Flits Mir Oboctur.
\ 11)1.1 - 1 . 11 . 11, .I1)(AiN
BY B. F. SLOAN
Ayis•ertift•te., it paid lel
• r.. I 1... to 1.. .1.. • soil
lak• lor laracr
o...erst•or froling to 1,11 Eli. test, tit,
..,; ttmonnttoilc.l and the account Infoir• out at
I, yet t oar, and inn • itis a proper I.lhOirr
HI It V' of. Alt% KirrtSiNti
L r Ililooter Into timbal • rytk•r,..los
~or $ 75 (tor stiusar.: n..ntko. $3 Uu
100 000 0.“ 50 0
I 1111 e " 0'• 0 7.5
.03/1 ,.. .. • %gra, rh•nirenttle plempuro, 616
.. u .., _ mouth., V', 6 isontliA. Months,
a t 10 al Wire* -on. year, VW; 6 mouth.,
S n.. tab., ,}I s
• • tnperte.l to the Ilo•Inews thtecriay int, $3 p e t
4.0•-• •110• , 4 Int • ford, over Mt, Lod u toter
Katt...riot notice*, Iu rests w 11nr ;put tiu
to. muerte...l =ono the Spot:tail Nonce-It
tyre than olte dollar
Sirrrhauts upul turyntrietg tmusum rlytagrut
• ~ntruts will Mr twy 6.ivates, poer,
1.. r $1 for uldft4onda 00/bee, are charrom
~.; ..rt.ro, and UrryOlusnlartuoula must Or strict-I)
~„/ t,, thr kvtlimate-boatrimut 4 thy &Air rrtitow Ps) •
r r , ot ira/oNvout widlyortilmagseakt• hrquirr4 i u adiftnrr
I. h,• rev!' WiTertising w.ll pr pre.rute4l tr.: I)
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LI %EAU( Ml',
Pc , ' kit IN IItrOUTILD AND I .IQt O K 4 .
Snab.t. or Yrenah lirsrodles, Gina, hr., Clurrnpetii he,
Maleira, Sherry, Purt,aad►ll ktnolo
Douloottr Wine*: Alan numulartuuer of ructtfirulll
hu
,,.,nL Nr r, bourbon, blosuoistrahre4s, kt, Reed II oust, ou
. -.orb 'trrrl, Krie
J
C. 111 . 11(.;11tS ,4 a; CO..
WZOLXIL•LII. DIIt•LIMP re nknethilt. %i
• Stmet. No lu kis u • W-ei,
L ,t. 111LN.
1,.. st, Hi 11,1 k 1116414 41.• I
'tory or Kindereurrist'o Hl.r k, Kim., I.
t)%t I 1.!.4(PN,
I', • -11 IT br
' , tate M.tret., Una, tin , Park. ill Lb.. A10..11..10
..k , .1.01 tbr tap. ‘1 Ls I. A M
~t,lasd, L or H.. will always be 1011111.4 .11 VI. nihee,
loans ilt,iadk ‘.l
1i6t.104C411. KENI3I,, ,co..
IobLIOIAIN h1 , 7•1L UIa , KL/Cr, ak.,l
•••• Fit•ur, l', , r kAll, *era., stAl
A ~ A .
ottsd •1' 'so 2 *NOW- I'Lloc k,
I 140‘1•1114414 liT 111.31 V IM IMAM. All 11,1 i
I a 11,4 W. V 1 411.1( hit,
41,010 , 1“ L.A.. %h.
1.1.•1111.t • It4t.llott I. .41..1
N•rrawuto Ws t cis, patio. to o: Tie \e• oit
• itel• It i llic pw. W..
f W.1.11111.U1 I ...•11/f. I Ar,,t,
ITI IMF 4. IK.
Ssu yrs.*, I. I k Malt
,qt rai r, srk .n 1 VI, 41,/ 101.1
t 4,444 , 4 tita I .01Orst. Stra• 4rtillrial h 4 ar erg,.
K 124,..uaute L tiii,.e/). ra.
04.4/.46, /4041i4g lb. atte4t..t,
...I I. ()ray,.
NICIA TON PUTTS e*,
• 110 .tout
ti-o.,llradviliN
Pk:,V
'iv
friALKH in
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s ulk r) at. I.
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kt.• it.T.it I.IA/ LM 14 I , •ti•
tuti . 1494 I .ry 11.144.4 a. Lemp•tp, 1111• t II no., I" t h,
}flock, M no, I •
% It%%ENPOILT.
T7f. , 1.1 ‘l' Iw ;I 1 ..t,l
s• •,‘ Neutlervi nakte x lath... z "tat.
`lat. ,trvrt
\krIL.I,,IkT, I,l; \TTfl t
tt. t
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4. •OINCI.AIK,
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1, 0 ,1 tiftl•lo••• A.
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ATI I OIIIIICT 4,1.1'01 , 4,11 , 1 .1' 1 •.%
.4.44.4141.1 1,41 corner re.411/15 4.1 it•ol.4* • 11, L
"110. Ott athi the ntfoll. • in t.-, F r,. 1 •
I H 11; PEN it 11112TVIII
, k 'TORNIO
L, ppm" tt r. , +L - 14..1.4, • lAttl.4 , tio•
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• otittittitltatt, rt. I* .41-1,00,••tox
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• • le 111... It, 4, 1 i r rt., I'a
tk 1.1.10 s 1. CKAIG.
.1( Ariek 7111, 11, S.•
i.r tier kit re&Cir rtirt &WA Virtitill r I
ILO"' E IRS RENNET ' ' ' .
wrojKuu 4,1 to Kyr • te.alerput }lard
e.r, vr..ekery, alaeserare Rad Saddlery, WM n amd
Sleek, lora., f Firth rlol •11.-.1., l'a
=I
M 9111114114 IR V
( f (MOP to Harnett , A%l 1 4PaA,III
....1 kMM 1U F ugh %11, Grnoso sod Am«, t, so I Isl dio, s tosse
tirry Also, hub, Anvils, \ it.... 40.1 Ate. I, \
Flow*. F.me, I's
J tU L ?L.
Tutor, 114 Ow room ro•evill 1 by
11.131.11 SUL Wy• as w 1.•111 141er, 10.4 our U..- .d
Murphy Larteveti the itry..t
U{~LaIO Lt .
HALO&
o,rtiftcates of DepoiiiL, ac. eirlsaure tior in•
,1141 ootift anwitanily for pale OffireNo k;, 00 0.
Publt4 etaleate,
J
%ME eltool% & (11.,
RUTLI4III , II sib.' Wan Ida, ;wets nr
1,..rs sad 1.111,a46, react .1 , u ILn a4ny ti'kumetiN noc , u pktd
tiugb J”ne.
Y. IIINNI(1.
D k .•Li 11I1lirQQrlr., Prue tei,444,
duce, Peek, Flak, Pet, Gratu, flour, }rah.. Sete, Glen.,
Soda, Bro.m.e, Viteadeu, 11,1i•...144.4 *toter ‘4 yes
kc Term& l.h \• . 4 1711.. k.
