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A. J. GERRITgOII; ,Pubillier,}
BUSINESS CARDS.
pILLINGS STROUD,
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'DIRE ANb I.IFE I,NSI.III.KNCE AGENT. 011ie: In
cart cud 01 Erick Blvd - , .1u his
absence, bur.lncas at %by valet; %lin traatactid 11 C.
L. 11110 AN. • 111untrofte..741ercb 1. Itr4l-1.1
H. BURIUTT,
DEALER Staple au* 'Fancy Tort Goodi, CrockeiT
ilardwaie.lrou, Steves,.liruirs, Oile, and Paints
boots and shoes, Bats end Cape. Furs, litectio Robes
Groceries, Proefsldna, etc., Nett
April dt. 154.4.
A. z.Attinor, U. c. Trvari.
LATFIROP,-TYLER dz RILEY,'
DE LERS In dry Goode, Grocerlas, Hardware; iteady
Math: elatttlair, • Boots Ih. Shoos, Hata .t
Wood ‘S are, IrortyNailts, Sole Upper LtAttb
el, Pl 4. FrUlli and Salt,:lllra they otter at •the
very , • ,
(AT raCOVFOtat r i 1`10,01511 9 .0
Lathropa Urfa. Building, Itoniroie, Pa.
April 0, 1803. y.
WY. I.II7NTTING COOP=
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H. COOPER Lt.'CO .-
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AI'kERS.,-31ontrase, P. SACCP9SOrS to Post.Cociper
la & Co. °aim Lathropieneir banding, Tpznidkrist.
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7. El: " D. %O. iSIDLg.
'3Ie,COLLtIIIf & SEARLY,'
TTOILNEYS and Cent=llora at Caw.-11ontrotie. Ps.
A. Office in Lathrop.' new building, over the Dank.
PETER HAY, , ,
mitaexiiisoci .46.1.2.ct1caxLekfar,
A t!t!si r Four Ceruorii: Pad
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ATTOtt*P.Y AT LAU'. Bounty. tact: Tiy. Penton
-'yint Bremptioweinimwattended ta.-..-.. - , — , --- , ..fahl
rfir'o Glee firt.t dour below Boyd'. Store, 'Montrose. Pa.
• _ .• M. - V.
T ICSNSED AZCTIGINRER; Fticndscille, Susq'afren
lJ Pezark. Jan. Y.l.
DOCT, L. ILANDI'4CE,
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ITYSICIAN SURGEON. respectfully tenders his
professions{. service* tothe citircos of Friends
villa aodideletty. :M"DiOcii hi that:druid 61 Dr. Leo-
Boards at J. tlosfortcs. blulx . 3o, 1E63. ly
• H. GA_IIRA.TT
DEALEItin Flour.. Peed. exid.Meal, finnan aild.Ddiry
Salt. Timothy 3:id Clover Seed, Groenries:Prtmle•
form, Pratt: Pi, IL Petroleum Oil, Wooden and Stonv
Ware, Y like,. Notion.. etc. tie. ‘AlrOpposite Railroad
Depot, New Milford. l'a. Mel; 21,
c ', i.. 4. o:Foll.nliAt,
r ANTFACTI RER iitllff2lo2"S & sit 9ES, Montrone,
.Va., tu434 %kw Datvitylp.tore. -,-,Aki-ktode of -work
.nuic VictekTertignascpaiiingZane ocatlt:' JO. ji?
LAI3 EL' TITIIRELr,-'-:
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THE ; E C6.40E- NORTHAM fill; A
Ateraniz;
Has an'Agthicy
Tige fia.vacititeel C9i in ;OrnrOli.
C.AIII CAPITAL PAID
ASSETS 0
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Mar. rate ,, ,argliAlow AS thoee of any good companyNeW Tor k, or elaewhere, wafts Dlrectonsarc =Ong
the first for honor and integrity. • .
ell PLXTT. SAC‘y. A.avaurt G. COFFIN. Gres.
iifoutro.e.daty 15,'6•:. BILLINGS STROI/D,40..
IX c.3IIEX
INSURANCE t 0 MPANY
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CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION OPLI.ARS
ASSETTS isilin.net, 63,286,170.27.
LIABILITIES, " , " 70,803.32.
J. Milton Smith, See'y.: Chap. J. Mtkrtin.President
John McGee, At't A. F. Will:ninth, Vice ••
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Po*lee isenea.eni renewed, by the 'll ndibriOtel et
hb ottlekia the Uric* Block, gontrose t Pa.
1 304 Z' y' 1111 L
•smikounk.Aiptne.
DR. 'W3I: •
4~1)OrROZON
LlCtfflle in Lathrop!' ne* building, Over -
the Bank. All Dental operations will be "les
performed in good style and. warranted.
P LINgS, .
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in,,Phtentz Block, over tubrenfikod, WiL
* Poster.' A 1! work ,rarntaKi t iAdvi t an a /tom . :
Cutting dot= on-onort notice,-in best,ls - 40,- an 'no
oloyks;
TV: SITIOIVABLE TAILOR,--Mtoptinse, Ps: Shop ,••
.I.' • neer the Bnptlst Meeting - House, oil ike
treet. All orders (Med promptly , in firet-rettee le. '-
41:42ti,tn4.donet,onAhort notl;e4nd rsarrauted to,.
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CII ARlttg • 1101.tg-,-
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p EPAIRS Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry at the ...
