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Tht Beaver Feniale- Seiniaary.
THE first term of the Sixth Academie year
of ibis institution will commence VMS
pAY the !Bth of August 18€0 hadi.centinne
4biut 'F'otatrass - wiz's; chiilt3g the 28th of
liesecobet; • •
REV, A. T. TAYLOR, A. M., PrincipaL
•,1118. bt. S. TAYLOR, Governess.
318.i0. 1...L0NG, A. M., First Assistant
- 418.41 , N. P. BOLLES, Second.
- tjtl. E. :WORTHINGTON, Primary
Tea - cher. . •
a.
••2. SPENCER, Painting and Brawing
Among, the following advantages of thisfin
lititution'are the following:
Ist. The Principal _has been engaged in
•
teschip,tfor seventeen years and is ardently at
" moiled to his profession.
2d lie has noconsrregatibrt bi oda? tssinas to
fivide his attention but all hii . energies are giv
en to theschool.
Ed • Tbe Faculty of the : institution is unequal
led in . attainments, ability arid fiathfulnesa by
that of any eitnilar Institution.'
' 4th' The discipline, though kind is firm, and
pupils who 'rep'scid there do and mad study.
.sth Special attention is given to ilte
drenches and effortS made to !render ••
i ug racilcal.
6th SOperidtadvitilisges for -
sad bactiumentati Mimic, also Oil tidal.
ith Terms, are mOderate and will conspire
favorably wish any InstitutiOn, even without
- tskingiato consideration the'superiority of Abe
advantages 0841 by this over any other When)
nth Aipparatis forillugtrating the Science.
:9th Lectures on various valljects.
• 'i s C ESiDA It .
`Fall-Term commences -Tneiday, Aug. 28th,
1560; cloiis 'fiturtslay Nov. 29th 1860. Win
ter Sesilen .commences December 11th, 1860,
closes illichl4tb, 1861. Spring Session com
tacocis March 26th, 1861, closes . Jane 27th,
1b61.1 i
EXPENSE&
- .
s4' PO per 'Term pays all expenses- except
• iia;hisic which costs twenty-fivecente per dozen
—popira doing their own ironing. If the branch
is porstie4 are shove the common, an addititma
slime of from One to two dollars will be nude
• TUITION.
;•• -
Primarf Departnitsit per Term of four
' • teen wicts. . • 00
Ist year; P,reparatory Department
21 l• •` -"
84 i t ! A El
'• " ",
ENG LISII COURSE
`,,t year,
ti - "It
Ist year. so 00; 2rl year, SIO 00
An incrderital charge of fifteen emote per Term
tCI be eipeged for Pena, Ink l tirid Copy book
up . lees puPils provide thentaelyea—no other to.
cideccat fee hi charged,
ORNAMENTAL-EXTRA.'
usie—L Lease: mien Piano. per Term, 912 00
Leon {ll
119 04:14 Guitar, $ll 00 - '
prof Inptrument
. Notiriin .oila
trAn , ideil'or . Drawjag !,
Vgal Au4lo—free to Music pupils, to
ct.hc4, 2 00
• • Ictiartlie . rpartiEnlato ads:trees the Prin.eipaL
J. 110NROF., 'Pro"( Board
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Dr
Goods
AT THE
EAGLE
lOU
ii NEw
it 60 1
ARKETI ST.,
lin=
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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W T
7- , ' ' • — 7l
wll eosin/thee cm, ,
e- 13t of June, 185 a, snd wonflUtie,
Oh, of Sept:. the salS of upwards of
FtiDD D TROUSAND DOLLARS
,
1 1.4 10 ie• DRY GOODS
L
I.isirib' to i among his customers over
84,000 •
:Warth - 4 Prevents. ' •
- Any Iperson urChaerfeg FIVE DOLLARS
IioRTFI 4 oopugwilt be giv'pn ONE GIFT;
it TEN DOLLARS worth TWO QIFTS,and.BO on
'ARTIcILES 130:BE GIVEN AWAY,
..
J SilkFiotes ' 1 ,, ! valued $50,044260
io PanCy , ilk Dresc Tit'rus'
ddo 26,00- 260
25 Lsdiesif Fieneh Dusters o 10,00- 250
25 Dut.ter , ..
bel l _'l 1 'do 5,00- 126
,_
31c-dv t
`tnrii the
oNL,II
IV 0 . , it
Ile will
11.1 peregegtoL.,_,
O t ob i ri
Dree4 Pat,ters
linlChallit Dyes' Pr ' :ins
~oallif Brea Palter io -2,..
100'204 jSkirte 1 ;.- do 1,50- 150
,t,t) FrenChJWlrked Colter* do ' 2,00- 160
2 , . sets ICci lairs end Sleeves' do . 5,00- 125 -
2 'NtOre qrolt Shawls do 6 0 , 00 - 100
2,Camel Itair'Shawhi • do 10,00— •20
rtersis Slialesl - ',"':do 25.00- 60
1 0 , Single It•deba Shawls do 10,00- 100
IN:() pi, I: dies' Pottonlloae do ' 25- 250
NO do do I lack Lace Mitts do 76- 75
ISOO Eenboidered Collars ' de - 25- 100
t1)0 Pairs of [Siisnendets -. do 25- 100
keenik Marseilles Bird. is 25- 50
DoieziLettcl Pencils ' dg' -* 50 7 60
• Gerits)SbittoCollani " , do 264 6 0
1 Dock s . en'e•Drawers •do 60- 125
fi hike Kid Ole es 1 -. 4 ' "do 1,00- 100
4 Stella
Shawls _ . I. do 11,00- - \ 70
J • '
1 • t 11 $8005.00
itkiteteetnbei the I, ploce--sign of the tot.
