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ge r•U-ERRITSON Yrubilsimr
BITSINE S.VARDS.
.110:3141:111
DEALElt i tttlAn,Veed. and keel, Batten and Dairy
Salt, T otb sod - Rdloter-SeetL_Ciroeerfes, Provis
ions, Fruit , PIM, Petroleum 011. Wooden and Stone
Wars; Yankee Nottoolc:^4eitt!;r.= EllrOppositeliaitroad
t/epot, NO crldatikl. nig atch *OM.
•. LATHROP, Ftt 1141147 J. tS Ir. anal.
LATEit4P;' v ri r tEß & MILEY,
ftStshams tenti s *Cile:Oriile . effiiTilitrdware,Meady
ade Vibthing.- -- 116tita' 4t. Shoes; - Hats &
l.,&.Willow,Wara,4ron. Nails, Sole & Upper-Leatbt
ter, nah, rogq.andtlac'ailofwbich they offer at the
1110r1Licowtriersit Z 31 2-I.4seasoual
L athrope Brick Building, Montrose, Pa.
;April 0, ISM. 7.
EVAN :REINS,
aseockzusemex-A,Avotielaseer,
FOR SITSQVCITANNA COMITY.
`rostefilix. address, Bandar, oi Sontlt Gibson, San's
eduntY, P, 4 o•!Del
Feb. 8,1833.-1310 • •
soigeriarekoopiir.- • mint Ditisran.
W 44 IL 'COOPER tra CO.,
111 ANKERS.—MontrOSS, Pa. Sne . cessems to Poet, Cooper
Co. Office, Laihropenew Turnpiko•et.
I. B. m'coista
McCOLLI7II' 4 SEARLE,
TTORNETB and Contuselkirs st Lare4lontmse, Pa.
/1 Office In Latistoire neer bcillatnt over the Bank..
DR: IL- MOW * sow,
GRGEON DENTIS TS,—Montrose, Pa. - -
C7ollll* in Lathrdpe newlinildlng ,lbei ortr
t Bank: my Dental 'operation* *M •at sa di a
perforqied in good style and warranted. _
. •
JOHN. SAITrTER,
T l, A STIIONABLE TAlLOR—MontrosefPn. Shop
I over .1-1/.. Bailin:ink Grocory,,on litain-streee
T In nkf ul tor past farres;te solicits is• contbuance
—pledging himselttodnall work EattsrokttOrßy. Czt
t Ipz done - on - abort noticei.and warraiato 4 t. 4; tit.
'Montrose, Pri„:Jull 2t4,1£03...
•- .P.•LINES, • l• -
"EIASIIIONABLE TAlLOR—Eldnt= Pa. , - Shop
L' PlRenix Block, over akne of Watrons
nrister. All work warranted. as to At and finish. li
cuttltm done on short notice, in best style. an 'GO '
• JOAN GROVES; .
IDASMONABLB TALoll,—Montrose. Pa. Shop
near the Baptist lit eqing ,lictiase, on Twin - Pike
treat An orders dIIVArProwS I 3% trintst - Tat l Y l6.
cottinp, done on lawn atid tvaintntad to lit'
L. D. In gll4,
-nkPATRS Clocks. Watches, tatilidewelryst tbe .
2,16 shortest nonce. linden reasonable terms. An 0 7 ,
work warranted. Shop,in Chandler andJessiffes
store. itlerrnosz, Pa. ects tt • "-
WILI: W. SMITH;
evani4r mhzateartrazas,—Fo4
of MAitt street, Monty:mei F , . ling
,
• C. .O. FORDHAM,.
t AICUPACTUREtt of _BoOTS it SHOES, Nontmeo;, ,
AI Pa, Shop over Doi - IWe skim" All kinds of woi
ut.tde to order, avd - reietiriog dote ite2tlT. je2 y •
ABEL TURRELL,
KALER In Drt - its,-Iffeilletalc-Chemicals, Dye
1 / staffs, Glass Ware, Paints, Oils, VarnistaLWlD
dow Gla,sa, Groceries, Fancy Goods. Jewel Perth
tv. ,te..—Ageter fin ra - qtrplalar P
mEbtenTES.-3C - ' ' _
RANID:e.:4INETAL
yr AviN (1 located permanently at New Milford, Pa.
Ftwill attend promo.ly teacarts with which be may
he favored. Office at Todd,' noted, •
New 31 - Ilford, Jnly,ll, 1801 •
MEDICAL • CARD.
DR. E. PATRICK DR. E..L. GARDNER
ATE CI RADUATE of tha 'MEDICAL DEPAMMIOPY
I/ OF IA LB. COLLEGE, have to a cepartnerstdp
f the practice of Medicine and Snrgery,aid are prepared.
to.att rid all businefv. ralthrulll and imnetualY.that
tn:tv 1,2 t farnSted to their care. antenna toiniumumlato
iib tho times.
I)l, , eties and deformities of the EYE, • stirgiOal opera-
I i nn.. and tat surgical diseases, particularly attended to.
nt'r" J lice ovcx Webb's Store. Office hours from Sa.
et to 9 p.m ~ill sorts of country produce taken in pay
client at the highest ?alas. and LUSH NOT .111.117/129 . .