State Atr...rt, 4 dt...r. abv.•- .‘
I,
Vein: /11.1T11/11A,
Dery 0r.,, • •IFIL•• ,11 11,44
Nook, Borth Nlifk• Kgwire, fr,nruorly •A•oupit. L.
WINO A ijo• AV writ warna44•4l
•
GMAT .111 r EAkltAlt,
I \~7llisivissALs Gleam
rit Lisi.lub Goods, toaratar, 241.... t. C. 1 4.
Tobacco. Cigars, PIA, oil, Rc , ,
MIMi stion, EA
11E3=1
Otti HsAax4
POKWAJILI4IIII3 sad Lmoskisideo
dealers in Cosa, Fkour, Flah. 41.1 %rut (et 16.114.1) 4uo
I pp.: lab" Riediteer*, Public hock, en«, Pa
•
lAzers Dosst.l.., mA111(11, a:. (4. !
*errionte in F.hgillt/i,ll , .iirri,
.1
kill Salami. AgrliPaikiml kallenad Cu*,
v. Kn., Ps.
L 11411011110 4 ,
P MLA.. 611 OAR". Aginl
I_, V. &Mir? & Seiring Ibbetittsr. 0,.r
Await:Cl Jfirwelry Maas% Turk, Env, Pn. rirStitth
mo t/A,De t. iird.r.
la
G& cuirs.uk.
*THULIUM 4LT L.w, win .4 Kr to. rmint%
ft Colleetleas anti other batman... •ttetmie.l to •tt
ptetolotaties mad dierateil
j onN 41WIMN
4PlPrlell OP ?WP PFAClf,..filtr to N. bit!
ufrotairs, Is., P.
CUM!ref at CLARK.
111101.1.1ialkAidi, awl Ilmti•rs
DusisetioAa4 Laporto4so4 Megan.,
',Uwe, rratt, Yish, On and Ageate let Mutat& Bafalo
Ala Ao. I Boasoil Blvd. 9tat. foryt Irrio. 1..
I=l
,rem W. AVOWS.
/MIA Whet mlr
1..0.41es \A MI jlpd. of Fumy. Onrista.
°lke and Maio, l halm No I K., rle, a
♦KR & KlieLmV.IC
!Matsu.* In Ehluta W bo la
a.. 11. Outwear. 1u0& Olktab.
011,4114 dit. LOW.
Al', A mu T 1 KM& Ar N bulitruile nu.l HAW
oisal•rt in WO and Cioterti ['luny" u( wprs-wi varutb
stimplet and mei noir fads* frhOp tin Terlfib acrd*
awe AWAY 14P, Pm.
... I. XAquerinct fur ear/ling razor fur taimil.9. lam Ar
yourpo••• thr silo ebaap
1. 4 14 , ()Los,
DR. O. 1.. 111.1.111". T.
Ki 14114141 1 .1 iIIAT I rt
and 11.0111oi In mouth
1114. Mork min of ilrir butlo,nes
firta, July 10, 1060.
161.1114: It J. 311101iTO2I•
ruaw • X.DIN. Contikk.q.su iforchavi.
Puttee Obeli, En., doelyr `taJt, et,h, ►lour gun
Plaater.
Mr ellt RVICII 4: b L
Wiletilnaji and ittin In Or. eiritti,
r)vvissair, Gliand6rr, Wordaad W.Virevr warn.
, :atm. Str•tt, Ka* P.P114.
Clint 11 0 PDSIDI.
ws. £. 6 ittstititto, Jettitoar, sod
entry dassztpiloa at fi.,,naga sad ilaaaaalb l erl
anode, tam 011 Cloth., ie. N.,.. I.l,;itala *taw
non*/ of frt.. pc
w
r s.T.t.l sr TITODIVTION,
liperpttof or Twit V' 'Ace 13...A., i
A reo•
aunt Ittootbk Mod Korti, Loewe* taw, wountioltitc4
mr.tally draw*. Mks Oa CIVIIIOit, /141Prly "Mr hell. et,
*ton' t< Orocaty More tri., Pi, ,
J . Y. DO
- -WNiNti. .--. .1,
Arta/MIT • 1 I .I'. A •r. ITtlTltit AP Toill
1••., • W ill practise. liotatem~yol Court,. or Irrie Count r•
•cl pyr proluptotut foall•ful •ttrottiou toed tr_t YM en=
trooto4 t. Ildohootlol, .ether at. or Atittrilloy At Ilastlitrate;
O r Islam lit Kaapire ID,Als„cliumwr of Stein aad 11111 b
Si , Krir, PC. i
.1 • •
W W4TU ICI 1 •
MerttitlltT AT I.IW - ilper rreno•yri
"Id bedlam" West W *Afteltteert.`oll the tiontr.4 , of tbei
Port. Era re.
_
I ) KA V *1 lb ItL .
kmas.
t awl.;
%%nut, !to 1210 Nail Sheet, Y •
Copan*. hi% attention ot cluoi .1.1) to tla tooktotoot of
atoms* al Ur Ity• sal au.
Pi 1111. like.-414 at.
R. F. SLOAN, EDITOR . 1 / 4 . PROPRIETI)I;
VOLUME 30
MOICII.IIIIIII.
Arrui3LT AT LAW.--Offher over bilLrph) . • Ttn
Shop, between prown't noted and Reed House, krie,l'a tl
QCOTI' & LLANKIN. •
Plautus in all kinds of Coal, Salt, Planter, }'lour,
!bib, to., La Public Dock, Kra', Pa.
A IMWTT. J o 0tA.1111.11.
J.
I. 94 BILDEN,
WHOLIIII•LIC and Retail dealer Iu all kind.
or Kn . I lA, German and Amerman Hardware, Ane 141 , Vice*
I ..... , Steel, ke. Aa.l.llery and Carnage Trauminge,
Nardi ne Bolting and hie►tng French street, oppomte the
heed House, Ibie, Yu.
For Sale at a Great Sacrifice !
THE OM nor haN Mg no u.,,e for them'
India Raider Air little used. Prime Moose
Feather Red. weigh 3U HA Chamber Suit, Marble Tops,
(lilt Flower; Gilt Mirror teat plate, 40xI8, Sofa Bed
stead, noarly new, Mesa Matinee and Coverlid, •Ith
Kitchen Begot/lite; For Sale on Commission, 1 9
Irl., July 9 W ELLBEY, State Strret
N(ITICE IS HEREBY (NV EN, to all
persons haling friends to the Undid Pt. .1,, le
nail Bur) mg ground, on the corner of ii:lgittb and I ren, h
Btyeeta,l in Kiri., to, "'ignore nr cause the r,gno, al or Ih.
