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Iw r.,y U j.sfr, c .tiducu d ly
mn'a.H l'cai i.tj!iC frir-lid, TkaNCIS i
X Z;iBtCiI. (tio s'jr'el iLe first tnif ;
t'i'eil of lij fg od CJUif iriiug ;
lie N.iiiS.-rs 3 bJine DuiDncratic KJitor j
t , vc ibiuij u-.teribce to j;rve facn iu j
li:itig reoiik upon the result uf
it jcui ial ccfcifr-t. lKurtim: j
'L'ud-.r m rfu'.!icau g .trriniit.-ul, tlie
:ice of the !. pie " "'"''". " j
lit ia lt-jiil ") ly hive ci.ro tx- ;
iwioo 'o lUnr t'f"-' ""- cl"-'tr- j
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b-Dl, nbii t..J l-ellir at nine ie:J to tlie
..yf,a d -ctnoo iheditiue rilif of '
i'. fi rule 'he di-i.Mi.it ! O.'l jus F-T
K-Xt iti:e dtttii.j: 'ti' Lift'T) of our '
ta t. ".e l' iii "Ci ji'v Lave b-.t-ti iu t be ;
Tj-v Kavetij eJ tbe L-n.-
u, ,.t r:n .lutut'u .f fi ir abd ni.ii. ; :
i:tj r, i .e ur ; itieift, have i.tufttJ Lard
.J.St'. CU.I.J' if p'Mli'bf lb us,
ttrj Late a -- 'J-i ' 'i verdict of.
at f-fjlf. 'It..) I.a.e titrtrr Ujlilt t'l ,
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t tt '4i.-. or io ii..-li.ee 't-e mMji ;
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mif.ai la' -utMiiiv V-are re-...iu.i
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of A. ft:'.-' "-e ui.p irtai re f .
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Jil mu-i (.iniahul Vii!wt 1'. 'ers-ti,
c iitj'f ibt.i itiirtit.':iiicf c irp4i d itH
l? feat jr,i t'.l at. ..tl.i!. ij o -n..i..-W h
i t i,it l'n.ini.-'T at m uii'm! We
i-ita liaari it ititttn tti-d on tin Tre. i iin
Il-fut. i.-n. If In- -I. uld e,
f i n't iiitrbd to dl-s ! i hi U it 'll "
13 ' mtt:b wire tM-ii-ii.le at.d p.'rioiie
M 'ba. ar.irir of tbe .bote, ibui ilia i-i'iili
J eapti-Mi.. dir.rpi.ililed. Trr.- Si.te
p, . . - ,, .
"ia, or .-iaiiou.1 I'uijt-ii'ii'j' i. n'j
:w, t-id apnl-'g . V'W f-c-. be,u,v jnlo lhe.r dauehien' eheekt. And if
wl fin r i M'rtwrti', iu otdtr to enc ur.j;e ,ne ut,,n Stales disinherit us. we can fall back
-bt-iJ Di-utiinnisu ta co io 01 it dcdi upon cool, itrong. serviceable Linen. At
'kuil mike ibem lublc to Ihr penalty Hie head of the Like reposes the inviting CViVn
W.!if it flcd oo Jobn Hrown .nd bu W-hr Cre.nce . somewhat fashio-
a..j,.,l n- i i i ,,i n., ; able place to play icknes. but now much
j.iM fuetids . Let fhern rtflesl : . c. , . j t ..
deeaved. -Spiruoalist-. and -Free Lover?,
Cise in a Wat-Shell. i have haunted and cursed it wuh their ever-9-Tii,
OipMion to tbe l'reident- ' P"Hitir touch. (The only ultra Bloop.er.te
kt, ,lie l3.er House of " m" 'V 'Vr'TL .2
(,,. ' .. . ... were closely clad to the knee, whence a kind
e" a.t.n.t b.n.,l..i friends cao ; rf eM, roie , lhe cbin-her cloib.ng.
one b,;i into m law without tbe lod Jiarily bonnet, all neauand of the richest
eoiofifceOf.pwiiioo that tleSco.te materials. Tbewayshe promenaded like a
'Stinit Li mf and c.o r. j -cl any of bis two leered spider up and down the car.indi-
iei their o.ib j.i-nfi.. ibem to d j ' eated a pat-sion for notoriety, bat he cauiht
'b Cjurt j. j ,0 ! the eye. of no -stupid sf.rer." A
idaill i i, ui ' ten rears her junior appeared from her public
1 .ill pr(innU J lUpubliean ; Jber-affinuy" and none oU.er,
re ,h mi..U piM!l,;i be SIir,t(1. If Aeit MqMnlnre lhrJ h,d ,. the.r
" '1 'f l.inenlu'. Lauds be tied, and lect and peculiar company exclusively
"pioo' bate entire eoDtrol of tbe j io themselves rather mortifying, to be sure,
kf s t'iv., tnd Juiici.l depanment. bjt tbe best way to treat such characiers.)
'" b..ll.e?.,u:htarear? what- 8 k.u after leaving the Lake.the water tnrn.
iMtst f,i i i ti i southwardly, and we enter Cortland county,
l-rn V , , : ' T In .he township of 8co t. . mos, thr.vtnf
U f ,P 'rU 1 made a. an early da, by Sabbau-
'ir Lincoln will d.i any wroo,: but r,n. (rnm Rnode utni. A fpan of well-fed
jUte to loe tbe t.rriCts; ilie l.-adin horse- before an open spring wagon brought
Jrl's .anna, iht-rn bnve b-eo irai'orfi at us nearly twenty miles in three hours.tanding
atd X:;iS,r,, or yt,r,t toJ c,tch u Va.wBS'. Hotel the best-kept bouse
'JJ prrten f ,r keverinjt the Union t in all respect tried on or journey a fact
sue i f iht-m .re bound by Oa'h ; mentioned in s-mp'e j is'iee to the owner and
"ei-t p.il,i.e and Hue tt.vu for , a reeommendatioa to any reader traveler
trititint UJ di.'uibiug Lont peo- ; vrio may happen thai way.