Montrose, Pa., May 7th, 1663.--tpf . .
TAKE NOTtOti•
(1.04313. f0rAME.1.4:31.450,
litaeril Pelts, For.,Mink.,Mustrat, and AM hinds 01
Pats. • A good assortment of Leather and? Boots and
8 noeireonstiatly on hand. Odtee, Tannery.:4 Shop vn
MtkinStreet._ -
Montrose, Fen.dth. tt L. C. 11:1FELIS"
nag riSKRANCE.
THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA-,
ViIIAMMIMAI PA., •
HSS EStittabilleditligStOinitOntrOSS.
The West Insurance Co. sa the Union.
CASH CAPITAL PAID . ... . .
ASSTS OVER.
,
lIIHE istesiii Wow Is ttiose - orur rfodensporyin
1. New York, or elseirhessoisidt.ts DisatOssSizesmong
-t
the first for twain; arixll.nte:A nnt
Ca/au-Es PLATT, Sec''. G. COFFIN, l', I .es.
Montrose. Julyls. '62 ! ' 'IGLIZEIGS STROUD; Art'''''
,
coms3m
IMRE *COMPANY,
3 NieriNP • lri# 3 i L. ,
CASH CAPITAL,. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
as tar 1860,_ $4410101%
upuntes," " 4206848.
J. •
AIM, Bet:Y.
Sohn McGee, Ael,
Polities. limed and renewed,: by the, nude:sive at
tis office, In the Brick Block,' ffiontros,-Pit.' - •
•
noS29 y ' STEIOVD, Arta-
S. It Petteten k • '
PAM .80W; Bre* Yak; anteltatiStreet'
1.11 Boston, are our agents for the Montrose Democrat in
et hate think and tairsethorized ;to take advgthemeata
.and subscriptions forts st.earlowest rates
.kiiiEriatrz-zicaissrotrinisr
ToThiglitigateland :dud' Scotland..
listkinite itur.4Bolo3Dll.Arrfi. In , s,of met
pound anditnietill. , payable. In• all. the, prWelpat
:towns of England. Ireland and Seatland,for sale by
• WIcitICCIPIOVItpo.r/143nusaw
'•" " • •••-• NontycnseA.
,1-7:11.,11A A P.,
stanbrotypea44.4thAtograwe
knit*, Effontroia, rii.
tywiggie.,44ll
=MEM
D. W. Ell.O3Mr.
CbaL.T. Katin,liesident.
A. F. Wl:Muth, Vice `•
MEOM=Iii=g2UW=EM
:, - w o naT o oantneni - iiiiitt:,',
. •,, . ' :-.4-0......- i.,, ••••• 4 ,
(RAS from the; ilorhrt;tetUptlittonis,
Its sorrowliattoh4; ; . ..... ~,,,
..,..:
Gopefrprei Ail'ftil,ll itud triStil: l , . 1. k• - • '--.'
- :That - trul'i , a w1ar . 41&,: . t• • ,•.:
Gone.titii the6thpiiiiissitih-fojils -
Tolleirtiiviciddidug trick; f ::: . 1 ...:.::,.
4
ThelinTS Pn 1 74 110 I)*.t- keft PS •
Oh c likiiilit ye them back t':
t , '''. - -J.li:,_ ,'.. ' '-
dfinei,,rith. - tilit4rfaiss PC . beauty;
Where heSitj,7 ireiiii•dieS ;
(Toue.with tbelr joyous 001,4 ~ cz,
Where teitutiC'ei dintibWeyes, - - - '-'
Gaul, with their -eirribit-loligaigs,
Whers , thitb NI lost in-Eight; . ‘
Would ye cullittetitiltonnuetruoon-tido
.., - -XlacktP - 00 6116 4ei of Pight.? - ,
_tc!ndericeetbo,'
-Which yet waSUll in vain - ;
Gronufrom-ou! ORO
Which could not .spare them pain; •
Gone from thefr friends so loving
To,Onerwho Idvea their
Why mourn when they are hapPy,
kljpop that 'spirit shore ?
Gonefroln all fears
, o'Nvil;
-Gene from all thoughts of ill,
Gone'frorn care's heavy
• 'Neath which No murmur still;
done from thei =sea engniSh
-Tlia4amnised orown .to. wear
Shalt titei layi aside its glory,*
The_weight again to bear ?
Gone from theitfwenty - striiing ,
22.„0M:nst.:Koddlincia and sin •
Gone from tiltiontwala - tetnp
%Pe fronk alt , toesrithitt; ,/
- Gone where Onions
Are ever free - t '
- -
Oh, irouldso Araw OeFtlgarthward
. T 4? yc tr iii aim/once nioie?
Ah;ttiorgil - ont!llariteAre aching '
And though otir tears will '
We would
,pot ! lin per• 7eßiines 3
Our hived. Aid. tost. . • •
We leave' FitheurFather,
• -
Whose..riedadits •
And .pray that lire may meet theei r_P
Where We 0411:. pert - to, more. " '.;
- e
A IlliatlCin School.