11113,11,1110, on or before the 16th day of October ',ell
Those n nuilnong in the ground. after that time will he
removed by the Trustee. of the t'oniereght lon, mgr.-41,1,
to the provisions of the Act of Ai.. u'Lly, passed at tlo
lout eigulinn of the lw•gialature, nut hot fling mud remota'
Inftr, July 11949 —4t.l By order of the Trustees
1-ACD - I\l - o', M_
Physician, Surgeon and Dentist.
1:MTXCI01•1" XILAT-sailk.
kith{
.1)R. L. having p-rintliwntly IN•tited
nsou hill. , vs dl attrud all ,An. to him
with promptursus An earful ni eratioso , thr T..th
performed 6.304 warrasawl. Artltful trrth tr.sert.l f
"MO to au runt,. ftett. July - 4
R./Mr) ATECYCTS;
FRONTTNII THE pr MAC SQ
ERIE, PA.
P. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
THIS I.AI-14II:
Han hero th"rnu g hir now. i re./ and reillrni•is
tut. 41.14 u boll 1111.10 114 . 11,11.01 i It: irue•l,w
Ph, V•hlit
44,/lo h 0114, th, Proprt /or
i," fl • h,ill 1,. 1, ,r ',Not./
I , taitarr l'ltit ..r /dlr.,r. fid
ut,11.• halls nod 111.• seentnim.tod ..... ...p,
•41 tht. II •t is.
poeflllf 11. 111% 1 , 011 .. r 111 OW 111% 1 . 11,1 1.1 - 41.• /14 n••
mita«
:•tatakttg altarbed vll.e t ,.
n tSoi at LI% s 14, tail. harp,
of ttoeir tam. lint (AS
zadrist For Chicago sweat
And Intermediate Ports !
E l'Eill'l.l-. I.IXI tFIII'
ti.‘. t 1.., 11,1. 4, 111 I
r-rl• «'SUVIE.,UAI I.nl TI It
lb \] If owe h w ;11.1 111,1 • 1111,i t I
r a y- For fr. iglit 1.1 1•••••1•81,0 4ri I. to
I, I 11 , .fil ' , N.
I n., .1.. n. 4, IWA 1.11. k
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
FRENCH iND A‘IERIc Ntir.o E H A
1\11{ : „ . N . A . MI /ROAN.
,uat reti.r......11,4.m
his larv.r•, in.! Aotril.irte m••••,...L• ..t
‘ 1? I N
VNI)
nt) lc. of straw
bN NETS, R11311ON:,. FL' 111 EllS.
In •It“rt, every thole to tire 11111.13.,4 hue, Ahab.
maid w holt-aide ne retail at pew,« that t ..ntpet
.•tirttrY aupplrall w 1111 t.••••kir at New
*riding • .mall r..n111.1•.,. 4 0 , 41.0 1,g44 m.,1. 140
1111401111 . 1144 renxive 1;00/0411 ea rt. Iwo i•Orklt, .11P I,• F •
pt. rilltr 111.11100.111,014 In thnar 1.rt%111.: 1. , 1. /1
Zllll, 111•11 1.111 . 01)110011 1 at her astalrilrl.m.nt
,• l 11 0, 11 . 011 10 111r0r111 Übe 1.1.tt she tw l.n p,•
I.• a to w and proreaa, In rent.% at. and
•t rj, 11..poittan, t hip, and I...richrtra. tr. 21104 •oimet
at%
Lir tit-dor. ar•itertali, end maintrart w arrant..'
C.,rner ...late and 1.:411.11. F nr Y.
labt• If.tf
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
AIR.* ". Y l e i n.r .‘ h l ;t l :. the 11.1.,1 ,
jaAt "tonorri a err and apkadid 'ito.d.
/911-Itair. SEA .
Also, BON Is FIN Ku:st H F.r. A\ 1.
maehine and Lan•l 'nada, Lunurt fir. wrr.nd 1 . 1.• n%
MESS BtiN I:TT, 1)1:1'..18 (*APB. Ht..% 11
IMMEMIIIII
rjr .61Soii4wtr, pni , l z. ,
kW/ Isl...toore aaa Ht.nut
trio.gt f....tri0n0.t.1....ti 1..
• rsr- I ^...h.• n. r
11 tt • grtirral twr la .4 1_..... 1.... •
Al.l. 'SA, I .-- N.
NEW GOODS!
SPICING ASII ‘111.1.1N111;1
M MCr Wl' IS.
IS DOW roethiymt• • Lar K , . tvi A
i I INERT ftud I. A Nt,l
tug. a prat r 1.4 vnt bar •11,1
LoRED )%11:1(: ,
Au•l childrrn . , lat. .es) P
141.t0. kir Re., Ribbons, Fli.irer•,
Praaaaa. Aiiramodrea \
Coreetta and Muria, liatertals of ail kinds. tor K. .
iser, A ppriyio and F rrs.. 1.
kr
KU LIN k.fri, t an 1. it,
Blau-tarn in
th. best maiinrr: • , trii a Butinst-i, Drab, in
•0.% Bizet.
ABM Y. iv, vv. v criirt4
CHZETII2I
GROCERIES, &c.,
QEl.l.[Nil MEAT Fikit liEli)) 1' 11
BECKMAN, K t 0.,
•_', Wright s Erk, r t.
.171 , 1 , 11 AT 4.61 V ..h
:-1.4.; Al(` .4 all DESCH 1111 )N.S.
tiktk:E.N. (LAC ,
4.0.1 ND IMPERI 11. TI: 1:-
OP VIRILINNT 0111411 Its I
IU).V.IT.EI
.1N1)
RIO Cor
•-• OF AU . GRAND+ •
it I C . E. S"AP. STAEcII. CANDLE:3, ItAistise
BAKING I'IIIIIAM, PRI NES
FRUIT, NlsTs.
%to ILITE VlNfl t
eOl/Vlll4lll
and Alt( likhitfra
PORK.
Bil TTIK It,
I illatn,
YU GS,
MUM) %Pr LEN,
♦I OOP wad
lit 11.1.0 W WA Uhl.
NA11.14 AND GLASS.'
..Krthrr utlt • bur aaaartantet of all k&n.l f 0"40%"'
ept la a Groerra sqorr, i.e.!, e Mrr I. at Ow
omwat tar.r►at Drift. CAI.I. Mill SCAR Cs'
RECKIIAN. KKNI.tI, &
401114, 1M Wright •
II I. tow
RING'S lit) WANTS A SAFF.
Ter smotocrttoo• boa otr la sltp ..re
Mt RING'S SAFE. •bieh he •ill avi..., .4 dung, row
tXab or aproronort rap,' W . 1. Sri .TT
Krt., A prtl V, NMI AN tr.
. .
MANY PERS( iNS :jl7l' FEH iuten-Ay
with SKr AA LGIA. PAO in the F A. a, 14ort k
aad ~1 Ave Aram that &Olt be rellet.4 alawiet tuinnateli
by thavappliertfoo of %tor tabard of 4 marl Weed 11 ii ,
butte Mat pliteraut awl rade thou soy of the Palo Killen
sod Hot- Dr.,ps In ulm , Just try tt.
