iht OMMAnit
NP IOLITI6AL JO RKAI
BY B. P. SLOAN.
, onhorriboto, If mit/ is +Wawa*
..p1.4 will to toot to OM o.ltjr,W tosr ..ad
n. /I.IP for logger club.,
0 , .00eriber tailing , to pay *Rhin the yeae, the
„ dueotattaoad and tba wailed made oat at
per yea:, and tan wild a prnper often en
' T lallS Mr APVIDITINIvn
t r r.neen Omen, INS teals a eittare'lls
4'„.. ~„. . ... weedy.. I 7,14 Ow ageism a ranaths id ft
: n 100 one a e sGo
th,,,, .. 126 i 9
.. O. “ II 75
....,lo,•ulliar. a year, ettatigesble et Seesere, M.
' •,, u.....-1 asobtbk p 6; e_paentlui, $11; 0 math&
' ”at . 2 1, 1.
~.. 1
.inenn, er 10 , oluster Years $6O; 6 masa.,
,a; 1 months, Pg.
• ~,i, imperiled in the itemises" tlimeeter, at 110 per
,„, -,‘ tines •?/...red for a CIA* OM/ AIX. sad soder
1 4
wed kdkiorial awilesk 10 sista a Na. ; bat Da
wkll be larertawl among the Special Noakes
than one dollar.
:-T ger/mots sad other* rokqedetalt ibearnost ehmagaw
dee. tinowata will b. abdirdid t• 4 squares, papaw.
did Per additions/ spasm the charges will
sod thsalvetttrumwsts must tm strictly
' w the logtrlmstrtbsistem ottbisdrortlimr. pay
for truildpot admitremosts trequlrors In rheas",
siii. for real' advertlang premlials4 half-yearly.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1 hicA sus rp
D. Ina Lot II lineentreo Irma AND Ligoons,
Etna& nt French aneadOok lee, he., c
ci sre c, Madeira, Nalaga,ftarry,Port,aeol " =
Wines; also manufacturer of rectified W Me
„ R.., Bourbon, Monongahela, , Reed Hollln 00
Free.
I. IttOKOS -
WSOLOII.O.II 1:1411A1.1111/11 OftfIOSILIZA AND
t i „,..„„,,,,5m. Stat. Street, No. 10 Brown's Block.
LI U. COLE.
Koos, Bisuct, BLaxic Hoot MA.WCIICTLIKV.II 4
a.. in goron4 story of Rindervrebt's Block, F.!rl.„ Pa.
tts IN c. W LeSON,
kilTiltlrlT k COITNI,XLWIII at Law, Ella Pa.—
! .1
.nur. on • ute Strok., Dear the Perk, In the American
Kt, r..noJ story of tliar bolldtaiy, Ocealard to F.
•., Ler 11. .111 0+ , 434 he hound In his atm, sod
i.tness punctually attended
)IA N, dir Cu.,
WiIoLMILIt axe ksr•tt. Gaocssa. and
,o Flour. Pork, Ft b, Salt, Sords. Wood sod
4 Ware, Natio sod tilasa, at No. 2 W righ
. 1. 4nr peer mt. Pitt NECKS:I.II. kl l 1111'111.16.,
I)ii W. Ai•likiiity
ArtUlaILT •T LAW, SC LIME, M..
14"111 "Me prompt attention to the lonatlny of land
ls • sante mast the payment oftamea In the States a Mu
-41...• yll ••:•1..r.. I p the purchase
• w Imp I.kt tt, ti
1 A•cr.ressetr t. T k. /Waked
44wpm:steamy. and Wholesale in.. Ketail lwaler im
rrtga and P.auslstar Slnor t;OWIN, It I IfILOO
ittt.tulux, 1Au5...a..1 1..111..na1,1•• Ntllnt.n, ,•ii
front log th. l'srk,Vrte, I'ar..4:3r
1.4.1 to ()Mere
N kf. T O N l'El"r1 PA,
17 .1 , Trolut. , AT 11,%. -- (llhro on I'lle.trgut
=
Met Ili, I boli.-1 yB+l
•IN IC .1 CSTI N.
Ila.tuot In I LnA, N at , Iwo, fine Jew •
r),,ttifyrf Spo ,, na. Plated War., I, , oking. tAlt
tAlskti Cittl..ry and irsai.7 4:notts, raryies
Ali, Wed • soar Prsch at
I I VE"
dc
4 °. Ai PL MLA - k KIRA 11, nKA Li. PIP to Faller
so.l'laY4•bry tanwtr, Mattano,(tii
tribr.ek,,Krie,
t. 11% V
ITTEIRNKT AT I... —Other its fekalrhl
~‘, ..xer Seat:Pero, k store In•
Street
Y:. t. 17A I,RitA 1111.
11 A TTMIXIT A T Law- tidier on Oth larrot
I. eple , eite the Cr.titt Itouee, Erie, f n
I • %1711('1•All
I .C.Acerssor ;a Niemen 4 Suleleaso
.1
..... • ilkt rOrtikt a Stat. an 4
• s Pelnte,ol.le,ll% e- 4 tuffr.lnet..e. Campbell..
...1, linotbee, be.
II
I.
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(. Of AIR AT
.14.t.i to errnler mania
r • •`'rte :••treet met the Pahl.. •-•.ttare. Ene. Ph.
l‘ r . K.
4"
4 tit i v:r 4 MT, ttmm.. to aaaaa
•• • _'•• Ftlock, ttetriltaitie of the Park, Krie, Pa ttf,
1.1.1 1 :•1 A.
Jvirnex Coir tits tumr.--ofik, tu S..rr
L I Nadi Alms. t a 54.4 So Public tn. l oytr. crir
i)o. BUS ar BICNNIIMA,
IrIPMUIDIULUI ANT Rails. airrr
• i , •• ler), 011,4111/10. snit ,N. k 12
•,. enrsior of !Fifth •41.ittr At lwtA, Frio, Mi.
Y A MkNIPT?
'1.11:11K KY & NNON•
t• Bentry er tr
,11
• A 4KM In A,Eagliab, Genoa), tad American Hard r ar..a.l
Also, Naih , tovilok, and ~, •••••1,
t Hothoe, Erie, •
lAIIIO4 LYTLIS.
TA MO*. la the mom reeratir orcupp-11 M law* Esq. au a Lix coma,
11.. PAr betown the Re.d tinevor and !Immo', lintel
M MA N FORD S CO.,
IDlALxitx ix GOLD, Silypr, Bank Notre,
crrtilltstps of Dopoidt, Ike Sight exrhanior orktl... prin.
quit cities coustantly for rah. OfserSo 9 }treat ff. ure
ibut.'le Square, Erie.
- '
T liMitrCUOoh & CO.,
.1 BV:Z../Prti 41/a vauUl Lunn of ant.,
I In.. ro and EUtods. Asada at ,la tb..bny Dame, I s es T•te.l
4. II [kith Jones.
31INNIG.
