gßaz fqztmttnirs44.
ru.Looni.:rvi &
E. R
B. Chase,
Timms—o. rwr Lt. tan reeve ewers per,
annum cud. nt wit once , to two dollars not ward
cold the end of the year, or tone of OltideriptiOn.
No maw will be diwontlntted enul arrearagere
are od, except et the option of the Poblieltwo ' -'-
All cenornowcotion• mew be rove eten to re
ceive atiennon
All lettere ronilected with the office, should be
directed to S. D. At E. O. Coate, Maelreer , Now,
PI : VOLUME VII.
eiI:MMEMM3Emo
of the shed had daily made her appearance!
there for provision until about three days, to
buck—that them and woman had bowlful
mons. re wwww. sick for a longgime, &e. On their return
Ms Write, my ehmtheed home, :the man was dying, Biel lived but an hour
Thy Melnlnie• creme d.0.00.00t Wien, owg The 'tale girl was r away l
veoldryl d
mil, and be
, cou Shoo
le wear ing mit du Ihro,o th it chem,
lore they wok her
a talk.
My Wan to thee. km woo Ime thee said she had been sick herself, nd could
not walk to the house for food. and Wet
Through the loos of dep tried
Thy mother died the day . psrwhoos,
hat s he
b y ennui the same time, and t oat h er
height
peen thous ilea elaiWa.
d rat hit had tried to kill himself when the
was harriJ y
I. grand on wad—awful ton b .
them O r i e c a c0 0 10i . .0l was taken to the !muse, and
t the unfortunate family buried.
death The child afterward. stated that her name
With limisms erode and rooming retards...
was Mary Williams, and Mr. J. thought'
Leaping is . 0 .. 1 " ". "` the nee" frono what he could gather, the family had
And &thing damn into the vale below birthed) , lived in Now Albany, but in what
Withloway way, and mono. nodefieted, New Albany lie could not ascertain, more
'Woe lofty mom and the iiidioatie oak than as the child said. there were • great
treropread their aides with glowing verdure, ,any holism, and it was evidently New Al
lem on the distariee peresive them 0.11 Imiov, NY. The negro paid the family
Neolinr the sown of load been there several weeks, and came di-
Vet they eh.t In en doe hesmosmof erew.vo lower: rectly after his master had lest And there
sni are the wiener. or was not a family in the neighborhood. the
Wee. far sod loos from so perfll,ll having also gone whom Mr. J. wish-
The milk,. of My firM lo Re.e. The gii l who was slat and en
olimlelibly fixed mom am howls old minds, hassled, was left aid, the negro, who pro-I
Hat shades donned ssa rem, nil., we si ern there mined faithfully to attend to her. Yet
Thom Wwwl row.t • We see doe... net. there was but little hoppi of her recovery.
The sow. of that bright silicon, down io the vain It has never been our misfortune to hear •
Where owe I rimmed o • l hood. etc., wire horrible tale of reality than this.
• •• • • •
most probobly. maltin a rook to meal.
the metamornhose of Less and a W
e
Oh, rerrnge , 1 errn :re f' he muhered •• Little Dick, .., is dying," he sod son. WASIMIOUTON. layer Kepler event his life in poverty -
himself, es he cost his ems ever the Al once 1 sprung from my hammock -
w„.. 1tr . ..51. tan. toads W11110 .. r err 17 ,.... i17 -s. Mr• Pope Adrian VI toad net in early life er
112111.lfested wave s which had already to- Lade Dick was a tort of proteith of mine „ ono .„ 1 1:t0 0 r.'7...:,;',.' . . 1 0 a L t ' 0 r. ". ; y • r;,, , ,2,..„ ford candle. ; he often read by the light of smo m moth % a . m . hm , ° boo . i0 1 0d0r ' ... 7
u beast' the power of the sudden aortal Ho was a yak, delica All& said Land n iroa o a ki tsr se t s cm . a. a s "or e w s ,',„, to av a t :i, (1.0 etro4 lamp. ch.a. a Loc." et .. e to the amm o . pom, where we n h. m id
T. daroneo had come so stanchly . orphan, and awed to gm ntk nurturean she la. -.The hoot. apartment et toy the oppratit eof a pastry cook. Sir h ave behold toted; gn . of mtaii , not , lb ..
did the storm, and all (hat
e old be dish. f the first boor 1 Joined the mahnener ash h• has loot • Inn cabin both le d ko• in, ITunoitiry Davy was the son as carver on
goolactl from do desk of th bdg, save the rah heart yearned towards Ina fa I too l izt:. 4 .. an o s4e . cmtenners melt mere .^. woud, and was appreadieed to an spotheea- ed areelves into goad honored' oh el . -
breaklng sea, was tho fearful, craggy shore, I had once been friendless and alone in the nese ; but then and there we might have
It wourJ ho well to nom dm h.. r) Dr . hoar Ildsocr, p rofmor of Msth- beheld • bona a stackin d
att flash after float of holdouts illuminated mold I. hail often talked to me in eon- th „.. .„, i oimt . o . of • this mottam . mattes at Cambridge... a go a seeks Ml
the heave. I. I doe the proem of repair, the youog
fide.. of his "the' 0 b.....""Y b° 7 - 'lady a the Alen time , with those of the White, profeesor of Amide at Oxford, ton 'ones nemht have beao lugging the clod.