Jbe le.rt.ed io tbe amral of lbs j How t a is a very pleasant vil!ae of I should
"S"-J reecrl.d j ,he Kook of E.lber, , so-10 inhabitants, wi n rut r it' e ho ii
'""t )bp live, vtrae tbirieto. I wulj, p m a row oa -Jse erntra'. aqoare.Ui
(Trijiiul iJorlit.il (Eoniri'jntions
r"-V.. thiol- ihi f..lt.ta.in an annr nri
an ,.,(,,,, t,..pe ill? article with
n heidit.g in our la-t week paper.-
If th rlo.l!r." rttm nf tirmvea
Krrr i. my U.-.i'jr bonir,
Urn? Ihf iut. buj ! ant
fk air t.sn uMotr aliu I cm;
Slay DOOtW Ham. t Klr
Than Ui I br tn mrth ;
tisvv ii u u Mt mij birtb.
Tr. it nmrtimr lift. b-n vpoka
In Ih Ion, ttt mrtTj h.tr.
But ttiat will lr all f rficm
H bru I rarb thr wrl C1 ;
MftueM is that vorlj iw rtarmrrd
That eao mar ir rftt Wiw,
A&4 1 U to tlink thU rtt mm
bj tW BaJD 1 kOCW ID till
ym uprated fcr yune brotbra,
FltSt Bona th b-uarb..l.l Wv-nta,
WhB UwV llullrlil in t botu-Bcst
Likr m bnal ut int;iti: biid
a lUr MiiraTrn OB Ihv U.l-ti-1
Ot a lTiiijf bu.ndV he. rtl
Ob U.eti. niut I bear it nrrrr
WbrB IruLO .-axtb 1 .bait dIairtf
Kfttnc rBdcft-ml to m. fr .,
hVB4trtd n)UMrl b; low.
Wblap-Ttd Kiftly bv lit d.iof
At tbr j -r.J to rralm- oboaa.
LiBtvnBf on tbnr lifa balf ottrt4
Vbrt tbtr aral of JValb Ban act.
Giaiog it b fcacroi aBfavinn;
Tbnt if ftoul may But lr jrt.
At th f na I rcamNkMi,
WbrB I take a'ain tl.i? into.
It will tbam ttr Bftde iaanortAl
9o aaipbt bo bit oartb! batno
PsritWd frnaB apot or btriniab.
frreil from nil of ain niitl abaBM.
lUDtirml brnutlful abj boy,
timtl; cbaocil, yrt atill tho aano.
LtinsKK, Ta. ANNA M. SPAl'LDIXa.
Tbe Death of Our Mother.
Thou art gnw from ss mother !
Tta Biv-'ic that :ub-d
Fris thy tow kOJ thy bmrt
And thy Jilt- bath Wfl biUbcd,
But it erbo mnio
Low and nwrct un thm r
Though :br min-ir-! bth gone.
Hex rvmriLbrucfi i ber.
Tboa bast ?on fms oa, m&lhaxl
Thy priiiiC wv brirf
At th? M.:b f the i-r-iyr
Tlw fH tXU lr-f ;
VU UJiCKf tb bt-dUkitt OJ
Wrv m-urnful U
A motbtrr' farrov.t!
Tba art foe- from ot, notlter!
T r-flkiuti nnrt b'rtt-J,
A&J it.: tit I it thr-rth
On tit pla.-r nf thy wt);
Still with Qt tf bn !)?-
Ail our rrrra ft-rgTrD
Ti Dert thrr OBf B -r
Io ttw love-iibt cl trttn.
MrcT, I . U. U. 0. CARLISLE.
Br K ji rtT Pur2vtr-f hr tb J-th of tnmtfr of tha
t tbctr buuiiuatek.
". ot; tiut wb-vl siatca lut
--UTirm t-a tf bo-nr,
Witti (ivAV-tie mirih-rarh oocavaita
Yijut cuididj: firat t- ct.B?T.
1 hf fir- ie tri Lt. tb- eVoI room aam,
Wh do tu Lod the tLreaWbiug liwat
T all in nin tn -rati tn tbm
Tb-y D-t brd our rrr,
TL-.r cb'i-l -day part, ttfir r-woi dooc,
Ifa-eir ri-iriu -Mititit-d on bib
Ihrfr-, ..ud bl.Iftjjk). Cff
T-u Clri!-t U- err rul.ug King.
rrell. d'-tr r'Uff5! t-M mt oo rt
A ft-4-li "O mv'- lien U
Tl-y ar 'fc"t bt. tut C cr h--f rr,
W Lrr n--I-t W... W' -rr flow.
To diii'k wf i.il V (urv Ii mr rtr-nm,
11- iH-ath Ihf fruit a i.f. dits UiD.
In that bri;t.t Un i -oon xnt-t
Tli el-HT-Hif r-aliu"
Wh rr. kntiibi: ai U. Mii iV f-tt,
In rvttirtn U-nr of Ui.
T"iftb-r. vuii.fa: lrrtirBl-
To pri-jrhrat b. c-mr.fT (-raii.
I'areffiiil to the LMiiorial Pine Table.
HriVaB. V.. A.I3. 3(1. ISCO.