. rissLua in GrOelell.l, Pr.,
lore, Port, Flitb. Salt. arida, Flour, Fruits, Nuts.
s. sea, Brooms, Pulls, Wooden, Willow sod Stone Ware,
tr. Terms Cush. Rites lon. N. 4Wright's Ridet.
4treet, 1 doors above the Post Office. Erie. Ai.
T& RATHBUN, d '
L rraTtl, (iceflealy's i se
Mork, north .14e of Potato Square, formerly, oncup
qurm k en. All work warnotrit.
(I RAY Ac FARRAR,
rewntitiutv anetersk, nevi &niers in
ett India Clooda. Pnweine, Shnt. Par. Sakti FOP?,
, •11„ &e., ke , nonnei: Morn,
etrewe, Trio, Ps
.o GRAY. • •
J 011. 1 ,1 HICARN 6: CO.,
roawmaniro end Couroatmloo ll•rrharrta,
.i.olote fa Opal, now, flak, sod meat for • daily Roo of
'Poor Loki Woomera. Pub Pork. p.
ir I DDNLLOVIA HSU, &
MANC/ArTtIItLAJB 0( gtraim F.L. .1.14.. •ii•47l.
Hill Cmariagg. Arriesitursl !my loment% ' ("Ars,
Rd% Pa.
MISS Y. K. RHODIA,
FLissom4aut plums MA,;, 611 J -Writ
'•., A heeler & Wlistrots's %wing Maii ore Pn..rno neer
Austin's /ewell7 Stott, West Put, Erie. 17-"4titeb
.ns dons to Orley
k/HICHK H. CUTLHII.
ATTOINTT AT 1.. w, Gnard, Fri. Conn',
t • i'..llc 3l ems sad other 1.u.0n... att..o.IAA to with
:.n.int.tnres and dispatch.
JOHN .4 WAXPIT.
*) JraTtoli OP me Pest g Mee to Raottv's
u no-stairs. Erie. Pa
I i‘l'l:ll6Y it CLARK.
W COLBY ljg Garieuse, •oil Dealers Ds
ownestic awl Imported Wires sad I.l3'tora, also gents.
rotoke-ro, Fruit, Plitt, Oil, god Arent. r I.l4olstp %Mal n
Ale Nos 1 eind 2 Commercial trciltlit.ea, North Ind* of
pablir square, RA% Pa.
err • raroansr, t rL. ea,
fOIIN W. AVILES.
of lilvref.aerrixt, Wl o .l,male and Entail
i.eal.r in all tin& of Fancy, 1t,..m, Reeking
'. l6 4's .n 4 Pining Chairs. Nn. 4 ti r, It. Erie, Pa
B AKIR. Knii4llol.
mutant,' In Root.. andSbo... at It.bal•-
NO*
and •I No. M., eaolw.ll'n Work , tate. xtMet,
Edo,
11.1! 4 at LOW
Axr PAVITIttIUI k Whedeocale xud }`.et 11
d.sl.rs In Keil sod Chu Pro Pumps of Mipcsico. ality. the
ehrapnot and Mat now In us.. Shop :no l'orellth street
Xrle,
r"" Aqueduct far currying iratipr fov fowl', f•nn ror
THirpni.e. for Rale clump.
I . w. (Km,
".
K lt i. r l „ 4Yrr lcs? 'llEctlftr
nr+am/ Dirsiltng In south Park Roe,
M Mock NUS of ado UNA bigit4ive.
irk, Jul? 10, 110
G icomug fitOBTOIV.
FORVAIIIDISO and Cmaktuinaion 11errimot,
Public Doak, Crte, desk, is Cklaly Salt, VIA, Pinar and
plartpr.
NrAETEIIt at, KELLOGG.
Wenuesets and Retell deelere In Groceries,
l'ntriense,lp Chandler", Wood and Wllkry ware , ha,
tc, SW* SUist. T.se Pepe- -
VIM SIR etTORLEILL‘
W. OattaroLa, Jabber, %ad Retell
Lirter to evert u ptloa or Tore:lgo aad Oomeet=
00 4 a, Carps O ft Ma*, Ate. No. 13. State
-erase of rum rift Pa. -
UTILLLIN 111ORPITON.
/rams OP Till Ptloll. Deed& Agree
ment gouda awl liorttsgeg. Losses, &c- gerenstaii sad
rerefitly &mt. OSee es Preeeb, street, veer Ass. S.
4 4ervvil.-Oroarry Stole Sr* PS.
J. •
it DOWNING.
ortososo Low LIIIO Immo or =II
PR arc Will posetterio tho opoiosl Courts KrloConaD.
"" 1 wive toed kfthfel attnotioo to all Lindner eor
tmotod to iliahied~, either a an Attornol or Magistrate.
rr ose. la Kravis. Block. corn. , of .`Moto mad TOO
0., RN* s
W. 1111W171. 1 1/44,
. ATTOIRXIT AT LAw.--011Leo roosavod to
sow bangs. wile! of Moto Skeet, cmo the north Moor lb*
fluty lesio ra._ _
KAY, D AND 11161141 P.
nr, elearwoaa, Mealiat *ad.
'U ri '''. Na. 4 : 10 1 11 0 6 Kitert, Henan, X. Y.
rmAn►} Nn ithistiatt neleai•dr to 04 treatment
4 the k.► and Ur.
11180.-117
L 4 ORTI RIM 1•111 ULM.
ATTou , TAT LAlr.—nilla OVer Sturpv ' e 71a
"(hop, between Orewn'e Rotel ood Reed Route, We, Pa
Rcat! at RANK IN.
DZAL.II2B !chola of Co&l. Salt, Mew, PINK
ha., &e- Public bock. 1016, Pik. 61
6. BOOM 1. L iairlll/1
VOLUME 80.
LZAtI I WOI 9
ab
am
moan (^warm i• 01.04.4
r& Naar ta Palut." 11111
Cuinitwas. BundialbWirithar
Jam.a esiattiba
moo
esiumaimammendwe sift ,
nStaatera==thift
Mod
WILLING •
Is filling up his Store with
His usual variety of
1307,X33. 41.1 r GOMM.
And proposes to sell them
CHEAP ENOUGH
To induce •purehasers to
CO= UP TOWN
When they wish to lay in
A stock for the Little ones,
Or procure any in his line.
Oct 29. State street, between lith & 9th.
NOTICE.
ALL persons, without exception, knOw
lar tiotosOrso itolobied to more toropotlyieessit
olto pay the maim without Wog , se the
_ikbasja l
~Ur imminent leaden on early dlopowel of sulaittioil
imperative, lad V. tram that tto honeolno
'mated will to srot•0017 roottsoesto• • 17/6„, ww •
spouse to nate sodas. set & Jr. JO
7-7"
J. C. BURGESS & CO,
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
PORK, ♦a,
AT WHOLESALE.
No. 10, Brown's Block, State Street,
RA., Oct 8, 150, it.
