The compiler., November 28, 1859, Image 1

Ta Cleariama poiAirmiaway
,11Ifasday
morals* by NM!, Akblaw at 'Lis per
arkaava"lf pale *is, .ItAirri4mApi se par
us** It sat pit lit.4l , imw M abairiparlis
clisaa salon at Oa optima SE the
pae
lishar, man aU amprivan fer pima
terwriddi as di* asset maw
Jo■ !autos doss with assumes sad dis
patch.
Orietce is &oat► Wavers Area, directly
opposite Woo:Tien' Tinning Establishment—.
"Conn:Lea" en iMe sign.
Baltimore Ji.cl.-crAteL.
Baltimore Data BLaunfactory.
MSALAXANDKIL
sArsa—notishits of dorm is proper
ofas kiwis, saved mammary ht these asks
%avower fared to pr sorts their ecstasies.—
Factory, Deluca street, Providenee, Rhode
Island, sad lid North street, Baltimore. Sate.
roosts, I. Ifs Soma Charism street. For sizes
and prices toad fora 'trouble. All Sales war
ranted to give satiotattioa.
L. H. MILL R,
So. 111 South Charles street,
Od. It, lON. 0e.27. ly] Baltimore, Yd
a. I. SA.111111:011
Harding & Carroll,
COMMISSION IIERCILLIFITI,
fire Proof Warelioase sad 11. 8. Depot,
No. 1N North Iloomorti Strat i
SALTIXORE, MD.
Feb. 14, '59. ly
I. Weatherby & Clo.,
A y- HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in CHTL
SON'S FURNACES, brick and portable;
C RING STOVES, of every deveription for
wood and teal. Also, Church, Hell, Stare aad
Office Stores; Franklin, Air-tight, Bar-roost
and Cannon Stoves; Ifienttar Gatt-burning and
Latrobe Stoves. Orders from the country re
spectfully sollolteit Slercbants supplied on
the most reseenable tens,.
3. WEATHERBY k CO.,
40 and 42 Light •t., ono door from Lombard,
Aug. 22, IU2. Until BALTINOII2
Franklin Souse,
RII:MT and Refurnished. Corner of Howard
end Prenktikstrests. a few squares west of
the Northern Central Railway Depot., BALM
moss. Tema 11 per day.
G. LEISPNRING, Proprietor,
"MN StUlll4 Grere, Praneylownio.
Ang. 1, 1659. 6
Peter Zell & Son,
CO3FIIIRSION IllirteHANTS and Dealers is
CORN, Corn Meal, Guanoes,
OATS. Rye Chop, Rune Dust.,
WILL FEED, Hay, Straw, Plus. Lime,
FLOC 11, Field Seeds. k Ground Plaster
Nos. 147 k 149 Soars Huws an STRISIT
Jas. 17, ly•
BA LTI.IIO ltg, MD
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Wines, Brandies,
pit
rms. BLACK TEAS_ kc. P. TIERNAN k
SON, otter for sale the following articles.
oft eir own importation, particularly fur fami
ly use:
Salinity Wuras---Pcmartine's finest pale, gold
and brown Sherries. in wood and in gliss.
Poar Wl:464—Satid,!cuftn's competition red
and white Port. in wood and in gl.t.A.
Manilas Wirt —John Howard March's fine
Jtuleira, in wood and in glass . ; also, Grape
Juice. ...
flocs: Wlxgx—J•dhanne=herger. Ste'uberger,
Marcobtunner. Cabinet, Lieb-frou-milch. Bron
netat-g. of Ib4B.
WlVKi—Poet and Chaudon's fin
est. In quart% and pint..
Baas urea—Otani and Ilenneuy s fine old pale
an•i dark Brandies. .
ituito—Old and fine Jemaien. Antigua, Gren
ada, and from the I lands, ;imported direct from
London.
ilota.Aso Gin—The beit finality—Tiernnn
brand—and no mixtiirt of 11,0 8 / 1 1illif poinon in it.
200 half chests of the fine,t Succnum. TEA.
Baltimore, Aug. 29, 18:,9. ly
_
Carpets,
O EL CLOTHS AND DRI*GOETS, nholcQala
and retail. Con ,, tantly on hand nn agsort
meat of Carpets at low price,. co nsl. l ting of
Velvet, Bruszels..Tliree-ply. Ingrain and Vene
tian Carpets, of el - cry Style and price. Oil
Clothe from 1 to ti yards wide. Also, Rugs.