.4n L'agle4B tad at, Market street, between
Yodtq ,, Pittsburgh. Jule 20.
.
ri. irlattlir, Jlllll3 W. GAUL: • D. 111 2 CAZDLLIIII.
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I/ L I Si° N, C, IR R 4
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1 ..noi.k.A.Ll LDIALEZiI IN , < 1 '
' `D RY . GOODS,
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No. 94 WO O D STREET, ' .
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' / )ENN •
IL" .L! Prrrasuse a,
ElAl l t . E . , ih, - 1 fi f iiig the trade
t . , 41 ii tl'th e e.y P hae 'M a w in n :tore the most ex
-1:;1'14e114,b of deiirable .merchandise for the
it y; Its l iol. ever offered in the Market by Omn
i& , '.lz• taly other thonsii. An ersialniitios
Pectpini-aolicited.
• — F t 8 t 5 1860
•—..... i _ tz , i ep . ,
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RITE
511G4R.40
COPETAI PULVERISED AND
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[lllBllltD SUGAR FOR SALE.
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c iof?' { than th;c7seapesiby
i IklP—.
I)e: leaner'l(rcito
• t,
S. DaveipOrt i Editor Pullish7r
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TERhlll—i3tta DOLLAR and FIFTY Ciro"
per gunnel!, ADVAIICS; • °ltemise Fa° . D 61..
LAss ? will be elotrgest. - No p*M 4111 44itiii0.
until ail annular," are settled, except ' at. the,
option tne Editor. 1 f
Adserthremente inserted at the rate of 1 60
ets. lei squar e , of fifteen line's for . on. inoer
tion—eaeh ettbeaquent-iusertiou 25 'cents: A
ibenil discount made to yearly adveitisers.
lir Lettels comPirnicationsilb7
:41are prompt atteatiolt.
1.
I.
Green
the be Turf
Abevel
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sr 11
Itattsca it
green be the turf shaVattka• ,
?riend o my better "dojo:
- „ 'None knew b u
_ N ifei but-to pr I
.
.'bears fell, em tron were dying,
rom eyps unused to welap t 1
And long where thou art lying' 1 ".
.
win tears the cold turf steep.
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when hearts whose troth ,was proven
I Like thine, are laid in earth.
There 'should a wreath be irOven
To tell i the world their l .worih.
I
And, I, whO r woke each morrow
.
TO clasp thj hands in mine, _
Whoshared thy joy and sorrow
i Whose Waal and tree were thine.
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It should be mine to braid, it - 1
Around thy faded brow,' ' I
But. rve in vain essayed
And feet I eannot, now.]
While memory bids me weep thee,
INar thonghts' nor words are iiFe.
Vii.. - grief la fitted too deeply
f
That mourns ) rase like me.
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4 - 151)
15 00
6 00
OVVI-DRISSINW--The over=clressiog
of AmiriCan. ladle' in the lore' eta, at
hotele, and in tbS Churches, is a ;subjeei
of genitral remark among crave-14i* from
abroad, as welt as i seosib/e people 'Sr t home ;
though ito little purpose, it would seem, as
at oo;'period : iMi the love of displaY heed
morn Conspinulms in our country. I Atoeri.!
can Women are slaves to dress ; it I is the
• ;
bane of tbeir i life, eye, and of 'tbe male
victims, toO, !whose lives aro connected
with theirs. Traireling irnoks,
large as a oMpill house, must bel carried
shout' filled with ell sorts of 6r/ery, fu a
f •
Summer 441 int. to "altering places, laud for
a Winter , visit to : ' a city. The father or
bust:Mad .; saint, IremonstrateaL / flounced,
dresses lied absence must a ss` ample
_
space' and there Must be a ea et!, _too, in
Low they duets I"ltisay we well exclaim
Why} will .they not become more p)actical ?
Dots the most fastidious critic
.of female'
beauty admire i a ioung lady to full toilette
more ,tban in . simple dress.? If beautiful
there ,is n'eedf of ornamen: ; plain,
she should app ear withyut 2 pretetipinolt.- 1
We havit known 'ladies who !have Ltraveled
through thecootideaLof Europe W itt only '
a small rack! to contain their wa - rdrobe,
and they foetid a ;wonderful relief in out
having "too ton - oh - 1w wear." r 1
$6OO
7 00
800
12 00
10 00
8 00
Sale,
STORE."
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ma. DUCHASAN'S DEWED. TO DONNZN,
10f THE Nsw YO RK . LEDogut- , - Id r. Bon-,
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der, purposing to 'publish l a number of
sieteli,ee of eminent statesmen, Rites' 41,
!'the'President, Ire+esting frOm him som e
account of bir.l L wade', of South Car'o
,1 . I
line, who was Im Congress with 'Mr Hu i -
1
chausu forty,yearit ago, and 1
Itbe felloclog ,
is the,PresideUis ... 1 •
1 - Th l T - py• 1 ,
WASHINGTON Sept sl •sa , .
. :
1 MIIDIAR SIR -e r I have received your
I lave! of the'lld mat., and shall most cheer %
' fully comply with your regtietit, and, furni s h
you a eighth or the life of 'Wmj , ire:odes
as soon, as poseible. He i l ins lone of
the greateet, wisest, and purest statesmen
that has ever, i adOrtied oar country, and
yet hii memory has been sadly neglected.