RaIIEIED 1:101:119113;
FRONTING THE PUBLIC NAM?» -
1111,/E, PA.
P. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
Tills LARGE AND ELEGANT HOTEL
Rao bum tholuegkkt ropalrett sad refoistallr•
rd, and is now opeu for tbo reooptioo of
..Board by the Day, Wahl , or Month ale rea
sonable tern's, the Proprietor pletistinsr kisnooff tAtat
no (fort skull be wanting to yam outing satiOrskst.
P- • Prinks* Parties, Maser Parties. or Rosiossio of
Public (tolls otlt Ond U,. arommoductoas at this House
superior to Loy other Is nos oar Gad tb. chagrin ea roar
gnash)*.
1131rOood Statitag atteabed when gattela fr tin
eouo try will always tad attentive hoeing to bake door
of their treatut. Maya 11169.0111
PIANO . PORTE
MELO D EON MANUFACTORY
SAVE TWEXTY FEE CUT
WILLIAM WILLING
:lie ;Ili .J 1
),.
• •
4
Tlf E experience of reveal y years, and the
idea that 1 *mid Mlll/11
PIANOS AND MELODEON&
In Elie eheappr than I stut bury these siserbss"
mut Ise rhea; Pr, limber is dissaor, essi
muse. iodated me to ssaploy essiostsai
eAm piety, trip•rietieed ~EMI% Who
carried 4.,, a Piano lisantactory thee-
_Pfeil for ll,e rem sod who add me their
retire stook oreersory to Maki ouch tootrosorstr,
owl I our rem proposed to forobli ray eraser Moods
•
Pianos and Melodeons
Of auperior Ton. and frotsb, and will
11717.116.1EVEL.A.1%7TCliladt t
For any loogth or time, to Ova •
COMPLETE EATIEFACTION.
bly roptitation as a Ibuttelaa and birders watt would
tw loot it thee* lootrumonto should sot au road, ood
swore the public that nothing is to bring about
the deeired rotolt. via :
Producing • Soo and oulhoniodal Plossorilion
will she seed oannificedboo, sad say is
some longer shoo any Plasm I. know of.
TERMS VERY EASY
PRICES VERY REASONABLE'
I PATRONIZE „,.
Your Own Oitisons at Rome I
ORDERS ar WHOLESALE or RETALI!
E.Peu WI prnroptly and bitty
Er Pr”duce, 'warn." no Stoma, old lontrtuir, LAIR
Inn., and any iblnt elms I can vela or *me, lay bus
mese, will be taken its exchange for Pismo rArtm. Aube
denne. Deleinwrs and any thin, fert.. I have , In my store
PIAIioS To LET !
TUNING DONE WELL!
NEW MUSIC EVERY WEEK !
NoNE BUT THE BEST AR TICLES ON BAND
THE GENUINE RIVALED
Chiekering & kin's Plano 'Portal,
Him sou wow board nf • pone ellididiteg Mob ?-
Let me know where It is •ad I will asebasers
WK. WILLING.
EDITORS.—You all remember the
over Mr Flom* Widens of Now Tort, has sus& tor
advortiodou to your pecan. nut Itudroulipued will do •
Itttl• better, Ifyou will taro. btu. with ual. .ad wilt
haroish you with say Maio you order au aOrlrri. Mr*
we your order. WIL WILLING.
Rl* Juno 111. 184,0 —1
NILIT4I.I.IsTEIRI'Sr
\AIRS. CURTIS has returned; from New
York, sad is bow nooodirisir b•r Moo&
XILLINERY AND ,rANcii GOODS 1
' Cousistialt bi 1 .
.
itiik. Satin and Straw Elniinete,ll
11. 44 Th... 0.0 . Caps. Flower.,Mlgbowt . , twillwo, %NON
1 V *loot Ribbons, roily", Lawn, &a, Ite. • Aloo,_ _
Hoop Skirts, Hoo Ziphyr Bomb, Twww owl
wittottat for Itesktol , Laos rats. 0 amps.
' riot quality, of width will Ito wold so off
at. by booed w .
Or ItILLIWZR6 wpptled win' all woo& la tiiiblise
a. W Waal., MM. N. COITIS.
Krt., Oct. 1, 1589.-11..
WHO' WANTS A SAFE.
Ills subscriber has me tarp she
HERRING'S SArt. ' which b• will alarm etMpg
Cash or appmred mar. W. 1..
Krie, April 11, 18511.-44-tir.
NI 1.. boul
101)IIILDERS RAE:DWAIN'
_I) A full .nd eompisla ssertiemel of Man lbw&
wars, for solo gory tov by selli4l. J. C SUMS .
SADDLE & CARRIAGE TRIMMING&
A fell boortampst of Sobbiry wedre=re.
nuns, for lobo very leer by J. C.
cr:dkRPENTER'S and JOINER'S TOOLS,
the tamed sad I:bawl eta* ia the cigr at
Oet. 211 1510,-21 J. C. 8i
SAUSAGE CUTTELS.CIeavers, Mincing
ICitter autdmw taboo. at Go stogy of
cet-tiP-41 J. C. .• , •
SHOVE, and Tongs Stands,
suinas. an iM U J. C.
ABLE CUTLER , Pocket
all NOW simi aunties, at lawjmefalia
Oct 110,10-71 J. C.
TIMOTHY MEDI TIMOTHY
lob& Mel Mot Ors MIN"?
estrimi. sod kit gab show Is tanumr
Erie. Oat 16, 'NW
OF AS, LOUNqtR, ANg 8 ' T and
Balt soot own); maw* sow,
8.4'. Feather D.O. obi 1014alre i Chs.
rot orkine mut nest M the a f oot Aro, PO.• W.
COAL. OIL U of 4
hd o owes b ssc o- - • lis.4l
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(IF my own - molsei of 1 11 . 41iiscHWAkon
1.../.ssu as km fee saiWAKeisa
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wsekty Isamit to mei tie lima ,li.firi
Now. e. Miami if i ll og" WAV A
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cm, PSICSOB aro '-
low by' Bra.
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dal Milbasir /
111 q 11 ,,1,1r
mei ! mow! tie spoilile# aria tin day
'V. awl sot lowa brat Mop • shah
klids pin la SU liNse 164 asols.
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ism* tr . 1111,14 leas
I Yaw. Aria vortlniallissil *IS 4114,
l• 1 447 Wow thall
thiiiitnetillesiii AIM acidag lIA
flap I lump amps
Rim aim% as Waage bre %Ore ow.
I balm that osairibibp vim bid away,
111 Marie Ai& did inspillpgay 1
The littikassb sad Ad balftedd AWN,
lbo esp. 11 9 1 itdfidpiddlied beide bled ;
dad so soldireetb . dltb; Its emirs dpnad.
As idea is the hies ibr tile Malmo dud.
Ilia MOW rive, bat, sik► Yew Meet
roe Mose amo borbodiliserk.