Aug 20
iFi3r IT I :4 N OW IN iCifl z 1 N ('
dry and pr"und itt whit/ DOW Viguirb. fur Per
&lain %mob, at An 5 lt.oAfTi.wee
Kris. Juno 4, WO.— IS.
I. I VI ALDWIN
P vr , 4 ,
DAL . Al. . ! PAINTS' !
1.2 Wlttie Lead. dry and in nil. A tneriemit sod Freud'
U....d OH, 1 nartian fled,
F true* Vodirr, Cbroa3.l awl French arrons, and is •lort,
pyrry thing is taw Hor et PAIEWTti, tor ask st time "us,
May lt. X. SINCLAIR
_ _ .
FARM I.A N Et /It SA I. K 2'l YI I I
tram I lialeetelphia Railroad to the State of hen
Jervoy. hail moot the Wet for AV ullatarai MarPoolo.
Wee • rdtkilhatil lan, with a Hay tiottow The la&
a have mat, divided beta malt Imam. and hQroiTOCIA
40 part. of lb. eoestry are autt arttifsg sad bu,l4aag.
Tiiie elope paidneed ere /are and out he men pawing t.
The Anwar te Bellirkithat, end rear. horn frosts Terms
brawn 11>l tti y O per wee. tarp able within four year
•talswerotA To 'WI the place lAmare toe fltreed, WWl'
•t Philadelphia at h A Y by Railroad for Ilauunootoo,
or addrirer}t J Ity roe*. hettre. fiaannooton Poet Whop. ;
Allaptie tiletentv, New Amer ewe ilirertighommit to
another etiltonn bind.
ATIIEIt )
At t carat 6 SRO S.
THE ERIE
=
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rIVL.MAIk/B Jr. so
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ME
1,%11%,
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CARTER ta RR')
fun and (Mita Xuxurim
"Mr THE LIEts,oN Will 4 --
When tt all Jane. the mural
Iteehire- ti- Ivry wrong to kilt.-
I,el , 6111itig I Qee through it
The ',lrti*,l rtirk tubler.toodi,
I ••••1-
)11,1 :111 . ) 1 . 1111,11:111 -114 , 111 a
She tether ogrrt• Wrong then •it
Oar DIMAt.HAS I'M ENT --
Oil. e`f rr I h to, fr.ffil cliiitlitoo4l. hour
o e seen our loudest. devn)
%% ne%rr had n dog. nor now. not
lien tiny 1104 all egg a
Itlit Wirt! 'twtt~ urtrke.l awl /114
tit. i:u•vd 1 i-uckittz pig
111 glad %2lii evp
.•.:n it fin.% rd up rut 'ilia luor
kit./ hi f., 1..11n( .tr e,,1, Or ft
,• 4111 , 1111 1111 , 1 11 in the -It
Wit , f.'ert'.lll-
lhl -tatotiat lit 1,0 into. the taibit•- nl 11.
ct , wittl ntiol44 (.100 h0110"4
IP- ale Hllllll.l It
11 , 11‘.. , 1 , 11.11114 , 11 , 1, t1u1..A1CC. , 1.1111
II tilill . tankl• , • l , ut Nft.'t
‘‘li.•ll tln gam.- nt
Side' Wo It tve. ttl 1t.•31 , 1 1 , 1
Anti II •hillt• lint a ) , aIIP.!
.4 n iali.•naLti M..l\ 1/ , .till
ti , . tti win II It , . 1-4. L.t a V , .1.1111." ia , lt ^
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Let my lor IL it thus tunglo-linmw I 014 i black
t tin that qur kg la.4t wevlt. ie kgnie
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tot' ..111ceeller and
Park Benjamin. though it i- pro'hahly not
true: in one of their lectu ring expeditions,
tile) were riding its the same railway ear.
i‘•ttitti; into con% erilaLiow ;thou t preaching.
Beeeher was o courteous . as to a . . 14 Regis
min to come over o Brooklyn -oine Sub
hath looming' mid' hear him. - 1 do not
know where your Meeting 'hottse is." said
Benjamin ; ••Itow shall I find it 1.• "Oh,"
replied Beekthor, "all you have to Jo is to
conic, over on our vi the terric,.. and tonow
'the crow.l." I ul.l cotne, - txmlinuctl
fienjamitte, 'f,ut it one re:r.on." ••Ah
what Is that V aske.l Beecher. "TioeittNe."
iwid Renjittnin. with a merry look cwt of
his cyt, '•1 make lit au juiratiabkA rule DO% -
ff r to go to any place cif asnuaetaeat on
Sunday !"
•
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.
_ OBSEIIyER
ERIE, PA., SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1859
BA N 1.... rlA‘X•ii r. 1301 LP
‘I hen the damp and shadowy eve
Drops her veil ookbower awl green.
11e our secret covertfletre, -
Sparkling out in her sheen
We, the Fire-Plit..s xpeed us thronglt
Silence, darkness. var and Jew.
With a [atop at either wiug,
hei, the light to fling,
That when the sun was high,
Sereene , l i from his burning powers,
We to torn, with light Rupply—
11.11110 meteoric showery'
IMlhe t bnds, and Mews.
‘%, Aline forth, their living gems
NeNel +et. and neNer cold,
Like the I.erevy atone And gold
he Rhgukt.l eye
1 , . 0111 -littllng wiaglet-ft play tr
lisle It- tent, Nr Luny nut do.
eau blush away
11, ilhia“ , the purttle hell.
t up, anti snow-while
t . .totttlel- ten', et- arid rrliegy Mode..
Maly ur hrryhler for the
1%...1 , •%t til
lu h.. I, kir
• %% r, ti• I rn Ow aid:lint , twat
!try.trhtfl" rilrollol
ll.' It llli lot ',14 hr
Ilutu•tn +prrr6 it whi.perrtlt Thu
;taw lwart Rtll 11.. a
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TH GgiRAII6 LITIII AIM
.V. k.. iiiii,t come i‘ttlt uo lo 11,glit. :-.lor-
I , awl I %% ill 'llOlPt \On I ;lir "I I ha' nio-t
L. \\ it, lon , lath' widow- p.o , . r 1.010141.
I itio to, \‘..m.tti-bilter thou you tu... \ , .0
'VIII o ilk ii 4 1111,4 f consitivit o,_ at once. , ay.
\‘ ill ‘,,0 ~ mu' uniptt* uty ..iut) t"
I th.itik you." replscil lie, triend .