A District Scheel not fir away
snoiiihMs, ono winter'day,
Stas,humtning With its wonted noise
Qfthree.ecore Mingled girls and boys.--
~
Some few their teats intent,
- But more on furtive Mischief bent;
And while-the mastees - doNynward look
Was finened cin
Rose total sad eloar a rousing smack!
As't was a.battery of bliss,
Let oft in one tremendous kiss!
"Mat's that ?" ,liestartlid'innster cries,
. 4 .3kigtilll l T,"o l olitorrePtkesi_ .
"Wlittk-WPRlPOViilithy - Afffou-P!ease ,
lisaw rrhuthauw Peathe 1- 7 7,
`MI frown tooiake a statute thrill;
The taster thundered " hither, Will !"
Jlike wretch o'ertaken on his track,
With stolen chStties On bis 'Luke
'Will hang his head in fear and shamc,
And to•the awful presence came--
A greet, kreen; bashful simpleton,
..The tOtt Oa!' -natured fun.
With smile su reviled *'birch upraised
The threatenerlfalteredt"l'm amazed
That Ton, my higgest should
.. .$e guilty of an : act so el
Before the whOle set t3chiiol to beotr:--
- Wimketrii gensins put you to't ?"
goTwas she herself, sir," Sobbed the lad,
didn't metui to be so ht - 14 ; •
.-liet-when,Sssanna abode her curls,
itnii4usperea, I was yraia of girls,
ain't, ababffi doll,
cotdatiN . otand itidr, 4 - 4 _
Bkfikaita i ldsOd 10r'4:41 tliTe spot;
~,tAino*: 7 7s4oL t ifx.-=' fonlq. to . iot;
Bilettrnielbow fkom her loolai.-boo'fis*
thought **Old; 4)!lsviO!iid,*l6'•4l-:.!
tirint talky about Am*
of 'Ophsiciii in -ffiniAand. ; -'ehangniw
like .thst 4;ifthe - 4 1 dhatia ta4. o 4otelY
Obbe4v , sfootigia; "n i, dia not think
of meeting iii, A [erelT'obseifed
victim air to : - h andedover -his-- purse.—
" . Di 00 ' the
• a ci*Odi
ArgP*ClYi ***ol 3 l „ - MV:Outt - ibu
Ate al. very. -henejc,-gettunciali, -- -)vas
answer. After this, 668"km;p if Yat -Alll
lt rq doll3s * o,o3lk**okivertA r tc,_
a b o i d, ; 4 ., •ij;:t
-4 1 1055544taitiAlia av idst*
the retlentitamstara ""
'
VaitograrraWtitihirorni4fkilbn
pap - • .41
-7,-17.-rsty7r4H T 'Y; v't •
"Liar - " AIONTROSE PAL - "TiIURSDA.v
• - . 2.... . • • -
gat"3l:-."ltor VOLU
%tifig imnaxz r.z.
• •
xa you' hetsi from Thmnas-?
It.young lady iitiii stiiited at the door
of a small bitgs - AiAttii:ditttlit:the outskirts
of a villa . goin Pennsilvinia, - and asked
thht , qtrtion , ofitt ) womuurivho-mtt.3rlE- :
We on a 'coarse garnikfi 7
C,: — — 4
n is more than' two months since I
heard a word„ roil hiin s 'rreilied the wo
man, in a half' troubled, half complaining
- Thea3ris' Won't
you come in, Miss Annie!"
The young.. lady, Acccptutt ,the invita
tion, and da - She fook7the'PrOffered chair,
said.:.,
"Two 'months 'is a lei* time not to
have heard from yotiSoll 2 Blirs. Rodgers.
Where is hfrlfr-:i —, '
"The last news I had came from Wil
limisbarg, just, after theliattle; ' He sent
me three or four-lines, to say he wasn't
hurt." • -
since?"
"Nothing,
And yett'veliearenothinsince?"
"Nothing, Miss Annie. Ile zpe,y_ be
dead or a prisoner, for Oh,
dear, dear/ It's' rouging the very life
out of me." . ,.?
"When'ditd3 - rou writ /3 to him last ?" in
oluired t t be yfincrg
R: tnovcd r unesOly, Sae Amin
flush covered berfacta, L as she replied:
" I havn‘t' my fin g ers
these_five_ . o4*, - They ' re , 411, cramped
with bard' *ork, - ;and - I - dOnldn't - write fit
to be seerrelr .. .l Li; _
, "A single line from-yonr band, Mrs. R.
blotted . and tmavied , atiottighl it-might
have been,.