Mats. Stair Rode, Canton and Cocoa M.ittings.
Rag Carpets of our own mAke, Ls the piece or
yard, at tow rate& JOSEPH VICTORY,
1-0 Lexington At.. one door west of Bower&
Sept. U. 1559. 3in Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore
11D ELL AND lIRASS WORKS.
street, B atimore, Md. itEGESTER
\ r; 1. the Proprietors, are prepared to furniAh
BELLS or att IleArriptiow. from 10 to 10.000
poitind.c. which are warranted equal in qnality
oC tooe, prolongation of Mound and durability,
to any made in the United States.
Our Belts are wilds of the best materials,
warranted to give eutis satisfaction; also,
against breakage.
Faro Dells, ranging. from 10 to 100 pounds,
always as hand at aorthern prices.
For Certificates with full particulars, send for
on* of lour Circa lams. •
And. 39, 1939. ty
MU and See the Bargains !
Y. IIeILLIENY having just returned from
the city of Philadelphia, where he has
se iod very esretally his FALL AND WINTER
GOOOtt. is prep tred to sh log the prettiest
sae most fashionable stock of goods is his lists
ever hroaght to this place, which will bs sold at
prices that will defy all competition. His stock
of HATS AND CAPS is full and complete, em
broiling Boa's Is. 1. ►tack Silk lists. lien's
black Casainuire flats, Boa's Sae soft Felt lists,
Ken's Ledger Haas, Yea's Russia Broad Rim
Hats, Ben's Silk Velvet Caps, Ledger Caps.
Navy, Plash. sad Pins! trimmed Caps. A
splendid asscwttassot of BOYS' I CIIILDBILV'S
CIPS, from 25 eta. to $1,25. Also, an exten
sive assortment of BOOTS AND SHONE, con
sisting of lei's Water-proof Boots, line *Calf
Cork-selad 80044, Bury Kip Boots, Ca/f Cos
igns. Gaiters, Boys' Boots, Shoes and Gaiters.
Thank%) t• my friends sad customers for
past bran I hope by politeness and fildr dealing
to merit a COLItiIIIMISCO of their patronage.
Bet. IT, 1859. it. F. BcILHJOIT.
MO& Yard Removed.
Trpabaariliar having toasoved kis place of
amdam to Nast Turk street, a short di,-
Muer Mow et. Amer March, would saacniftee
tho Weis Ilat ko is still perpanal to famish
al IlsY at week to his lima, seek as Mow.-
Moadialaim, /a, M., of ovary variety ot
stet sal laity aad witioat bails sad
awl" to oak parallawn, SA prices to Bait
Sim ink Pans= dailtiag oartkiwg ia his finis
will MA it ailaskial atkaawaipa to wasmiao hit
. 116111 k owl - Won parditaskas alarataws.
WM. I. 1.&
ealipdmion, Mara} 11, UAL .
. ..3100111 ad N. Goods.
Asrato Ilan jost recalvad lima Ss
' Opp Ira at aihaap CLOTS* Caaa4.
• Owliqp, Sack asi ease
hi Mid Wawa'. Maris, aad
• aria a amigo et LAWNY
,- - OA sad we than. Vary
idt i =
jahatititivaaaay.
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reassume. MIAS, New Oahe*
Its,, win be este at laded ea seemenee-
Swam ,ilsw pease trishaw be bitr
sejearniseil i sit Wow *. eadireigue* *he
11"1"irril !Wnstead'' is V i r g :*
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MEI
Sr IL I. IMAMS.
42 YEAR.
AbSTINLNEY AT L AW, (olio* see door west
of Bashler', drag and book stoes,Chans
ang street,) Arrounn ants Boasartom roe
PATIISTI LID Plll3lllOllll. Bounty Land War
rants, Baek-pay suspended Claims, and all
other claims against the Government at Wash
ington, D. C.; also American Claims in Ragland.
Land Warrants located and sold, or bought, and
highest prices given. Agents engaged in lo-
cating warrants In lowa, Illinois and other
western States. air Apply to kiss persoaally
or by letter.
Gettysburg, Nov. 21, '63.
lIDIV'D I. CALLOW..
J. C. Neely,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will ahead to eollsw-
Goias and all other business intrusted to
CA rowi tit promptness. (Mice nearly opposite
Falsestock's Store, Baltimore street.