The truth lie that my public duties ' occupy
my whole Itimelat present , - .I, bad hoped I'
might ecjoy some leisure after i 1313 ad-i ,
journment of I Congress; but in I this 1,
have been disappointed. If notfore, .
hope to furnish; you the sketch '
soon aftei
the 4th of March . 1 This hipm me will be
li n 1
a tribute notroUiy to justice, but to grati•
tude. ',Yours, very respectfully, I 1
1 1 1 Jams BFOLIASAIi. ,
ROBERT BOttrtlT, Esq. ' i
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do 8,00- 80
do 8,00- 150
do 1,54- 75
dr - ,00- 200
El c laywgh.eoryyDess is Making! Doug.
las _ &pubes in lowa.- Dean wail Once
chaplain oltheiSeriata• .On a recent ()m
-aims be wu ropel!ieg till' charge that
th ' e
Democridc party,had ever in i'appopr•a
-
ted the; public money) "Telllme me" Said be,
"who can, win
here Ithe Deticratia party
ever maim' tpplied* loner." '1 - I, '-
"I can tell il" past a piping 'lice at
the rear of the hell. ! 1
"Stand up th n I I cried Dein, wand let
ut .heaz your answer." I ! I r 1
Up popped the owner of ;the voice.' I
"Now, Sir, tell me if yon can, where a
?"
dollar has been lwaited l ! '
"Wien . the' Datneeratio Senate paid
Henry Clay Dean f ur l his prayers !" was the
reply that 'brought down the holm." '
MORAL QtfiarrlON "Oa I L i ZOISLATORS.
—lf Igo into grixer shop it'd steal two
or titres p i eces of 140, lam la thief. But
if rte grnees sells Imo ,a pound of; sugar,
and tbere iree.odo two ounces short, be
merely sells things by fain weight. int
imprisoned. The grocer is 'Sued ,U few
shillings; tied; empes. lam guilty of but
Orie theft. I The groc er, it 1114 be, is gun.
of a thousand, ! be robe! every 'preen
to whom he . Mils goods with then lalse
weights. By what strange anomaly, of the
law is 'tbe greeter allowed telget of
so sue morwelissply tbsa , the !wow
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AfEAVER
El
11 9 : 'lt-. 811412511 BULL WO , j Tat
I' 4 ' - , PIES/ MI. - 1
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_Wti ,
mii . i - -r---, .
emen !Ids 'to all bile, attemi Stit
and 'county Fairs. , : It is - from l the- •Rioral
Neil; Yorker W i tid was first published iti the'
1 / 1.
i jttdrual i Oar xra, and it it now re•publis:
led in th e "Buifitl, for the benefit o
reel -it wbo fill vacancies in (memoir
! , Coi.Moo tik: Some years ago
Iquaioted with qUe of your terrji.
I ediled 'the 800 Giviser ) and bt
Iput we iii prior. t must 'say in,
wee flattered by seeing my name
is the 'paper. with some things iv
some :I didn't env, and we've kepi
pars ever
_sinee'r After all, every
1 . 1 .51 e :fame; but some ore satisfied
miner amount than others. Wel'
• he editor
ant t any more toy -
But
.11hisie j beep thinking I.worildi
se* ifli you would tot' put : welti
Oh l mit,nwn„ bo.4t:-eroiAlliiki
414/1 - yi r m ill itbot4 my going lo
' 'Bu ff alo , the ot h er day.
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CONCLUDES TO 00.
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'Ae.it was not so far off but
could igo out with the team, moll
rot/eluded. we wou:d bitch op ant
week to see 41in sights, aod'some
we bad riot seen _for a long time.
(that's wife, you know,). thonght A
to take atimetbing to the Fair. I
to hike'u
ntb of butter s but she di'
. 1 . , . 1
At WAS good enough, but thought
take iimPe of the stock.
.But I r
would be 1 great bother: t. iTow
was p r et ty strong in the faith that
be'at everybody oo boniest, and, wooled/
take old 'Aimee. A right smart old beast
lis that old mare, }on may depend. I `
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TAKES TUE . MZ • 1
/
,
, Well, Iwe i packed off Sam,'/for I w
willing. to.give 'be boy a bolidir 4 doe
tile boys 'great good to attenethene kind o
Fair/I,j do believe, after st ( Oiog all I ea
. , .
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GOES IN. . 1
We got safely to town on. Monday night
and Tuesday I Went up tr. the Fair ground
to-see wii•it teis/g.ting on. I . got iU an
Minted n i p Sam, and found he'd got th
mare toterealautl : bad got his card on he
head, 'autiii goad stall, and all Odom! coin
fortable4 The ani,u.l arrangements, wer
first nite 'gone ally, and doting all tlio tam
of, th 94, Fair if eaupply of fodder ; was !good
I ink that 3 ajor Patrick, who was every
,body maw
in itig things,. a trump *int o
a min:l, ll i
1 I iliAttli - SOMETOINO. i '
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Aa II was standing tip near the businex l
office, l itil tbO I rrowd, I beard a couple of
.1 ..• -
men talking anout premiums. One said t
the other; l I • : •
"Are you a nexhibitor r
IN
"So; am I, Ind we bid better look t(
the COrninitteWs..,' i
" :
wh7,l i "
, 911 , , . ti'.