1 IL shortest notice aniton reasonable terms,_ P.--
werkatilcr . - ktiop i l! - tcbillalel_to . -ift. *
lioitinosa; Pa. - ser2 If - ,
O • SKEFAii
of Meta erect; Montrone; Po: • ' aug tt
O. -GILBERT,-
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Legaitzetraccordingto 'Aefof Co:leve?. "
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Ovolcm-Fk..t.•enoper' & C64oldaanthig BMW.
'router,' in osrMatitir, intrltireretieele 'tuts ex:
pentmce, tontdirttthe Oeyrone poser. ,;:
Mittnromf„'WOTlVlS: " ' ' 4
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:alttoolElCalitt OftnnalltiteiThaV,.
rztggainismast.,:„: wientaxe...".,
UTICE n Stmet.. Pgticultmattp_ndon Oren,
toConnyincing. deouprasertd
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Tflt ,, eribealutrobOoletteettalty give, tiotlee that
J. he Wk. L'OceowitArv.vm ta!ftactiqueerJuANDlANlP„
of g , igattlinna. nod afters his serviee. to thADTIVAIO7,
rte' reanonapla4 and leans will be ProntW
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Obonannt, Marcb / 1 1W i l
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A NIGHT ThE,
Bunn 'the " Col.` W. Dunlop.) ""
geit Who'd 'adipthet' bent,dt
storftelibigT ittid after I liail'fatatediinu
br two of my hcitlehtdres ill 88fittt'Ailicti,
Capt. Manson
. proposedili givo;usli'iehaP
ter of tits etcPerenee,' Witief t i prbpositiou,
of course, we'Weria glad' . enoitgb to as
11elold us '
On the third voyage which 1 main
cotnniand cif the khip . mit:l;l.4p, I tdok in
part of the caredi'df tea ''at 'Chilton; and
, then slipped down to 40 . : Phillippitic Is
lands to fill up witildried" filth' and spices.
We, cat our anchor in the harbor-oMo
'Mild,' but the aiiicieS"4e'Wtt4ed' were not
deliveNd 'T Thbiro'imis touch
a einY cideasiOneti' by . itoine delay' with the
Chinese porters ;• so 'that' wd . miepa two
'weeks in decomtilishing 'Whit:in-light have
been done in four days.
ire Were' thuti "delayed,'l wedt on shore
with tny , rifle,. and' took a liaise, for olem re
in the county A'ivent - alcnie,. bet not
avtzt. t Darmizit
gi77l
from choice. v ofhcers had.an engage- i I Z
Trg y t •
ta tt forea 7 . -
gentle -
b r T
e eze
ito
ment with theo . licertiof an Englilit ship, wards ••that part of thb' main shore from
which they did - not live 'til k hreak'' and 1 ,which 1 hadna
coe, and fur me to swim to
ti
did not urge ` th' e fi Lt l , ad ii,',. • t.,{lc i t was ,•it was mita the questiob. The crocodile
riot Unpleasant to 'ride' - duitie•', 'ibt:Foine. tiled; disappeared; ;brit I. knew . that, be
times I love 'id' he hyinySelf,',itillefe I can {would very quickly Mild me if I ventured
Ihitik'aridqemnitine Ma:pie:the, , Odle the water. I stead there, contempla-'
' "Oh the Preterit ochastaii ficiiik, a road 4 ting the, scene, until the boat bad drifted
lhat r ied to the elaStward, iiiivards i the rice , upon - the -distant shore,. nod thee I sat
latid, and is the' skeilery Was attractive,' down again. 3.ty only hope of escape was
I tahteretd',nii 'nail I Was fin aWay . from: that someone might. .cothe to the lake in
the eitrand•its surroundings:- 1-hnd rid. , search ofirrie. • "But' what if no one , came?
den. I should judge. fifteens:Mies, • Withettit /lot 'What if those. whe sought me did not
seeltig anything wtirtli-shnoting;and Was', tindithis sunken liolei? • The thought• was
hegiunitig tb think! . I should = •earry l bilek is rverrainplewant - one. I was thus en
vie . s w at; • b a ll e t. .i n • my .I.lo e -whi c h, I i•gaged•when I noticed that my horse was
had pm in before/ leftthe"ship, 'When' It:uneasy. Something had Lirightened him.
heindla Ilappidg • Closh iby nie open,' my Attlength ht g% - 13.a. heavy pull and freed
right,•nud upon looking' in.tliat direction, 'himself fonn ills: &stealing. and in a•few
I saw an enormous 'berme-tlyincfretti a- , seconds more Ibad.seen the last of him,
rice bc4d and steer aiedy•to the , semi hwaid. j "I had sat there half an.hour, or more,
/ had 'heard of thoselbirds'--4 1 1Mil liehrd-tomi•the surt; WlLS;sinking -fib bawl that the
that they • had' been 'Captured gicatnifing:infilidotila /fell r. entirely ncross-rthro hake,
over six feet. in • •licittlit—•aild 'if 'I had ' I when I observed a commotion in tbe wa-:
' &mine& the statement-beo/re,:f di e t hot i - tor 11•3fOrn g /M., ImuLliresunciy Iwo 'large'
doubt it 'oiler 1 saw that•Tellow riA O :. I.: crocodiles made th eiruppearance; looking
waited him ver'e' much, and' I Nits deter-: very hungry,' and' betrat . Cd• an evident de
mined to have flint if the thins were with- sire to eat. me np.; -I• seized my rithrand
•in the bounds of possibility. I: inight, 'had i fired at :the ;one nearest me, - upon which
•I , been' prepared; hate taken. him on the I•they.quiekly disappeared. . The sun. went
: wing, =but before I eirouldoet my• title into - ftlown, and .the•iiist gleam •of daylight fa
position be. l'as oxi-tio.. ft wa 3 l,; •ty•wat e l,/,1 : ded away. I sat beside my dead; heron,
thin's,' 'and 'MA limit iettle dOWn•klietifild 4•bnt : dared motgoto sleep. When I felt
some trees, abont t a hat/ almilelitkiiild hf..li ttin drowsy spirit•oaming.upon miiii•steir.