Gettysburg, April 11, 1950. if
Wm. A. Duncan,
4 iat.. TTORNEY AT LAW.-411110, h the North
wut comer of Centre Square, Gettysburg,
[Oct. 3, HMV tf
ATTORNEY AT RAW, will promptly attend
to Collections sod all other business en
trusted to him. °flee between Fahnestocks'
sod Danner A Ziegler's Stores, Baltimore street,
Gettysburg, Pa. [Sept. 5, 1859.
Wm. B. McClellan,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.-0111es in West Mid
dle street, one door west of tke new
Coust House.
Gettysburg, Nor. 14, 1859.
toATTORNEY Al' LAW, will faithfully sad
promptly attend to all basineas entrusted
tint. He speaks the gersnan language.—
Office at the same place, in South Baltimore
street. near Forney's drug store, and nearly
opposite Danner & Ziegler's store.
Gettysburg, March 21. r; ..
FOIIMARLY of Carroll county, Md., having
pornsanenti) located in Gettysburg, offers
is profeAsional services to the citizens of the
town and surrounding country iu the practice of
the various brunches of his profession. Office
and residence, Baltimore street, next door to
The Compiler office, where lie may he foaled at
all times when Out professionally engaged.
ILK rig r. x cu.S.
Prof. Nathan It. Smith, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. Aagustus Webster, D. D., Baltimore 14.
Dr. J. L. Wartield, Westminster, Md.
br. W. A. Mathias, " IS
Jacob Deese, Esq.,
John K. Longreell,E:q.,
Oro. E. Wampler, Esq., " ei .
Rev. Thomas nutria, Gottysbarg.
Oct. 25, 18:)8. 6m
J. Lawrence Hill, X. ft
his office one
jrl door west of the MA,P
Lutheran church in
Charobershuryr street. and opposite Picking's
store, where those wishing to here way Deatal
Operation pertormed are respectfully invited to
call. asrruexcEs: Drs. Horner, Rev. C. P.
Krauth. LLD., Rev. 11. L. Baugher,'D. D., Rev.
Prof. M. Jacobs, Prof. M. L. Staler.
Gettysburg, April 11, '53.
CHEAP GOODS.—srati
nestock Brothers hare Jost returned front
the cities with the largest. prettiest and eheapest
assortment of Goods ever tottered to Use pridlc.
We have an unusually largo and cheap stock of
Silks, Del tines. and every variety of Ladies'
Dress Goods. Cassimers.Cassinetts, Vestings,
de. Cali early and oxi.ustue fur youraeltas..--..,
We will satisfy you that oar Goods are anal,
ally cheap. No trouble to show Goode.
FAIISLSTOCK
Oct. IT, 1839. Sign Kai Front.
Real Estate Agency.
THR undersigned has made arrangements to
open in Gettysburg an AGENCY for the
sale of REAL ESTATE, to which he invites the
attention of persons wishing to sell or purchase
Farms or Real Estate. I have provided* Rook
in which will be registered (for a reasonable
charge) a general description of sneh properties
as parties what to dispose of at priests sale.—
This Register will be open to tlose desirous of
purchasing properties, free of dune. Secrecy
as to ownership, terms, ke., will be invariably
observed, when desired. Properties will also
be extensi rely advertieed under special contract.
11/61f - All necessary information can be obtain
ed upon application to the andersigsed at his
residence in Gettysburg.
Sepc. 19, '59. tf DANfIL PLANK_
Just in deason.!
GEVE US A CALL l—Tbe aadersigsed kare
just retail - re Aim the cities an immense
stork o(CLOTRS, CASSINKRIS, CASSINI:TS,
TESTINGS is an varieties, se., suitabis bribe
season, which they ear is the public at asps's
eedeatedli low rates.
" They ask a call,
TWooasines all "
of the troth of this assertion. No trouble to
thaw goods sad giro prices. A large tot of
MADY4IAM MMUS° ids* sons( *beeper
tilarl ever.
Gammas sea& ap bar seas as boys, as as
ad. in the eery best nessaer, sat aataellibig to
say style desired. The warthat i l = lem
, eo in
their ova establishment, Obey are am
shied
I. wiurteas it. anmember, Mali of
ismiaess is Um large aid meMeodletts town ad-
Mains Oebeaa & Oulee I. Chmaltembasig
street. sacoas ili 800.,
sart Is, MIL Illlionialit Talleat.