• Light, ha " 'hooted a man forward, arded loth. leading female. of this dluetriou• ag - s waver in his youth Planund Stae, the abuot, oldirt • halloo horse and a wheel
s. the next moment al e3es were threshed t o uts{ boce of the ship he
ahem Httla t
lai c
„ 'There are fest "hamar. so Oell worth - f ,.." . M... ,'W W" ?.: w " a re'r .. 1.... 1 In Am "reran& We igh
to . hr.,. M. a lush i t ad suddenly flash- I•e. tey were rude end a. ha doe o f .d„.i........ .... 3 i m i tat i on. .. ti ......... ay , anal taught data. to mad. ...nen- ha. formed euepi e io ne that blade. had
ed up a ~,,, ng the distant rot hot and son ,i t i ~, Often when they jeered him ' an, the Sottish 'astatine, woe born of poor
platy onto and mother. Her Sam a du been among the m.tin oonditment.,-anall
The wind had now reecho' he height, for his melancholy he would go spot by' rw ,a.....„ ifoi 3 „. r tpohon , . ho ° ;;;.• w . ) . parents and undsrwent many difficulties -,,, h, most dire aei , we might have fan&
and with a pat power it set the ahohted himself a. weep . lle never atooploned of vo t iof Forgo ,
during the inclement... William Hotta, Om historian was the eon I h e m i torrm .., . .... oh ., 66 ... iwi
thenimed) upon the surf-bound Amp I his lot though hi s comatose. imposed on on of winter, her drawing-room, „„ rior a e T
ito 111111111.1, Ilut. an, the author of i n s y rn ,a .. fr i. ht of . r; ; ; ;.. „ iii wo ,
arls and rm., and every faee, moo him asontinuallv Poor lad I his heart woo awing..., led - room , 0n ..... ii . .4'. ; the Pilps Waren, was the son of a a h e ad .„.. a l y ~,,„„7,. ri.h ° of
one. was blanched with far in the grave with his lat pants. "°- t• d I mea l[ fII dth f
in a log hat : and this too, when sta might to us an lam 0 owe e pro anion ' our node end:oah ark, ening down
R. In se. did they try to lay the jorig to the' I took a strange interest In him and had h... h oe ., „ Jo a n . onmommim; ... rod i; . It is well known thet Burns as pees- n heap of ned hose, and eumonterin
wind, but not a sail would hale.. an 111- i lightened his task . much to pomade - her own ham at Mount Taman lint, anal follow. the plow Coulon Cala, a filth-rate head gear, to the polar) in:
mate, mail at length the men m.aged to I Hauls the late fight I owed my life 1.0 111., I Hut oven there, although her fortune the a...mm.1...r, erse at first a cabin top...detain fifteen minutes we an seep!
get up a fore and main mast storm-eta for he rushed in just as •• abre stroke was was ample. Ae had very few of A lux- boy. Daniel Defoe, the aloha of Roltinsan tented in s i t mn . h., „ to ..
sa6 and then the tang atonal fora sho rt ; levelled at
h o; and by interpoing his fee- odes, m t . o h. ol . worn . n no „.. d . y . w . m . Comm was the eon rt' ik butcher, mut had The Andra if there beam to be sue.
time aloe. up against, t be heaving scan .- blo coin s ad averted the deadly blew.- -1
exerbitat ems, and barter away that pre- to straggle with many misfortunes . Jam. humanisitig th ings .dm establishaat.
Wit it
its
codent chat ecen Aould sho In the 'harry rind confakon anal,
-. ;de. gift of health. Purples., the astronomer and philosopher , look on the walls with a woe of ',Hsi....
succeed in keeping the wand, oho must quits forgotten to inquire whether lie wee 1 im. ‘‘... h i neon .... . n wommnim _ was the son of a par laborer and was • a., Th e
evoittually be driven aAuro, fa the power hurt , though et the tome I had resolved to • ploy' In the • beat
. She w. not above attandang to the m' ellophord Ilvorge Pa, the f ader of the roan' they dream of allots:him at do
lof ...Mtn wares sae greater than that exert all my Ihtle Inliotenee to Pc.... h.. matters manneete with household dor 18..4 a Fflood.. or Quaker.. tool th e bell-rope. they
of the wrod a have the moat regale
, a midehipman'e warrant
to requital for he. . 6 m g•f • • ' 'of • weaver Gafford, the distlngulehed ' id ea o r an am, ~,,,,, m y ......,,,..,,..
a ormong t hem too, with her own
• Boy do you know what light that ts 1° t sore.. It was with a rag of nrawbful hide . 3 .. di ... now. . - d .,..
. r.
.° editor.of the Quarterly Review. was at enema... m .l Lowman.
and .. t hi. h ,
asked the captaan, uhe stood holding on agny, therefore. that I leaped to my feat .......1 t am t h...... on; a ll .. 7; time so par that ho auld nos buy paper,l pkyi ni , a . 16,.... .hi m i a m ama .
'to tho mein rigging to keep kin fret •• My God !" I exclaimed : "Tot don't 6. 4 to am. ...., t h e m ... P i and would work algabreical mention. with m a id..., J. 4. *b ey ....
tiara
1 • Yes , sir,' replied Robert, •it is Billy. mean it 1 Ile is not dying I" I noon • never luelt - at demo... mdse s blunted awl on fragment. of leather to speculate me to ...Oh., with stoat pi,
snore', cram ' .. I fear, eir," mid the messenger .hakinfil • h .. John Harriette who reaeived of Podia- they eould t of S. 1 the
• What is it there for'' ' dd
repriman a hem, an as to la ing after ' pick " W. HA. ti
Lis heed sadly, •• that be eannot diva ti .0... that 6 .ntiraf out , th ei r i n ._ tent COII,OOO for hot time-keeper, to de- elan on the Indian wed-Mx; mirth ad
•it mark s oho waren a to a little harbor, morning ." ? they
... too
....,
... ph , with dram no , tontine longitude at. sea, wee the No of a mischief aro thoroughly toesneri.ed, and
mr, which hes in tho back ; have been lying hlits-he t I
- --. " Ifishionable Mlle, hc rhea' hi ' aarantet, and instructed himself in me- the little darling. sit or Nand a* the' their
• And t
an it be enter. by • vessel of excl.:meal with roam • •• Lead me to 1 ...nia to t ngs so ~,..