, ter u littletlitniting , liletithea pntlPleading' ted- tip••azid , :paced to and fro -•acrossAbe
'that way,whiehlseethed.itibe-fifiti eheith /marrow lam/. •Buti this •could not be
.to gii;e safer assligetn; eay Mime': ' Youl'kt'Pl , ark•:l l .rowardirtnidaiglit, as I sat be
'will' undetiltand thatthe'distrier iif ?,hole ' side my bird, my head sank upon itatioil.,
riet,tiolds is low -nod 4 -mar l diy,• feathery. breasti , and I was asleep before I
,4
•The path 1 had Tok en l e d • tiiiy,ogh' , a knew it. I der iiot think' , slept long, how
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thicket of small palms;. and 'at. letigth 1 i ever. Something oppressed me, and • I
came out' mien the .:slibre of a ?weld lake Iniroke.iritit a: stifibratmg sensation,to- find
or lagoop, which kinked like some of the tiny 'nostrils inhaling a' strong ' sickening
:dismal swamps •of 'Floriddl• I law my •1•0410 r.; The. moom "had , risen; rand by its
'monster lier4' upon' an island; •sorttetwe t light I saw en enormous . - crocodile, with
'hundred yerds:distant, and I dethrniined 4 -its horrible jaws , not six :feet from me.— :
to fire at him whether 1 • goildnit or hot. 1•To cock a mstol.ntui flatten ;a:ball against'
For this purpose I disnionnted and bitch- 'llis,artrior was but the work of summon,
led my horse to a tree nod then S'oiig,ht a- and as I leaped to my feet with my ri ffl e
place wherpl could 'dud ti rest Ibr 'my ri. iin my hand, the fellow turned and scram
fle. While I was ihus enoaged 1 'disedv- i bled 'for 'the water.' ' ' ' •
ered a small:boat made farameng terce l 0"4 slept ,•no more that night; antl• no
tall reeds, not more than ten rods olf- nod .1 more crocodiles' visited•rne, When day
as•this gave nie opportunity to react; the I 'irk came again •I-began to consider an-,
Island, .1 made op •my mind to beliiiire ear the 'chanties of my being found by my 1
particular; in ; triy 'aim, 1 found a . good I.lrieoda. If, , as would ' be probable; they in-1
rest; and% a• veyfew moments More
,the quired forties at 31anilla they would car- '
bird tumbled' ove r with a bullet,' thr o ugh -- - tainly learn which road I had•taken from
'its' breast.' I. then 'hastened 'to tbe beat, the city.; • andif : they had • tbliowed ' th at
Which I-found:id bed sort of raft like 0,,0n. • road as far as I had come, they , might dis
dota, alniost as•broad'as it was •king,furn. :cotter, by the tracks of my horse,: where I
/ ished with a - . good Paildle;'•'atid only lila. had turned •off. Another thingooo, I eon.
wiled by a toindloropti. :It cost. We some isidered favorable , . they would go to the i
1 little effort . to get; the thing into the wa. ` hostelrie s where I ' bad-hired the.lionie,and . 1
1 , ter, but I Succeeded afters while, madams .i they would find.tbat the animal had come
soon on- my way to the island,, which I 1 home without me.: This would certainly
1-reached without 'further t difficulty. - I 1 lead them quickly to' search for me. My
1 drove the boat up •on the Surface of the l•first. impulse, upon finding the daylight
i soft mud, and leaped 'ashore ; sinking into tarpon the; was • to• fire some signal guns ;
the knees' where L bad expected, tolmd 1 but upooretleotion I concluded that 1. had
firm footing. Buttl•did not Mind thisp . I frbetter waintmtil my peophi could.have
Amami:dell on,aricl wassoon upon la better 'bad:time to•corne out, front the city, for I
focin4tlpp.. ~1 •foand ,miy,bitd Alea/A; m i d. bad. :not powder enough •to load many
when I lieneld, his•pro,portiobs i • WA tho't - l' ini e l4 ' ' ' '' :'' : -
Wliarr,a ~valCigole,additiort his..stoffed,okiol • 1 P I -Waited until the• sun • had been tip
:w9t l l4irthdiete; my . ;peset a / 4 4 forgo : the- two boors and. then I discharged my rifle.
labor and: the; mod.. , •I irPa• §lociplag to 'liras• hangry- , and faint, and the damp-
Lott! my prize over, when-I, fancied 4140, I ness of the night had helped to waste my
heard something moving helaind rne,, and strength. By imit - lay - I tired iigain, , put
tipp.n,..looking. , armind, - I ,stkit' •tny boat' 'Trig '
in as 'much ender Mil thought
swyaglogawayfroni,the ettiate.,M, quick- Would burn With pttifit f • • I had fired tiles,
,ly ; atkplosihble itleaP4 -I.9lVaras-:the ova- . 'tit interitels of ribotit•ten minntes, until I!