..I ii L‘. ..rriethillig ti) tqllpito: .1114.!. t.',li•Viall
it It, ht...!tif . Lilt if 1 bad not. Eller,. I
1,-I,M 1.. ,dr 1,,, eltatre all of old Weller ,
t',•,l ..1 .% ~ 1 41.-1, - . jlook On t Imo ic..t tnoA
1, -I .tio,, , I A. .•, , A 41 their v‘o,?-I , egone‘oices
nil ..\ ..1 !../(I) tors for t lie •ileariii•pai tt-41 '
It I -1i,,u1 I b,-.• my emits, ..0 far its to marry
•Nn, . 1 104., -lie skleast hail the Vomir iit
ii AVM: Ilt I fir-4 hiiiharslituug, as I beErve
that It ..a.I pt..% ost hi., virtues being bro't
up in I ~ t iiparb-c•itli tu) faults."
11
If,k. 3, - la
i r
cd Ellcrv. - All this
tirade against w• s drawn forth. by my
Its kll -- ill‘ it:lilt/4. Belt you are entirely
too % erilant. my friend, ou the subject. I
s ,II bet \ou -omething handsome -Out
viii will fail iti loye with att tdow yet. N.tt
g,,0,1 ot Piling ; I must go and make my
-elf killing ; I*ot.ideb the wicks'', there
s ,11 I. bits of pr ty girls et Sirs. Empton's
s
to-night, and I rays, fur the honor of the
•1 iut ton,: lo.ik lipasome."
This ootiverset n wilts held at Shirley's
ruutu._ - •
tut the tztlitar, w lett ery kave
int itatiott Though 1101, %%omuur-hitter.
11)- frt.•tel 11.4,1 -t.thsl. et fun hi re
tit j ug 1 1. it bt•ek the bociety
of Lithe- \not 1t:1ea...4%1 offici a l
duty. he 1.1-t.r. :I u~••}tug himself with
• iill Makfn.tu.lWitt thus
ii t tlit.•••• -• .un• ltt.ttlu•t• utlitu.rs tA) he
t. 111-1.11 111111 011 "women-
I ;Ai , lii u , l VOll pr. tlikwed 1.41
Nil 1/311111 i)t
IMII
•( tun-, ....Air, •r• lint! tit/ite a elnit.••••
It) 1.. 1.1."1.1 , :trier DM
tk.'i tii.•
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r..l,•rut illy I rt.1,1/.0. ••bitt :t
I .: :or Ili , lit I.l.•‘..tit,..llll , •fromtl ,, ing
11.. w I .It. ‘‘l,l/ you N old(' eLliet into
t Rd.. pt I • .1, Mine agalllNL Illllt tor Week
r-et ) 111,.• t•11i1 , 1', bargain.
t,•11
•'No, etc,. ti:e me, Mt. Ell.-ry, 1 si*lL do
no • Itch t 'full alus'‘‘ hat Lb your plot.?"
Toll itio. too. Mr. Ellery, - rktal a young
holy of' .1 1 / 1 1 , Ut tttrutt, IV/10 i.proached, Ana.'
nietr) r) e betokened u ktodred
1., toWli "tell me, too, and 1 Will
.tir , ‘‘et fn it th tt -e•tet .lultette eutera
heart atol -oul itau %,air plant , . Whatever
litaN
'1 -hall he a thou-and told indebted to
••Well,
noS% 1,1 ii 1.1.4., or lather the outlaw of
it. it ou will a...PIA tn) ann to lead y,3ti
to that eos) ,oat : lur 1 imi-t ontittliP I
- , 01111.• 1% uut w V. It t.. perfect my
Noto• ‘out plou , atsti oonspinscies for
Inc , I II hilLt• itl thew," ALLICI Mrs.
M.krtiu, tio; %%a(l.os. nh.• left them
1,. hot loolt.•4 prt.% loos ri-clut•!-t for mow.
And %%here AO ILIII,I, leaVtl liar, sated at
t tin, totw•ci tiao-4
,•,11.111. tnume, and holding , 110 r andi4•tioe
,•tithr,dled rt it by magic A for Elirry
and .leatittio, the) had • 11 , J uiwtc to their
w,n1.," at loa-t for tho titwo. and were,
therotore, thp I•ottpr fitte.l trr -trea , am-4,
etratagym=" attil to which RP leave
them engaged.
I am -tire, readel, had )iiu .seet, Julien•
Martin. con, like Eller). wotilil kit, called
or , •aturr
14 , 1111, targt` IN• ,I.trk hazel, her
brown h.tir, nvarl approachlng flaxen,
nueuled not tiwoherry mouth, noreoinplei
ton hi.e the 4unnv 4i , le of n pe w -h. to Set
ht.' ..lowit at on. o as a beauty. Then her
111.11111 4 1', limt. Na.- bt.) m)IL. twinunting,
that gnu owl.' not 41a4Hr..... kit 1.0 "tove her.
ghe hail mgrried. qt 11(9. rather\ connnand,
a m.. 11 ,‘ limn she ittehly 1-tti•lttme4, if she
did net I ne him with n pining ru
mantle furor. an.' sudden death
had etc her with au int:Mit daughter. rind
IL einript:ii'llL) • in the world at the
e.trlv age of I%%eitly-curlay ,111;er$ of nrrirriap e
• had alra.l refu.ed by her,
althmisril .he tiever ,lie did tiot
I et nptiii
Jeannie „Militia, het liusla i nd's toting
.i,ter. 1i0.1% toll 11, t.i ilt • i . . resid
ed Hid.; her Aim. Mrs. Enipton. and front
lwr gay, cheerful disposition, bad renriernil
herself a favorite with every. one of their
social circle.
The plot disclosed by Ellery wait not en
tirely revealed El Jeannie to her sioer in•
law at bedtime : although be obtained
from her the snmesa hat reluctant promise
of allowing her to personate the widow for
a few d a p, .4, the farce beginning therfie.it
marning;vvitti au excursion'jGitannedito the
country. •
"I do not ark you to fih..etkfer Juliette,"
said the merry girl. t'only not to unmask
me. I wish to tease that young fella*,
somehow or other, for a pretty little sperh
of his that lias comet° my POJII." '
.•
"Rut I will not Ind my aid in the least
if any one will he injured by your frolic. -
Martill.
"I beg you not to frighten yotirself in
the .glightest." returned Jeannie. -So
one. t assure you, can be harmed."
..Well. only for It few' day*, Jeannie. 'I
think. however, , you should've me to the
secret when you take my name." ""'
ESIMEE
gortirat.
THE nEE-FLIZS.
- - ..1P - -
e`hoicc Xitcraturr.
nin tt.• London V *lntl Ileral.l
lial
"No'. no bid-a-wee," said Jeannie." -I
will promise you a merry laugh one of
these days, for its use."
Thus ended their conversation. The
next morning Ellery come before break
fast. to beg leave to bring a friend to take
the fourth seat in their carriage ; which
wan the more readily granted, as Mrs. Emp
ton had already started with little Annie
Martin and the essentials to where the
picnic was to take place. Dear old Mrs
Empton she was certainly the nicest wo
men on earth for a picnic ; always reisly
to attend to that moat necessary part, the
-eatings :" but, withal so deaf, that never
a word of any thing did she hear unless
shouted through her ear-trumpet.
