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B. F. SWAN, EDITOR. PROPR I EToR
VOLUME BO
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• W smanukuitand Retail .teekgr iluktudi
01Kni , 110. nerrnalwiutd Aawlesin Hardware, A wit; Mys t
Iron, iiteol, ha. Saddlery and Carriage Tranagthate.
h.- 11.1 i ng sud Packing Irreueb street, niprewito thrt
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Nv- U. .( . E. thankful for the lihentl
• patronage given him, apnoeas:ore that harine
peneured the assistance eta. J. tiklt, he is prepared to
.10 all kinds ..1 Itental work promptly and in the &teat
sot rm.! tmittor Ind idyl.... an. ! time •tteatios of the patine
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CON TSB UOLIS OWN WORK
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Ft prrraat, and for rlro/pa it o. pn•ferat.l., I i 1114) nth.,
neat-teal usd, as it will pet wear the Waal T.,•lh het
00 gold rtlter for those • tin prefer It.
hir siltootton paid It, Inlet and pr orry sag Oat It.
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A" r orp.ons, without eNeeption. know
ing thrittalatTolliltidAttlatt t.. 11A,ST•rorerolly ralimetot.
I it.. pay the Mtntat witbout tleloy. as tAr lAA* 0111111, io
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SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
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WILLIAM WiIA,ING
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PIANOS AND MELODEONS
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lit clmnper. Inmt.•r a elsenrer, emit ix t hers.
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will gl•r inked ...lit bakeilkila. and oial la
lane hammer thaw any 13111/141 1 Laos .1.
l'i;ms VERY E‘;4l
VI:ICES VERY RE 041/N.481,4: '
VVY PATRONIZE 4*
Your Qwu Citig#o, at , Home !
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promptly' hod WO
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I)4)NE WELL •
NEW NIUSIC EVELY EEK '
Ni f: !L T TIIF: BEST ARTICLES os RANI.
Ti!l• GENUINE I !OM' I.s
• Chickering & Son's Piano Fortes,
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MILLINERY_
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York, +r..l io now re, Ai Inv bor Atrek
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS :
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Carpnr Npirrnrod paper.
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all .11 ley and goal Mr*, at 14iw view*, it(
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rpiNit Y SEED!I urll SEED!!
nire N.. Clean Timothy Sera. prat Pr
1... t. niel for lotto cheap br
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ilar remits, .1 hh , (Mee fa Ibat 01 1C1.1.1.&11 Rniinrtt, R. ,
..10 hoc el ....flier a th. Public Squant. • lo'm be . 111 al
1.4,1 pi-courtly to all tohrineam entruirted f. hi. .are.
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FURNITURE ...
i IF ,n, .11 wake of any description.
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hoar Tr moth CARTKIt 4 Rlto
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Colors I Colors
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ran., Mvl.l RkIAWINIC Delia IMRS,
13,1 ti. No. 6 Reed WOOL
C 11111 4 .1: IRS, for If edietimil pur4
drain/id and In Untiltny Swint. at
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Oarbcrn Oil 1
AgIIVER.IOI; ARTICLE, jug received
and Inr rale at Ha JAM MK.
raw, Um,. 3, No Hausa.
ATII EW's Like' 11) IL _
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Ile ea mut. Oar Rai. at DAURI: STORK,
20 ti NO Re. 4 Homo_
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FOR OnliailitsX TICIIMiII, -
uhtoli greatly theilitateethe proems of toetritau, by
O noel
ealeilibe gums, reducing la u5i.........---.An en., .n
aparemadie sober% owl mni re etterisiota boweis.
tr i ' upon It, on. then, it will give feat to yosteelves.
nod illtf and beivith to your leapt& We have pot .p
sad id this itrii- —, els for over UM
y amino eay,Mrs. I. onside:we sod
tru of it what we have brew been
able ong d any i ether andieine—
Weed fad in • 1111•011 as-
Wart Se girl a curs, whom ttuure
IT I Siev es gl ocit hi ns „ ifkl we ittrow/art
inattilooe of thud- '''' 15 liiistion e ;I:4
one Ow sued IL - SYRUP. u* ib. .
all r e delighted
tion , and speak In Wrens of entoieurembilloa ntlia mend
Of a and nouliesi Arises Ws weak In this matter
"eight • e Loos, - after 1.. n years' !apt andpledge
our reputstiou fur the failltlturta of w my desist,.