O11? rfihe region of ptthdr coneranre-.re
ye - lerilae n.ue h'iuc nu 11 '-
.!icu" 10 ehildhood'ft hoire o-l kin i fnenrts
there reinainin-!, and pi-Mng ihio the post
anl iro-!.tore Tillage of Uor.ilino.had an airy
rule acr.i5 the bills of Spaff.rd. Thit t ihe
h'the-t point in the county, being 1952 feet
av.ee the ocean level. The narrowing lake
Sk.ne-iieies. on our we-t, played hide-ani!'-relt
wuh our roail or our r"ad wiih il too
ell pli-ased wuh its appearance, dis-appear-ance.
and re-appe.rance. to discuss which '!
the two was most frolicsome. Saw here, for
ihe 6rsi time in some years pa-.t. many acres
utoier rank cultivation with Flax and a few
.i . i. ........IimI. lorn faet,.whieh
-f ' , .
if odener BrouRBi into worii.s tui.... iu
i.m more n-ioner into farmers' purses and more
S'reeis deliehiftiilv liaili-il wuh lirr. and is '.
noted fur an old and we'l nppf id Ara-lemv. .
tne of the principal tearl er- in which i- Mr.
?anfortl,ihe son-in-law i f ihe late Pre.'J'avliT
furmerlv i f l.ewishurg. The cl'male srein
cold an. I d.imp.aiut proha'-lv-fier zes lu" fr..-t
as soon as anv plare within or.e it tiro hund
red mile bin ihe land is gi d for fsrazitip,
and stipptis an enierpn-iriE and rrfined pi p- '
nanon. Tlie must siupii-ii.iT iliitig is Ihat :
this large lown, wuh a ner-papr, on a rail- 1
road, is (with the Uailroa.l u-e'f and IVnland
ihe coun'yseal) as I f'-ui.d ai a K.ss of $2
without a Masnetic 'I'eleiraph! I'uJrr the
same circnmsances. Pennsylvania would not :
be so far behind the a;e as ihat! j
Some pleasant eompanr. t.1.1 and new. was
here enj iyed and a good niEhi'a re't.troken :
only by the heart-appealing cry. t ear at hand.
uf a chill for Mam a and the landlaily. Il '
seems a i diw la.1v si.j urnin? here had left !
two small children and pi ne to a partr wiih a ;
promise io reiarn at a ceriain time The b-y j
awoke and heard Ihe clock stnkr a la;e hour, (
but no m .iher and afie r waning cs lone as j
be could he alarmed the house. Kind ladies j
aros- and hurried lo soothe bim, but in vain, j
until at length Mamma came, hen he sfbhed
-You said you would come by ten, but you
didn't I 'woke and you were n't here, and 1 J
was 'traid you were ione or dead I have no
father, and ihooeht now I had no mother"
and the tears (lowed afiesh. Htr erT. rts to i
calm him availed not; he repealed ihe words '
and renewed his cries uniii wearied Naiure ',
was exhausted and he sunk aiam to sleep. ;
All this time his sister slumbered profoundly. ;
and should thank God she has nut the nervous ;
susceptibility of her brother ana the parent ;
if wise will hereafier be more careful of hr r ;
promises and seek to remove that timid sen?-,
uireness which may make her orphan boy her ;
burden instead of her sirrng.h and support.
Ta.llTT or 1XIS. I
Central New York as well illosiraies the j
cosmopolitan sources of our nomcticature as
any portion of the L'nl.'O. First we have ihe
grand old Indian names applied to bodies of i
water and to counties such as Mohaw k and :
Oneida and Chenango and Ontario and Seueca '
and Tioga and (Jenegantslet and Ore;o and !
Canastota and Canaseraga and a score ofi
others I have heretofore mentioned. Then i
c..me the Old World names Ureece and Troy j
and Jeru-alem and Marathon and Tyre and ;
Sparta and Jordan and Italy and Oxford and i
Venice and Erin and Coventry and Bath and
Genoa, wuh others before named. Another j
class is that of our early great men Soldiers
and Statesmen of the Revolution, and Presid- j
ents and of la'er characters of genera! or
local influence such (in addition io several
alieady riven) as PeWiti. Fiilfon. Hit. Perry. I
Mjrey. Benton, R he-trr. Srbuyler. Clay Ac.
Names of illustrious Grecians and R onans
are also conspicuous Euclid and Carr.illu
and Aarelius nd l.vsandrr and Caio an 0id
and Tally and Scipio and Fabms and Poinpey
and Sempronius and Hector and Brutus and
S,.lon. besi les ihe colored repnliiiran Hanni- j
bal and numerous others we have quoted it i
mio'nt quote : ihe frequency ol lhis class is
attribuia&le to ihe fa-t thai iho-e town-hips
thus designated were taken tip mo-tly ly
...Idiers of the Rvn'ut:on. hurnir.g with ihe j
love of l.iHer y. and anxious to perpetua'e in
thi manner the sacred tore of men renowned
for h-r.iism or for oiher v:rto. As ihe
countrv fit 1 with pr puU'i. n, and required
new names to l.e i ir.i I those of the prior
ah rTi"al. classical or p-rs nai d-riration.
thv were supplied by sui h pas.ire ev enis as
th seat Lodi. Xavarum tt'jr-j. l..-cw Ac.
or gleaning from ail firlil -sweat Auliurn,' ,
Elintra. Caz-n. via. Jun.us. Soroeppel, Penn ,
Yan.lihaca. Moravia C'iif.t.mville.were aiidrd
to ihe enteiiainios list, yt incomplete.
The p'.wer of assortaiion inhkes rertain
names on 1 most ajreral 'e to one person
whil- har-h and unlovely if m I repulsive t
o hrs. O.ien on this jaunt names of frma'es
hive been reproduced (as from oblivion) with
a rhann that made them fall like lingering
music upon the ear such as Wealthv. Ruth, ;
Deina-. Speedy. D Teas. C nsid-r, Z pporah.