About ten of the ladies were awaiting
their beaux. Ellery soon arrived, and oh,
'wade Aft ! accompanied by Shirley,
whom, by some powerful eloquence, be hail
pressed into the service. In the hurry of
setting out, and misled also by Ellery's de
scription, it is not to be wondered at if he
mistook Jennie for the widow ; while the
girlish-looking blonde answered his own
ideas of Miss Martin. He therefore, true
to his pre4ndice, left to Ellery the task of
entertaining her—the widow with the mer
ry black eye—while he was hitnaelf enjoy
ing the bewitching smiles and stveet-toned
warbling of his via-a-vii fair Juliette.
"I am sorry that we can only offer you
such poor fare for your first dinner party
with us, Mr. Shirley," said Jeannie, in her
assumed character, ••but a hearty welcome
and our company is the extent you avast
expect "
This, of course, brought birth a polite
disclaimer from the gentleman, and with
mole ninth than the generality of such
spe4Thes, for in the over which the) had
already passed, he began to think the wid
ow's sister, at least, was particularly inter
esting At this crisis, the sudden stop
page of the carriage, and the hurried cx
clarnat ion from the driver of - Open the ,bsn
Mr Ellery —quick, please, and let the 144 he
out !" showed that something was amiss.
The widow screamed, as she clung to
Ellerv's arm : and even at the time of clan
ger Shirley could not but admire the calm
ness of the beautiful Juliette, torso be hint
liArd her called, as ,he eud.mt n. d
v.the her sister.
It wa. fOunil that one of the horses
got hi, foot over the trace, and way already
rearing and plunging so as to make the
carriage vmry unsafe. After some tiouhle
they succeeded in extricating him hut as
both the horses continued very unruly.
theyroposed walking to their destination.
Sii?Arth•they set en route the widow , pre
ten, ou the atm of Eller)°, and Juliette fol
lowing with Shirley, chatting and laugh
ing.
Insensibly Shirley's conversation with
his lair companion took a deepertene, for
their path led through a thick Wrest, where
the tall. .tately trees, like the pilloe • in
some old hallowed minter, shed deli pe
culiar fragrance on every passing le e,-o•
that swept through the shade. Ellery ein,l
his lady were far ahead. Shirley felt sur
prised at himself at this very first interview.
at feeling much a tender sentiment spong
ing forth from his heart for the fair young
creature leaning so confidently on hi- arni
in the depth of the forest.
"flow glad I am," soliloquized he, "that
the widow did not fasten herself cxi me,
instead of her enchanting sister; for joking
aside, they are always so exacting, and by
no means-dependent. There is certainly
an exquisite charm in the timid reserve of
this lair Juliette'. Methinks I shall begin to
_Home* ft very truth ; for I wish even
• 1:111:111C-2 1,••••i
hand, so that I could kisser cheek "
And Juliette, to judge from the bright
smiles dimpling her soft cheeks, and the
'molesting look which 'he turned upon
his lace ever and anon, was equally well
pleased with her escort What a delight
ful listener he found her! He felt so
pleased With her—with himself—e ith the
whole world, when they arrived at their
destination, that Shirley was ready to de
clare it a parfect Paradise, and felt himself
tempted to utter sonie such nonsen-ieal
speech to her, so entirely bewitehed was
h e by the charm of her manner,
In fact, woman-tuster, as his friend styled
him, there was not a more susceptible being
on earth than this same retiring young
man ; wi tie played the game into their
own hands to a marvel. They found Mrs.
Enipton -on hospitable thoughts intent,"
bury in setting out to the beat advantage
their dinner : while near them lay the lit
tle cherub Aainie fast asleep. Shirley the
more readily answered the question, "Did
you ever see such a little beauty .?" from its
supposed mother, as he imagined he de
tected a striking resemblance to Juhette,
who Was kneeling to kiss the soft lips of
the sleeping babe, and his look and tone
would have satisfied the fond heart of any
Mother, as lie replied, "She is an angel'. ' '
and also stooped to kiss her lips.
gilery and Jeannie seemed determined
to enjoy each other's society for that day
at least , and thus Juhette and Shirley were
thrown upon their own resources. They,
however, appeared well content, for he told
her of all his adventures "by flood and
field," while she was almost ready to ex
claim with the gentle Desdemona "that
, she loved film for the dangers he had parr
"
\V hit a ,t,,l ig h t tul day it 0-34 to All, and
espeeially to Shirley! The dinner. though
pitll/1, appeared to him delicious ; and what
laughs the absence of many conveniences
caused! How beautiful did Juliette semi
in his eyes, as she held the little Annie in
her lap, feeding her from the plate, though
begged by her sister not to tease herself
wids the child, but give her to die nurse.
Shirley could not refrain sharing with the
dcar•cluld some of the dainty little pale to
which his neighbor had helped him.
-There, there t That will do, Mr. Shir
ley . I beg you will not give her any more.
Canty her away. Lucy, or these good people
will kill her with kindness." Thus was
shioborne otr, notwithstanding her entreat
ies r i le stay with mamma. Shirley had an
osier fault to set down against the widow—
her, thong/Alms unconcern toward her
beautiful child tie she sat smiling. chatting,
flirting earelessly with Ellery, while Ju
liette went away occasionally to ...et: if the
little one was promptly attended to.
About sunset they get out on their re
turn, and the drive was delightful as the
morning ramble, as they watched the early
stars peeping forth,. and lie listened to
tones that to him seemed, sweet as the rip
pling music of the rippling rills. He had,
in Utah, begun to see • everytning co/aur ilr
rere-•-and how true the words of the poet
when speaking of the first step in Love's
labyrinth :
Iler delicate
—Little we rook of oar coating yeing--:
We fancy the m just sanre choose .
For whatever after may be,
It colon.its flrot Won the rose."
Then the eveningirsa as happy for him
as the whole day had been ; for the ladies
insisted that th escort should enter and
eir
spend it with em. When the tea was
handed rim d,, Shirley had the extreme
felicity
Ce(qtg
cream into Juliet's cup,
and, bet* • of sitting near her for sev
eral boon. T , n. tads, when tea was over,
she
_iias his antagonist at chess, and he
le I ed with delight on her taper fingers,
.. king still whiter by contrast with the
red pieces she moved so daintily and skill
fukly overthe board. Her delightful voice
w f w still. Jwgsr • ng on his ear as he closed
his, eyes in IN for no other train of tho't
hid broken the enchantment.
His friends and himself did not talk much
$1,50 PER ANNUM IN .11►\'AN('E
as they wende.l their way home that night,
but Shirley WAS not quite so morose as to
decline his friend'- invitation. git en at
parting, "What sa) you to calling on the
ladies to-morrow, to .oect if the) have recov
ered-from their fatigue'."