j ter's, edgeibut,, tiellutt4 ,c0.u14, leech - oe' had ?Mt 'afield:Axle charge left, and•l weal
beak/ gtis op ,temiy- ;Addle it:t il t:he soft, 'Beginning to 1 caletilAir effete upon . my I
mud., • f l atrgtoliedjorth : my fiao.ds,,,god 'OlittneeS; mid, tti'lliink, luedir• what would'
made one,desperAto l titrnnt r ioeiza,the.de:"he l tlie•Yesnlvit i Riv a s Bot.forind, when a
parking.em(th,o4 l l roiled i t,o doitchik antrbast-Weleorite ' eight brdlielitipon' my- vis
sank deeper, An t r ew the miul,. nodtbere,stood i i lean r ...‘Pl ' inky l'sloirie 't:if my men coining
tilmost 4p : t o i sfrini l ittas 4,4 4 .tiough, andidirisiti‘ tan'ajdralle lake, , l 1 1 6 1 44 • tor ig s t,
' galr,rl:llbgatrAoo4o/47.14,A9PeliegaLY(10e••%rtjlittiVugid 'di' they tilos' } gained 'a kridivl-:
!YAW TY.lreachi [,3 3)3 3 3_ - 3 , 3.,33„1:' ,li „„ 33 1, 1 ' .. 91td :e',VOlird'abotit's;' - 'thy haStettFlan, -
". A. J'appy.thOPghiligAslAeCurgar rue, I' and 6 . .ti'Mnitt' tit the
• • -water's e dge.` l l'
• rfeuldset up oat o f o, l 3oj4,4 l *4 4 wirgss - s apid, hia'av 0 erelini§ertiVitlit" where' the boat,-
MYseiti•api OWito,for,,nly ( ibp,qt, aepold' l 'Vratil:inid ilien'.they had 'friend it. acid I•
:leap far eugogi#,4ql.4o #; strildeep ! .wat e r.' ( kriefeilinf 'Vkvas'anfe; tilde donn; and
lits:are- 4144 • always.,doi l iaioyA,tiv l oVd wail fafrlYisialeep wiitlii they'retiehellnie. '
nod • ofientimes / ..• inai4, ‘ .tocist i cpromising' . ' '“'Myllifiliis hid folldit4d.,itiejuilt. 'art I
, idaidaetite•loooked L in Jitie beAKl„Gy.,cirgiAmj-liid airileipaterVTliey hiidleitrid•my liaise
stances I:MY:4411(194 ,Isantrql.,. ; -1-, ; hqtlinst r • 'tit the ahikieelae,land • litivingiierafnedAhel
f ;perfcted,,the, ?swimming ,planAil i nnr ... mind;laiMfitiolt 'Tited talid,r - ilief At ' fartir.: 7 -
-atiA,irtna Str,tiggnif4o.. Argo ~ n'ilyfllf,ftnutiTrieynii, g iiil t nit,' ' inbliqer:4llitifedia"elafeted!
'ale nautiiWhen,tantßOYigappy4t4 o h l i ne' 'fhb - pitied iiilieForliadqfirnedbirfrairr•the•
i1ia.t,94b 4 4 41 e, it9.fiPtgq,cipyjno)/044 ;s road, had they not heard the repoit'iifxby
in a most efiraprAnlip plantier:„l4fe. rifle. I got bask to my ship with a whole
celerating , pm3Anee was nothing 'More nOto 4tkitip inhere 7 aliniall;9 usanitrof ,brandy.
leisliVasian'tin i drdiOniNtsetiditek /The ug, taidia . ..iierenerourg nantit•Polt-icrarilib‘
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th tftigtelity:WitlY li fildielid tOillitirdi r theil 111 - tood'Uoo 'retro:Cie atilOo*Beig }'A tcyititiboilisp*aild .irdiktiithlorsee. ,al fifisitithisit4nyhtinaltlfear*!xik
efvfleo-/ it) lee UR. 'Sollal/ 'it'rf cos DI Amesifl woe!' ..c.hadLl 'to 1•141,5o0 1
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` txbe;Vkinsfitief :1' i le,pie l
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ITAfitt
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ihauds t aaalrelled .with ily,,itiegs,, 'ma l ting
all the poise and eommotiOn that , I contd.
The attack !Due, stud 1 final.
;y OUCtcyCOed, reachtug,,,, firm ground,
yltere'i t sat llown . to tor, the ertirt of
extricating, myself Porn that sticky trip
had:Mita ttp,. the )a.s.t. atom of p y strengt,h,
Wheq had, gained brept.h
. enough' to
,epg1;01.0 ma, t?.skIITIO witho ut as I
got and hopoltcd _about m . e.