.have botne, T te Thomas
in his far away cani_to 4s a inoicwelcome
visitor CiPn? - Aink , 9 l - com
radesgetting letters triviery mail, while
there came not 'A worn
"Oh ! bat . Miss .Annie, rho tent him
two pairs Niq6my own
bands and he's never so much as let me
know thatrhe received diem"
44 A letter - should have gone iVith tbenii"
said the young lady. " The stockings, if
they ever reached hitn, were but e diimb
signs, a loving sentence, even if he had
been obliged to spellit out slowly from
among_;ill formed , would hair.o4Oleezi.f r to :
his heart heart = and warned it witikii
toT3Teftif — silicalr4 r
Nothing that you can send bin —will do ,
Thomas trail so mach good as , a letter
from his mother. A single line "will'im;
:precioniw „Pon'tilet him any:Jonger have
tbii'fteling; - &done his comrades, that he
alone has no oturtisoare for him, pi. send
him sweet reme_mbraaces."
" rdon't -believe tean•write, Miss An
nie," Rad Mrs. -RoVeili. • •
. "Try. , -Have - you pen and-ink ?"- -
"No,Miss. As I.tqld; you just now,
Lhaven't ,had d; in. my fingers these
five years; and 1 - don't believe 1' could
compose a - letter, even if I had the skill
to write ,it out." '
"Flt be bask as in in t little while,
with pen, ink and paper. Between us,
Thomas must have'aletter:'
• •
On Annie's return vth, writing materi
als, Mrs. It relactant to undertake.
tho Unaccustomed task of penning- a letter,,
sal own, half by force, and made sundry
awi*rd'attempta to form'Words and sen
tences by way Of Practice,' befOre essaying
the epistle, which her ardent' young visit,
or had made tip her mind should be pro
dncedand wailed to the absent young sol
dier that day.
" Very well done ! Of course you can
write!" said Annie; encouragingly, as she
4 ) &14 the „ efforts : Mfrs.NOw
take . a
_sheet of taper, ,and just . ..tiiink you
are talking to him. Write down what
ever you would like to say, just as much
about home, and whit is going on.here,
that you think would interest bun, as you
call to mind. Take your time to it, and
don't feel hurried. I'll come round again
in the cover of an hour, and see what
Tou have done. Then we'll both go over
it, and I'll make all the corrections need
ed,-so that you can-copy it nut fairly. My
word for it, there'll be a nice letter for
Thomas, that will do his heart good."
`Bran hour Annie came catne back, as
slid hid promised. Mrs. It. had filled two
pages .ofpaper with rather bad- ?polled
sentences, hut the matter 'wag all right as,
farmi pit" went Annie made all needed
coneetions„. and-then waited until MN.
noiers had' copied the letter, which she
foldaand directed for her.
" Shall "mail, it,for you?"
." If you Idease," said Mrs. Rogers.
And - thci.young may, went'away,,udiu* g
the latter,,, r Sinee,lprnieg that Thomas
Ilogeiiilimisie - tOr7 well remembered,
had not once' received a letter 'froth' hist
abielit for
ald "concern
for the tyliqntshe,rerifetiOt ed,'
•ati,t,Vittle, - ; :ititAtiThifithbitii &foie be cnt
ihtc4thelruiyi.:,- 4 04iker m ade .Ikixibre
urgent ta*th:olloAbelt.'o2n**!, l ler 4 /!k
tk......auffetf 4 rd T is
leemsxpf..9ofiliadsr
Still; as .Annie's ithon tits wentvirta.ths
young
man's partWatdas4; 'Waldo Jac seem to
!' , 1rt '4 , 14 4i ) 0 5 :0 6
kiisttipcmth.ta
1141140wAtolotteCA,4..
*to ideAvippintwier viarattAmiki k ,
t) .4 • vrt T. 7.9)
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B=E=N
. 411 C Z. ,
Ei.t illthilllTA.,:i
=ElMMElffffill
fichAarf in.i3ontlay...sobiloWas4 .# .bap w
by wy watTaatir
So sheiwrote. ; him-a ttlief. , list, pointed
a.mt'efiumegft,/ettei,-,lmpabinglifia duties s us
a elier, A nigh
044 ' Not m, 3:ouperion
lasktujing, to but in a kin 4, imiggnstive
way, and in l a n guage
caluglatoti , ,to•tOncbz
his fvenaga ago aronse..l46,:!kntter natnte.
1.
.linf officer, ant in , his -tent ; . near; Bain&
MO% Ire.o,hree dee previous, to, the ea.
volt, on the right wing of our army.le.
fors Wahriaaact!.,. r- •• •, - •• -
!! - la.the guard - house again l" hesakt
speaking to the orderly, who had just :sub
witted his.. report.' • ,n ,pre was ;regret tas
well as dispel/rage man. #a his
t What are we -to do with the man ?"
" You will have to order severe punish-
-meat. Simple confinement in thegtmtd
house is of no use." •
"He has in him all the elements of, a
gled soldier," remarked the, ofcer.. "No
one goes through the ,manual better. • He
is perfe,c4ly . drilled ; is quick, steady and
brave....l
M. Williamsburg he fought like a'
lion; . Ectumot forget, that, ,to his prompt,
courage, I owe my life. No—not severe
punishme . nt. We mast bear. witty him a.