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"Yiin lee the Committees are never al
full, 'and if you are on baud at the bit
. are
call ail, . . , ,
tent when they cattail, it is este) , to stir
in a fi:ietid, wlsiti is a mighty *nice :thing
tn
soetimee. ' ' '
, "Well, . I am 'showing, a patent for i
imak
in'g eoWerttabers, and if I .can get the pre.
wont 'it Will hrike-my fortune."
"AOd I amlshoaing a new kind ofl bob
tailed hens, add: a premium wont setme
back." - 1 _ 1
"Well; you get me on your eriminittea l
II
and I t will name, you f or. mine. ,, - i
"All rt i ght;lqi in tr.) win when yod-can."
"Thinks I, erhaps if that's the way the
thirg . hians, I I may as,woll take curejof my
self sa arty one else. Everyluxli for Ihitu•
self scorns to bh the rule on these petia
along. 1 So off kstreakoct to the eatelelpene
to[ find Smith , Who - is_ my neighbor, ; you
know i Smith in the patent bull s line.
(Mr P.. 1 evi eddy means ."improved.")
Sys I, ", Smith', you're : showing bulls,and
I'm atioiing Did Nance, .an'il I goers if
merit Count; Wei can win. At.d that'e the
talk here hif piper. T6a I told liim,.!wbat
I had heard shout the committee -
"Is :that's° "',,
" Eraelly."
" Well - I t ink old Nance is theibeet
I ,
marl, in ti re. yird " ; -
" And you haVe got the beet bull on the
Fair ground." ! ' . 1 '-- `
Theo Itold him that we must be i
up at
the r ien't i n time.: :
Well, stis enough , when the committees
were ~
made ~,I
,_up, Ames on-'Smith ' s bull eom-
Mittee,4nd be was on tbe there committee.
• 1
_ Tier COMMITTEE 0028 - OUT. ,
head: i
The edman took the book, as he had
the. tbibri t in i, and were all introduced to i
each other,. 'aria 'meat down to look at thel
bulls Wewe're:ou - the red bulls. SO we
went aloig, end looked__ at, them, mid I
didn't sai l MuCh: till we came to SiOith's
bull, and I looked at bite pretty earfully,
pulledlia tail, uncbed my fingers into his
rib" - , and 'went thiongh the motions; as I
hid seen the Others clo. Says. I, ".char's
a bull; that liolts like hi' Smith I bad
embed, him Ulf over with a One toothed
comb, and brushed him with a hair brush,
, and he di look slick, for be was just is fat
[ as a hog. And
i f rom all i.
saw, I 'th ink
fat covets a multitude of sins.
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OIL TUB 1
ZOE'S POKED AT HIM.
Just I; 1 , 1 ;
as I saidthat, the fellow who;had
a bull in; the 'next stall comes up to me
pretty tierce,. a dl says be t 1 . 1 ' •
" Whatl do ou know ibout bulls ?1
gi ,'
laii fl, " I think I know , irbst
, l.' 3
they‘ Well,!' ars used or ! in. my section." ,
" Ma r y .be," ittlYs be, " you-are on; the
committee?" 11 i . 1
"I tiarn the y honor," says I. 1
'f, Bit say he "that. bull ba i nt, got
'° , .., .1, i
,any pedi g r ee . '
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1 ". Will, " sari!' " he' bad a father and
a mother, didolt he ?"
" Ohl Yes, b ut then nobody knows whol
1
they were.P, , i h
" Well, nobody - howl butthey
;were just an likely as your bull's - parents.'
"-But, wr y look at Iny, WWII pedigraN
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There k IN Or.
tall, obc of iktin
id
mi l be *hew !'
elryour.ins;' '
: , 1 WeiV' e ,
ire to .j 1 `-1
And
, Tbnii
bull
fia t l!ly, to ;keel.
th y
ho
1 :of 1 thei '
.4
queer lungel on
you eel we, g
doO',t sef4 perhap
tat it wants eau
661o:ire of wioui
. (3 1 i v
11
:be Sta e 0
1
,bigges iU
lrk Slat A't
titutiobl, bu
/ 4
i ru d a es l F t i,i i r g ,l h
chqq
Yo)
jUel
slitsi
I waot 1, •
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taw to prii
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o '
the first ,
`dent Ws's ,
.egh.ttiS
in the .vi
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mud
men
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the
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big
due,
WAY,
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on
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tray'
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lab°
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ay, (tour , a t .
JTo dire d '‘.
white Welter,
oce bole Ittij
10 'wi h ghat
take' be a 1...
uta •cord f
hea l s I of 1 Of
the eethello ,
B. l it till
1 ,
to tak e a
-eel 1. pe r
Pn
To pierew
. 4 0 10' wile
put ;
half
the
The
Mi.
til t
sorbs
time
ram
t he
homi—)
meat wi
Provide
and ws,
on o and
sod speak
l',
marry'
stir,
Ave but
was au
willl r be
raisiog
Wed.
nivel.
In re, and
tt og first,
to .t In fur
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i lioni; he lir.
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oatoka d litir
; dial b nimbi.'
1 601 !it t 1 e: Steel/
e di/10 frontier;
e.ael nor i ' Eitntu
e Allighatiiis.,
.t iii anataios the
i , . we,now behold
ci
t t
,*. • .ithir pthrne
.H o the 'sails of
l , ' D t i tle - ',l Pacific
t rt, inilliooii,; a 1 e
' r in that oil
r e l en'to that; . a
es
p dt Ilia rutin
i e mili tar y , and '
'i credita ble pri).