;11 Iy posi-
Iton„was, surely pot an enviable
,The
milanO, of which, I 'w as at that, moment
lord 'and; master, 'W ' ds, not more than ffye
,qr six rods long, by about four b;.oad, and
wo* , ,thYgrt'd with, reeds. There was a
clump, of kw water bushes upon one side,
but, there was no su n, thing as a tree up
on it. Wher e I was,' in possession pl . the
dead heron, anti I felt that I had most em
lhaticall,cangltalalutr, The boat was
[ elicit*i6iitifi4 iliglikitivoflirojeatieiati tfori
.file, in A - tT
t iiitArbbtelsllkb ihrlikrodli-i
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efteet, theliidd df th4.l , 4ifd Rbitikrsriaitif"
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3 .- , , -,ft, ,•,,I, • • ~, Thr , f , , r:o 1 . ,7" t
Meant Ararat , iB,B,ooorfees higher than
f Etna, • and L,528 feet , higber ,than , Mcint
Blano-..the latter thelmint Of greatest el.
evationi in Europe. It is detached from
the other mountains of Asia, nod is divi.
ded into two conical-peaks. Sir Robert
canoe of the spectnele when , be , first dune
oin sight of Atatat,majostically rising &MD
a widely- extMided , green plain, , fertilized
by
the clear waters, of thenAratt, (the an
cientAraxris,) and -crivered with• Armen.
ins villages. , Ia , various points:of view,
the a striking: , resetnbiance to
lthip-4a , fact .whialrirad been-recorded by
all travellers to the spot, Mid the Nvhele
comtry round. is full. of traditionary sto
. ries relative to 'Noah's , ark and the• great
flood: - • ,
'lt -,is a ,common belief atnong theAr
maims svi the Persians, .that4he re
mpina 'of the ark still exist on tho'stimmit.
Several-attempts have been made to reach
the tbp of .the mountain, 'but rArely have
any srldh attempts .suceeeded. Moving
suds which threaten.; •th oitetwhelin the
traveller4 flinty toads -,whieh...cnt-his shoes
to shreds.; 'terrible. precipines,!! with over
hanging roCks, and above all, nests of
snakes have constantly struck .terror, into
.the Stoutest hearts, an&nearly in all cases
nid need, the abandonment, of the. enter
prise-1 ;At Ervin, the. Armenians show
the Spot where Noah firstprplanted the
yin turd .the towns of. Nakhjov au Apiece
of dement) is believed .to mark' the spot
Where the -patrihrch first• settled ttn quit
ting the ark. 1.1
Mustard at the White mountains, '
A genkientun c icsidirtg qtiirinany miles
from Cambridgeport„whg ,visited.. the
rhft,tl Winn tie ' hcoin pa n
eh the . * Hotel, and one
ntglt while iher4;haitlit sudden and 'Wl
!ea 'attack of cone., An ai)plic.itioo of
'tankard wi§ recommended to rlieve his
Pain; and he donsented to, have it .
His nii - geing'dtiwn; to the kitchen,
• fOtind the'inttst mkt, but nothing sh'itable
tos,preadit ponomd her
_pocket .. bande
kerchief aka fOt:' ' that ,
In
;
!atih q . 'bedgide
said he . She hhd
schrceli , finished the sentence 'however,
when the 'peor Man lartied l ever
,nct rear
ed* " what the are yon' . 40'4 It
Was not her hipband's yeiee!' Her lamp
had given' btit a teetito lyglit; 444 She had
got into the wrqug.tdiiin !' She found her
owitiptirttrmnt withcolglay l NO related
the nfifdruottate i direAith ffneeptirlihr hus.
band, adding.Witlf h6rrori that her name
was on the handkerchief! frhe.sick. in an
was:completely overcome with , laughter.
His colic disappeard as, suddenly as it.
came.. It was. agreed not te.rentain long
in. those parts. The landlord was called
up, the affair:explained,. and the .man and
his wife left on the earliest express train.
The gentleman - who ;was so unceremoni
ously disturbed; (and who known
in Boston,) has preserved . the handker
chief— Query—Ought he not to return
it ?—Boston Pose,
Fun at Hanle.
Don't be afraid of a little fun ,at home,
good people I Don't shut up, your house
lest the sun should fade your carpets; and
your hearts, lest a hearty laugh . should
shake down some of the musty old, cob
webs there I it you want ; to rum your
sons, let them think that all mirth and en
• joyment must be left ou tho,threshold with
out, when they come home ,at night.—
When once a home is regarded es only a
place to eat, drink,' :Ind Sleep' in, the' trork
is b6gun that 'ends in gambling houses and
recklesidegradatifia'. Yoang pedrilb tithst
have fun and relaxatlon' sotne*bere'l if
thepab not find it at' their ofOn ' hearth
' stonee ',it will bb Imight at 'other and, per
haps less Profitable plaChS: Th6refere let
the 'fife burn big/407' 1 a' Tii;ti, 'Mid Milo
the' home ii . eit lieligliifill With all''tlibie
Tittle at ts thaqioente ' sO - pe c ifeetty imdlir.
stand': Dein't; repress the'buOyant sOrit hf
your bitdren ; half' an lionr'ofM4rritne t
villa the lamp' and firelight bf a lib e ,
'bilks out th'e retneMbroacblot thiay,deh e,
and aniloyailie di - 16)4' thti day, and' the.
beet safe-guard . they'ean take *IN theta •
into the world ia the unseen intluence•hf a,
bright little, dorneitic sanctttfn. ,
L-A:profbsimhot Ilegbratiistiri" eitibit
ink -in , Co'rbvd.allif Fogradd; ) berrpwed a
irietniy frobli fi miner dad turned it speedily
tintb alsorereign 161 And , is 'that," tapper',
, nytt?" itskeil , ithci Miner, 'o let ttiet' see It.",
Ile' took thb sthiereigmland 'lniettivit in:
thiw.Poeket , said; , " 111. keep`iV4htlifaBhape;.