Hide longer. What is his offence now 7"
`l,lleFas• away at, rolloalli, :and his 're
, port. of, himself. is ! gesatisfactory. The
mania rettleis,and.brooding,;i.and, some
times so; illmatured as to make • trotible
WitfilihiCoMrades." •
11.#0Mb'ei last' in tiiiiiihtfor.snmetirtie
.l"Te.waS aboit Speaiing, sergeant
earn() in 'With letters, a wait, having been,
received. Io running 'l4 eye over them,,
the officer notified. two directell to-Thom
as the Soldier r 'e ' ported as. in the,
guurd=house, held; them 'Ts moment;
and' then ; laid thorn aside With hiS , own
Y .
letters. - - •
a Let me - tee yet in half' an heir:l •
Ire - immt do . some
thing to. reformilhis7maiL There is -good
in hi m, r* (kin' only discover the way
to make it' active''
The orderly retired, end. the officer be
came oecupied,with: lettpilh.. After'
getting
. througli,with them, wall was,
passed to have Rogers brought 'before
WM. He came, 'andel. gnard, but , the
giiard was dismissed, and - the man was
alone with the officer,,wili,o,itegarded.him
More m pity than in , anger, The soldier
liasinveknzipan, not over, twenty years
-age, _ but; vontin4Ari
built and inuschlar. Even 'ender, disgrace,
there win . a 'Manly selfpoise.,nlieut him
that did not escape the officeen:notice.
4 ' Under not-escape
main I What have youi
to say for yourself?"' The 'officer tried:to
bo stern and sPegi'tvittiseVeritY.'
The soldier did not aeater; but, - alook,
half dogged, ;half defiant, was visible in
his faCes .
- ,•
" I shall have. to order severe pun's)].
went"
Thera,. was no reply • only slight
slight change in attitnde;mid ,exprpston
of countenance, that indicated' a, bracing
of, mind and nerve for more endurance.
"When did you hear frpur home P"
asked the officer, who did not remember
to have seen a letter addressed to Rogers
until the receipt of that day's mail.
Notfor aJong,' time,"_wag-auswered„
and with apparerfrhurprise at so ; unexpee,-
ted 3 gummy. - - - --"
"Here nretwo laterite ytmr address,"
And the oificer, who had the letters in hii
hand,-held them toward the Soldier, who
started, with - a strange look .of surprise
and bewilderment, and received them
with a band that trembled visibly.
"Sit down-and read them," said.the of ,
ficer, pointing to e-camp-stool. The man
sat down,' showing eonsiderahle,excite
tileittrand -after:looking- curiously-at the
delicately written stiperseriptiebtx, opened
one of the letters andglanced through: 4
hurriedly. The officer's gate was on him
and he readin his _countenance the ripid
play of v4iiaus em otions:` Then he open=
ed the second letter, whicb rivetted his at
tentioth-r-Aii- be finiiihisTitire-dia his
hand hastily across his eyes. .
" From home ?" queried thebfficer.
The young soldier stood up, giving the
usual sign of respect, as he answered in
theaffirmative. The officer noticed that
his face was graver and paler, and that
the late loigr of doggedde fi ree bad faded
out. - "'"
,
' And now, Rodgers, what have you te
say for yourself? You knew, as well r
do- that discipline must be enforced."—
There was remonstrance, not anger in the
officer's voice. _ . „
" 0.4 ;this," arisiereit 'the Soldier,
humbly yet in a firm voice. I have done
wrong, andaiii,ie4i6iiii , `.2:Fitgive me;
and if I break a rule of: t ithe-Berme again;
shoot me."
" Spottezi. voaii:aodFiv,soldler i I
will trust . llO,;RoOFB, l ! tgep ff i cer;
and disausauigtho gord,4lesentaitra to
duty..,':
70 (toys afterwaro isame;tnat, °yeti
wbebtkiog ,assanifi :;ul l 4tibtoright.: w in g>
and .t 1 . 1 .1,31/t 4 1.V.PlieFtibldf
Gaines .
rot a t~
bravest in allthe fiereal , battleit
tbeoloagnigiltEof htt&t,:ivas Otto
gerhrzglaswamitittaliatt badrof
whigh4axablibe 4lotafitialmat
derr , eriartatterrOis - - tliO"*ls
wiliZli illaWred t and thealkiVeWilh'
peerage"l4/41
that ~• ivonky
- :%d/ TITLE ,slooo
4.
Witter •
d r,ivice Tiring this `sew
deti L of'battles,ati, once fit Williamsburg;
hadltOgeY teisi•.4ipg . his owil - life, 'saved
.