Ab 4 pbebb.4 le`earpiair yew.
May see, like lige; damsel' illlllll6
How aisiirotl.4 boot numb alley,
Is Isssisd lip with sa may WV
for Mt “Obeerret."
JOTTIIOO II Nolflllll IEW TOIL
Ilirasanumui Cp., N. Y., Nov. 26, 18:59
To "kik mall Joreensonaere away
And rata besot •r
gloolz os te—
Par huller Um* error
la take your pe la
a. ikon an la t.
Your friend saith, that in consequence
of an "irrepressible conflict," his peregina
tient have been ionnewhat eircrunseribed.
yet he tun aired himself a little in the lo
calities famous in days of yore for the stir
ring events that "tried mans souls," but
the event; are nearly forgotten, or only re-k
ferred to. when some *litigious enquirer"
seeketh iinforaustiou under difficulties.—`
Scarcely is trace remains to show that the
red band of war ever held sway among
these quiet hills or perteethl vales, and they
could not be identified with the history of
the past. Theremains of a Corduroy Road
marks the rout+ of the invader—an old well
tells of the site of a French fortification
near Fort Ana, a potato field is the exm
place where the brave and fearless Poniard
was tied to a tree for sacrifice by the till ,
duns. Battle:Hid yet frowns on the tsar
row gorge - below, mug* unchanged save hi
Unimproved road which the invaders found
rather hard to travel. The works at Fort
Edward harei disappeared, except what
might be takiin or mistaken fbr an old eel
lar. Bloody Pond shows no tinge of the
purple gore from whence it derived its
name. A Illdnumental Stone, standing on
a steep hill side, tells the visitor where ed.
Williams fell.; end a magnificein Hotel / at
the head of Lake George, marks e, s ite of
"William Heaiy," the most fatal
ground of t 6 Preach and In ' War.—
./....
dilapidated 'iltdate fence, ninotanding two
or three old atone houses.. We have now
made a circuit from Ft. Ann to old Ti:
as the Phu* i,i familiarly called, and are
now about to return to Battle Hill, within
two miles of "the place of beginning." en
closing all and singular, the real and im
aginary of .the past, together with the ap
purtenant* of the aforesaid B attle Hill,
which Jahenow bath become famous as the
turaisfiponit of the American Revolution.—
And' why pot' Judge H—, of Saratoga,
is/writing it down in big new book, with
Plenty of facts and figures to make it plain,
and to hike will belong the credit. The
f •
argumetittis—Burgoyue found but Little to
oppose his progress South, except the bar
riers nature had interposed between White
Hall and "the narrows" below Battle
Hill, which affords barely a passage for the
River. Here the advance troops were met
by a captain Brown, with *company of vol
unteera, and forced to retire. This uulook
ed for repulse was followed by an entire
change 9f route. The main army with the
bane stores returned to Ticonderoga,
theses by Lake George and Glens Falls to
Fort Edwards. while the lighter troops
crossed the lificeMtain, by way of Welch
Hollow, andjained the main body.
Either rout" in the then unsettled state
of the country, must have been slow an
tedious. To the invaders the delay wart
fatal. Six weeks wswe consumed in gain
ing s point only Waive miles south of their
first repulse, and with the time the pro
visions necessary tq continue their march.
,To enable them to Teach Albany a detach
ment was, sent to seise the American stores
at /kumington. Stark thought the Hee
-1 aians stark mad to undertake so foolish an
affaii. He was quite willing to treat the,
Si* a warm fire, end exchange a supply dl'
leiyi for claret, init this the poor Dutch
men
could "nix foe stay," and returned rath
er chop:ellen, As a general fact, but lit-
[de effort Trap media to stay the invasion.—
The people were jealous of their honor and
preindined against their officers. But the
barbarous murder of a young woman near
FortEr aroused 'the smothered em
bers of, atriotiam and kindled a fire of re
snap. 1 This unfortunate victim of swage
•dssecheq became the martyr of Indepen
dence, though no drop of her blood was
warmed withsympathy for the cause. She
was the daughter of a Scotch loyalist, and
affianced to a British officer, but murdered
by ens of the Indian guides appointed to
planting to the British camp. A plain
Marble Blatt marks the mortal remains of
Jane Melarea, the victim and the martyr.
To these eauseemay be ascribed Burgoyne's
defeat, which ratan *glowed.
Bil
ilia so
-1100.
flo much hi! aiiiiient history. The an:
face of thicac ti % much broken by spins
fil
pf the I n a
tains, mom e of the ele
thatione Wl* earlialf a Miley and afford
ingsliveryiilied: panekina of hills and
calec,l,lll4beind fanu& Iron and black
lead ere. the.ionlyakinscala known. but tar
ditlou his tweed , iluver snipes; and one
r oldansin hones oteold within half a mule
!akin ho now 1 exprweed a desire to see
'the lability, but her was • hih bury, and I
*mica his eeirchwill die WO tdm;ortftir.:
4441innut einikittklaiv witFi a tiwiltatud
ffold mine. From the rocky Were of the
IEI
PL,
appearance, and the Al hipertain desttem
Lion to grain. Corn egad Imeirwheat wid
flourish when not dean:lid by frosts, WS
dairy and potato grovringlirn the leading
sgripultural pursuits, and Its these many
of the farmers haveaeVid weal th .
The surplus population a home in
the West where , they spread thaill.
selves, so that the local 410 is not increase.
Top villages were finished long ago. pre
senUng the appearance #1" neatuesarmi
taste, and adorned wile. besatitil wide
spread elms.
White Hall, since thsoompletion of the
Railroad, exhibits sad evidences of decay.
Glens Falls. in the a;:golittng °Musty, is A
thriving town, about thon)else of tric!. lts
prosperity is manly depektdent utap the
Saw Mills and lumberiagjideantagelti,os-,
woes. One gentlernanttokl me Ere run t
230 saws, and mut tohnhe largest mi ll i
was a little below, on - etn opposite side of
the River. Black Marbilt is quarried here,
and Lime burned for ti X. Y. Market,
to an extent almost inerikinde. There is
also a large Hub factorybieh turns out
large shipments to California. the elm
blocks of which they *reined* command-'
lug $7 per cord.