I..r i a re,4 • i Y et the
I ntitow 'PA 041
. 179 Q, 'p i oted
. a 'auto i as be
ay to Bo tow iu
-vet brought with.
th4o, and witilin
1111M-titre" year..
Eti
from'tile'
ile
oam! ri
at algb l ,
honest li
1
!ways
flipli t
ake a o
ID ;It,
he hau l
fit%
ad d
handl:
lyouroell
isolves a!)
C 12,21
ul
dred i t .
kiss fr
Pood
!it raial
'
killiogi @heel
)ythiog : gii
lo; eat,
lePi j lei
i iti I,t. 1
c :l o ( d il"gig.
%ad kwifelloo,
ima
tat eael
I y il
I lthii
, p • I
, eses.
4
i'-'- ', ' Ir ill IJ I7 gl 00' W, I' I s lyo ', g !Ai-of i
pr p+ o 'cglPPek+ 2 ”i'd tholvi, gilati , fir.;,,
dim ; arimocApliOineltit, A dopester lorpt
iieg npt ~ g b• ''highrs,[l' 1 40 , 0 1 40i.iii lliet
ing4ol the mom . tobipoobto *44*
,-. viontii..,. ' With heel hA sAtefed WWI
0 1 1 ,e, ofI& earliest Pleti :ttid iDMllletlielt
1 0 1616 1 : Suit Tilt 'OO Imo' str#Aesitul is
r c pt. , j oi at
.#OOl, , the to , tbati Alliwtlj, after
hikihrhoutille,jel4 boil ,441'•44xiitshiiti .
I ;•kioilble,tl4 o 4iicei l sol l l
`• /OP
Aito,Bl, l until-a short time before the rip•
pointed. day. During his visit one even
.
tog, h e , reworked that; ho beliefed all 'osi
cesearitariatigements.for the wedding were
made,; and 1 the route for' the bridal trip°
decided. .i,fle added.; ! 4 .0 n our ] ] returcilwe
shall be obliged to devote i abort time to
our friend's here , after bicb 'Wynn
rt ,
. • please,
we will pey , a visit to my old" lather and
mother, acid spend a few days with them."
.Now of Faiette was . always 3 „good' boy,
and taught'to honor his father and Mother,'
which early 'became to. him' apleasure as
well ,as a ,dtity. , He had received froin'
them words of encouragement; ;which bad
done for lilm. without Morley, ' . :(for they
were 'poor) what matey could' Gavinr have
done, and through all his privations and
and struggles to obtain an eduition and
p4ition iu life, bet bad been stiotultited and
supported by , the thought of.,the Plis'iore
116' succeimi*ould . give them . ,; sod he 100k
ad forward to' the day when, with 'bit . chos
en, one, he should meet thew beneeth4eir
humble' roof and recievo again their bless
ings, to be one of the happiest be should
ever experiedee. For a few moments the
lady kept.eilettoe • She then said
,',..elr. Foster, yu. know I have, been eau
rated with differe n t . ideas from-yours, "and
oeve always associated with [people whose
Irnanners and style of living are, different,
, item those ,of , yoilr pat i ents, and elthough
I Shall toake'no, objections to your propos-
WI visjis I; wilt!) you in understai4 thst 1
aball atit'expeot to re p eat it soon dr iiiitto,
and that Isbell not desire to aaseclate with
people of their alase."l , I'l
/*Eolith% could have surprised Min more
than to hear these 'words from her lips.;
;Fora few Moments he walked the room,
Nolan.belf, bewildered. -}
-no takstig
hisi bat belie band,•.he tuitied, and with
..words room empliatielban refined saltll—
avai I.
led 1 have 'found you out
. its 4.4.; "441:41-tasy go in, th e deeih'. ', • -
1 the lasi ' we beard 'of the lady; eke was
still firing an ancient made°, hiving seen
till's son of parents whoni!slie, believed be
neath hell notice filling withbonoi the
niiihest public offices , to - which his fellow
citizens ci.uld promote hits
' 1,
A. Sensible - Ilird. ~ ' I , , .1.1 '
A cfergyinan of this eitz tot upon knock‘
ing at the door of a room in a mercantile
eptablistinactit in this 'city, received the
us t ikl reply of , ‘Come in." Ll 4 entered,
but saw oo one. Ins, moment Ale 'heard
as if 'froin a human voice : "flew do you
dor Upon looking about he discovered
a parrot, and salutiid it with, "Good even
ing, Polly;" but the latter: deigned no
notice. "hurrah, thee, for Douglas," cried
the clergyman, who byl the isy, is; alive
Iteptplican. . Folly kept sileticCnci longer
ender such puivication but- replied with
'.Murrain for Lincoln" the geotleman
was *Mused, end again ' 'hurt:abed for
Do ' glas. Tbe perrot,, y
down,.in a tone look ing ' enn tem till
ousaod Dried
ou
. of commt
YSllut up "' Thh s other did
_pet obey,
but'again hurralsk‘for the loon rico canal,
date. Such pereistentiel• io iosnit %roused
tbel bird to i itreitrame point, of endurance,
and with slook of euirtlet 64.94 sod , die=
gust it soreamed . at. 1 !"lent tip, you dirty
bieekgiord." !. This, proved a "settler" for
theloleigyzoso, iod'he made a !hasty re
iree't,* Seneible bird !--DetrU if Acv.
e, but
. ut you
es / do,
I- emit to
,t State,
ie New
a great
uud
lb
ea
JUM
Ida
'ttAn.rfrisamq.—All that. , we , know
about' Shakespeare is, that be. was born in
April, 1556, at Stratford on Avon, was
thel eon of John Shakespeare t tradeemat4
andiett tbo age of eighteen was married to
Ana Hathaway, then twenty-six years Told.
to 586,' he went to London, sodi Uteri be
come a player; in 1569, be was. one of the
proPrietors of tie Blackfriatelbeittre, l and
,in 1595 was a promitient sharer in a large
'theatre called ttie.Globe.' seettid'to
Ilay s e altered, mended end added , tp dramas
ot Others before. he •wrote any himaele—
Betireen 159 i and 1613 f lie , wrotel 'over 30
play', but the precise date of theicomposi
tiou if is impossible . to fix. j About the
year 1610. be retired perMattentlylto Stria,
ford, He died on the 28d of April, 1616.