that bia,Capt;d urt and several of_thti
coaliets,. be bad
_shown sucli cool and
coarage; tha!ihisitiensYkere saved , Whick
&it for: thewiftistott'ef into his
edletades; Woeldlihtalibee boat . `"
One' ay:ll.'6li - ihiee'wegii niter the
letters were written to Thomas Rogers,
tlitycitink lady tilietetie hive tatted. An
nie, rectiVed "1,1'4 . 4 fie& the soldier; da,
ted "Itrot#4,led Hariisonws Landing:"
A'good angeland lnui t haVe put, it into,
yoUr /wart stiidtne `that letter, fgt• it
came jest in tide: to say.e me. I'wes in
the 'guard-house ter neglect of 'duty and
disoWience of &dot - I nks reokless: '
`diisPeraie. - My comrades were
getting word from home—letters carnet°
thetit by eirery 'one 'wrote - to
me or seethed' 0 - .) ire for me.- But your
kind - Words'yotiritalli . abOut' the past
when yea. were 11111 ieaoher : =_=yout 'strong
tO my -better 'nature-hp:4'i 'calm,
t Ont,cneys, :40'1434-All , ra
y'heart With ntiVidelings; and filled cad
eyes with tearo: I was, 1,0+; niyCop,-,
'40114i6i - Wheti ;'your ' letter wad
plaped ifi;RY handd.; 4
ire Waited' for me 'to read it ; sad* that
I 'Was teticlied, and:like of tine high As tie'
is; forguve My' oilentt. Then and there, -
I reselved to die'sooner thau invetvg a
haik's breadth from dnty. :t hafe been - in
featful battles,Aned; dred toilicept me
froth hat*. T&' -day' for biaV i try,,afidfaitli-:
faheivite ' Bailee!been`
made a second lieutenant. manias oinks
yOuOcinii,: &log - bdve,
saved-ehe 1010 -come nigh 644 lestr ,
' - '
Fair reader, is there Mk hi - some far.:
away cartgi, a soldier Who Wohldbe made .
Feller
your - hand - Winkt theielEv Wr' lie' to
him: Drothers,ffisteris faiheti; mothe rs,
write efienito the . SOldierir who havegone,
out from yohe liohigi They 'in , tile '
midst of tenti•taiioU,S;',trialir, tunteriii - g, and'
piidations, gnu` yinwyJards leveyetr:
tenderly maiifested inteiest ) :Yiitir exhkr
tatieas to courage ind dutyi7eautiot fail
ao '
rOPPANI,P, e 411, MO*
have hgarol:cof`ilani easeit 0 1."P 0 P --
Fi4gn RimierVerY: singular;4rcutastances
Ate : eccentrice Lh 'abrupt,, the buiiness
like* the- silly, sad a, hundred othci styles,
Of the eccentric we could cite ; ease of
a certain; well known' merchaut, who one
day dining : at a friond'e louse sat next. to.
a lady who pospessettrure ehmaus • of pork,
tersation. The merchant dlaot possgss
this faculty in a tery rar,e degree, but - hp,
conics do thot...;irhich...was next best,
he could appreciate,-which ha endeavpred
to shoiv by the , following modo. of ao
tioaL;
"'Do you like toasti,naiss
espot Q. the la
• es, -r , d y,, , slightly
surprised, t the question.
";Buttered tuust, ?"
"Yes,"
Thpt is strange ; . so do 1 . Let us get --
, Pll give.- the Stun with:either:o; the
marrie , • other girls," said-the old man, positively,
17 1 9fe,PaPeot--he - AM cli ileobklthat • the-
fady was taken ilightly.-Aack,:a.iitt that. but I' • will give but three. tlioniumd.:with:
Hate." .
didnot prevent the marilage_coming.off in
live. thousatid .I must :: , have -4 havereet
sonionth afterWardp:nee ,the:_. - ,aceeseien, Of . . ta'hen_r may as trelLip:iritio my-home
the, 1a417 to one of th 4 ' ne st 6 tribleh my mind upon it." -
nientii,in the city. " ' ..
•'.AS a ipecidiefi,oftlic abrupt, five shall - And , havejust as strdigly,deteria• -
fined to .do only what'
cite the Chao of a gentlemen . who had re: t h e :gentleman's I hive ilitid," Isis
. old reply ; "Se -.1.1nip.;
tired' from:Nisi - pegs at-the .age , oe. forty,.
and built iiimileyli,b.,3en..x.i.tlf;Ol:L.,h,..e,.O._ee,..a..eeitti'.. pote the matter is at an end.- Howevero
we will be good friends, anity_eu- - -ttnisti.,
mined.to en" .
~._ a
.;._,__. .22..”. 4 .„K2:77_,T4. 1 ".?1'L . ‘.,=., sometimes run over and see-rne.7.>-. :sci..
c
" sa T tl ii;p3 o i w ti l g i ,t . " . l ""S- _ w.- - "'".,.. , - 1 , 2 . 1 4" . 151 . 1 U - This. ended .the conference anirthey par,
You ;, have erefythini, hero that the : Wa n' . 1, .;,,,,- ' l3 ;4', ? I f n i; ' ,.. 1 . 11 ': 01 • -
:‘ h ' iiii i . ani a , .. ' ' ' ' iset t "'
heart can desire liup . "o, wife; .. t . rode down toward the road, but just sib*
*That's tree, ': I Mast ; think. : ait,,,, . and-
then. elapsedititci:Wilene' fin. 'a few in4l\c, fwrrm abo ut
utaii,"'at the ' eea •of which Gine:. h,e, ..iO4@,'' ' t he in
la lhe ughnig gittei 'fi=
!prang. throagh the shrubbery tti,,aiti.
begged to be excused for ashort - time,
dOleft - the:ToOri!. :He seized . his hat and . " C an 't yo u
.: • -r., .- :-..-:. • ..- - ~,..,„!,:
went instantly tea neighbOiltind - Was
: ,: )„,..21..„r t r f ., 1 1 - tr e r T ,'g l y a , filther' 44 . 2 tinah,.. l :'
shown into the parlor With the inforiiia:* ;-‘ 4 " s '-'" -r g'''''''''''''' l "" ' l7: "`"'
was th instantaneous response. ..-
tionthat neither the limiter' . nor mistress' •." Then ~c ome over tontorratiLfnoraus .; g
were at home..