Ladles' and Whom' Stow
T_ ADM' Ave Mae* sad bow sabred Nag.
Week Osippe. Bag.
Wobeg 4i Vews, 44l4l De lee birek Tani Oseirrese
Seg. Lembeg Gaiters, is. 11Lomas* mod Lid
Bests, bawd Boots, be. Moss sot CM
ilrese's Shoes and eskers of weary misty,
Lean ass very googol:W[1y invitok se saii meg
eicsombhe times goods the theesimitna. its
tres bi e s e show reap at L P. 11441.11113 Mg.
1:101 (MU& & L Omar =MTH sad
WM *meek fIiaLMAILPI&A, nurses
harem the 'sift Wei be hoe sow le
Were a emit eseelbee siewheeme .et DM*
it" at SO earn $6 mei& Si Sias hes Si
=4e. sa 4 Sew Za r il Rem,
et the eldeett a% writ eitiehdtrarnie.
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D. XeConsughy,
A. J. Cover,
Edward B. Buehler,
Dr. A. W. Dorsey,
New Goods—
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GErr Y SIMAG, PA.: MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1859.
Fsaet'sa CX)r-iaer.
eIIf7NTAIMII raswastrApe rwoaararimi.
The &Mowing characteristic rrotaitation of
Bunyan in respect to the authorship of "The
Tilgriat's Propels," (so recently called Vitia
tion agrain,) appeared u so "Advertisement to
the leader," prefixed to kis "Holy Wu," which
was published in 141112 :
Some lay "Tie Pilgrim's Progreso" Is not Edna,
Inaineating as if I would shins
la name and ham by the worth of another,
Like some nude rich by robbing of their brother;
Or that so fond I am of being elk,
ru father bastards ; or, if need regale',
I'll Intl a lie In print to get appLenee.
I scorn it ; John such dirt-heap norm was
Since God converted him. Let this entice
To show why I my " Pilgrim" patronize:
It came from mine own heart, no to my bmd.
And thence into my finger trickled;
Then to my pen, from whence immediately
On paper I did dribble it daintily.
Meaner and matter, too, was all my own;
Nor was it unto any mortal known,
Till I had done it; nor did any then,
By looks, by wits, by tongue, or hand, or pea,
Add Are words to It, or write half a line
Thereof; the whole, and every whit is mine
Also, for Mu, thine eye is now upon.
The matter In this manner came from seise
Bat the lame heart, and head, fingers and pen,
As did the other. Witaeas all good men;
For none in all the world, without a lie,
Can say that this is mine, excepting L
I write not this of any ostentation,
Nor 'cease I seek of men their commendation ;
I do it to keep them from such surmise,
As tempt them with my name to scandalize;
'Witness then my name, if anagrain'd to thee,
The letters make—" No bony in a B."
Jong BcsT•z.
M - 311a,2a.0c)13 c=s_
FANNY CLIFTON'S KLOPNEINT.
IT MART ORAZZ lIIALPIXt.
"Fauniy," said Judge Clifton to his daugh
ter, one awning, buying down the paper, over
dbe top of which he had been for same line
regarding her. " come hither, my child."
Panay eery dutifully did as she was bidden.
And se she stood by his side, the Jadge took
both of her small hands in eae of his, and
smoothing caressingly with the other her soft
shining hair, looked tenderly late her face.
" Ton aro a wornan"now, Fanny," ho Paid
"Eighteen last Christmas, papa," return
ed Fanny, demurely, trying to assume the
dignity and gravity which belong to that ma
ture age. Thoogn to tell the truth, they
looked strangely out of keeping with her alight
form, and girlish facet, and in spite of all her
*forte, her rosy mouth would dimple with
smiles, and bee eyes wear the welt, vase, ex
pression that was natural to them.
n Can it be possible?" exclaimed the old
geatlesaan, heaving a deep sigh. "liow time
does go, to be sure I You sire • year older
than your mother was, when I married her.
Well, well," he resumed, after ( pause. tak
ing off his speetscles, and wiping them care
fully, be re-edjseted them upon his nose, " I
suppose lesust rotas to it some time, and it
may as well be first as last. All fathers have
to lose their daughters, and I suppose I shall
have to make up my mind to lose you."
"Ines me, papa!" exclaimed Fealty, ef
ening her eyes in estonishmeals "Why,
what do you maul? I hope lea Doi pia;
to die yet !Mille."
a Yea know well *sough what I mesa, yea
jade. I mean, that like all the rest of -the
silly young girls. who never know when they
are well nit yea will be getting married."