'1 dont 'litho,' tot hat'idit turaed haok,lfthi • "
0
,
dobbkirl Vas lately
seem tolp atute in his -dnlee t saitestoihquire
if tho cup of sorrow has a: eandem-ii
-answer being Totutneill: he )Vesutiied his .
lbdots slid ranitebDoodiediiftheidistantss.,
f iffrA.l3:3 1 0. 1 9A 1 9 114P . 4 Atar
qifFTW4 ;VT ifit'44l u‘..11 1 :491 PR !I
..9TVIYR O ,q,SRIT,MIROr i O , 4„ Vn-
Lr“ MEW e lP9k . 4Rffi74 , OrniTt'"
t 2 . 4 WRIP. .00b.te/.6 9 tiJ o 4 suoi‘e
9bßf 0ca:474 . tAI
AITA 40441 FEW Rat* Wet t
„,- ,- i tr.! ~ -;, - ...ir , :- , iiii , ll7ll7Tikiiikdr. brit iia:T
Proferir ?:y,up i fißls to the on don,
hts/JOl 'ngrilAtife of:if!' intNereicitfifg
itafentain l inite v Aliik r 119tietlie-ed:riflnly .
. e - ancr tiki!^friends,' , ::Witit , ta , 'couple 'lot'
. flllideBVJedpi. andi Walter-it ascended
,tbe
gia.Monteratch. Thu asecut c.r ivas accora
pli4bed safelx; but not the desce4 r which
was 'Made alode de r MorteAtob' glacier
” Wnnt length" reiteh&l I the !stint at
which : it, -Was:nedessary to quit: i our. morn
-lag!. track ) ,tuul ,, ,inzumdiately. afterw a rds
got _upon ,sopiet steep .rpek.a, . which were
rendered slippery here and there by , the
Water which trickled biter them. To our
right was iv broad: tbuloii; ivhieliWas once
idled : with snow;but this bad ,been re
.frozen,.so as to ex-pose . a `sloping .Wall,of
ice.ill.re Wore. Atli ~tteci, together r at this
time in LIM following•orde,r ; ;leiMi led, I
came nnat; 'then My 'friend Wail intriVd
1 .momitaineer, then bib ftiend , b, and; last-of
, all, thei,guide Walter,•,- After descending
Itbe, ..rocks fol . u time, • ,lenni turned and
asked me
_Whether, I . thpy kilt ii better to
'adhere to thehi / or
,to l try the 166 . slope to
- Mir 'right.' -I' pronounced -: hi l'avOr of the
1 reeks but lie , seemed io niiisanderstand
me, owl. turned! toward!, tilie i uuuleir., lie
cut eteo, reuFloyi the snow,:aild.descend
erirtfully 49'4 it, all
_following him, sip
-patently in - gpo(1 vhfer: • r ' ' '
After trlittlactiriorlie tdopped,•ltirned,
and looked up w ardeat Atte lags three men.
He said sotnetbitigpaboat keeping care
-41.1!IY• ill ltilViriqutifitibeiA'fak.e: Ft°. P
migiii - detac an ava nehe. , The words
I Wati - sdarheij , iittifell, ' 'mil ' heitni the
Lsohridl oTla ['till' behirtd"ine,:: then a itrib,
and' in, the . twinkiiiigortr eyeiny • two
fribods• And theiriguide, all appareidly-en
tangled' toga:her, Whirled . past - tee: ; I sit&
denty . planted tqaelf to resist their 'sliutk;
brit in airitstatit I was• 'in their - wake, - for
their Trisp e tniviptaktrrasist,ible.•A'nrinnent
afterWirrili . J 'enid 'Was .. Whirled riWay and
thus ull-Ifive -of mifoirod'hiireel . riere r i ding
die wnivarda' With ' diitiititrOlable. apnea on
the back of an ' ivalarithe; 'Which' a single
slip had originated:' — Wherr thrown down
by the jerk 'of:therepea turtiodliiiimPtly
on my face and -drOve• my baton through
the moving snow; ' aeekinn„, to anchor it in
choice underneath-. ,/ had.lbtidit firmly
thus for-a few- seconds,- .when Itame into
collisibw with sorneobstaclairtod- was rude.