Me- aide had bone ...dolly manufactored
this else 1' stoked the captain, while agleam him " '
But Mn.Weshington seldom allowed A Ma sorrieeend Wile!. into the • best starch.'
of hpc At• across hen tom , ; -IM is delirious, but at the interval. of the .an to raw before her, attired herself Th• aoties a •
no
wife do at. And let tot confer, that we masa."
•0 , yt s, sus a largo .hap toss enter there lunacy . asks for you dos," and as that min simply fur Goa morning, gave Oration. to 'lliffer'ensentinily from thae of the wife of a ° ha. a . ".."..." A .. 0 7 ...lag
•• t aid do you know the passage ' spoke, we stood' beside the bed of the bo leer servants with reference to the doposi- any other Chrietian The domestic circle'''. .... • "mt." It. .ey Ise that a
Ye. sir , 1 base gout my whole life The offeror id not .in his stook,a tion of their lime during ate d ' the ' rant h of ' ....P flia• Wad .in ar veins, or Mat
ay, super- ; es ie Naarsp ere • women '° se-1
on then oast, and I know every tarn it ' " It. 1 .I" ib. tarsus' d. . ....
tined the go•oody a food whieh am hite- 6 t ety ; and flooded. t.t °woo her there same natural dhqualifieation for • gestility,'
3..0 take the brig in there . thie'aa, and there a. Or it was so
ov
',
6to h . ........J, and seperintended it must, on the whole, ha nobler.] the toms ...Vl.' ignoble, meat. on, boot w• a
; storm " stifling that he had been carried under the •t". i if
, see ki ng ierse in every private femaly. The time of • t r./ quite gomtatable he a roan
' Yes, for,' answered the boy, whda • open hatchway, ad laid Ma in • little I Her life was eminently • Christian, and pastor's wife be as much need. anti am- .. . o r , 1 ....1Y ...P.C. " (tad eaftalens"
strange light shot roan hie .es open epee. orabout four feet sours From • awful one, while the hese or very many pied at hone ad that of another wife And; - ."°. enth•
' tot well you do it T' eagerly &eked the the sound of the ripple% I Jude.eta
e - ".. ladle. of the present day are entirely (ash y no minister, who understands the .ndition
captain sal was in motion, while toe .lee., calm blue
, • a __ . ionable. The drese-maker I. oftener eon- of his permanent influent,. for good upon'
''• On two conditions ' "ft .... thr.ffigh the 0r...s 0 , .....--• i salted than the Bible, and the lest new , the people of hie charge, will dare her in
• Name them quuckly ' and dotted with myriads oakum. sussed I
1 Paris plate ere of more aloe than their own exchange her duties aroma by God fur '
The first to, that you la me go in peace, that. Go fog had broken away. How ca1m ; . t ....1 int ....„ , while the obsoleting op- wok labors a a (else apt. of the age de- '
and the oust, ham you trouble none of the et soiled down on the wan has of the dy
, ers singer, or the graceful danscuse are mends The o ffi cial duties of the ministry
.1111/1 1 .... 1 . 111 • 1 .4 b.f.' ....r. th ere . ' .7 "' L.... 4 • 11 111 . .... . a the only things Jowl.. in their • philoMohy ' belong to the husband; ke has be. or • I premise,' aid the captain • And , vorid-Ob! how deliciously cool In tied! I question mach whether Ma. Washing - ' 'stn s' to the work : Ilia wino is h. bap-
now set *Lout your work. But mark me, I pent up bell-eddied down Go hattroway, ton wool' p ... 0.. am nonw . wa i . 0h ...
1 mate in thin peculiar calling Ilene. she
if yon Jarmo me, by St George lii stiOlit • and lifted the dark chestnut lock s a the'
daisial love novel. , which are MI rife with 'need not tot the Preside. of every b... '
,you on the moment !' 1 sufferer, . with hie bead w t
on the
poleon a a Sendinental nierality, prep- I lent avermietlim in the song'option, nor
Thc ham woe soon put In fore the walla,' lap Of an Ai veteran, filer sy en an unquiet ti only 107 h0r0.,..mi heroes.,
of . ton- 1.., she
wo foam hoe . t.: , o ..
w., , 1
a end Robert Kodak datums. base"( upon slumber Ho shirt c was unbuttoned, ciful creation-ean lead theyl been as pastoral emits To visit the tuck and the
, thc starboard fore 3an.l arm , from wheneo I and Lis bosom, . white he that of • cod m enty I.
fait Joy w e
i . oor
ow. Her imta. ...,
wiogio
with lho
poor
..d „ oh i
0,, rum ,. g end •as rove a ren't ], . 1 Ins orders were pssecol along to the helms- was open and exposed. Ito breathed quick r
inind was red by work. of solid roe- bailie. of the eengreadalon is Nolo." ,•
,„ di anent hick „fon II deck . Unlit .211 The hounding vessel so. cone •a h- and heavily . T. wand a which . was 0rm .... ... h .,.. 0 . .... arm , . don i „m asa sh e magus ea symplAlMO wets
itch nano a not a word hod ea...not
r .1 1 ::t ":1!:', '4: :1,1.1;';',71 - it I'M "redirdi Vr.i,ll 1 ~.
t._ earl aft hour had somewhat lulled, the' believe her reading ever gave her the va• leer ...band in his studio. in his pastoral 1
lips ot tio • Li .y tie trembled .to bade it c
rA I a frowning rok whirla oven .w Ids ll en finger. tightly grasped,
re, or caned forth the tears a sympathy, h. , in his trio.; manage all Ids domestic
the ea hal preparations, and . the loot On") ‘''''' '''' 1 P." ,
I
noose WM 111181111 ad drawn hAt the co r:
I II Ito bd a tins as if ho euffered tho great- I lld reedy tt h d album tro the hat advantage; Ater ad
stoat vexed Ilona os 1 0. yeah $t le edu tins ;sr I e the poor an wep e her door .