Mercy. Deborah. D.dly. I.cis. Desire, Abigail, ,
Adeline. Artemisia. I-abelia. Pn-ciPa. Phebe. j
Temperance, Ch'oe. I.ydia. Philura Thankfnl. i
Hhivda, Deliverance.' Hive. Patiet.ce.Pru.lence. :
Stella, Eliha. P.irn'I.Miriam.S.i-y.Xarcissa. ;
Esther. Consider, Faith. Hope. Charity and all j
the sis-eih fid of graces, beauty or loveliness j
too numerous here to insert, boi which may ;
be found in detail in Family Bibles that are
not soucht be kept concealed. Have n't
time lo study them oui, but doubt not thai they j
belong to some eru.d woman who was eiiher a
ch.ml-mate or instructress. playfell..w-es, or
hired girl or visitor at home vmehow ihey
have rooted a noun-personal in my mmorv.
caiLtsa OCT naitwai nraTinis.
On one road the names of stop; tt g places
were not announced the conductors Ac. pro
bably thinking it unnecessary, inasmuch a
they knew every spot -just as easy as ihe boy
knew bis daddy." But even if they are sure
no passenger wishes to leave at a given sta
tion, there are those traveling for pleasore or
for information lo "jhom tbe conductor could
very acceptably vouchsafe a little knowledge
of localities. The Company whose servants
are not too stiff or too stingy to repeat a fact
a thousand times a day if needed or requested,
with correctness, fulness and ch-erfulness, is
ihe company for my cash and makes a route
popular with the people. There were some
popinjay conductors mosily hair and watch
chain who deserve to be impaled for ihe
good of the nomadic steamer and railway pub
lie brusque, haoghty, self sufficient chaps,
who most have been appointed by favor and
not tiy merit, and who disdain to give a man
anything but a demand for his ticket (unless
ihey meet tome great or influential man or a
fellow knave-or-fool to whom they are all dog
and eoortesy ) Employee, on public works
should be at ihe service of all. hot especial y
of ihe inexperienced, the young, the infirm
and the poor, to wh m ihe jusi chamy of a
pleasant wotd. a friendly caution or a useful
hint, when needed or solicited, may be verv
bene6ciaL Tnote stations are finej for the
troei-t gentlemen the most sincere Chris
tian. and shonld be tiled by them.
Calling out a place ought to be dooe with
tome consideration. One aung it out loudly
but u ainu21ijibla aa clap f thunder
another spi ke too low and was not hard
another shouted out the p'are bul ai the same
lime shut to the dorr with a bang looder than
bis messaste while others would clip iheir .
words so short that you could only hear part
of a svllahle r.r two and have lo gue .1 the ;
remainder. One brakesman on the Lacka-
wanna A Great Bend was a model openine !
the door, he held it lo secure atiention, when
he distinctly announced the station, halted a
moment to see if any one had any inquiry to '
m&ke.then gently closed the door and ai-en-ted
lo his ther duties a sensible and thoughtful
voting map. he will soon arise to be President
of the concern.
kriTarm rnnrn lw a daavi-Taar.
. itt.in Ibla 0.U1S. t-r dralb o'rreottio, t
A trmliT h.ln.i rla I
- St'ilh l.i alo.-rr, l.ia rloMrrB drftf I
II- fr.qu.-Ml -ar.a-.: j
A oift-t.r'. 1 art. with c-nrrona hmrt,
'1 14 known twpari.il a..l.
At !IK.r hr' Irlt. ot Iota brrcft, (
llMIirlBouaftisaa.Irtl.
Fhr tirrd a lift, of Btulnra tsslow j
tir lia-f Ba Uuat. a life i4 alorj BOW.
I'm trr rr.rCor.1. II. O'ool. i f -lav, t
N. mrr to i tnl Ju-vm-nt 1'ay; J
1 tlrH Xrt .0 4r fr B1 'lil-t j
Anvl ilarll nith Je-u aed Ibr jolt- i
Tt.ia tahl-i V It- tt.aT. inrr a. aniar, t
An anurl f ran la. bu-I l-t.a ; t
A'oar toi. BoijiiBi-t.t. on Mirli. i
A n an-l'. antim riair. tl.4 aky .
w biir on n. h-art it .r Irnr. I
llrar bBrtBbd I 1 Balrb Br J. B.
laaiTtktXll.
O ie quite on'eem'y bahu has gr wn op in ;
alrno-t every place (lowu or country; h're I
attended public worship. They neither siand
nor kneel d-rmt pjfcrers, a a people some
do prostrate ibemselves.rr arise, while oilers
lean their head opon ihe form before them ;
but perhaps the majority would n caieles-ly '
rr be gazing ab.iut upon the congregation. In
most if not all the prayer attributed lo ihe
eccentric Scotchman mikht well I e repeated :
Lird. quicken and humble lhis wicked folk
which, while professing to wi.rship Thee in
Thy house. are loo proud lo kneel or too lazy
to stand while Thy blessings are sought atid
Thou art asked to forgive us all our sins!"
T11K SWaLL-aiLLS nclSaftCS.
One of the peity annoyances of uavelinz in
thi State, is the peninariiv with which ihe
$ls, $2s aod $ Is of its 330 Banks are thrust '
at one in every store, hotel, railroad i fiice,
Ac, wuh the cool a-surance that tiier were
brt'erand more prized fh.n gold which is a .
proof of a great diversity of opinion between
the Yorker and Pennites. We were al xats
off red the precious rags (to be seen in rol s)
in exchanze for gold, however while divers
nasal protuberances were slightly elevate I at
the view of a N irthumberland. i.ewi-bur; or t
Danville $5! Happening to have a good $1
Jersey note, we lesied their love i f the trash
by passing ii for a book at a h.gh price, but it
was returned because it wasn't bankable"
perhaps half a cent discount ! Think a t k
aelier. ftrisai bia llKI per cent, pru&l. haeelmg
ahout a bill only nominally below par. w hi.e
all his brother Yorkers were Irving lo push
upon a Pennite no better irash uniaurul a:'
borne! Gold and silver are good tnuujjh.
crl H50 ! " (WHT OnoD !)