" For shame, papa," said Foamy. blushing
and laughing. '• I shall de we sash Wm.' ,
" Of same net," returned the judge, drily.
0 Fere, bad each as idea daring the whole
eenresof your lifeJ dare my. Couldn't ha
persuaded to de aaythim se highly isprop
er."
" Ist what pat that Met late your head
this niontieg r persisted Irsany, whits* sari
*sky was aroused.
•' TM visit .f a oortsia rout ipstionsot.
Irtes h.. rogaeoted porminios to ploy tie od
drones to you."
0 'That hosaly anal olkagratailit Liu &a
lila. I atorpape," WI Panay, asarafelly.
"twriy deer, kb s 4. h ram that her&
sew sad req egermabhildr. Clods lief.—
What de yea doh& et *ear
Tr bee feeberie areptire. Parry'•
SOSO IA her seerbed Bps 'Wired a eery
pampa* poet, sod a hews asisealy Vb.
end er her eerrelh. Igor INNrw.
"TWA r ih. ryeeted, vie a ilhelmireal
Yee .1 dee MA "lOW* he erne es a Ihdre
mead ; that le riot 1.-hale"
"Bog. teity ?Sreaelehised do ell geode.
MIN with a pereiel else " bee stake
ever yen row I it now ghat yen has
simpi yor albino Ivey asolisaly."
"As 1116 11•7aalwr ad Ow 'NNW bulk
ory maw way We te Yip it
I b r a.- issiessi hwy.
••Oh, Ist Viers lb vein es dm pirsass,
it itr mai AA. Claw.imilibbt: ll4l
asseriksi, firmlisisammiss moo
Ilses Is*, se elk sip Ass. b. IWO
issalbsys
nIPIPaie soillimpr, is as Wisdom
'VW is dlliksirisitrimpirma So ail
Au*, vim tom t
"1 INK *OS ist sommeoll
ass l• ass lkotPailititair. la • kilo
*Aft 4.16:14. witess" to t
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fois Mimi" deftr,
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ars • • is inciarr, ass WILL Issiruz.."
Wolk+ Imam In her indulgent tither.
woehi c
"111 eislid," said the Jodie, kindly
the widest vial cid his dasgirlisr.
thong% to understand the ORM*, " I
shall ins as too such thing. I really swep
t,
posed you a partiality fat the young
man, and I for it, for I eatertained • very
high epinieu - "'in. Oaly remember that I
desire you to a* him this evening, and tell
him as yourself."
Bat it Go happened that business of &Ivry
pressing nature called Fanny over to her sis
ter's that evening, much to her lover's disap
puintMent and her father's chartist, who was
quite mystified at his daughter's conduct.
"Only to think, Mary," said Fealty, as she
drew a chair up to the table when her sister
tram owning, "that Charles Ray has asked pa
pa's permiesion to visit me."
"Wall, it's jest what I expected.," replied
Mary quietly.
" What! wieboat a word to me about it."
"I suppose he eras pretty well informed of
year sentiments in regard to hin t " said her
sister.
" Well, he will and himself mistaken if he
thinks. he is going to many me," said the
little lady, with dignity. " I have no idea of
being bargained for like merchandise?"
Why, Fanny! I really thought that you
liked Charley. lam sure it was very proper
and honorable in him to ask papa's permir
sloe before speaking to you."
" Very proper, I dare say," said fanny,
•carefully. " Bet I can't abide these proper
people that always do everything by rule. I
suppose if papa had refused, he would have
walked away as meek as a whipped spaniel
and never come near me."
flow ridiculous, Fanny. Papa thinks a
Groat deal of Mr. Ray. I beard him say only
the other ‘lny, that he would rather have kits
fora son-in-law than any one he knew."
" He thinks a sweat deal more of him than
I do then," was Fanny's soornful rejoinder.
"I here no idea of hoeing a husband picked
out for me. I can make my own selcetion.—
And I would µcliff never marry. than to have
for my husband sash a tame, spiritless man as
Charles Ray."
Fanny wait as good as her word. She took
!Mei opportunity of avoiding her euitoe, for
whom she Fad hitherto exhibited a preferenos,
which would no doubt, in time hare ripened
into a warmer feeling; serer gave him a
chanee at seeing or speaking with Ler alone.