Such are the meagre' result l of xi century
of research into the external life of :Shake
!Pearl).
1, luau
ith
.roue
IF IX e
i 1
t
fl ore
o,'fil
it al
trod ii
r ) ati
ad at
the
st t
A PULPIT • ANTODOTgo-430411 days
t
since we chanced to be in cempanyirith
several eminent divines who were relating
numerous summing antedcitos of the p(lpit.
Among others, the following; cluck i• our
• • ••' •
fancy as deserving of record!'
• , . •
"i was," , esid the reverend gentleduili J
"attending divine service Norfolk sever-
al year. ago, under a lessen of isome ex-
While tho', officiating clergy
man was in the midst of a most intersit•
ing discussion, and old lady 'l'lllOE4 the
cot gregatioti arose, clapped' ; her binda, aed
exclaimed, f'Merelful Father, if I had but
one(more feather in bey wing faith, I
wound Ay 04, to glory." ! I The wo r thy gen
tleman; thin-iatorroped, immediargy re.
plied ; "Good Lordi stick it lir and/ether 4 , 0,
she is but a*Able'o4 quieted
ire- ' • ; .
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tb.
tint
study
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,'-` y nisei :tip: Thiel, , e lir ;
- ,kiellsitreateitits , Tto giov. tiiii .
1 .4
:id filbeWfroiliiirootot!.l it 're ei '
Ailii.eirfirtillilii**llo 6l o4o all( aus 1 1•1
filkeiiiiielfied onitte paoille,.. Neither,
of the kora" youlkattta: g itany ttention
44 ; itte!itittetiaq ifaho la r onilwitOput-
Ofatieodikol mulasealded,ehe olieneee,-ao•
* kieni finoieraiielle , ilf 4 :fie • arowd, ire
are be itoiald.'ets 4rtpig_ the anti if ate
hundred dollies, H. ii abo rt fifte e n bindi
lagli; dark, bay.' eillti,black,'aiane and tail s
- latterlong,:fine ' '' ''
1
be sod Very th in; , email
, , .)'large bright eye., and large points,
em
'but nerve of theirs and Poettlif l we le a Y
..imi allowed suotitaiziur&—aboat bi which
welye. led, to eillioot in - the ate of the
In sheet, to tko aniailiiited i r I lifnll
U. ritpeeeiated
..,„Ja.,
the foribe, hind 'off fcei,
and' a clippie on the . hack - . But the:, bean-I
ties and perfections eackte.the knowing the'
knowing ones. ,Legs—oua theyare superb'
hips, ,abOulders, back, breast neck, &o.;
are • deemed perfect, and in all essential
painti.the is pronounced by those who ought
tO know, the most 'splendid animal
. they
have ever_.4een, Bearing these entbitsies
fiC posted ones talk still greatly, relieve the ,
disappointment _ experienced ojt
. fi.vit `seeing
the, stallion. This one its six years old.
The other is but Iwo years, end isl a numb
handsomer animal, some fourteen l
bands
high, and a very beautiful oriel; Ile I
arum more spirit tban the other, and his,
1 r .
points are quite as loudly praised. •
The - Latestjlnake Story .-"
About two weeks agb, a•Mrs.q . ay, who
lives a few miles northwest of perniso
tOvro, Ohio, went'out into the pasture some
distauce from the' house to get the cows .
AS a storm ,wag cowiug tip rapidly, she
took a peer way.racrois several 'fields, and
hitd peeled thiough a quantity of brush on
the way. Having started the cowl towards
home, she shipped 1 moment to ;detach .
from her dress what she . , aupposed i to be a
piece of , brush' that bad, become fastened to
it, and which impeded her progress by get
ting;fast against everything with Whist' it
came to contact; but, judge, of her alarm,-
when stooping'to take hold of it,l tO diatum
er that it was a long black snake I i Horror
stricken wita fright, She was incapable of.
of
I ridding herself of the reptile, and:turn- ,
log, she led itraight.for.the house, scream
ing at the top ef her vise: As The neared
the house her bisband and one of the work
men bear& ber screams, and ran - to ite what
was the ' Matter. When they met b r she
i
WAS nearly exhausted, and faintly crying,
*take 'fell faintiogj'R lie:a -
.1., •. • • ho use ' 4, l,
• b tiaritserSer - to the tea
werkmen discovered and killed tho . nake,
i
a ;‘racer,' :which was. about siz.feet long.