There are those who Ihink Ihat revisiting
place from which one has long bern separa
ted, anl nhere dea h or decay is tneffacably
siamprd,is a me'anchoiy, profiiless bu-mess
-t ter dash on and .round among the Ih.ns
and persons of to-day." O.hers ceiirht to
rev.ve ha loured and cherished associaiionr
csze s-gain upon scenery endeared to the eye
of ch Idt "id and thus to renew their youth,
anl b- be it prepartd f..r the events and
duties most pressing. immediately before them,
liar ly-any individuals can he foui d who do
not wish themselves young asani; but one's
thoughts of loose days, looking enamored and
unconcerned upon once-familiar views, and
mingling with those hose tones t;f voice an l
iop'Cof conversation beguile one out if the
intermediate vears, do measurably make hira
it her cast off Ihe weijht of lime and rnpart
unwunted elasticity to the step and animation
to eye and lip. The impressive lessons lauyhi
us of the mutability of hea'th riches ar d honor
should curh all undue ambnion for everything
but the truly great.the m ble.the unpenshai-le.
and daily aluiomsh us of iho-e vicissitudes
which may. and Ihe grea' Change which must,
soon overtake us. E-pecially should we Ii ve
lo bnghien ihe chain of friend-hip wi:h .hose
of kindred blood. While relationship ought
not lo degenera'e into blind, childish over
confidence, or injustice to ihe great broihrr
h'Kid of man. yet self interest and true princi
ple boih 'each us that the nearer :he lie the
dearer lh-y should be chen-hed. -One fnend
old i worth a hundred new." Wui h hem r lo
pre-erve the tried and refined grid ihnn to
barer ii for ihe wa'hed and alloyed jewe'ry
Ihat is bawkcdabcui ihe streets. To vi-n the
aged or infirm or tboae whom circuin-tanre
confine ai home a life Ions, is a sacred duy
they owe who can command time and means,
neither of which have I ever expended with
les. regret than when grasping ihe hi nest
hand and looking into tbe grmal eye uf those
of my own father' or mother's race. Try it,
reader ! break away from care or business for
a lime, and make the most of n, (as yon tee
we have done!) bless tome die d wi h a
word of cheer and song of aold lang syne
and foo will retnra a better man or woman
or, if yon cao'i go, write !
Well to - cut a mi ifr long story eery
short." (iho'oauehyet remains .isung") we
are h one ai last, and after all -There's no
place like home !" In a five weeks' journey
n e met not one accident had not an hour .
,,rkne- missed no traveling connections
slept well in seventeen diff-rrni houses saw
hundred- of valued acquaintances and .pent
all our money. Find everything right, heie
abouts plenty of work to d an increase of
twelve or fifteen pounds in my individual cor
poreal pondero-ity and as rich a realization
of a brief yge among shoal, of ft tends a.
ever warmed the hart of t an. Th se who
may have loon I my ra .ibling reminiscences
tiresome or dull in rieiaiL. may rest assured
Ihey were not . in fart. Th mild, plea-ant
month of Augu.i, I86U. will be treasured up
a. one of the gollea eras in tbe existence of
Thine, inlif) .' 'idow.
Dr. Lifiugstoii, lbs Airicaa traveller,
baa beeo beard of. lie waat.fe and well
up to lut May, and reported that tie na
tive of Africa evince 1cm bowtilitj to trsf
allan than former'-
TEE ETACE. FCTTrD HAKD!
The prrsenl renewal i f the trended effort c f
r.,iuin Carolina io tear a.unjrr me i no n
or b"i 7c it in all the hor.ois ol civil war.
mike appropriate the re-puhiiranon ol the
following article, w hich tootf ihe rouuti ol
the press some years ago.
Tlie otb.r ci ruing, at ibe lireilfast tu
lle, our frirud, tbe II. id. J bn C. Cal
bnun, feeuitd vt ry much troutlfl and out
of fpiri's. You know l e i altogetlir a
vcDci.ble iban, with a Lard, .tern, Scotch
Irish fjcc.sufientd in its txpre-stno aroand
lie oibu'b Ly a sort of ruil tmile wLicb
wins the licnrt of all who eonv.rse wi'li
biui. That Le is L nest, tio ore il iut'.;
Le Las oact.Ect d to Lis fl.iisiu Li. LiigLt.
est L' f.cs of political iSvaticrineiit L-
ifTt-nd up on the tliriiie of tbat ucrs-i'
wl.ii-h be wor.-tiii. all tbat can rxcitr
.mtiitioti even tbe I'rcaitltiLcy of tLt- L'li
lid c'lata.
Hut to my ptory. Tb oilier miming,
at the Lrvakfast table, Calhoun was ol.
avrttj to f'l! fr ij.i.mly at Li. I bf
Land, at,d Lru-li it witb Lis life in a Lur
tied and mrvoas oatiiur. At l.-nijt Ii,
one of tLc persons couip i-iog tbe Lie.k
f.st psr'j Lis name, I iLiiik, is Toombs
a MettiLir of C .nj;rc from Gfria
took upon L ti.-t'.f to ask tLc ociunua of
Mr. Cal Loan's di-quietudc.
"Dnis Jour Land piu jou?" be .sk-J
Tu tl.i Mr. Calb'-un ri j died, in rjtLir
a fiirritd inaiinrr, "I'-liaw I it's n tiling!