At Fort Edward is a lat!ge Puma* which
contributes to its pewit*, and a filetni
nary of no small pretezelnns, but a little
noted for the smell of tar e , and a strong un:-
dercurent of Phariseeism '-which, pervades
the whole acuity. John Brownian] and
Bleeding Hanna have so eclipsed the liter
al. that teeniest merit Met I stern rebuke
at a recent exhibition for no other reason
than the student, a lady, was ' from the
South—while wholesale ilisiltination of na
tional character met a , * applause., The
fate of John Brown. wi of hiedew and
honorable titles oven 'mixt; creates eon
siderahle reeling. lA> not think there is
one here who wouidZ s ture within the
at
smell of powder to • a release, but
many are of the opinion it will be done.—
if not, and the penalty he so richly de
serves is exacted, for livery drop of his
Martyr blood will springs thousand flash
ing bayonets to battle far the—nigger. The
&Mei is looked upon as a nation.of cow
ardly cut-throats, except
~the Virginians,
who have dwindled We pigmies,' and
are ready to die with Dir. . I need not
tell you such sickly est4itnenta,nee the
manufacture of "our dents" who
pander to the corrupt - . of some of
the leading •N , Elb. Orioles o'f
party. bush, a hate b lament
slam
lOtt . piCi I- '
the negroes, every violation of law, even
treason and murder are regarded as move
ments in the right, which neither consti
tutions, laws, nor the chivalry of the South
can preven t,and are presented as highlysom
inous of an approaching crisis. Reason
is discarded and conclusions reached at a
jump. The South is the aggressor, her in
stitutions wrong—they are nght, and have
never transgressed, therefore they have an
undoubted right to do as they—please.
The South is a drag on their prosperity
with which they could well dispense. A
dissolution or civil war is therefore a mat
ter of secondary importance. They can
not comprehend that a natural relation
exists between the products of the South
and the immediate wants of the North ;
that to these advantages they owe in a
great measure their own prosperity ; or
that it is impossible for a race but one re
moved from the darkest heathenism to
make desirable and worthy citizens. They
have a wonderful faculty of ignoring the
l aws o f progression, cultivation, and adap
tation, and can manufacture a union pure
Angio-African brother with as much ease
as a conjurer can a magic circle ; and they
profoundly venerate the creature of their
disordered fancy, while their seal is nearly
allied to that which lighted the fires of
persecution.
Such a feeling is encouraged and fos
tered by a horde of itenerant lectures and
annual gatherings of Free and easy Vir
tues who call down blasphemous invectives
against laws, constitutions, and the Sacred
Oracles of Religion, if opposed to their con
tracted views. This is not exaggeration or
fancy sketch. It is as true as startling
nor alone confined to the class described.
The church is the grand centre around
which these lesser satelites revolve, and
she is now engaged in the dsperate effort
to make :a bloody and heartless traitor
outshine the martyr at the stake,and "make
I his gallows as glorious as the cross." From
fanatics we may expect blasphemies, and
1 shall look for sacred gallows and holy
John Browns as soon as the Silversmiths
have time to ply their art., and promise
great gain to the craft. How the multi
tude of worthies who have ascended the
rope to glory, will rejoice to know the gal:
lows has triumphed by the merits of St:
John Brown.
NW Creek em Cr.SOMA MIMI Will be
The lops toe blest meratte;
Tb. blood at'Clwtot Do mono AO gam
The glamor look beyond the wow—
Sot th.e, door , 641totak t limos slow
For ma's oedema ant alemet—
Tba only Impel° ametare. &eat
Tim giortom portal way to HOMO.
What stable mm Wawa 111 ow oyes,
Whoa thy dear boom Wore_ pa rim;
Frew woo toopmetiod I would nisi,
dad lowa to Om do • otalag.
What tesammly tramwebp ell aor my burst.
bosoiAb his Gallows VIM T Tod,
mad Atm Ilbo imams al oar Sot,
Araimmt by Jason's pradoes Mood.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is permitted to
use the above when he publishes "The
Gallows' Harmony—or devotional Hymns
for Wiper's Ferry Saints," wherein it will
fully appear that "The Saint now waiting
to state martyrdom has made the Gallen"
as glorious as the Cross."
But enough of this : In this far off laud,
I hive oftened been asked, "Where is 20:-
odowituk" who whilom was wont to delight
yottr node's with jottings on the New
Ycirk Ripremt. I have just seen an info-
MOM story by that constant attendant,
Paid, who I suspect ii is cheniller de in.
&nark, /engaged in the honorable proles
god of iihstracting loose change froadrow
sy travelers' pockets. Did hethirdi the
silly *Miry ohs flirtation Would go down,
and thus ntisiend the •pnbliet The truth
is, "Nits" was an agent Of the U. G. R. R.,
and a few weeks mos was rereiptised near
Hatper's. Ferry. with a suspicious iron on
his shoulder, but since the Ware of Old
. 3ohn nothing has been seen of him. It Is
slumowd' he ht now hunting for Liillann
, Balloon in the ibreatit elf (:wads.
Yours,
Mil
ER 10, 1859.
WirOIIOIIAVAILIK . - •
•
The worl4 aullammilidllkausaisea •
Yaws besissiese selsbles thissamink •
Ibq dna w MatikrOsasog& lam" • ,
Lad tape to the latch ha ateatra. - . ,
, rati ol 4 l 4•o o "RiPar. l 4l *ails% , , ~ , r
Or
' ' Mb t e tra aid iota ?
If the * iediat bliii aii th. two:, -• "
pros dame dead" lb bum by. thy Wit.
rot the simile. Us , "sill kid la tb• carear,
yew ss amisiorbe tbElitaaa.
WV midi far a mad& otatiridaa,
l is
.! Th at , a,leatts tad &amid to coaratao.
, Lad yogi& thou be th an • dertrer—'•
\ With flosegid, abrala, sad a load
-
Val wad Oar Via •COliatod. - ..,
likabllihreeahribothhos that time Per ereemerek
Therele bred Di he weer freer the firreserii •
Arof loarelle thselerett tow berm. .
There Is sestrte earlaperbel trr the , chisel
Dare that break hobos the heehaw, of Joao.
111111 roe let tli s ta Sew rest fa the flirt.
ihibididol • bars we a babli I
Nor bid {be sheer Indio from Utaiiinsece—
AN dirk Ia u frith wan all ►
On, Mears of tbs Wasson id gust-11111 :
Thum% issastbAss tly Ishis mist giro.
tr. Mrs Oat Ot.ear taa 61 41 1 .0141 •
Mils the elect har thy . frat
Llvs—soot tied sttli thy hes Is the kale bump,
Is tbs teed' el tbe brasier sad priest
UK lite asesossts ant kale thy mashasa,
114osert !OWN/ award al • Aso,*
Then sye ererdeead pees le be wield*
Tbarkare thoeilte that areet die it weast4. •
)1;e80, Woe *eater sod Oaf taxed mem
',veldt,* dream, QM ere deed
"IIK dew thy bop, le tile pyie,
Dermot Mad bee the Woe oral
LOLL not lima ovett seals lartfe thadoe—
Them saaltild for thee la the eaten.
A Duel by 6ndle-Light.
rrnm lbe tallfornis Golden lltsitle
It was in the winter of 1851—the 17t14 cif
November, Well do I remember the day
—not alon* from the circonvitances I am
about *relate, but—but no matter. The
experience of every earlt adrentover here
is dotted with endd,ring landmarks, to guide
the mistiest atop of recollection beck
ihroach ttisi , Mtn 'vistas of the putt, and
lengthen Wlegrestwtyi-of life: Broad,•this
evening, is the toad she trateled to-day - r ural
flowers still , blossoni beside it, and therm
linger in the tight ; but further book and'
it narrows into a thread-lilts petit, along
which the flowers lie dead and settntiewt,'
and touching here and there at a moment
of bliss, a sepulchre of hope, or Spritinbcdes
the confines'Ofutemory. and is soon Italto
sight.