.„
k h hl. al keragf ct fl ant ilo brie, and thicker and mere fearful est egony. . ,In vain, canal° him to Ins dark boars; ad go
or i .rato 1. e ca , a c n n ••
a holt thor resell 11,1118 A bottle stoned and gray-hair.' sea- I She tons kind to the eaffuring • minister- hand in hand with him, so far as the pai
l% lulu traolutg s couple r woe's slow, „.„,1 att d d r prod MI Lis know bolero the Incatue the rocks ,
care loot!, tr • in ths It; •.1 Irt MI 1/11C 01 I , e „,,,1 ~,,,,,0 111 e, - , t 3 side . I holding •
non stool beside on g dull late- • - ' • • 'o a hos sex will allow, In his endeavors,
. „ tit% to then. nearoroce, shoot troalicited tt n
the in 01. I. ii trt Imo r, . hat we Ito . ll' r. s sir, uteri ' . Poi a ' shotitsd the la ty tern in bin hand and
P aln g ''' ..r. ' ° " 3 i she attended the sok moldier', when brae- by the use of ell proper moon to promote
down upon the eufferar. The surgeon knelt ing oath har husband the inclemonco. all the Interco of Christ's kingdom 11er life,
Itch 11..t1 tII.r a I ts I too 11, ore, ; a 01l .i•, r „ k on • a ,k o d o h, m a n , „ tu t, ' font• is'
mon ISI Illtli a. oettoar II II llottl , ,„„, •ol ,,„,„, ,„ , up o n h ., ~,,,
" lb h. finger °P°° the h . '° ",,,h1.,• As many a bard wtiater's .ige ; and awe 4,001 d ended be exemplary; but se should'
shoot to lit e olds. 16Io• them out of . Ile lb. Loy: • • Star t oral -tato. k I't of every Christian wife. She ...al
I 11P1"....1 the) all looked ° P ."° vet- gaga them money out of bur own priate 1 tha t
the Ohio, I r the put it e. , .1 .011 toy: a • 11,,, he . 30 .„, ( „M. r. ' , ' l „lost:aboard • es.' cron who held Mtn shook his load and ... ow . be atlas in every good word; but not in
.
would have spoken, but the team gathered r She fainted not at the touch of poverty's, dmw which belong to the office of the min-1
debt thou non I ts t t, t i t 1 t its, 11.11 s 4 t k • N., m ttor if he si ,i s lIIN own father , ' peas a,l3- So
m the ''''..c.l , "" the ‘ ll ''' "r 1 .. 1 ° "" 11l man oho strokes en Cupola LS., 1 'Pte.' l 3 . 1..' too ohoktugly to his eye. scold band, our shrank tremblingly from the terry.
on past Tito surgeon said :
that•k 11 ith a v 11: i i b eg in Lis hold , he c'. lole 111 the ',error manse of his duty, mat Al this lama( the vessel owepl 0 . faces of the wounded She load I No one will deny that her position is dif- 1
had 1.41 axed anur .. pa t h Atone thro ;;„ • f eet-poor 11.1° Ir°Thwr- gh""tlY
kindendlc falters.. from that ol• layman • wlfe She'
I AO and met es a void Ho Is panga ho , lwa3s a hin car d , an a gentle 11111
' ' "."r
'""g"‘g
. 1.1 " . 1.. .. ° """ ° P 1 I d ndentand never paned with cold in indeed a city at on a hill Hat none of
. .. 1 ,": wl l °. I°l ' l° , l a ° .I 'l' . '' , r 1" 'II ... • Hu' Ile 11115 mei salt d -11 c was insulted, flash 01 Milton) shot through the hence.. do you ea tit . 1
.a . , firer ein . . .
1.7. 01.11” wou l d 1.1 ill 110.111• IL 11,0 Ono' ......, ...,,I I Inci c o ,I the duties of a wife moss to be hero, ha-1
sod tamale' all the horrors toot., a loud a rich gold Mho whiab lad lon P. AT, sown, and 'Mid pride. the poor mainettas. _ o
et •• 110 has seen better day. humble da laboror . The mechanic; cam her husband tea matter or he
14 halotatiott for su hit pros ol t.. It • lostdb I , ' repeated ale captan 'Cacho Lout crow hoard from the yOOO. pa, and buy's o bra n 1
mmam..hy
my
beset
too
fou l a t h e h
b y
'to a moment all alas sere turned toward. 1 Id 0 1 " eo h ". I .
was 1 loth. blood ited ele i Wet no boards mt amd I mo •could .