This obvious change ivi her deportment
quite disheartened poor Charles, who was
sincerely attached to her, and was a scarce ot
much annoyance to Judge Clifton, who bad
set his heart on the match.
" My child," said th• Judge to Fanny, one
morning a few days after, " I quite agree
with you in your opinion of Mr. Ray ; he is
as inotuffirrable puppy l"
" Who, Charles Ray r laid Fumy, is so
.
teaWtamit.
" Yes. Ott:ries Ray, I repeat it, Is an bumf
ferable puppy !" said ths 011 gentleman, in a
still more eseitedi Mae east manaer, bringing
his emus dates oil the Soar with emphasis.—
•' T., keep hangiag mead here, what he knows
be is not wanted I sake the Arai op
portunity I hare requesting him Se diseentiaise
his White."
'• Why, how you talk, papa," exclaimed
'Fanny, het color rising. " I see nethiag at
all out of the way in the young man; he has
always beLived hialself remarkably well,
sure."
" Perhaps you may not," replied ti eJedgs
sternly, " but I de; which is of some conse
quence, whatever yea think to the contrary.
And I shall make it • point with you that you
abstain t4wh all istarooarse wish him."
♦nd so the old gentleman went oat of the
rood. banging tho door after him is a wan
ner that quite frightened poor Fanny. who
had Darer known her father so excited be
fore.
It so happened atilt Charles called Chat
very afteroant. •
" I cam% inutgitie what papa can see out of
the way in him," thought Fanny, RP site look
ed upon his handsome. animated oottatecianee.
" fie bee s beautiful smile, end is se very
geatleasanly is his meaner, besides."
Perhaps something of this sort was visible
in Fanny's oouotenesoe. At say rata, there
wee sorethiog is its expression whiob ea
boldeeed itha to takes east by bar aide, wkielt
be bed sot mattesei to do far mine time.
He had beaky dere se. levee*. wisp Ile
as week Ned a' Orden waked led—
Ms brow vv. Auk as hie aye MI as it.
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to p father.
"How well Kr. Ray belted to-sight.* said
Panay to herself. as she awed her room.—
sever sem him to agnsaisle."
After this Panay met him frequently at her
sister's and every succeeding interview deep
said the favorable impression she received
that evening. At lest the lady's bean was
fairly maght, was brought to terms, sad ob
liged to surrender, sad to that tame, spiritless
men, Charles Ray.
When Fancy began to realise the state of
her bottling', the sena, arersioa that her fa
ther had so suddenly conceived for her lover
began to trouble her. But in spite ( f all she
could say, she was unable to persuade him to
renew his former proposition to the Judge, or
to make the least attempt to conciliate him.
Weeks parsed, and as there appeared to be
no bops of obtaining Judge Clifbm's consent
Charles at last proposed a clandestine mar.
rise, and after a severe straggle is Fanny's
heart between her affection for her father,
and her love for him, the latter triumphed.
It was nearly eleven o'clock at night, and
Fanny Clifton sat at the open window of her '
room, anxionaly awaiting the approach of
her lover. An elopement does not appear to
be such a funny stair, after all ; her cheeks
were pale, and tears filled her eyes, as she
thought of the indulgent father that she was
about to leave for ever. Suddenly a low
whistle fell upon her ear. Fanny seised per
bonnet and-shawl and glided noislessly down
the stain and was soon in her lover's arms.
u Dear Charles," she sobbed, " I'm afraid
I'm doing wrong. It seems ungrateful to
leave poor papa. who has been so kind to me."
" I bare not the least doubt of it, darling,"
he replied, a quiet smile *tying arum:tit his
lips.
Soothed by his assurance, she allowed him
to lift her into the carriage.
" I hope you are not going to stop here..
Charles," said Fanny, in alarm, shrinking
back into the carriage, as, after riding nearly
a mile, they drew tip in front of a large white
house. "Why, this is Elder Kingsley's !
know him very well."
" 0! that will make no dilferenee," replied
Charles, gaily jumping out, and then holding
out his bands fir her to alight. "I've tuld
him all about it. Ere is expectiag ea."
h seemed so 1 for the venerable man had
ant yet retired, sod manifested no surprise at
their appearance, or the errand on whioh they
Came. They stand up, and Elder Kiiigsley,
'hi a lbw solemn weeds, waited them far life.