Well, it was the l'ith of November. The
day had been a dreary, drizzly one, and as
night opproached the wiami halted, and a
heavy fin rolled like a mig,htyavaianche of
show over the hills west of San FrunciOce,
and settled hr a thick, altaost tlrenehlttg,
!mast, Inter, muddy streets And house top.
'Toms indeed a chilly, cheerless evening,
and we do not wonder then, nor do we
now, that the ;waling kotimes Were brats-d
-eg, and the bars of the drinking saloon*
thronged 4 for the city wanfullortetesugora,
ond promenading the halrlowed streets
by the light of ,an occasional. door lamp -
could scarcely be deemed pdaitive ctijdy
meat.
The "El Dorado" was the great centre
.lf attraction. Itwas not only one of the
largest and maw substantial streotaams in
the city: but its proprietors were men
Whose wealth was counted by tens of thou
... . . - . bank in its capa r FiouS ma
tounees. Through the room were /aright - I
no leas than twenty tables, at ,which were
played • fare,' 'monte,' 'vinget uu,' •rouge
et noirt,"lansiniumet,' and a variety of
other games, the very names of which
have escaped me, while from a raised plat
form poured a contiuous flood of excpuirte
music from a band of the test musicians
in the country. The finest musical talent
in the State found employment in the
gambling saloons in San Prandbco and Sa
cramento, and many of the most noted
performers in the country to-day :made
their deist before an audience of gamblers..
Simonton, the well known violinist, and
Patinae, one of the best pianists in the
State, for two years occupied together the
platform of the •`E.I Dorado" lit Sacramento,
receiving $64 per day for their Serrices,
and the very first musician once led an
orchestra at another gambling house in the
"City of the Plains."
As we said before, the "El lkwado" was
crowded, litany were betting and ventur
ing their last dollar with an unconcern
characteristic of the times, while as many
more were elbowing their way from one
table to another. with no other °Went than
the gratification of their curiosity, and the
vain hope of seeing some desperate gambler
"tan" a bank and win it. A doses or
more were reeling through the saloon, en
tirely too wealth in their own estimation
to even covet t he piles of lucre around
them, while not a %sr might be observed
with their hands jammed into their empty
pockets, staring abstractedly at the pro
gress of the game that had relieved them
of their last, ounce.
The band had commenced its second
performance for the evening, and - seemed
intent in boisterous eseentionto drown the
clamor of clinking silver, when a tall, mus
cular looking miner,stepped in front of the
door, and gazing a moment at the scene
within, buttoned histhick coat around him
and started down Washington street. He
was ocairsely but comfortably clad. A pair
of heavy. brown whipikeri covered his face
and the broad brim ofa slouched hat almost
rested upon his shoulders.
"This way, Jatie," said a voice to a fe
male who hastiest emerged from a small'
wooden building immed i atelybelow the
" El Dorado," and stood• hesitating beside
a pool of mad and water. The miner
stopped, and as the woman carefully se
leotert a stepping place, and sprang to the
I pavement, be involuntarily mughther by
the arm. Somewhat surprised at the
'prompt atisistanee, she gaged into his sun
burnt face for a moment, and thanking
him politely, passed on with her compan
ion, who had taken a more circuitous but
less dangerous (to his polisher' boots) route
to thegiderwalk. .
Hesitating for a moment, the miner
turned' and follow*. He started • as be
saw her enter a gambling saloon. Pulling
his way awash the orrawit be neat din.
cowered her seated bobtail s% monte table.
We do not wonder that hie 'dark eye Bash
ed—for her sweet fisca,was pale and care
worn. and the smiles that played upon were
it m meeningleasou a wayside snoocib.
Her companion who "called" otral.esaled
the games as she turned the o-ards, wig: . '
what any lady. without a too eareful scru
tiny, of the face, would byte prxmonneed a
fine looking nnui l ille was dressed in the.,
natremOof good Wt., with istiePruon per- .
Impe l of too gentf,s, display of jewelry. Ilia,
features were totals: and /2iit eyes plettliug
and restless ; but s .4iiii , proud, cur l of itui
lip, whit* not .uufrequently denotes 'Am
nia and manly itideiiindastin in hiot,was'
a =die indication
~of resiclatinetin . aid
.
The cards were *huffed, and a"lity out,',:,
given
"flake your bits', guntleinen,'' Mg Out
bint'lYhiiirkolli*lnd n - pill q id! :
l ee :um, e . - 11,0 140 . w tar. 7 -Intike:
Pillisit Ids kitore
and
ib,ehect
the table, .4llli}ii awed`
~~~~~~ ~~~,~ y~
J VI al.
4,20/den auseetepoisodelisidior
VALF4IIO: .;
m in s trOtiiitragid "
ft ben birmehtisitrusw • tiod
ie.her and ,rnbikiamminetopy.46..
moniehed theugreigypeame bet
The indicagon, &Nat
wilshotloistientitigadtb
with a, *own dadvairaidstig htiaTki . •
is searching stare upon tbe strampetvwbo
rust it with it glaii n e b g ddipposatret ,
the and t er to the of
a revolter 'Mr Thh ob.
served O. Theonsiner Mile* bided Ikb
anus, aid shed/ales. with ireisblinirbend,
proceeded t
th n
o *MY the gm&4o4 The Jack
won. Again e miii were mtd
ounces were thrown don by ttiiiireager two
instead of one. Re lost a second time,
again,. and of golden pieces- bad
been transferred, trom p his raw 14:s the
table.
"let your husband diet," odd the loser,
addressing the women, "perhaps it may
change my hack n
.
At Ur mentio of the word "husband,"
a pee9lmr smile rested upon his lips, and
they eyes of thei Woman dropped' to the hb ,
ble, as if toravold the scrutin yofthestran
gter, that he might not-read in them aeon-
Union that she hod no.husban4, although
she was a mother. But he read all.
- Again the cards were dealt.,There Was
a perceptible nervousness of te lhand and
a strange twinkle in the, eye of the miner,-
as be drew from the lifst?keta of his over
&sit two purses. All eyes were turned to
'wards him.
-PH bet a hundred ounces on the ace!'
he exclaimed to the astonished' gambler.
dropping the saoks of dust -04 the Whin
"and will drew the girds myself."
"Flue hundred dollars is the limit," said
the
_gambler.
. ”There law limit to your rescsaity
thnedered the stranger, "nor should there
be to your game !" , and he replaced the.
purses h 5 his paket." '
• The gambler wane* his 'feet with Me'
hand upon hierneolvsw p battens he could
draw ,it, a Woyr: front the.harrogast 9C the
nal wort miner segst,hitU • raft, t9-. 4 4 1 9 ; 1 1t 1 r.'