Only a lirvatu wL.cb I Lad last nigbt, acd
which mi.kes me see perpetually a large,
Hack spot like oo ink Llo'ch upon the
lack of my ilLt LolJ. An optical illu
eiut. I .ut pose."
Ofc.iui-t! iuie wrrds rxci'ed tic curi
osity of the c iinpanv, t ut n i one ventured
In Leg the details of this sirgul.r dream,
uu'il J'ikiilL a-ked (j ii. t'y, '-WLit was
yourdnstu like? I'm not very supersti
tious about dreams j Lut s jmetitiies tLey
Lave a good deal if ttutb io them."
Uut t Li .3 was sui 'ti a peculiarly alfutd
dreairi," said Mr. Calhoun, aaiu Lru-h-ing
the lack of Lis right hand, "Ljaevir,
if it d ies not tot much iorrule uptin the
tiaie of our fiieodf, I will relate it toyou."
Uf course the eampacy "as profuse in
their ixpii-siotis of at.iicty to kouw all
about the drram. In Lis singularly kvett
voice, Mr. Calhoun related it:
'At a late Lour last uight, as I w. it
ling io my ri' iu cogageJ in writing, I
was astonished ly the totraaee ai a vts--lor,
who tLtcrtJ, and, without a w. rd,
tu..k a seat opposite uie at my table. Thi
surprise! me, as I Lai gin 3 par'ieu'ar
old- r- to the servant tLat I strju d on u i
arc uM le di-mrbtd. TLe uiaotitr in
whtth the in'ruler eatcr.d, so perficily
self possess.. d, taking Lis teat wiihout a
..r i, a iliotigh luy room and all within
it Lt!ot-.--:d f i l.i ii, excited in ma as much
surprise as ind;tiati n. As I raised toy
head to Io"k into bis features user tbe
top if my shidiJ lamp, I discovered th.;
lie war- wrapped in a II in cloak, which ef
fectually cebctaltd Li face and features
from my view, lie spike:
" 'WLat are jou uritiiig, Sctalot from
SoU'h Cr .Una ?'
i did not ibii.k of Lis impertinence at
first, but an'wired Litu voluntarily : 'I
am wriliti.-a plan for the dis-olutioo of
the Aiitci ivan L'uiou' (ton know, geoile
tncu, that I am finect.d to priduce a
I IjD of ilts-.!u-iou iu tbe cvcul of c-r'aiu
contii geucies.)
Tw this tLe iotrnd. r replied, io t' e
coolest m.tiiitr possible: -Senator fmui
S u h Carolina, w.ll you allow me tobok
at jnur h.i.d your i'.e.ht Land?'
"lie arose, ibe cloak fill, atid Ibebcld
Lis f: ce. Ueli'lrmt D, ibe sight of that
face s'iuek me like a tLunder el. p. I!
w.s ibe face of a deal nun, who-u extra
oldmary rVtl.'S L.J Called Lack to life.
The fi a'urt s were those of General Gs 'rg-t
Washtogtoii ye', gemli men, the iti'ru
drr was oone o't.t r ibau George Washing
tt.n. He .s dressed iu t lie: Kevolu'iou.
ry costume, such as you ee prcerveJ ia
the I'ateiil UlEce."
Here .Mr. C.lhoon pucd, apparently
much agitated. His agitation, I need not
tell you, was shared by the cumfany.
Toombs at length broke the cojb.f ra-sing
pause. "Weli, w-e-1 I, wbat was ibe is
sue of this kcelic?" Mr. Calhouo fe-
SU'l:Cd :
Tbis intruder, as I have said, arose
and asked to look at my right baoJ. As
though I had not tbe power to refuse, I
eiieudrd it. Tbe truth is, I felt a strange
ibriil pervade me at his touib ; be gra-ped
it and held it near the light, thus .id Til
ing me full time to exitmi.e every feature
of Li fce. It was the face of Washing
ton. Gtii'li me o, I .hud.'ered as I beheld
ibe horribly dead-. live look ol that visage.
After buldibg my land for a moment, be
looked .1 uie i:di:, and iJ iu a q'-ie.
ay :
'And with this right hand, SiD.tor
frcm Carolina, you would sign yournama
to a paper declaring the Uuioo dis led !'
"I answered in tbe affirmative. Ye.,'
said I, 'if a cerlaU coniitgency ari es, I
will f-igo my name to tba ilcclarati D of
liissolutiou.' Hut at tbat moaient a I lack
Mi toil appeared ou the back of my laud,
au ibky blotch, which I seem to see even
now. 'What " that !' aid I, alarmed, I
kieir not wby, at tb blotch on mj baad.
I Tb.',' said be, dmpp ri- u j haul,
1 is ibe mark by which Hrcel.ci Aruo.i is
j known in the next woild.'
j ' He aid no mire, a' ut'emn, Lut drp w
Irnm bcbcith Lis clt ak an e,!j ct wlnc'i Le
laid upon the tMe laid it upon thi t-ry
paper up.n which I ws writing, 'ibat
..I jeet, "jentlemen, wa a skeleton.
" 'There,' said he, 'there are the !-n
of I-iafl lltijne, wh j was bcr.g io Charles
ton by tie l'.titish. He gave Lis lifj in
mder to establish iLe Uui tO. When jou
put your oarue to a Declara'ion of D.-o-
lutiun, wLy, you may a well Lave the
j hone (.f Isaac llsjne before ynti ; but
there wa. no blotch upon Lis right Land.'