The oereammey was so brief that Fumy mold
hardly realise that she was a wife, and looked
op bewildered ieM her beettermi's (see, who
was loukiag dew& epos her with a proud
and happy sudlesii
They were tee taut& absorbed in their owe
happiassit at observe tits approach of a gen
tleman who had marred napsoosiosti, until
he stood directly apposite thew Foray turn
ed~ and uttered a ery of terror and surprise.
for it was Judge Craton. whom egos were fin
ed epos her visit a look of MINIM dispkasure ;
though an atientiva obesper 'maid have no
ticed a shed twitabieg around the month,
evidently prompted by an inclination to laugh.
" Forgive me. papa r' exclaimed the new
made Wide, bursting into team •
" Us, ha, ha r laughed the Judge; nimble
Imre, to contain bionelt " Forgive you! of
amuse won't. I'll out you off wiromt a
shilling—itan lab you from my house forever,
you deeeidarl baggage you! Do yen know
what you have 4sne, you ungrateful minx!—
Yoe have married she very maa I have !whe
t(' yea- doe.the very siting you declared
over and over spin, that yea never would do.
Elm he, ha I it is the most capital folio I ever
Paul et."
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moo dim had base premised epee her, she
made a strung Wort to assume a duple.* ed
and indlgosat look, bat it ents • eomplete
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Deems Deakins was a geed sae, bat. Mos
an the yigheemea, he had great trials. The
DOW= was not Nay a good man. but he had
a aloe tests as is the Mama at Wags, es
pecially touching the good order sad &emu)
of the church. it is well haown that in
these latter days, there have erupt into our
churches some very unseemly sad scandalous
practices, such as one halt the eaagregetion
sham while the ethers rise, in time of
prayer; and many of those who sit and those
who rise, staring about as though they were
endeavoring to get beyond the journey of the
fool's eyes. Deacon Bodkins had a lively
sense of the evil of these things, and often
spoke upon the subject in a most feeling
meaner. 44 ‘ Deacon," said neighbor Jones,
"speaking of those unseemly things in
Church, reminds me of a ease which occurred
when I was a boy." We all pricked up our
ears, and were all attention, for Jones was
good at an anecdote, and hardly ever told one
that did not at somewhere.
" Well, Deacon," said he, "when I etas a
boy, we had a schoolmas.who had odd
ways of catching idle boys. Says he, one
day, 'Boys, mast have closer attention to
books ; the first one of you that sees another
bly idle, I want you to inform me, and I will
attend to the ease.' Ab, thought Ito myself,
there is Joe Simmons that I don't like ; I'll
watch him, and if I see him look of his book
tell on him. It tru not long before I saw
Joe look of Lis book. and immediately I in
formed the master. ' Indeed,' said be, ',how
do you know be was idle ?" I saw him,'-
was the reply. ' You did? and were your
eyes on year book when yoo saw him? I
was caught, but I did'ot watch for the boys
again."
Vie all agreed with Jones that this was a
good aneodote, and had a meaning ; bat Des
, am Bodkins never asked for any explanation.
"Dodge the Big Ones!"
A gentle:sum relates an sueodete of the
Mexican war, which has never been pub
lished:
" When the American army was forming
line fur the battle of Baena Vista, General
WI. WM riding up and down the line of his
Indiana regiment. The Mexicans had sta
tioned sonic small guns on a neighboring
height, which were blaring sway meet fitri
ously on General Lane's regiment Bat as
their guns were badly Owed, the balls in
every ease parsed over their heads, but suf
ficiently near to cause the men, as they beard
the peesliar whis of the balls, to involun
tarily ' duck ' their heads.
" Gat. Lase happened to notice this, sa
is his rough, stentorian votes, he bawled out:
" Ldiana reginiest I No dodging!'"
" In about he minutes after, the tremendous
whiz of s twenty-four pound shot passed alma
by the head of the gallant brlguSer, and is
an instant involuntarily be bobbed Ma head.
The mat saw this, sad commenced a thiev
ing along the lime, which the old General
saw. Taming around with a sort of quizzi
cal expression, be thundered out: •
" ' Indiana regiment ! Dodge the big
owes " "
1A renowned siorgysan of New Teat
lately preeehed rather a king sermon from the
test--" Thou art weighed in the Whims and
found wanting." After the congregation
bad liatemd shoat an hoer, mete began to
get weary sad went oat; others soon flowed
peehly Ss lb. amstryanee of` the stieister.—
Ancther perms Matted, witiewspm the per
ms slapped in his sermon, end said : " That's
right, ardisesen ; as fast as yea are weighed,
mig eat 1" He ocittineed his sermon at
ism* het se one distsrbed hies alter that.