In a niOrpent waii con ion. pi.'
en gatriblett • Mini the 'sitfollha fables'
wished to the miens of the fsitrrsirbchleg, i
With piat9lll and, knives glister/twin the.
lamp-light. ,The woman risekto her'
feet, and'stood sneeetileas behind the table.;
.4.Rtand heeilLtbdated the Ittineedibr-:
lee from biallielt with hisdeft hand alsuisti
Wait knife, sud swinging an 40104
navy revolver m the ottaer. "Stitud.hee*
he repeated, refreatin &atrial` the w.ag aa: l
th' garilbter at tetnilkß btrote bporithit.
''er by the Mother 44! , Oak ritual the
.1100 t with your caresses'." .
•• Shoot him down !"I cried
.ows ot„the
gamblers, brandishing a piglet over his heAd,
and evincing little inclination to under' ,
*eke thejon itimsedf. . . ,
" Tba find., ,tuars a, tra r dint
thean "eldeiTy ge engin e, 1)," '
the erostit . laetnk las
the liorebeereed ' , wren toeneiiirtoe
great an odds for any mai. lie iswatrasie
gar tame, but by shall have fair
titght ! right !" shouted the crowd,
beginning to andeteterof the nettrenef•the
Stoll, "give him a 'shame I" and wdosea
more piatoia suddenly fowl the Ugh‘
- Let me et him !" yelled the vunider e
who tad been knocked &nen, itteerp•
Ling . to reach the Weeder •thrintgh The
throng. • • •
leinke•WaY.fer 11 41" hissed the Wear.
sad
I will use nothing but
. tbiiir and 4 9
nthiseitintirielfilit i ke •
Hold I" Sara mainly
had first inairted upon fair play; "if you
really do want to fight,. select sortie spot
where there are Hewer spectators. If not,
put up your iveisports."
- '• You are right, " said the miner ; "but I
still meet tbeseoundirel wherebe will, when
he will, and with what he, will."
" Enough," returned the gambler, req.
dared desperate7ith rage •••follow me with
a friend and 1 . .011 BOlvraniodateybe in ten
manatee."
" I fain completely at your opervism" said
the strsuger ;" but I have no friend here„
unless I may call you one, fentif the friend
lyrlPt you haver already wesimed in this
d
culty."
" I will not desert you how," said the old
man, extending his hand, "for you are a
brave man, ands Kentuckian knows how to
appreciate courage."
The miner smiled, and stepping to the
table where the woman was Jutting, pale
and tremblut,g. lid to her in a low
Woe :
" Fear nothing—if you are sent for do
not fail to come." Then taking the arm at
the old Kentuckian, he &armed the Van-
bier, who was just quitting the sakootk-sc
comziied by his friend.
friend,". said the miner, as semi
they .had reached the greet.*: the fight must
be a room alone, and without seooncbt—
with ivbet weapons I case not. Let what.
ever may transpire thereafter excite CO in
quiry, and I wail explain all to ! isuirrow.,'!
The Kentuckian bowed. Both put*
pp~s4assl 'lion Washington street for some
distat~oe, and halted i 4 front of small Ose ! .
story brick building. The door was openaol
by a Chinaman, and taking
the gambler led the way up a_ otetaios
to a small back room., It had one window.
and was furnished with a cot bedstead,
w as hstand, and two chairs. Plp.cing
.the
light upon one of the latter, the gsnitlfir
strode towards the stranger, who , had jest,
entered, and said :
"Here is the place, and now the tifael",,
lie expected the miner to maniftet symp
toms of terror at the announeemetlt, sad'
ask to defer the meeting; hull- he WWI In
error, and the cool reply of "ikactly,"renq
doted him alarmingly cognissipt of the fact.)
As a last effort to shake the resolutio.'not
the belligerent mountaineer', and avoid the
encounter, for which he It no hieffmnion, '
the gambler said, with *fleeted cabanas*.
" lf pre fight at 41, it must be alone w en4,
in this tooni, each armed with a revolver and
a bowie."
'T I dm fortunately provided with both,"
. was the resolute rapt • .
"Thoo,d—it you, 'the conseippmeesd"
returned the fumbler, etermined to fire be
the word, and Sliding coinage in the
Atishenoreible resolution. ile - fonnd
consolation-in the smile just perceivable
through the henry, ,beard of his eategr,
nil tot. ;,t•
The arraligettiente uesperate en
counter were Morm made. • 'The lithe:lodb
each armed with a kuitsand revolver, were
to. be placed on opposite sides of thoro. ;
the door was to be locked on the - 6iitslEf6,
end' at a ward from the seconds,' the' llght'
-was to commentsa with either weapost,wad
tootitiue for ten minutes,at the aapttatiott
-7 14 ' 40 r .9?-11 40 V1 4(6 v!e r gt to r e4 Atfri
the tooth. ,
The **sports Were tuirans•V in 1)4
cotatishmts Owed for btaughter by wide
light. The door ad bmunely tbeesa cloud.
awl d .1 0 : 6 :1 1 1Amf.SEDAler
blandxedr piefliar in dr,
*Hug, not an 'net friitti . the head at Os:
other. With the sorts gof a dgei, dge.4o
ter duoichimseitupttu .the Vander. sot
ornshedldta 021 :4 1oor,, bigots 11,„ •
Mei to Use either or kntle
titig the de l' One, •
hhti by the theelitiiiiid - hontog •
h*thetast4 the maw sinettavatild4estris ,
jr there i f he uttered wo • •
).
i"All eight—give the word !" said the
.0-• I 1;
MID
MEM
MEN
A{iza: i ; ~.-.irt
pleee;mati niter timited:ilaellinialty4lit
• You. mittnenty. the s taw
• , --,, i •
er' Malmo ' • :,' , Mi r :. ; • ; .1 , . • : r1
ing mthker•perante, mad they anatetill*
= of her tatn Threw ipsamiteganthe
sir, whillild on to
to
me g % i l !t 11 : !Iii _ltil i ‘ r %
=to Owen. the eitt - vir•
he ever meet her,. hawed , gm*
after, unmeant oflee:preeestini
night hp hand her umne peon . ._,.: : . '
the street. He followed( het to, ~ '
s
heat lid recognised her, st d
."' ,i is e
set her , seducer, whom he itsd tasinebtit
I Moe Were., In vinatining•ldonumephe
toun , ,
which
14$ e to VOUS .
eettn i d n i e it h detelt torttA lik
He you ins remit alone. N'iltr -
ell to emasairutte him. Delon 'knot, It.
now 2" •
~i. 1 ~x,,t 1 , 41,
~ou„„_,,,
lorcyl--spare me!" midithe gamilthir,
"On erne rondition,!.
replielfiliAii ' id
Olgatiallqi• " . • .1 , . ' " • i a
"That you
dishonored alld a marry b th e
enniten :ittia,teir*
. ond°‘9 l 4A! ell
vocation." 4..