iy.'"Cossed , through 'the air, Jenti at the
same being shot' :dowii ,, upon 'me.-;--
'Both of-us here lost our batons.-1 -We had,
fir fact; been. tarried . over o - crevasse ; had
hit its lower , edgei our velocity causing Us
to be pitched beyond it. • ' ': '• '
I was quite bewildered, fors moment,
but immediately righted myself, and could
see .thiMitk - A9.11t OtailAill3ii.llei*Sin the
sqow l and
,jolted from side .to side by the
1 . ritteartitMes ivhich'i.4.Y. 'Fern pas4ing.--
- tiddenly . t thw theni ttiml* over by a
'fith'cli al the ovalanttic aild' ,'immediat ely afieWards' fOund myself' finitating- their
itibtion; This was caused', by a
• seccind
1 crevasse. Jenni knew of its .eistence,
- and' plunged right 'in td it—abrave and
'manful act; bitt'fOr "the time unavnilitig.=-
lie is over ,thirte4n"stime in' weight, and
he thought that by' jun:tiring Anti) the
chasm a strain might be put upon the rope,
sulficientlo . ohe.ck tho 7thotion. He was,
however, violent) , jerked out, of the fissure
and almusksqueqed to. death- b . ,y, the pres
sure f the rope. A long slope iv . as below
.us, which led directly.downwards • to a
brow where the glazier suddenly fell ia a
declivity of ice., At the base •of this, decliv
ity the glazier - was cut by a . series ,of pro
found ,chasms; and towards these, we were
, 04)."wlrupidly borne. The three ,foremost
men Tod() upon -the forehead , of. the oval
auche, and we.ge, at tunes, almost-;wholly
immersed in the snow ; but. the morriog
lava was thinneg bstund, and Jenni rose
iiicessaßgy 4iud, t ..w.),;,b ; sie,wrate,.., energy,
drovoins led liitilltailline?''sbbstance
, undertinAilir: His-voidn'shohtingi ” Halt !
1 Her krezusi•lraltlm,wae the oilly,one heard
ditringlliedesdenti " / , • . • : ' .
, A kind id Zoo denied nienroryy, each me
that destiribetibiPeOple whhhave-mirrow
' ft-OK:Aped drd*ning, took' posiseszion of
,
ine.; and:f tbought,abd readoned.Witlipro
ternatftral '6le:incise hail pushed along;,--
Ouriatart,-rnorebver;,:wrietorrsuddeix, and
the excitement. too, great, tO,perrnit. sif ,tbe
development of.teuok„.._ The slope at one
PlaCe r lilly9 l 44EnBteßreA, IP 9 ,42: isib/ Y
slac -epe„ , an we t oup :we we're com
ing Da reit 'l' the.- itvo iiirch'e; . ' hoWnver,
Yroaded ihe :brow whil•h • tertiiintitedrthis
etitler slotre and ':ree,,aine4 lits2 , tpbtien
Here IL. threiv hiS'arMs aftinhil his frielid,
WI Ickipe;' tor ibiiiitife: being extinguished, ,
While Itriniped liiitifili' , And:oti•bgrgibit il)r 1
an instant to detach MySelf!'iVihding this
diffletilti. , l•insninadinitpell titian the , l)epe•
My share in the erio was, II
' fear, tu
-4.1111. Il i libirffiri g ffffl,
atir
tnaue [self font as . At e
,p o y i
niliglit'islithsetir itiellnatidn'4lwbroaght 1
ilifilobolnfo thstYtilithiti althort' distance !
! clittidiebir l o,4.4s4*ltibh;lbedvniTregarv-
'' ' '"(i';37ii spo. d,lltilowe'Snellintrit4Ould'haye I
;,1 wink- Irtiiin oT:•••lliaySuiretedi sorintar
.. 0. :'W ,§6O itt ttnitiyglii) iv *it h .
n(
liiiq drettead-b • loditi#Plhititliki'Whoridlwast
•siitinithiat "lettiii , hill: 'bit , of , :-ffeslyie.4.
11064t41*bili'liiiiidlliddltiSitut , rigninst
'h sibhAttliirlitiisitriti'of tlin , rciiie , hazioft
: • 616411i:4'9n . 9 inlyfirms;:qiitillkterVittll'ihc•
: ei`id444"•tiitlit4"%ietigaiimilibm , lllo
•1
' ididi," - • like dati iii !!ethic' inerlient
'figttbk . a;'4l6ll"etipti tied)i fbr kaerai
II "": 1 1 feriinfdli 10 On itioy-icitisoto el*
, 94013 1.aar E nnis/you( o,raiLL4l,a illiyi
it)ia ed: PS: ;I , Pirit,.., t l er.i '
1 . ) . k1a . VIII 7 Qf ' n e t 4
Riiiliag PHA.s.,';, ..-P? ,4 4. . 4 •
' 49 8 1 4, HilYr,P.PFl l f e ',"' , ' W AcCl a
456 V ! • f-, , •-r ' A . 1- ',- , ,- • ' '
.- J? 1, t)lt. Alli 4"4lj: i gAt r i f in'Oft:Qa 7 l'iii•
7 54 1 1 PP4. !k1 t ,•41,011,,U6,/i :jii:ileitt.bli - 'Orli&
.0t 0 0 7 ,11'04 ,was . oo l C OV.Rl..7iiiilier
-.P4 o ,oVariii);,,!l( ba i‘iiitylea A k O*ll
,izray f: gr . tn 4 .fortuOgli;, 6 tit t4 . .tipplmatfeti
la its :k4y f.,ii i plice,y,F6tip• t d it, to hte, and A,
bAq gotka witli,iryarpt4 r4utarity,'eller
.si43cp:' :
. .. _ „
.861iig tiiiiigi :00 :-. Ago of ma and
,
. , .
-, Wo m an .' • • .•-• 't• • (
• The - man that! dies youngest, its mig ht
lbe expected;, perhaps, istheradivay,brake
man. 'His-average -agar is cily4-7. 'Yet
aria Inuit betaken with sonic -snowsui,
from the 'Act-that hardly any but- young
[
and: active men are:employed in that capa
city, At the same age dies the factory
workwkinimr, throagh the.conibined loft
, encetof con fi ned • eiri..sedentary position,
1 scant*agere, and - unremitting toil. , Then
comes therciitsvuy baggage' man, who is
smashed , on lid 'overage at' 30. Milliners
• and dressmakers:live but little longer.