Mrs. J. had crossed several fences, and
the reptile bad clung' to her until the lust
fetice Sue climbed over, just before she-met
her husband. The worst feature of thi
. „
remains to be told. 'Ye learn tl
fright threw the 'wornaln into convtd,
Viand they finally ended'•in n fever whie
mutated in her Beath,
WIIAT IS A FAST , WOMAN.-.IS
• i
number ofFrazer's Alsip:int) the ircrd
as' applicable to' the fair, sex, is .d.fi
a.”combination• of the less intel o iztual
suits of man with the less desirable
butes of The writer pro
bis , definition to, say that " a fast
can 1 - 140 across the I country f smoke,
pfai billards, bet and talk' about dog
horse-;,in a truly edifying manner.
noes' slang terms' freely, and is, defia
manner. She wears shorter and men
ed petticolitej'esnaller hate, I briebter
era, boots with highar heels f and
plentifully decorated ilitt!e4rass i‘•
than' thosesof her slower coterppOraries,
piques herself on "reading aortae&
•
'Netraarr 'BOY.—A earrespoole
Lesientrorth Times writes from
airs' that the Primo' of Walesi wont
1 , r . , ' •
obey theauke of Newcastle; 1
fi noticed the Prince at the ball, and
the way he went in surprised every 010.7
He'danced every set „from about twelve
o'clock until near Morning,. Rumoil, has,
it that tbe old,. Duke put his Royal High
t:f:lsis in 'his. repro, . and then retired.-.—•
'Mier! the •ald fellow had get fairly 'por
ing; the , yam* came out and bade Ina at:
tenants to somewhere else, while he Clip•
pad into ' . the ball-room and 'went in' with
a tight goodwill He is a good da car,'
1 3
and bas avery appearance of a geodeiaan:
If
I lturo'ed loose' he 'would be. incline:3 to
be 'a ' fait bpi.' 4
Beautfita tne r
ever meet wit anything ptattier the.
following? "Ac the needle of a dioto
whit& it is dire cted
. lo ite' beloved - at
tbellirst addrisses maim' on either sid
eoeiterindiffeient in he l ls eourtsbip of th
iag end declining Sun, and wLen it.s
at-- first dotermined_to the Northi .it
while tranebling d as if it offered aom:
convenience in the Brit fruition of its i d
and stands not Still in full: eojoymen
after Emil gest variety_ot
_motion
then an undiiturbed „posture; id is
enjoyment off man /might into the ;
&tlt by 4egreer" -
airb is stated in . in English p,
in - ipeaking_ of the failurein deafen
m_ggy of;the families 'or ;the nobility,
"0 - eTitrentY-Eive Barons "who were
pointed to enforce the observance of
Magna' Charts there is not 'now in
.Ifense of pe!rto single male deal:ends
ja.An lowa papier stains that ne
steamboat and ,railroad accident.,
'people — have been tilled and . maimed
lea by barveating and threshing ma.
by any other et,. ,' •
1102
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i : 4-TAl3llBllhu
° ~..- taniii' • aiiiiiitflifctii. - . ,-- '' } '?'l
7 ''• -•-.. , : -,_ •- -,, , -.. -,.:-
p- i .Ta, s aey; iriod tel-AGOX7UI6 I T ' s ,, :;t!'i3,str - : -
4 Ili t2(l of-Selitembei.::" l'iist,itliiiiiii , -*-
low; ikair presefit 'Ara' reportl a parilor h is
e t i,i4k , x, pri„oicluw siyn, '-f- % '' : 3 :' ;'.;:- 'l
*wig' • ktitetithat the iqh'ito 'wno.* id
tl4 - North ' Kiarol over tilt initi- tuili a : and.
p)(4t.';,...titSt white Ilielfblacjr 6 1 0te3f41:1',1 : r . 1719
oairiagee„sekdperform Et!! , Aar ellist si..o
'ken, while at the Suittii.ll3- !re were
inoritlelevited, ere !Arnie ;own tferterm
es
tbeeeldegraOihg duties l'- Vet ,ws,T,i_s TB4Bt
ciefiirtuo me bit for Ode tatftilde. 1i inight s
be in, Soutb:Alabacusiii Lc iestiftislol,-
ten eti;tes. liet'eiery. tetith.ceau Xle wee
ipealtiitg to did tint own s i het To; witfie till;
Willi sod danglitert - of niee.teoriii: of n.ll
who kieerd bitn,,wasii, cook en 4 milk te r
wittienk ever supeeting.ther tbcv
4ormseg meniil ser
INS
I
to the , ver su, they •
..:re less. nlcvat%. tutu those' - wore
riding in their carriages. And, ii.Yr it
_this aristorni'tio Soother° party Are cii • -
Votes from that 'class who black Hut' own -
boots, acid drive their own eartia4easiot
wagons, their; share in East TetinesclifO•Vrili
ibe stuall- 4 ' . I . i ' 1
I ' Brownlow asked Yfittecv if he thought ~,-,.
I the election of ; Lincoln • wotkid be a 'staff , '
cunt pretext for the dissolution lots Aboi -
~, , , •
I Union. Instead of replying Aft the epee- is -
1 tiao,Yancey conamenced Cateehisinglii ro7vra-I I ' I .
, •
Ilcw, who,lanswered by saying:. ii-n, • .