He - told - the ' efhi'aul. chip: before. tett _ ce.eloaliasid- toll him lorluid:
the
leaves.
be wanted *
neither -. and requestegithe li t!L e girl vanished,like w fairy among tha
hoesekeeper be sent to him'. , She 'came,:
and the gentleman thus add :
resed hot:i' ,
Sarah; I- kai4n ! r u ''' -foi. ' ln iant : ' h
have yoting - ttian rode slowly - home; , - bat
_he hand' next . thoming, according'.
year's, and I here-just. been told that to, hid d ii
tt , atid . itorr i e d the hi r lip t i ) in :
want .i Wife, ; Yoware the only ironing: I':
know that I should be willing to .! entrust - t " 111 ,1 i : 11 a after . - ' -
iny happiness with , and!'ifyou 'agree; we ''''' is i ..1,-.' --.- .'''
~- ( •
will be instantly married :'- What is your E rree ascertain from ' the ' n TOO : lig
answer-.Z.z 'l, ~ ,-.•-:,.,„ ~..,, 1
,:‘ ..,,, „,..:., i _::- the. A . grienitural Mitten 'Ant. there c_lll"iil'
Sarnhtkpew ' tile -7 , nitEll :
that;-addressed dac um° 7 inthe ' e4iin 4 ettfar thifeii Of .`
her, and - knew thatrhis offer- wtis ,terioni one hundred eta fortyinuunas,erbrishets; - :'
and the dernaiidn'athg-:kinitent 'are '
eu ed di o T a 7 y e ear l l 47e zw ig a be s t 3 llo :lu ;t sw ho o ug a lt 05 .bi ti m isida in r ,
Bitch that to ineare 'the :shOtilt iffieliti . =)
nated that all'dietilliticiii , of 'grain 'WilFliiii
the Mae spifitc . - ' ,
,4 5 . 1, -, •: 1. • , r • " .
~, restirted ii9liiiiiiid'inintuic! - igi , 4tbe
';.‘.`,l.•agree: ';:.•:; , • , ..... :-:, -i - . : : case Attresent ,in lECiittiehy ftfid" - Tone.,
' 44 1
Mil I 1011.1V3readr an' : : :ad hour t".:1,- , :',f .-. z - ...., ;.: ~ . .., , -.--%.i ..: .-. •
sq.iiW)ley,,p6Aust.illati9Vittp9ow . .
I will." ... •
t e halinngfor,Yenat - lhat OW- .; ...RIZEWPPEiatsws .--,how. ; 1t0my.:..,
~,i _ ,
Which he did, the getjaeMan Ohollitslr hundiedirefthensiindi'it,abletbediedpert,
suggested the ideelacoom:Pneoyinvtild 40 ti,kg . yejnat,., , y,o,t,j*,Afit ihe i. r4bellion:f.
thel-elergymaeW::,l7gatitt4Wtbatsl-tvas-• eleekl*Pe.P.:Ow fi hmtbeint , ..,„io ,voti o thiti
BOxiiiliCe, tliOne;fitvi..,Wihir, ,, p4rVit hat thgt.l ,- ;WC, 0 14.4. :g9,;.a!?4 'ilikaiii*,tilt - 4P 3 o.li,
Seenianylveduukte.:fepAritito-abrupt-!pro.. wh o l e MAPY4:4VeI •to, vote:00 64414;
.0041 gipamwerang,Hi„ , ,: - „,, ~t - 3 0 ~...- 1 .3,1 whole rtirk.:_n. l _ot..,6e:4 o PP :Witherr* . .
i .t.OltboilkailigottiiiSyliN`dilisi.Ltaw,Sitesca, ple '4, , ,--i':-:.,,•: "1- • . 4 „i . - -;-s.: . t: •4; .',„_ . ..,.t'c , --.- - :'?-..-- 1, -
oase related to us, which we knowlfot s .., ,, 4,lleaitetrApiegaioti. 14;014!...r.;)
trw; oo9 • -• 144041PgatiMtiwboliadltsuc• etnaln **owning nonktinti;al(o,o,4l4 4
4011344^1ite akel4oo:4ledlYileelatlV ett.Whv..esiettoo4iirell.**l-14*4
,chAbougNaisky4frommegoiteoilial ivp,q r ettg o oli,ofimeAr. cvm - thug
i
'44,3oll4**743C.BA*gtelleg,iothadetyfa imi9o l -148 dAirtanigcaPolo.lo4"
.001141:fflintithisigtalyilloteia40tObto , titkrot tiiimtitjmt PAvkomlgti,:tad - ,42:7".