In stmost every instance where the In at is solievien hem
twilit and elbstiotion, relict will Snood in Ofteen or
limit, minutes aloe the ay rup leiaclotloiatired.
Ilia valuable preparation la ile preveription of no. of
Ilse Most experienced aad ahliewl Nurses he Wen reghteni,
rood' has Lunn seed with newee-tailleg mem. in thottaaada
or asses. It not only sehetwee the children haw pelt; but
lot lgorsUm the stomach end Oswego. corrects &eighty. sad
s ites tone and energy to the whole system. it will al
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t ~ Lil , anti overentwele CoWellieinall, vita, if not speedily
rem...died. rod lid . dellak, We be
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other I g . I mom. W•erould
nx V to errry
eulienne trove soy of the fologolog oolopJaloto—lo not let
y. uic pr.:Julio . ..a nor the prejudices of Ahem, stood be
t woon ) one suffering child sod the relloftlual will but, sum
.re eho.intely sore—to follow this oweiktioe, If thusly
...-.1 F ull alreetiOdl fn. .sing will accompany witch boa.
th Nom. RVIIIIIDO Unless the hie-simile. .4 CVUTH *
I' FAY:I NB, Now York, In on the Datil& wilipterr.
ka , " rt.,14.1 by Drug , : lets throughout the eroriat,
rrilecip•l Onter, Ns. I (War pew 1 wt.
I . KWE ONO '25 OWN PER 1111)111.g. I'M
SAN FORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
NEI EU IlitniLlTATlßei,
11 . i. t'filtilefittilikil entirely fr v in G ums ,
4 ,,,1 bap ineonse an eidablisheil last, a standard %led
wane, known and appro. 1 I re( by all that hare used
,1, and be maw resorted to pee with eortd.e.e. ‘e all the
•i/.....14.11 for which It le re
,commended.
It ion risen! thouaands. *ratite the lad two year
.b. , had gleesuu p al I h0t..., of reliet. OS the numerous
,i uo dtested certificates in melif my i0.i...-1.14eM .1.111 ,
1 1.. dope. may be motel t- ee eel to the tom veramrst 01
I:.e In.!" WU*/ taking it, MI and used irs .nth Inapt,
In.
1,4 the dictates g,f
. 1, nor jud:tnent juide roe to
the use of the LI 11
.. ED I INVIVORATtID, and
k i
.i it . en re Liver Com. plaint., Istlllowit At
tack, D y sip ep• la, Cllireele In rribeee.
-.me. , onnplaira• Iliye- 'lntery,Deltns,,Aourt4tom
soh Hatatua I t`.eat re- .._, meas. 11.3504•rie,(liede
re. Cholera 31,erbaa, '—' ,elhaArra lufnetions,
t• !,1.,1. , ,.,-, Jett 011{re. Fr • m.l, w,..1„...,,, an d
liMi I, lam , / ,lievo.ortuily as an °raillery *Pe&
Ise Nteiliehre. It sill; leers rilcK 111 It AI)
%ell it, (so thienands can testify,) lit illreirrY
nstnotew, I two or three 'Teastiontirnie are Wee at
...outtnerleetoent "(attack._, ' %If Wage Ewe it art.
a dvise, I Ito r 1.0 iMMIT r" lin its favor.
r -e- m, \ w trKg II N 11l IC MMITII WITU
TISK I NVII4ZOK Virillit, AND .W.1111.1.41W bode
seeeiber.
refer. tine Defter per Until,
—ALSO--
SANFORD'S
FA !111.1'
CATHARTIC PILLS,
ruMPIPUNbieII
, a, • •. ry A 1.1.1 RITR•I RA. 4WD II T FP 11/ GLANI4 VANE..