.ad t om and even smile, in re- 'gospel Sha should be the wife of a
.... a ng . wham a Into h•••• den for her gentle aelatittion, and the ver- minister ; this is all : that is, her whole
011 one aide, se tl . mat eras 0 . • 4 on the 1411- l 11 10 dui sir,' repeated the b., while him He etond upon die entearne end rd -here
[.wad
ii
o_h
ought,. . g
I rer feared that she would life anal character should be adapted to
or ri.h ; 0 ' ''.l"' d" "" 111. 1."1•1 Inca lAA taco tone flushed with indignation illo pod, and held boatel( Icy the lift In bolero
.h.a.haa_
my l, ing before... with death W. ."..,
Tea daintil loomed her, as if, the .leann vocation of her has.. In
1."""" ••• ho, b" ". 000 . r , . 0, 11,0 0, ... ,, , ~,, op, air, tool he ottani that 30u do II liniment MI. 11C crou c hed down like a loots •
le b - • nd et I had g"b" ho
ro
' T Ithe t this respect ally ix her coition pallier ;'
told 1.11.1 t it nsi ...ink, lAI idong to 11l- cot get I. same Lao dentist,' mild the sap. tiger after hie prey, tool than with one loop , 'reedy wratton on is row • y fortooth , th ............... n ... .1 .
hi e .
onion
quire ho h..' he "apt .1 aid • .0.1 bd.. thus in a stooge Ma he ruched the projection: vat never sought hint out after the conetct -'of dm want garments of the prow . Would yet important us the gme ...
o r open .ell " 111 ' 2 1.° i• °'d 3 1 'd "ff" • Tiu 0111 man heard lids appeal of Len, f" cc k . s t
•• nO. ca. m was ell that tho How bitterly my heart reproached mo at it at be well for ladies in high life to ems- term.
of
h l
"1"1.•4°. cal, ° h .. h° ''''''l. was Pce , '" b" - sa, and . the last wors dropped from doomed own beard, and they wore swept th at .
hour. They notieed my agitation, ad ' Imo the example of 0n ... ...i te d i n a t ._ 1 The hotfoot] Anuld be a pattern
Into his es ex for ala3s a ft erward, .. 1 ll e Itio of hie cootor, lic fatal his head, away into the boding surge below d h that hold his
btu °la fn.. -• • ••••.•• - minister,
eked 1 11 It. 'and of a rooter, east female as&
had, aid many : toe. lhot make the perfoet woman t tivation and mations.. Hi. wife .Mold hum. Ihato h, a or . i , w e •,ar.bo end w.. a leak a the utmost defiance "St cakro n a rol!" aoreamed the mss' 1
o.a.
little
_ ~
...
" 1 . 1 1 . .... .h. t • Ill rl" , .4 "")"..s passed occr hi. issues ha exclaimed- forward. •• Starboard-71,0.V" ih k-Y"" "over
""
".1
- - i n ter Sol bee p.m nof a noinlemir'. wife, not of a;
•ltat strange er r
lle • try may so a full •%A . lavers, Hobert Old Kal Kin- Iltat 'two too lam! bre the helm was . .
I ‘lll/re yea have wished fa la long. But
Chad... in the kol x J mo i 'female motor, or of • female reformer.-
' iwbar ;6 l. ""-- ' ' The ion a a female is as Awaked and
than one when your htg's
•an lo pieced upon los word took can dta now ea wen •enn7 tam o let ludf up, a low, tromendoue grating of the there II ko mere h
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Rho* Ml.' 1 ." 1 11 . r l4lll ir 1 . 1 "...a. th an al o the worst .' brig's keel was distinctly felt, and the next • out"-he
, spoke with
, Dietiouary atasining an thousea distin- h ___ if r oho
. "" propm,
ve L .... 1 . .....,....
'Let strutch•A tIP , " .° b.. P.°. I.) I'•••• Than turning to l'ea.i. proo•oh ho instant tome a era sad. waded high ever 3ou '
hed elearacten, a all age. and nation., 'I .
clement. and the Suddenly the link fellow epee. h. eyto io I deotro ed, both are at the saes. dm
Ludy of • youngish- 7: ammo , who ' changed his lone to one of deep inropliee• • above the roar atj hire • w Frenehmen, . Y
y lea- and looked vacantly around ,the 1 7 " a" 0": ". d a' s " ... ~,,d ... i , Waked and degraded Let a wane he al
had ovidantiy jest di.] diet form 1.• 1111 • {fop, sal mid_
harry "'"" want "re*Pi"g ."
" oH he 1" he ell i a taut' oat nill. h . 1. ... ' . women, end • nun be a Man; bat *le to I
lama yot a. •
pe fast skeletn, pot tho (nee wee • 1) 0 what you plea.° with nen sir, but war d followed in a few moment r by largo
I Italian., Dutch and others The res. ~.._
_ a _ a ____ , ,__,
"•• WI don't he mom!"
" n r 1d la f I 0 1 I b 1 k h Bo no so masses er the di fated vosecl's wreck and I vole* IY , a
a-ao. of a rellot. a. ...t , . ...... .. 0 not MTN. My o), or c a.ll aki n the Hole ; given for being q meter number of Prealt- w eal ' r oowoo 5c am. Wr i 7r . h..... " .. .... - . 1 - 0 . 7 .
~ , ,7
boo woo. t lay an infant tat ...I, • tone wrong . l am ready fur ) our ...emend carp Shriek after shriek went up from •• lam here,' Oa , g
1 IS that in
Let I th 1 f •Ilecie hand •• don't you know ma, Di.. nroe nfli." He.. P. - H .... pr.
old, with its mouth to the breast A its mo- m e t „ o „ er fon 6 „6 1 r it e e better.' those doomed men, id they Iran n • • ,
f.t. H at Mahal, no lather in what eirounestamees
- He smiled faintly in my sae. a on
Dior, anal dad. And au ti-!, 101 l ill the coo . Lay hold of the whip,' shouted the cap- grasp of a rm. of,
power that knows no mvroy.
,‘ , , it amours, while in England fed pe
ace of the shed, and staring the travels Los lain • Lay hold every man of you, red Tito Storm King lank them
all for bias own . mid :
I •• Y have bea hind to inte-Itinder talent. ir they Ore not roth or well dress..
the face with glued eyes, wa. what he 'tend by to ion the villain outs' Tha next owning a small party of es
h bo ' Ism any doses of beteg known
la are to • poor ory •• Y.