- , fat .:ar.t.ni Oa DOI 6
11:Oda , .-- .i.r.a.i itt.i . , ,
I - ' , ,
able 1;4 ~s -. .to.,• e ueeeo 4 - 1 ,W71 / 0 4" ,`
wife to tsi-iieberitief:' ; Alfk=l6 3ll4l3 _
____ . ."*"N 0'
partment, and the second !. iiew ansoi . . , Er. '
, 1 4
deraii.i4o , stpck itiat. - i-_ - -
44,:iviita:not.gelithlillini_161 .
that t ,Eossibly, these two, great at
hiShappineseata prespeptt nig ht
founitt- ogetha,.,•_ -•
ing to put -his matrimealal 'and- " , :t' - ;1_
ideasauto-pMetinej,”. be Adlesred - age Int 4 f , ,
haw , hint.getg4 l ll o 7.i. ' • -I f : - - - .1
Withihis, upon :his iiind, our. farnie, -
darted 'iliicei if 'fiersetelejouiwo= 0k
disiatitpert"-of the eiminty; 'find 14401:•hif
return made an happutintande . upon' "the ,
roadi4atiht pertioo 9t% ap ,9 1 4 . widow:
who was, ; , lo gtng. the Ape 1e . m.., yhe .
Companions dined tegetlier" lire way aide.
itin; and'tfiterntzed IdesSinitt 11 ' 6' 1,
which the youngman opened-II - IWO •
the elder, telling bindAn — Wiliam aud i
aspiiiititms; - ythen'jhe old' gfttlentase - -411_,-
dtessia the-younger: '-, - ,' s:.'; - i•. 5- 1 1:
!t.I. rather like 'yea, my friend; and yeah':
nnli a
hoop* way 4"t°liieg" Yellr , eterlf: ' ... If
yeawill ceme and see me,,l _wi ll be .
thaVe tjteedim,ghters,, all ail' . god kir Pi
'ever. livedi Irovei'perhitik"orteref-Atieisi.
maybe thti veryetto-yoo-are koitintfatt
if BCV: I Ifni de my: beat: Ulna :; lasift
the P . 4 1 1 3 ,T 3 P of the ItnitWASMlt. WI. ,
Ride Over and see meto•morrovy lake
dinner,' and stay_ Ihel;idferißen,' - 'itliiisie
will give you ail* cintheittikeee th elliiitat
judge,. ,-, r- • , . ' ) • , -. • . ; - (._ .; - • , .;.,; 43 , ...)-11
The young man-instantliedlia44;
PrP149:50, making- blia eeed4iee•.: Oat
the young Jedies sir;
„d• not her itillit4lapd'
orthe' natere - 'ofha 'ol:titid:' 'ThiP"iriii
, tiiedioluiathey , seitatia- ;:1./L ;-,f=t
- The neit tlak. aiteitaine appointed-the)
young man- disinotintrot PA OP 4410,r;g30,01
house of,his new made.:,frynoo , nit w,,
heartlyviele - amed. 'The hone:Serer°
vua__ . liong4iok*'hi:oliinr, eitePtite'
'tittle; tite:yontleitien in adthirsigitirkespc
ing; and the old:mein apprOving:lcktbfki
seMible aed..,Prentilnd.: reMar.. 0,154 1 4 •
younger when, the,•meat wail.• etillonp '
eefr y
and tho three ' yoling'ii4dies add'
ineth i erifibreletrodiiced:' They*eirrldri r - --
as:the - oldgentlenuut had Said, fit olirlaif
but.the younger, rospelteekedi. blneleYod •
and,laughing faced, charrty4. the rano;
formerespecielly.
,"Ilifi - ,'he
of Ai Wore - waxed' a n 'for i'cliliti: l
- "W-eillioitidOitmlUketnyiltitightiadirl
waiAlle •gentleman's filists . ueitioti;-):4 - fpi -
"They are all nice girls, yeri mieoP:t
said the young man, thoughtfully. -
'. 4 And w hich of thent.do yen hkeheAr
was the next ,gpie.stiene ,
"'The youngest , gate t she iti,Aattiitig,
And' if I are to be 'y our sou-in-lastiitnti
'must dive nie gaVl', - • . '7eri VI I : ' ':ia
"/This will , nevde to take theyeangeo
and by ell- 9dds the: Prettiest," *lthe
old gentleman, seriously.,, r . ,
"I,must have her or none , „' was the ro
sponse spoken decidedly. _ :,-; , „.,,, ,•,
1 •_.l‘ HOW. 'm u ch - wfmaYtdC.Yetl.444 , 3r9.9:
wanted ?"
"Five, ~ :,,
,„ .
1 thousand dollars 'Will - pi& 'my
farm , in , excellent order, and makelytre4h
twenty-thousand to-morrow. 'louust lave
five tbonsand dollars."
lj„
IMMEEM