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where is was placed. limas doe any the
lady leh. reeensibly to rink atom Muni in
Lembietily, bet ad sot nom We. iLa
Mayor of the etty aim left abash VW 011ie
tisk and it wanatiarviarde learned thed:Ott
pair had left tog Other for parts unttninewela•
deabtedly taking the deserted Intetsaire
meg alms.
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doe. the engineer maw a email dad *lke bra
the middle of the trash, playing„ sinessmilma
Ohs dance. Its hoptendy whieded dews
brakes and revemed hie engine, hat the
weight of the main and the high speed at
wish& ie was running, rendered it impessigis
to mop before testis the lead, whist. sore
inevitably have bees noshed to de h. In
this emergency, when most me midi has
stood paralysed wtih horror, the madossior of
the train. Zinnia McCoy, with attiadis t ee of
serve (bet has few parallels, van le the froat
of the engine. mewled demon the are estah
eo. and bolding himself with one boodekawail
as far forward as possible, mid se he ap
provoked the child, with a sweeping aloe of
the other he threw it off the *ask it was
the week of an instant, and retrain steady
head and cool heed to meemplieit it, had Ia
was equal to the emergency. The train . met
immediately stopped, sod ongoing bask the
child was foetid lying at the foot cis smratl
embankment, some twenty or thirty fest free
the track of the reed, slier and kicking, bet
somewhat" stunned sad bruised. The child
belonged to a farmer nested Neff, residing is
tnediately along the toed. As may well bR
supposed, the parents were profuse In this
expression of gratitude to the noble hearted
conductor, but fbr whom their child wield
hire been carried to Lb home skeptime
RIMS of flesh and bones. All hotter is sew
doctor McCoy--entupered with whose dlin.
wrested act of heroism. the boasted. ate of
warriors sink into isaignilearbea,"
NO. 9.
The following extract we take hem the kb.
ter of the London correspondent of the Bee
ton Post, by which it will appear that tbe
Great Eastern iron steamship, that mansseeth
of the deep, is far from being a nooses
The Great Eastern has flummoxed! The
leading journal records its trial trip se 'only
a partial success.' Wu all lutow . wikst that
mesas. She rolls like a porpoise, or a log
canoe, the decks leak, the iron plates deal
it, the decorations crumble sad disappear,
and—the worst remains behind—abe esaealy
go a little more that half the speed WY via
expected of het The very best that OM be
got out of her ander the most bramble dl r.
comstanoes of wind, wean and deal, IS !II
miles an hour. 8u spy some knowing sue}
mere who were on board, and who sikeitisil
and hoped the most favorable rem& Than
is no disguising it. This great hell is womb
all it would bring for old iron."
Wiwi is a Remiannes f—A salt basking
the question whether money seat is a mho.
tared letter is a remittance was &sided is Sew
York a few days since. Edward Nemilta
sued the Farmers' Bank of North Careilias
for $2.50, the product of a draft sollosied. sad
which was sent to his is aregistonai What,
bat not received. The court held that foe*
defendant was not authorised to melt MOW
instead of drafts, as is the anal agow*,
money mailed to the address of the piiialar
could Rot be considered parses*. and lbw tab.
tandem was therefore liable is the tieliew.-.
The jury baud $ midst Ice die piaster w".
sordingly. •
A Mem Diossr.—Durisgthe Mt Int.
Ward, the Americas rsinisies. is Pik*
China, he was honored with s sueristesis Op.
um Though only the throe Mugu elis•
toissiozurre and Mr. Ward, his Beerslitikal
two interpreters, wars prises& sod esidssu
the supply Irma ososgh der mhos* st
hundred, sod the ammo wso esllsrillt U
$1,300. Ti cotteistoi of wise
birds' mote. &arks' fins. hides' leak moss.
Laos weds, de., &a, the wheat asemosiug
to No Ism than the essoem.
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prem—A beautiful sad asampilisbeilgesig
lady pawed through this sip , kit we* is
route lbs. fit. Louis, where she trialisimilit
by express. fibs was from Paris, saggsgis
usable to speak oar " barbarism !is* p* bar
friends bad. adapted ibis wetbodst somillog
bee to bar destination ; site was replotproi
towed epos the "way bill," and !nig% paid
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