"I roment—but when ?" I - I.". •dal 4
"This very hour." ...• i , i 1.,i .
"1 promise." said the _ s i 1 ~„ ,„, ~,,.
"But, your promise is not ;' ""
' 1,". It
plied Farley. "r will ha . ~_,.fSuara
ntee. This pistol shall inil Mtn itli ,
hands or youtinde, until , . prondedifedei
filled; and by , nay hopes nfleassn o •iluent
IlOttte in the Pri°smiuMil %OW Vitli
position io 'esatpe : I sill
. pt . la bat, I throne
your to d, y. o •, . - , It 1,4444 lil
-:••Placit* Ng • ail the lisiblopeidei%
enoepi the pistol w • dm hadiatfillid le
hil l eoPd. Niel reitilke4oWllaulPeCtiteo
ordered him fo send for Jaamm p i kar
-rbtAie. ' Thriniet ' the e lite'
veleta' the-second* had epniXiAtiip - dal*:
%derto.askpouh,stitlain, BritMintLropesibed tahr
1
Mitt no 4 bl - ootltrYeetf a rA t
v ulv
lift theliindig *id inVie
.
cras in ehe•pasienee b. tipsinisongial
*inn She remmennti ea en "dsconqt
c o r pereim e w thlia-1 " 1" e t i 7
i r/1
Ilan ern etticittettititromplille*
-Idatel\reedy.teninoigsmihsi- • ,
° 11 °1 4 14245 , **AA " : ::, • .- &MP
Palley w Jamul* : 55,„, 4 ~ ..erSile , t ejek•
*Mon thitit • is , s , . ,•' 4 7'' + s Via
she hung•tipenick• ~
illieliiiiii
that the eameow...*ad sentitenia lusikend
:lt4:nl a z7;
" . t ..- i„ at 5.4
eWI4 . .
e. ; ''':,; ' 6l l, 4 ,i'f'
of leadinstneilt • •..
•;mien • • gaffe*
o timid? andsteptiet • - emideeatielniaat
PIWRI/. o c* MAO .• fi • . .. , j o
'tills mine!' in "Old .s s s--. ' . seld
Itek,"as the " • s - -;*'-'' 4, - 'ist
to tall him. ma killetthydhir-744 •• ' • 1 14-
di5acia.,1136.54 , ~ . ..- i --, , , •,• ! • ...r., Xr -dr, Or
tiati
1111 1 1 1 . 446 Y !FAlrtittiro.
.. -4. 4w
Vyck a fairmer,repidmiLm • . • 3: 1.:
i'valtuitole horse fatnitioC' • ' , l O h a 'A. .
hog weened.. l Htleing"the 7 s'-' •
_ teineaktoutof thmtienpandiani
' ' -'s , leferal)4. igto ', ' he? .:Af
10% with nearly ell the flesh mini from hits
head and neck. _
i tt ni t a r cd pppottiigishe hat
followed the noble ' td fl4v,dosixt,
when the attack 'OM ' 4, A."Fitipp
wound was *lucid In the liteneVailli, VW
lug evidence to the aandlants tfctdryti Usti
hog was afterward killed* and wittaktireser
e 4 wei fibe d 340 Pe e t° . • ~ I , t ~, ..I
Wisow Earn or Tainhisr...—Not , acing ago
• bricklierool* Per bean* *NW leis
wedding. was mot khoo4* ;let
addressed : ell, Tank. r 'to
• theel—in thy happy'
sem lbw end of thy trOhble"- i."Thatilt
thee, 14," was 4014, anuirest o i: horet.i
Me m nds
W." , as& 4bout
WA, *B fi psoo4O No ti • ,tholt
rather warmly, ezelohook,
ad me a lielhat morning I g wadi IMMO
thou soy I'd soon **and any Itnouhle I"
"I (lid," said ; "kat did 'of talk4,oB
Aidaend."—lß+asfr's MMagawie ' •
A lirr.—A wog, friend oCConiefs, 2
Allan how booome muutivikint , aiddle4 by
requent potations of-hot, pzncli r roggetlN
ed to see ladi'Yrieia"Uut hiun he
oind hl match. rie esnafed tiotritT'
OD the subject of *beim, 4 ithe sanitt!
I merit suiconaiqualy twiiiiug se Jul.4iiip,
oust** whoa she .sp(:_,T, Wzog
at aik uhriarded megatot s
F,-
re you shfouded your ziktret'
ftg for Mow /ow of your braise
phoehoko, • . . •
DlCibleDt.T . ANClrreirig -*At('
• Ike, meteril papers , bashvorikdarbeettrAgiv-;
rig II Of the me* ari amain thspoonnm
e,think, auya, 'e geahrille gfskeve
e boo*" a case 'that will burp them an
own. There is isn ota - Colorhd *when AN'
bin, Alabama, who, orr being teincsAd• •
er age, mated abat'sheelisLaottneirdioss_:
a ehe was, but e4e
. moliencfasi Aits.ae4lo4_
' the a,tiono44 river,
,VomeTaip't ii,Z
. ,
itisa
- . ~.. . • . 17,t,
Aar The New York- riilasese hating ides
pin ..•
that GeftietVi44 wbc ' I 4tg.DPIIPM4
e Thula* arty aousc.y . , Imo
publican :Allege* York - di s t• 010
thellibious 411iimAse °VMS ,ilier. , whith.
iclaitesMalaaittrara Sepolpheass.
r oKongresa, in it" polit j ral tulle,
r that year. The Paling will haye to.
'volt up, 'or be involve&lii'a lioittF6Nie'fis 3 o ..
ith its editor, Xt. Ore•eley. ' • - - -I I,r
A Ca ...
msTao, TAI4.—WA4e the 184.94 p
was flourishing, - there (I - Welt, 'in whar
now a famous city 'not 1 Mile !I'Mh itic
an opulent widow lady,inhoottatt-gr-
4s queer t illustriditits of war. ,
salmff4dor# lo l9mirtiNes ‘: 4 4.SWix ..
titre.
is win* Christman tvii'of itith s3l' 'them%
1141phibned , whittann which-44CW no Muer •
„; Thee old. buir entionaniolUmebsttla l
itti tus . she hugged bier shurarptg .frum,,
Ala! stud . to,./ier isitlikti asstfrott oli.
ries a liwrThle cold Ng , ix, am
int po6r liagithe, #Oll. fi ,
mu be oufferizt:U'olotgoilloskomgoilt: •
. . Aka , kit tot wiloe6,lsbiodeok.goods
- ;..iM m it, Pak. . PillivPagein iiiite 5. 1)1.
ersatr sad corPlortslAkt! EZ I ,4, .
. goildp,' putlmina moot* tai '
‘-otliirrialtklitok t iseliblitet fittfl. lo :! ,
Thew lell wintednklmbolitnipaadll
.
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stadia lepiet on ' . • 4 1 1. .
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