The next day th'v, call, and
paid them an unconscionable visit—if one
can trust Miss .llendersons account, who
lived opposite, and who ai tually lost the
whole morning peeping,through the blinds
to see when they would leave. And the
next da), and again the next. Shirley had
an ever ready excuse lin calling. To-day
it wits, -1 tutt,t take til,, , e.lruwiug, 1 prom
ised ;" at other time , .. - I have a piece of
music which I must take " a new book
—till at last. grown bolder, he made no ex-
Misr at all. but visited there yuiter.tinsirk
- or, to use the prying neighbors expres
sion, as s h e wa t c hed with i•nrious eyes the
cominr and going• of the handsome hen
tenant, - he had hung up his hat there to a
dead certanto
One morning he .at a ith his friend Ell
ery -it was two %N.-A- the opening,pf
this story—in the same r inn a n al his face
was not listless a- then. but wore a pre-ov
eupied and rather trot/blast Book . eu tun
mg with a t.igla lit, trionil, Nho ails watch
ing tho wreaths 4 , f ‘weike curling over his
head from hi. cigar, he ;aid, "Ellery ! what
do you think will be the chance ot succesia
with Miss Martin .•"
-31i3S Martin !'' lAt, i) . wi th a
provoking smile. a- tho ash e s
trom etuardeltberatel hi- boot,
-Why, to he plain with yoU 1111 - , tear fel
row, I think )ou have but a slight (linnet..
Take my eili We -1111 bt•lt.a nit tin: Wld
olr:'
/tune lb.. VI , 1‘ ..• r Achi/1/2 , :";lin
le!.. -But. jiikine why you Think
bo? Shy apiwars• 1.. Ilk, n,. and. without
unity, I ma% I 01,1 CI I 11.11}d,Orne
agi, 0.11.1.• t; I 111% ,•u1 iit an
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halt /n front or 111.•
' 11 1 , 1 .• 1- no truthito
irnrld it it .Nlat tut I
LI% ‘l.l 1.. I I,r, - tilt on
ovrtting rtlorN old %. 1, I tti..ft, .:f I.
which no wcaitaii r .it
love-. I %ill 1:“. I.\ 6.-orgo , 11.1 1-h 11.1
indeed. It it -ti u. tli. i. I'A .11 t
oittaiiktiol
w . L. - I t tl-10..1
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of the b4raket• 1,1k111::
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e 1136,11 t 1.111.11! alt , l And
with- the .111.1 « h.•r.• die
rod, glowin:: h•••:, • 1 'I
th. of I ol: , -th• .3- -1.. -II
low ott ,, ll} In 1 , 1 II o, • „ii h th , n• 11" head
Annie. %%l i t"... •.r\ I.togfr ‘‘ .1 rho" i 1
-
1,,y the • 01 lip. ni tit. r
There ii,, ~ii•• a !Ili Atter
the morniniz- tint ••'••• •,.I 113.-
not Ellor% •
Ind ni‘
1,- lit, •
ott-rn .
-II I ask
v o u -lu. .1 1.,1 I 1.-z..lct•ln
ale inlp,it.to . I t 1.
me frank h. ! 1 %,ku 1.1% %%hole
eurtilly I. 1,, .oIFNI. i.
Are v_oll r..111$ ungaved tp .\ll_
' ' Y•iu muNt he
arelming "-1 lui. tt, Llol -1/, t.11,4!11(41
het 11','•• .1 •11, • •1111 ,I_ .1 in 'Ter ieur.
L. I ,o I h.. 114
the ntet lu _Lite _
thi• • iititere.l
Shilley t•,I•I 111. th, ii,..1111112 that
he was 4.n!,.tg0 1 tAl)oti. etrt 1 / 1 •1
i n to cam 11/1 '
"Why the mail mu-t --
Vet 1 wonder ,ttll moo. it vow h.Lhea ".: lng
hun. Yon to how --- a. :)tin the
face wit bent oxti Auto . tilodPtic to hide
the tear. , thi- , • -, nhilst
thechlltlat I
Lenturel% it Loured
to recollei t each 1111 , 1 u - .'r
. ...I did hot--I do not liilfieve 11,111 •
Shirley.. - though he told in,• he .c ..ngag
ed to Mt-- 31artnt
A merr. ,‘, I'4l hp,
quickly rai , " , l L,,i t•u.•. ink—iiio , l
with bright 1.1n , 14,- , • \h. .• -..as it an
now," said she ••11, i= rr WI ,111.!:woll
%NI) , , o 1 earth 410 ypu
take I n hit
"For MI. , n,,tin •-Mi-- Jul)
etto." %%b. lu .tre.t.e•l i. 1. 1 .
tun Mfr - niotlior
thS little girl,' Itr It 311.1 ,ho l' , tvl.-
}iPti -11.• sa dly a f rai d
the laugh woulal bn.ak fortil. - .urli it
I,evribb•red tat.: ne•t 11,4 view
It t.• delineate the
ditTexent emotions that chased one another
through Shirley's mind, as he thus -at gaz
ing upon the graceful creature., as she sat
in that rich light. Pride, Jiame, a wee bit
of anger, at thus being duped by Ellery.- -
But high ahoye all the qtrong. the enduring
struggle for mtistery. 411 oirso, the last
conquered ; ancrthe little cherub. sitting
on her mother's knee, ligfkned to u.ibtclit
ration as the heart prompted
What she replied I tem.,• to the readeiss
imagination : hot when .Teannie and Ellery
entered from their vi-tit they found them
sitting tete-..-t. re and snliluii All was ex
plained, Jeannie and her affianced mag
nanimously taking the blame, while Shir
ley, in happiness. readily pardoned the
plotters Oho hail been the means of giving
him such a store of prevent
Tat WAY to "KILL ♦ PRINTLI.—AIways
pay him on the presentation ot h►s bill,
for sueh an unexpected phenomenon will
cause a rush ot blood to the head anti throw
him into appoplexy.
A 1.N -it man sat at his Window—no, lam
rung, it was at the window of his hired
house. It wits a stniill mansion, a little
tenement, painted whit.•, and surrounded
by richer establishnien ta, that seemed to
look down with contempt upon their hum
ble s neighbor. The occupants of those
stately homes were very much annoy,.l I. )
the siinple little children that played on iiii•
Aeps, and generally kept tbe curtain+ n
on the aide that looked toward them.
But, as 1 said before, a poor man sat at
onemf the windows overlooking the stre.•t.
H e %vas a thoroughly noble looking mail.
too, etch handsome Roman features, en.l
an eye like a hawk. With the exception
of his coarse clothes. he tram much inoh
gerglemanly and dignified in his arpem
ance than any merchant in that, prineel:,
row.