' ' hiII • Men rang- wreckers can e and mom] Moog the shore . I than most
pit another aorpse, but H. wall yes au In °bed l am,. t . e as e, t
sap to show my gratitodie-on- ; One ban of the. five thousand on de
wily
Tbo figure as that o f • girl, appar- ed themselves along the 'leek, and each It was strewed with fragments of the a
I '"" tb k I' l: o wn' take the Bill you will find in teaseled. from wor parent., andralsed
by them
rim
abort . ... °ld 8 b..... "" one laid bold or tho rope Robot Khasi. and here and there aro mattered • cmg
. 01 de w y
hu.
le. h .
a., I
.. . I. foom
the dept of
poverty
ail, n 3
rim to her feet, and yet. As was not Mk I ne h m c grit a kki mea t s, ad then be ran bruised sod mutilated forms of the brig le, my fro „ II
I own exertions
Bbe ono litendly dying or altercation. By his eyes don the a n man w were I it I. all I have.
lie f who to crew. Among that party was Robert Kin- but _ have'
1 The following are among theft who
I bunt into tam: be mooed
the ado of the woman , and alagoieg her 6
be la otte.nooers. Hut not me amp. lock , and tagerly did ine search among the
I d i ain't II" seld the , straggled with p:v .. 4
torl but have succeeded
hood, 4 • ... .... 4 °A. b...." thizing or pitylog look awl' h. trace.- 'ghastly storpen, ... At es
h than was one ho •• Hooter, on y ag.
RY i".. , arthi ."_.,... Add
.. . this Their hale were Al hard and add, and wed have Rand. 111 1 follow, " 1 my eight grow. dim.-, In lomffitting th
length be steam Het e or and npictstor, man dio
he nboOld.o. of Ood him you 111. D5...0h."
' A rred T ra n sno " lest Omen were elaam at
1171:, ~f •,,,, •••• ••• ••• • ,,, f ..., they all appeared axiom to aoseonmate 1 and stoop," over ore. nat. t
_, „
Can o
...
... 0
..__
.._ Thar
aaid , do..
audition of to mita.. and we we.... 1 their musdenen. Irak I Heys.
whielt Were two OA"' °P....5. To.. . a °ma ll w. 17 6 0.1 pi n .y eber area Olden in life . /WNW ,
sot that the see n lonthaunted the al.r. 1 • %%Imp nne6.6.3 the h oy ,..hii.. um. Ito tu mh, n y t o
id
I.
..„
brig-the modem of ; I c a Lyou Pal my le. w 1
at Ge 0....
one a
11.. gent
ei ... b .,
.../.
r... He " 6 . 1.. The Hid "d. n" , ' started from his Merolla Hp, .i. teen ni l his father 1 Ths boy plated M. feat taco to ypm
wk-• 1 dametwat , I,
le ere of his al., Ina Lb. son of • poor sn
g.. bat the man add " water' in t am 6,,,, .b...., 0 7 r teb• " Ird• bai. 'a '6" • m =l "'
b••• "'""1•1" b. hoomd ... sod for may yam straftwith nal
eyes. and • A lim-ooly. If it I. ail& WIN , k
. ...___,__ ,. . y. _ l , wt. ~,,,,
fablivela ad poloted to the gkl alf lo •Up with him oho.. the saptain ' . light beamed frail hi. . .. m .
yah ... o . , _ _
_,....,
left silt. s
1,14 . 14 Ill_e•s„"Pn ........f. T., Robot bun.' leis fess is hi. hada" d pusad over his 0.1042.11.1 0 a he matter '
i „• 1 1 :4 X . = ....... 7 . 7 . 7 .„- ~.,--;,. 71 ,-„,„.„..... „
....„,„:
laisako, M r. o. of Cleahrotrrone" the next mama his ht.. Mao swinging "Path. yew an fag* re
lad," Ilef • "boa la cis potato, wat.
away with him • tie pee. any belie the yard arm. Ho bred the peeing The boy spoke truly. Illarfa in . " Ikatb=rrythlog. my par
ay.
by h
~. soon. ,
oo il
serer ran a."'" I. 1 . 1 . lb" be Ad io and to waking Mesh, nod h. knew temseeptla, ad 11.4111 In it•staimallon ; assand
rope 7.....",
y li wee eeleban, bet W e. Sap" b..... V
bat half a mi. to • mall slaw Is hod that he we. fraidwOree I 'had Imes that "Pisa'. Ramos I" ;
The
ade steget hn" - gs did - sealeas, boned • weeemefel ma.;
lest h• at an- at Mafia
Vito ntrn
. 100 from ,
the
mai
ii. Ralf ea
.der
afterwards the
.I.lreebr, Wbe Mom lie 44 kke
ee
Ws ye were lad re the stirs WWII" d r i kaub.,& Adt.l
mr • « e. mad pel ea lob* mode ins,.
ego, and gave Mm water , width ite atm- 6 prayer sem . re ' IMe flpe k nan nether se nen wen s week."
' "ell"
la
SIM
ral" bias
A,
."1.
" 6 47. Wester et No mathieery der ,
1 7 1171 • 11 _. . 11 . L.° ". r __.......... . esenrket send non o. hem be TM brae be th e Iglit we nary ins hoo d. • mine releser ems • elsolonn bensr. es
1 1 • 4 em 1p..b.4 1.... ... oeld - ewes i but nee et thaw labs lama a- phoon.r s h. boo nem& eel the delis
" 4 8 a hile sis Tai It
thera.•bee than
desber le beir. Illeilleerr, the wenn
WSW( alela. Wear
• libee ataroine . H.. . pee the obi amen nom lee *pet It was a pledge washed Mom the welsh piped. ad She ere b ll ll lll -- ai ... d a ..., b., r..,_ et Sla " tae et Men Quest ed gee*" et
MOO Weber. WWI appearlid to ernes we ! inner" nod we. mon Mired yes selob weed le of
. _ ... mi.