"Wiih lLe.e wurd., the iuitudor left
the room. I started Lack from tLe cou
'act with the ''dead miu's bones, and
awuke. Overworn by labor, I Lad fallru
a-leep atid be D dreaming. Via it tot a
sirjgu'ar drcaiu V '
Ail the corr.piny ar.'tvercd in the aSf
ms'ive, and Toom'o.s mu'tered, ''Singular,
very sit.g'ilar," at the same time 1 . Hiking
cuiious'y at the Lark of Lis right Land,
while Mr. Calhoun placed Lisheid between
bis Lauds, and seemed buried in thought.
llEAbl Head! Khad 1 "Why do na
tions die ? Cultivated Greece and .11 coo
q iering Horn, Vandal and G o'.h nd 11 n:.
and MoT and I'oSe anl Tutk, all dead . t
dying! Vh? uurd re i by na'io s hi t
powerful? swallowed by ear-'q lik. s ?
Not Ly any of these. N t Ly 'be Itjl.t.
Ling and tLc tLuoder, cot Ly the tciup -st
and the storm, not ly pots ncd air er v !-
I cinie CreSjdld they die. They peri.-hed by
i iii'Til J. gralition, the legitimate results
I of glutit.ay, iuttntperince, abd effeminacy
Win. a cation becomes rich, there is
j 1. isure- ani means of indulging in the sp
i petite an 1 a-si ins of nature, bicil wa-tc
j thr body and wreik the mini As with
I nation', so with families. Wralib takes
' list the wholesome stimulus of eff.rt;
ileniss opens the fl iod-gj'e of passional
i
..'.-Dee: and the be-.r (I millions aies
t lieir.eS abd poor, aba uu.u cams auu
m-inory ing'oriously rot !
j If, then, there is any truth and force in
; argumen', each man owes to himself, to
l bis country, and more than ai! to bis Ms
; ker, to live a life of temperance, industry,
i and self-de-nial. 11 't'CtJ urnnt rf U-alth.
I As iRKEiiULAR FtMALE. The tele
graph aon urices that Siu'h Carolina
' tt.re-itrns to pit the I'ni -n bed and bo.rj.
, ,.e 1
' Tiiia m--aria ihat South L'.rolica is tallil-jr
her u-usi air ai,J cxerrise. Pour old la
dy ! .-he w.i s never happy in the faxi'y
.somehow, she .'ways eij ijej a tnivrahk'
ciidiiion, as if her "iltle." J J not igee
with her. Nature evidently designed Ler
: to le unhappy in a state of .ing'e bl.-e J
' ncss. She had a very bad spell, in Gen
, era! Jacksou'. time, about the Tariff; sLc
' g it over that when Ler time came, abd
uow she dou'l know of any other way i f
c d ecting revenue. he will ome out of
ibis t.titrjtn, if a liitle time is given L r
I: is Lot at ail nrces-ary to call in the
! neighbors. If the attack should be pro
tracttd, o as to req-iire ou'-.-iie ai!acce,
it will be st.I.-tei.t to s l ! a revenue cat
ter iff the p rt of Cburle-tun, to collect ti j
ties on her imp r:s, and see that sbe does
' not fool away her money f..r f .reio goods
I abd gimcracks Ciicinvali l'ie-t.
I A Cp'- McJcLLntOU Las io bis pos-
' session tbe first machine for cutting nails
cve-r invented tLe product of Kentucky
iuvctitive g'biu. Tbe Captain is a g-n-
: ih nun of learning, cultivation, and ci j
matiiirra. H-; lives to-day in the buusc
where- he wis h tu, and such is Lis .ttaeh
iu -i.t io the old home roof that be will al
low of no altera i -tia, and prays to close
his eyes in eternal sleep w here tbey first
opened upou the bright atid beautiful liebt
of day. In thi' busy, work-vday woild,
where the b -me aff -ctions are loo s ightly
re'irdid, and wo break the cnurls that
should uni'e us to the scene of youth
coasecr.'ed by loved meniorie, it is ple.4-
aitt to 6 id bete and there spot kept
: green in
tbe brart of some one whoso lave j
can not fade.
jgL.Tbe Natchex (Miss.) Cmi irr char
ge tbe present national troubles to the
Democratic par'y, and gives the f I ;:.g
as H reasons for p ising d suno n :
i "Fits' Hrcause- ri-a.stat.ca i? t-casoi.,
' and no infui t issue Cju be presecttd
according to Mr. Yancey,
j "Secotid Heeause .ecessioo is uncon
stitutional, according toaii the author it.es.
j "Third Because resistance to the re
! suit of ao election, is a cheat. 1 hose
'who go iuto election, are bound by
; the result. There is no moral or j n'ice
; in the principle of playtrg a gstue, 'Heads,
I at:n ; tails, ym lose.'
"F-urtb U ciuse, when we gi out of
the Ciii.iii, lose every oue f the con
' .'.tunonal guarantees tbat the present
Uuioo cotfinus."
AoKiciLlL'ttAL LtcrfBEs Tbe pub
lie will l- graiifi.-d to learu that tbe novel
experimeut uf ibe Y'ale Agrieniiaral Lec
tures uf lavat Winter was bo ru.vessful
tu induce it. repetition this Winter oo
nioro complete scale. The course will
commence Feb. 5. aod continue through
the month. A new aod important f'.'ure
of ibis course will be its complete iliusira
ioo by speimeos, drawings, models aod
snimals. Tbe expenses of tbe eoutec are
rovided fur ia pari by subscription. To
lectures are under th direction of Frnf.
John A. Porter, who any b nddrewd for
fat-ibex utfor toatioo, at New ll.veo, Cobb.
Don't Fret
"W.s 'I ere ever such a piece of work
a "bis, .unt Carrie ?" Said Lib., ia great
disgust. "I Lave sewed tbis sleeve io
wr n side cu', and I to k socb pains with
it. too! It is too lad," sbe continued,
throwing the woik frcm her.
