State, : Wade , sat still, but, when the. Senate adjourned, he-said openly if •J ever a' Southern . 'Senator .a&, such an aftscle On' Hai- or -Ohio; ihile he sat-on that floor, be would b and him as_ s liar, . This. gaining to the ears of' . .. &lathers men, nSenstor teak oo• 'cation to poingrapeak, . a-few days afterward,of, Ohio andler : peoplet se begro thieves..-; Instantly. Ms. Wade sprang to his feet and : pronounced the -Senator a - liar.. - Tim Ektithern Sena' toil were iiiiteunded, and-gith eied around their - thiupionirldhithe N'Orthein men grouped; about Wade. A feeler wasiiiitt out' from the South il4=-ice Jeeirinfi' to Otalcalen, -but „gr. Wide , retorted )o+ l l stile;',.end'' demanded se oxy, for the milt oireield runie and the i*Ooo iteAlePMletkied• ' -The aster iIO - lied; end a fitht - iiiiii looked upon, as certain The next ::day a* kentletdiai'ealled On the Seim& from Mini aid-ailied airestionloseldne -his *knowledge:mitt of the tied.. - - "kii,iiikeri," he-responded .nu a double, • uppity., -1< represent the' State of - Ohio and T represent_ Ben. 'Wide; 744 a bernitor, 1, am . sed :to '&04; Aii Bea Wade, 1 OplOrecog liiiithe code.* - '' ' • -.'' 1. - - 4 * 'frimidleeti'sigirieved,* said tbstestleasii, - "fskiihet'yet- said in -the Senate--rwleidapr; . tad will Bask 1 91 MAP: II a o. ll Vatl l l l oCdon, 4 • 1.1 was somewnat , embarrassed e continued 'Beriatoi , 'Wile; "by my imaition yorterday t -os I 'have I 501110 *spot bribe Clianiber. 1 nolitskit this opportinity to saw what I then gotitio lol oo vi!lsif re.lilease t repeat 'Your; frit* is a fold mon Old bhickgnard.* . "Certainly, Senator Wade, you do not Irish' tie to ceiir7 wet II mee. sage airthat P - ' • • . ,f ~, , Most:nbtedly I do.; and will 411 700,. l ot your own benellt..tide Ilideao( yo IQ noi4o4otios it. I ns; wiu not be ked for either rebeetkin, explenetion,Or a fight." • 'Nett awning Xr. - Wiik come into thellenitikaiditedthi tci his seat delibeestekr . w from under his coat twols_rge , and unlocking his desk, held - in inside. The Soatherii men looked on in silence, wtdiethtr 'P'xtbefa.,..; . "era .1.4 13 9 6 ,4 - the ar6. ettein!, snip ge,it th e, pr . • •seenft of liii 000 blO P miet4t . N - f"" i Coate' was • 'en of the it* th e day before. W e was not - 0141mm* ; butt eve r re tard; •; Was =', Wasted vithipoh • I tilt Benito tscked him.l aad comaiftmidos by who bad hook** at• e,
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