~.....,..... it ... di. .. xis
ad As 0.4.1 h• talk. bet deed nob Whit Jen et the al man's belly lipped hem I AIM ortai and I nein ay hew Haw Dear they ewe, see 1". ....b....... - _, :Lig 16:5 - niTlen the man ef en
- en swinoUl• on fees weed
h.
die
Peed
1.4.
ibb
math didiselty los beamed hr tie son tba li m . .a. in maite.• And for ;sack ma sem =he . p. sr .y tom - _ ._.
and ..,_ ....._ ......,
On then was • home *bon • mile Aisne aa , aansami the neve m,, lowa wen dienned by wild {tome, ebb* len lin 1.,= , i„.. ........,,..,,Z '" g i e im m k g di se •Th i , ei ll ge l mea , .1 nmesed dm=
4. witch be barest Oa Ine ennui there ..• . m u m. eh. , like the Aims els been ereirod sad row dm be Ile an if
es,
me bed
be Mad 011 7 • win Wbile bt r=l., seen ease firth • rem to Meg sod = .rd me 1 the bet nib. is boeMlps --
m hit bulb nod iToe7Weviamen ewe hie ler Ay .
&al Did be Wed
some pennon see tat the am eniely run their beads to lse We and • thermad falba th ew teen-in gild tree _
__ . 16 = 1 -._ . - .. ma,.• 3.,01 w
tie men* the Mew le= Zs died db• I thee ems ie An on be ifiektain roc- = y aalliplailia • pbastanme. bele sortire nine? We pen li. Iffiff
11. 77 • 13. 7 . 1 ••• ama = .7 1 "; ~ owihs ,
nines Mod brakes en in in enibbow , Inert IfJeteek Mend et the somml. sed • bead wee bid es my beendreser. ne dress'
Seend. oese a• mend bey. ,
hoed, ad Lim Away mobil Ithe bed I. ll ' whet bed eared need to same bosoms l Ind ewes. op. I bobild in, Ilea jApent imbed saw ran st n bleb- 1
fur the time bob% 110 meld the little ski I sm . s mall n y m aj t o n at, tt, hie ~... I . r .,.,. m 5,,,,
Awl ow ha wirrace laded my not tumor,
And watched it Ms anaint. and ,k 1 . ';`"""
Le. the fitful wind should ,1 elector/I,
I
Aed is ilte sparkling era . t tp um's, - i It woe Inwards night on the twenty-first
My darling tot, is hushed to toe— lof September. 1834. A small English
The wootlerowileil lot, the pt II renteroltirol spot I war-brig. which had been fitted out for the'
ill eluelered grit, mid choicest for,, not, suppression of smuggling, was lasily creep
, voter, n ls. IS cotton.. replied to stogie plettlitothi i ing along over the henry, monotonntm
-,././ monovi ma. ~ , race 101 men re e <eel!. 41 I e went. just Or the coast of Galway, ate'
,
~.//, ..puule or Faulooills gaudy hulls, on her deck was being enacted a scene of
A „, /// ~ , Iron hoots, tont hongli to hoogh, sitotesslitt more th on common interest
leantrato... otchd nerthmt gtoiy Strang. The day befom sloe had captured a sm to , all
-
W i th „.,,,,, on hot, tott the spottsiotio's to boat Wien with contraband asides,
~,,,,
~,,,,
u ,„, , g „„ „,, ,„„,, i, ,k,„„ gather with an old man end • boy Will, hurl
charge. of I ' ; and the captain of the brog.
And end halm tts et 1.-
,rill 11111110 was Srattutt, hail ordered that'
1., thotteloth at gait,
the old smuggler should be put in irons.—
'MP. wen', familiar, .' no Itio,ir sec,
To Soil indignity the old man made • stout'.
These rural a 1.11 I. i 0 ev no lenge r hoar
They are as by gone rueoes Linn turn, re,
nun in the tient of the moment
ton, hut ler. ‘, r
• he had sn for forgotten himself. to strike,
re urai sent,
I hecull, a iii a blow which laid Ititos on the'
Time tells slong..tod .1 ilii ii itl too
deck. Snell an insult too an English officer
semgc things like o,+, yl-t, i
Wli pant meliorator°, and in punishment for
A. rule re u oil ,on i a OW page ' hi. I.lfotwe Ste smoggier had been coo
-1 rr our Apo. lae ka tle.
' tlentocti to die.
two we sre esilool tit p
o t, the etrtiiiiii. A siogle whip was rove at the starboard /.
Tint none chum of di h, the !rewire fore-Sorel one, and ell hands were called
aoe e t c.,. omen...Me Loa of itign.ss wore, to witness tho execution. The rope was
's mon kci, Mites rt. - "ll'• gooss,! 411,1 slipped tiVer the culprit's head,
. .
~~a ..:.:..,:I
A Tale of Horror.
7 lit Sll 11 *.n - trki_l4 , lje I,loltrat..
17,KLm, a:ip.3 . r4teraailuar:, 1171.`J 9)lCur:glll.,a2
MONTROSE. PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEK 4b. 1840.
imr Awl ••• mow mut
oe. wpm:, 112 line@ or law,) SI
Each oribeciweal 1000110. h - 2:r
0.0 wpm, 3 moth., - • - 250
0 01 0ew O•cle. 0 %tease 3 00
Yearly Ad, .
o n ad ever 4 400. 7 00
ons &donut. one year, 00
Yearly Ad...risen wlll bo reoineled 101 h. las
sie«. In which they •ne•gaged.