I - "I am'ione of a numerous party at the . '
1 fioosh. who will, if even Llucetd mall be ..„
, . ,
1 clected.uudor : , the rertr i s of our
.onasutu _
-
1 tion,and by the authorry of law, tritloont .
committing any „cutter off,nice thto: being
, elected,.foree the vile ,disonidnisttrind ,;e- ' -
Icessioniats of the South , to - pails oyer, 'HU% . .` .
dead bodies' in their march to "Watittir , igtoo .- • ,
to break up this 4overnmeet." - 1 - ' '
, . The Perils of Atritil Navigation r . . '•
b • ' • ,
i *.A. 'd is pate h from' . Albany, - NeWXork . ,
- dated September 2 , ,3, says: . k - _
,•_
i'Lamonntain;the balloonist, no ti_with . •
a serious accident on ,
i ts rclcenti VaYagiti
from this city. `Ho trav eled tirirti 'piles'
in twenty nine , rnic?lltes, arid in ittettipt;•
ing to land at Elt Laucebrirougli; Mae.'
sachusetts, was caught in B — r4rnatic, and, _ 4
dashed against A stow, wall,- knocktog.hirn I ' -
seeseless,
_but t breaking Lei- -bone* i The'
basket rehennded awl was elevated on an '
equal altitude with the balloon thas ?clone..
jog the, Well. It was thedragged r !alon g
11 )
J, il P a pqmi a g
I
the ground at a'rearfol e ee
in coutaet wiri‘ci tree, st ipped it. of its - - :
1
branches, and then tore ,the net-lo l rk 'of .- 1
the 'balloon to. atoms I.; It conttpAcif its ~-'• '
ePutte 'mina dirdance, whin it c .1,13 , 4 19.c0n , :- . -:
iset4itt(aGotjter tree. - 4treoing
,i,,,1i0*-^r, : :‘, - ,_
,
Lain etrt, i causing the balloon ! .fii. 90ysimet
and tearing it to tatters s- , I ',-,..,
“Lantuntain war..not eonsr!orte ffir.• ireirly _'
bait anh?ut:aft6r he was found ot4ihe'topl:
•of i,mntontaio by settle men who Writtteseed . .
his perilous deitient. - He, was .very ibadly
bruised and cut, but not.s'+' .terietislii in-
..-
rjured asite prevent h i., riding CO p.l i farm •,
I house, where he remained for twenty four t
hours, whets Il s e returned to Lnittilikistirg o ::
teaching.; home • lasi'
_night: ' liisr .ascape i
irons Instant death rwO,s most mir.cipOus,
89 tteeballorin was ' driving along; at at the
rate'of a Mile - a, , mitlnto when he was Oash.;
ed against the eLre -wall. 'lle say E 4'svca
I a more fearful 'ani perilous deer itian 1
Wag , made rwheiJ he .I:..:oied ins :V
county, on hii tr!p hom
.8: Lout :'
_'.
- It
-
. • ,
- Iks..lt must La fun to anent! t: e char.
itable festivals out I ,Weat. 17 6..14 iodira i
• •
there" have adopted t. 1“: tieficimid culr,ejto of
forming a line,and for a price lai'.l, 41.,n t:, •
miiitting the gentlear.n to tilt-: :. trsilaitig.
•••, -
I kiss of thu lot. Wno woublu - 1!e ho. ...
we,volent ander such eilieneeti.anceil the.
only.
only thingwe alt:lt.ill object to stolid he the " .
, runuing' 7 one would want to linger ovt-r . 1
such a work :of charity i, ' • I '
eise
t the
ionp,
ter
e last
`'fast'
ed as
per
attti
eede
' girl
lhoot,
: 8 awl
I She
`-, viv
eath•
!more
tugs,
and
B. Gough, tc,q renotenrlteui•
peraneh tecturor, delivere4 at - ICoutiet In
stitute, Monthly evening, - his erstinpinve
in New !York since his return fretto:3?-t
-rope. The grett hall of_thr
crowded to oic:iflowing: and the iktu fr o4e
audienceilternately laughed•
.un4 tytp4 -
with the ,
;itre.tistebie humor or pet l iti* of.
his itoriee.dltriug the whole eiionittlgri
,
t of
'
not`•
fot of 'graceless boys were One &Ay
"surprised by_ a Oat) of thiintl_,l lo l ufl mut
so nemr that they', Ton temporarily Iparaty :
set, but at length boo ot them
pick, can. you _pray ?' 4 No.' 6 Can j auy
one of you?' 6 No.' 'Well-try. styl Ong
a hymn s. thou, for by &blinder some - Peg
must be !done.' • ' •
EMI
The foreman of a Scotch j vyro.
Celtly returned a verdict
We find the pritouer very pearl guilt
my Lord',, but rpc.v!inerid
We lordship :
.would hot ce, - .ive.
deliverance, and b 7 0.: the fireenf
their' ae2ision, which r4.7. - . Utreu . it; huiipy."
, jct. ul•d•
the best govenertn-ut
'does Ese tiecerf,a notninatlfln at tbel e
of a, band of 1.0 vies- s I, l9 .ab e ! s!
ib e'rotten abolitiou eoni:ersi LLight
be bursted lute ten tboaseed ' t ra6i ,L e oar•
_ •
stand upon the soil of 'ffeedfa23
eried •B:ulap orator! yuu dcit.';; ex.
shornaktit; )ou staud upon
soles 9f:lto3t l s that have ciev , .l. been Stu. Yur
tat'Fire Kiitots bliol:igt: L o, have .
beOn odininated for the tegislatnre - 4 • "Whis
full!:, They 41 fluid not earn ttce"ir . t
Balt
pniatly in a decent nowpaper , { e--lee
why wish to descent:lto ar their posktioe..
GRI
that
ap•
ti the
'the
to
xt
more
thin
ihriies
ili9sToaat for the dokored• me given
at a. to.ilored party: It.re's to de I f :dived'
far sea; diireoror needs DO paitt, daijoie!)
need iO4 • * ;r.
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