1
1 The averageof the Oner is 32, 'and the nth
or is slf.. • The engineer, the fireman,' the
I :cOnductor, the:po*der., , makeri• the. well
idiggeroind - .thefictory operative,
all of
whom are exposed to sudden 'and Violent
deaths; die CM •an -average • under the 4tge
cif 35. - The timler,• the dyar, the leather
dresser; the-apothecary; the confectioner,
the cigar maker, the printer, the silver
-smith; the' painter, •the shoe cutter, the
. engraver! and the Machinist, all of whom
•fead confined lit-es in an unwholesome et
. triosphere t dti not reach the average age Of
40. ' The musician blows his • last breath
:all oat of his , body at 40. Then come
tradei that are active or in spare air.-. A
baker lives to an average of 43, a butcher
to 49, the - brickmaker to'47, the carpenter
to 49, the furnace man to 42, the mason
to 48, the stone cutter to 43, the tanner to
49, the tinsmith to 41; the weaver to 44,
.the droVer 10.40, the cook to 45, the inn
-beeper to 46, the laborer to 44, domestio
servants '(female) to 43 4 the tailor to 43,
the tailcrress to 41. Why should barbers
live - t 0,50, if not to show the virtue there
is in. - _-personal neatness and soap and wat
er? -Those who average over half a ben
• vary, moon gmechanics ar ri those who keep
their muscles and tangs in healthful and
modertiteorxereike, and not. troubledwith
iveiglitlmares; • , , The - blacksmith hammers
sill 5•1; the - :cooper till 52 and - the wheel' ,
wright till 50: The miller lives to bewhi
tened -with the age of 61. The rope maker
lengthens the thread of his life to 55. Pro
fessional men livelonger than is generally
supposed: ~ Litigation kills clients some
times, but never lawyers, and they-live , to
average 31V Physicians prove their use
fulness (when they have it) by prolonging
their ofilr hires to the same period. . The
tliailor'avorages 43, the caulker 84, the sail
'waked , 82;ttlie stevedore 56, the ferryman
85,- and'Abe pilot 64.. A dispensation 'of
Providence that-Maine Law men may vim
sider incolaprehensible, • is, than brewers
and , distillers live to the -ripe old age of
.64. Last - and longest lived come paupers
-67;:and "gentlemen" 68.• -The only two
• dlasses that do nothing for therniervesand
Ilive on their neighbors. outlast; all others.
SUBbiTrunl SWALLOWS $4OO.
()Alto an interesting and novel case op-.
curred at Major BlumenVtuz's offieeisays
theiflaltimere Sun, on Friday ,night„ last.
The facts are stated as follows:. A man
`named Charles Wright, represented asan
alien, from;Canada, was taken as a sub
stitute for one, of the drafted pen. Aftbr
,he had passed: the examination of the
board, he was sent up to the substitutes'
reomy under charge of' Captain Lee, the
tieputy Provost Marshal, preparatory,, to
being sent to camp, It is always custom.
il 11, to , takcifrom substitutes., the ,bounty
money they, tee:dye, until they I 'are, dtiliv
ored over to the, commander
,at Camp
Bradford, and thee their money ie given
no ;lie commander. who holds it subject. to
tbeir order; or delivers it toi,benit at once
if.theY fiCt desire it., ;This measure has
,beenndopted so as to prevent men from
.Kunnuigalay after, they go.ca substitutes.
Wright being made aware or thiA fact,
ucioeludedy.as ho, ( confessed; to swallow
his ,bouniy,poney. lie bed four ime•hum
dred,dellar greenbacks, and rolling them
upigto,Stnall rolls, lie swallowed one at a
time. I
. Whey Captain Lee requested the sub.
stiotes toplace.tkieir money in his charge
to? be sent, by him to camp with them '63t
,tlieir guards, Wright ccmfessed that bo
,bad.swallowed his. Captain Leo at once
i procured,sornti, etnetjepowders and Com.
pelledWrigtit to sivallaw one, of tip*.
Xhis bn,vieg , no, effect, ho, !yip Inadp"to
swnilow.severlil more, These' pros u d
s49,,4*rn.,,d,ntfenti and Wright yo,all ed
Alp Poe , quie poles, ono at a time , ' • o
90 0 1';1 30 tei,, IRtiY4e.idiogt9 -On. tire9t!.•or
ths:powctop,4,,an,ottier one was given bun,
,and, soot( after:rthe.othcr note.corno fteth•
iTihey. , hrt4:,nen..P„akii) by
Wright-01en
!ViliPSpud:t o Matoes ana k0Ai;4)47 , g0
:9443 s , ig!)tlydis4nrcdNltho tomatoe.
10.XiWn tyre t nthiti
°l°4 4 s*?4,siiP 4
Pinendt!•9lon , neigit.c4: .V,ri&his,FP,c.'l wIPI
the other titilisiitu,iesi , wMl, 3 4e o l°!pme,p
under guard, a:wiser...man, nut none -tee
b ettet af e Ofg,frematiogmetio powders
tl",il le ,:.-,f... „.1. '10+1,11•3f)., , r , - - • • • !
.aiiriiiiabettrAteftfilati`DSXMAT•
I ia on e13n:21.. csac;E!
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