21 . Teta IPublishera. haviog • 1.,* •mortwiast
of Jai. Priem, Malarial.. are prepared lo •0•011.
••11 kinds of JOB WORK wit h coalman awl &a
part+.
NUMBER M. BLANKS - 0i wrnry dewriplko eat .sdly
Among .11 the follies preralent In the,
middle damn, that of mobilising fussily
°mofort and eonvaniene• to the aboard do
' sire of haring a but IMO= is ono of the .
' moot ridicollous. Let it ad booinferred 1
that no eonoblar good foraltare, elepnt
curtains. and handsome carpets, as super
-1 /seas luxuries for people in plebelm state!
—far from It. Consistent taste and pru• ,
dent display aro to lost as mash adminsl I
lin the house of a einniormer as In the so- i
loons of • nobleman ; hot whom • room I.
oet sport In • small d& Waite as Me mare:
remptaale of company, and all is that mom
1 bold soared to frigid emeinney mod Wants-,
Ideas promotion% ^when shahs ore eased In 1
nonacid porky* and the amps Na an km
pinafore of Um mme mestrial ihr •••1 3 .1
logethary whoa M rt
e spamoot ',Worldly
, shut up,— %dhoti.' tlos Ihmily emsfort ,
rim.dad solilihr It—ilhoo may die Usk.
1 ad sommed ss Iwo dos YAM
1 NE eat 'sr. pot in slida tiers Is
' ssussilds. grsialift tonWSWS I. baolwk .
el We • issisly mod Ns invetarnee— '
alm tv bon Ails. *lib visssersl
sAl ith lso Irsos surosill is WI
. set =ASA Is *aft
' ll =lo ll 4' 6
Om limsri •=iirlb
hisli, ssd No Wines a./ Imissellsd saw,
Wiese re if dig wan Intsmesdl Ilse m
ain bes &Ws so. Ws "Ws as Issii
ivolasy *whim ss vs sue kW Ss en lo
'wady Mossy smassellssod
Isolowo. 40 Ski Iwo iii OS rt
lly , IlJ , l_a• 1 1, ad,
===
The newspapere ore pobilehing an wade -
casting ridicule upon the ohms. of Amei-'
can wmee, whom emparal with those of
I Europe, and particularly venting • sneer
upon their complutione. To which the
Ledger repel, that unit sneers are le bad
taste span from its palpable injustioe, sok
are calculated to provoke a mile at the
te
merhy of the writer who Gould time provoke
the frowns of • Yankee balmy." Bet
Amidesa women fear me emparisons with
females of other elime however favored by
evehg.veserdef Nseeszraw a - tie
globe betides ; and that di...entity...dem
the highest order of abuses, from Omit.
delicacy of outliee to French symetry .4
proportion. The truth is, and it forms •
subject of admiration and remark to all
travellers. that Ameriees females have no ,
Isoperior for beauty in any many, either
for outline or expreseion, complexion or del
ham. And this is readily accounted far
from Mt fact that all other countries fin ,
orighally, the mothen of those wham
oh.ress are the pride and boast of our cows
try. Were their laborer well reempermed
as their limey is }may appreeiated, they
woold have nothing to ...plain GE O.
this poles we bow io Mum over the am
Melon, that female wag. eve every way ia
' adman, to Whale isdeetry, tie • Warm&
to foetal@ virtue, and shnonstly may the phi
lanthropist regret that the seavestme Is we
' better paid and less admired. The "pro
' brine of the age is the .. met wage paid
Ito female labor." However lovely, they
men., like the 6balow meelems, live .
air ;" although the experiment mem to bo
making on how mall no of food
a woman aom subsist, and yet eontlnm to
new to maim fortunes for heartless, me.
Nopoleon was, In truth. • grist melt-.
the malt of mom's.; one who esnied
tbe majesty . and an of • thalami
yours; with.. tint impose of • single im
am • Aho loops of Wogs; tie king el
Napoleon had Ale appointed day,
sod /milted IL Be had his ardlmy
pose aid he totaled it, lie had hle pas
sim, sad they °hushed him. Nees em
help .dadang hI. pales • yet, oily • Mr
would envy his femme. 'Nat f wentow
m
sog for • ale man, tho that inaw
wm Napolma. M Europe beat he down mod
Emitted Maim.' to •
• mei. ille sod.
at dmmted. It west forth
anids4 tbe boldly of winds ad
of disinter. He who had *a OMNI ham h.-
low taught for glory at Me amea's metb
qukted the 'mortal mhon with the Mem
many alt Mem booming .ad Amides
around Mt. Tim toe. II ma that Owmt• •
!wen'. mid went bah; sad ilk. as Now
• nights of NM &albs win the aphis. mod
the Uns of the wee. Both had .raw no
•
the mirth In dorm; lo stem It was Whig
' that WWI slwald him It. Nepotism MC
sad was WWI whore Mt sate .hat Mow
;mat 111. prism shoidditme been his esp.
oloher ; NMI we mine Mahn espeleiter
soul he ham desired; Si* ear
his whnlinralwea. mil the = l4N sad nab
' 'm winds his .fermi H.
Ituasseedes 111dane,'—'Me le •
so at peeekLmben I eidell bon the dubs.
eiseble peedieens, den ev4 y
menedell Y seamplieeh; bee ebe
mod le Ibe eelleveles b f bebeseld,.
bed ed • dedels ef , ben see
=d seal so eadielley• eleim.—
dee Asir seems deed.
idly dem& Tide any be eispese
way poleelL reeehiesee le every dd.
Sim ad • ode ed deism. ad ree *dap
this weld .is bra Ile seedmedi et Si.
imprer waft. This le riey ;he
eld 1 end e; Moe bud ed saleke see