NUMBER 14
A pile of bricks had been emptied quite
near his doorway ; they were 11 , 1 Itspair,
As this wan looked out, ballast - two or three
little children with his own hule
humming and bluzing about the bricks
Their dainty little hands were eager t..
fashion houses and bridges and all sort- ot
momentary architecture. Suddenly th..
l.oor nut bet ought him of a pastime of
lus own where was a child, and 111511..0i
having retained the pure and sweet eizio
tion3 of youth through the care and hard
ships of mature life, he hastily threa on
his hat, and going down he taught them .1
new trick. It was this ;to place a row
bricks on end, quite near to each other,
f9rnung a long Line ; by touching the List
one an impetus is given each brick hy
its next neighbor, and the row is present
ly-swept down in regular miler The eh
ren clapped their hands and shouted -..
loudly that souse of the rieh nennihor..
coming tv their windows, saw Lem the lit
tie onls were employed, taking lessons
amusement from a Leer and almost on
known man.
'• 'hat a tool said 0n,.. 4 neprin g l 1
bhould 'think the man an overgrown 1..1,‘
him laugh : See hnn play : Sham. o
im—grown man mu,i call ow 1.11,1
ren in. '
And from a ll t1,0,e eiii th.
laugh and the sneer 3fen with gold t
belled caps net on perfumed look.. butgloNl
the old man to scorn . %omen to
fully tfmbroldered turued down the
eorner, their prett . s lip-‘„ and the • }ill
,Ilan were *peethly in
Year , The poor man ha,l ti
Wealth had eotne to him, not thro'
toil lutit i lid not corrupt his good
11:• h.• lined
uel tlo 'in , ' I. 11, built linn.,eif .p!.•ti
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:•Wcit. `..• -ut , ' Th.
%toll the childr..ll it,n't it 3 • pr,3•\
d••.tr
' , awl a h.tt a tine l l.ns Inat
t,f i.t• -Ult. of heart
ri a n.t h.n 1) enj ,, y tin ir gatne %%id,
rnneli zt—t ' I decl ire it . - Init. , batcla . dn..
•-•;,-) it. : the% t•ay Ire ha- all or tyk, ,, 1,1.
loaf. Ila-n't he a tine tlsturel"
' 1)0 m.O lutu clap lu-
I .I,•cl:trY ii it. ,Ilv 1,1111::- thy tear- to 111'
=ll
‘‘ip, a%%,i,
11, nwodile Iteary crir.l
young ....trippling of p.ev,•nteen.
ni .o,l h mt t is m aj t ir,iv). lad) in an unutt,-t
-Fact, theft-,
awl I'll pros, it When I w.t , •A:N en
old. that 4atn, giqtdomati time
little white house and wight ,•}lrloll. t,
that name trtek. And, 4is, you and nmt lt
I.•ktli calk-411mi all 'old tool: . x 1 ,1t41.11,.
11.1111•1111,1.1% .11141 1. f. , l' 4.1 W. I Vt'l'll, gin
inond"tt , injunction ill 'Trak t, ,
flrtl,rr• notire thorn in an; n-ar
Nonson-e. Fr,d mud hji-i.tt•t• ttirhit.•
I ol
You ealle.l hint all sort:, of ILA - rat--
•ndiouinu. , oil •grown up 1,11
and I don't know what Now lo t
- one old tenon. up to the qtune nil tri,
and oh ! gracious. thero never Wri , .411 , h
I.
ly 1 night to rite 3 oeut uu I
an.l ontitlo it rl.. a and N,1%
111.•,%%- 1;1,1,
Whio wiltll.l thi+ ,
What tt. called. the pour notti'n .ronipli. it
ntitletj the rich man . - .suLlankty It
was the t.nt - ne Wahl.', ton.ler. IoN ing. gtv.i ,
heart vtantlintz he the little ctn.-4 in L.
coarse coat.
.p ered at and uttailted ;t 1.
impunity by the nub and tuba. bend- 1.•
tln...l.r...tdeha I t tit Ike du#l. in 0rt.14 to L.
..ti )1 h•'.•l N% 1110 111.11t“,ilio,, h. 11,1 m o t t
11011:11h 4, 1' Pone. all Ili
halt • in. , . to thou eye. Rich and it:-
weakness would Iv heavenly lu.3trei.t
then utlbet wa.- the almighty dollar •
14i Lip t) tlt
Tilt DO t;HTERs 01 M ALTA .1Xt..114
dent of th c • Colurnl , w , (Ihi.) 1, ,:t.p,,
1- evi , lei t tly one of the fraternity thii- .•..
lighten's the public a- t the 01. 1 ,4 ..1 th.
- Secret Ast•ociation:
Entroe—Many yrrestk;t6 hal e hoe!,
tyke , ' in regard to the "I. l aughter.ol
41.'' who they flre and what their ;
Their object 6 to relieve wi(loWer--, .1
tante barhelors, dandle". tiottmitnt. , i
orphan turtle children.
For the widower, tho "Lulus ut t'otk..l..
ttOti - pr;;cured, and adtundstetr;,..l tl,tl
a generou' hand.
The destitute bachdor
all that it neoettßary tr
a wife, and -buttons. -
The danal kandl) eared lot and trAll
1.).1/1i (.1 t.. richer soil. where the .1.4.1111 o ti
.!6;W with .ufficiont rapidity to g.on ..-.. 11.1
litey over the ITlO.rwhiChe.
rho oularf.n have their miir.; 1.,11.1; .1
their 1.1.4.4 r. %%Itrireti. and are supple ,1 w , tl
the wlttell to wash their eyes tool
Voluntary .tuliscripttuns arty thaukt ~ i ll
reeeivAd at all tittle- ;r tile lc a
(the poor he ither6
What's the Difference
it 11 - “1/..•116e. ; I , llt ) " t& th•i
II uld your tongue'
Fred' , utur}iluc.•d
11121
- H.pine Ihi.4i.vplnn3ttnn wt 111.1.-
I..tcti)ry If) Ow w
B It 1.,"..41.1th.it he
)(Are d.-ig.p). 111.4,1) th I-lone
1,,1 tt 1,, , , , Ap)c....41:thtit %co it, t0...1.11,1:
hit in %% :4), tli.it
hope at witne 7 futurt. tit - -taw.. it t
kit. of "Stan." •
Soy' The iniblie nwtption by hi , h•II,
rltiz. u. of Hon. Tnes.ll. S1:111olit,
to : 4 1. Peler , llll4z,look place 111 11,u
f or d re .derday. ILit. 1E.111,,it :‘
tho eXime.4 train front Pitiston. TIP
al by the Putnam, Phalanx :Intl ot
1tOlOar) coil - T*llles of the Pity tn ,l
other parts of the State, togt , ther :Lb ti
fir.: companitvi and artstict.lti.lll , .
l\astlu,(MXtl.e.rsnnaworepr^f.•t:t. .
KTP ~ wr made the addres. 0: vrleon
to which the (ioveruor cI,N ilenc I. re•At,K ,
led. • A grand procession followed, pa1...:4
through the principal streets of the , it
and the tiorernor wrib e...seorted to hi:, re
dente. Various re-unions, balls, fie.
the festivities. and much euihn,i:lo.lll iv
manifested.
Ilia" Blessed ie thewomanwhow huab+►
has a► wooden leg, as she will have hut o
stocking to knit.
MalMl