"I am really sorry, Linf, lot I would
o-t was'e aoj time in fretting. You eould
Love rirp'.d out a good many stitches bj
1 1. Is ti'De. Just as sooo as you see clear
ly how and where you have made an error,
set riht tn woik aod mend it. Thtr ia
my little knife, de.r ; it will take lut a
few minu'es to undo your woik, then jou
can s'art fa r again."
Id a very littie lime, tbe seam was ta
ken out, and Lina looked op more pieaa-
' laiitl : "There, Auntie, I am just wbera
I set out once more. If it bid not been
fo-you," she s.id, laughing, "I should
not bate begun to take it out this half
hour yet. It seemed an codless task."
'Li.oa, d.l yon tvjr hear jour mother
speak of M.-s Phiiena, tbe seamstress ia
thi viil.gj io its primitive days?
' Yes, inJeed, aod I bate laughed over
hcrqietr sayings more tbaa oi.ee. Falh-
i er often fi'iuita her."
I "I have nftn rj ioted ber myself, er at
I least a little incident io ber experience,
espec'allv whn I was fertp'ei to get out
f fi'i-uji- wi h my work She was
p ..,r, iLdostn. us lody, ruber odd io her
wi-.s, lut a favorite everywhere. Ooe
week she was m.king a e at fur Keriab
Arplttee, acd it was ono of 'he few great .
! - c:a-i ns of ber life. She felt, to tbe full,
: the .oleum responsibility resting opon her.
Cloth as cloth iu those days, and bad to
cms 'all the way from CannectieuL'
i Commoo'y, people dressed in homespun,
' and it was sot qiite so serious a basinesJ)
! lo mike that up. Bat this beautiful lot
' tle-gnen cloth was en ter bands, and sba
I was ail of a tremor with excitement.
Kveryday, 'Riab fame io to see hoar ska
i wn getting cn, and tbat added to the poor
i little woman's disquiet. At length, tba
; lat of the enormoas tntton holes was
! neatly finished, aod she slipped in tba big
' tuttons, about the size of s.ace plates, ta
see tbe effeel. No one can describe her
j feelings when she saw, for the first time,
tbat sbe had mid: them on the tcronj tide.
I What was to be done? The cloth was ru
ined, and she eou.J never hope to sir
' rmtiey enough to poy f.r it. Bat Ueriab'i
gioJ oil nij-.ler cheered her cp. 'Yoa
j istcitne right into my li'.'.Ie bedroom,
-lie sail, 'and pick out the stitches verjr
Carefully, theo you can dara them np s
. nicely nobody will ever kcow it when th
tattoos are sewed on FLilcoa d.J as
she bade ber, and no one was ever tba
wiser for Ltr mistake, cntil some years af
terward, when the coat was turned and
madu over; then, lbs old button holes
came jo.st right. That iu nuch more of
a ta-k than takifjg your sleeve oat, wasn't
'. it, I.tn.?"
1 "Yes iulvteJ.Aan'.io.aal I will try ti re
memher it when I get so oat of patience)
' wi'b such a tr.2o a,;s:a." J ncrka Aj'
' rinuHuritl.
j Pr:phecy of Gen. Jickson.
P. W Coat.dier, io a speech made at
West 11 xhury, Mi., refers to a privato
ittter of GeDir.! Jackson's, as follows:
j "1 Lave receuily s-eo a remarkable au-
tr.gtaph f nvate litter, written by Gen.
J.cksou to a fricnl io Georgia, jost after
the p-'sage if Mr C!a)' eumpromisa
! measure. Af'er speskir.g of tho wholw
null fi.-a'ion pnj-c', aualy Geo. Jackson
coull sfcak ol it, bo proceeds to assert
that the whole thin had oo merits, and
' that the complaint ot lbs tariff wa a m-re
prt'r'iet, ortb tbat the principle which
; was cou.p'.iiied of was just as bad io
Mr. CUj' bill as in the old law Tl
Tar,0. be siid, istb parent, now, for th
' riuuiou cr; U a f-m i'.irt, it tciit U thw
Srjro. WL.t was then prophecy, is oo
i s.itcr truth. Toe o -gro is oow the pre
tence i f men who d.re to base their own
way, which is the rule fora minority go-
ernnient."
Sadi.y NEGLtcrED. A richly-bound
Bible, presented to a celebrated actress,
by a it'ii.t--Dt'S, wa- lately sold at auction.
Oi op Mi g ihe vilutue. tbe pureli.ser
f. oitd, sc' tr.d itriUiti r, bibk no'e to
be a. ii uni uf $3,000 Tr.e kcress bad
ncv, r i peo-.d the Ii k wn ch Otr frieni
lis-1 ch n to Le the tue-iium cf a rich
g ft. (let heirs bate instituted a suit for
itierecoverj of the money Recently in
Eng'and, a Bjok of England note, issued
before the year 170D, was found in a book,
prtseoted at the counter, and redeemed-
their register doubtless proving that it bad
never been paid.
A young lady rem.rked the tvtkw day
tbat .be would like to do something so as
to have ber D.uie appear in tbe paper.
We adsise her to get some 00 to put hie
name io with hers.
The editor of the Brownsville Times la
,,f opinion tbat, by eating boek wheat eakew
nd being eeooomical io bis h.bits, bo
will be able lo survive the election of
Lincoln.
The Madison Patriot (Pem ) aaja :
'IVbeo we bear of ao? Democrat that baa
beeo eleeted for any t ffiee, we will hurrah I
At prestot, we pheel kwiet."
A young lady writing a enthwsiastical
ly a. young ladie. generally d-t, portrayi
Giribaldias a "dear oli weather beatsa
.ngel."
Wisconsin has a population of 777,777
a euiasvs aeuoeiitai duplaj of as.ojwtv