AIR 711.11 T, • Nil •ILI .a■r 14 ALIT OLIY•TE
11.• Venal, Ile PILL, I. • gentle
but artureCathartic whirls •We prorroler hamming in
yrsetire more than' CC Irarm
The ,00nottontly trterentl• a to f demand Iron% those
ot he hole lons no.ol thetePlLL" and the satillie
ion W hlcil all ravels.' )4 lo terra to tivrr oss,aaa
• •••1 MO to onn ,„ with n the T emporal'.
I't,••rwl-ssfon know that diaerret (..741-
11.1.0 leJ• Prt on otitTenr ot portkossof the 14...4.
1i..Ai114 V- CA. TEIAKTIC PI LI. hoot,
oth to.. referenoe d. this well eatabliabe.l fgCt, teem
reottreondoool from a taxi - C . ) rty of the parrot Vert/1-
M.. Lc tracts, which art alike opevery part or the
Oilmen lot) Mash G
owl arc 1-g aup KA ism in n i l
res., *here • Cathartic Li is recant 'orb an UK-
Su to' soli% or Tlik 440 MA VII,
•i t epiorek rhino its the Bark and Loin*, t netts..
..n.l. Pain knot 1 .4 .1011 , f1001. seer sheVikatie Body,
tr. ta steldo.n rold, • Melo oiq frnissetttly, If tonglnetnit,
nee .11 A long rowannf too to ter, Loss of
„,
. n. 1:2 .
0414.1 $ over the beefy,
qtr, yl 1111111111 s.
misery Dieppe ce 14' WOl/ 011 a Children or
ItiIICUMATIsIi. a ,of great Puriliger of the
sn.l sutnny ,11.4.111 . I ea to which Peep u heir.
.on nottnennet to mention U to thiladvillisrpot
1. to 3 Price, SO Pins.
The 1,I• r I ervieroyeterr sod Peale rodeo rde
Pine on retailed by Ortigglots generally, sod ee 1.1 • hole.
.'• 1.. tw Towle on ell the large tonna.
s. T. W. Amoroso, M. D.,
tlanuftseturer and rreprector,
310, :rprtdrr•r. Nrw
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHIL.
A fiENEVi) I, ENT I NSTITUTI 4 IN
___
r .latili•hod lo s. .dal f• fol. ii afoot ii , f the }telt. I of tbri
..tli sod Inistreomot. filliirted with
IV /hill IrliNT Ili; IKPIICK.,III4 lifitfill*/.1.5.•
tho liii% titll A .'illy! A THIN, in view of 11w natal
ilivrt 'art Ira n 1 human Ille rowed by gel awl dawrasev, sad
•.'• I. ,ierrylionv liflif.ttetti upon fl i t lifilorlotifflo victims al
to I. .loonrooo 1., quarks, orii.r.: ye , i• ' , KO direr-led thou
I .tirratitiqr :flat trot. , + • Al.lf A KIT 1 t.f.a. AIT if", thy al
'ln it ',vine, to open a ',olio 1.1), k . ) for the to of 11111
t
e : .0 01 ellaiel.lo.ll, in all the... toms, sod to give II 1,1t11.41..
A IN It 1., hi KATI , t.. all alto apply by ietter, ait h • des
,,. pt.. . f 11.01, 0 intition, lii i ,r, floral:ration, ithbit• of
hio, kn. ) and to ...zoo of extreme poverty, le IKUNNIBII
tilLtileiN 1..., Ikr I. 111 , CII AH4: If: It Is teseillefis to add
I t{st the Asirririv i ton romrnant4• 4l, * highest Mcgikal "kill
irl the agr, 1101 I■lll furomb the out improved owlets
irpatment.
Tlr ihreclorn of the aslofiatfOlii,fo their Raoul Report
upon lb. treatment of .4,11.1 11110111011, expels'''. the
hhrtoort witivhietton with the 1014411.00 Willett Ms attended
00 !ultimo( th. Ir o.rueous to tins erre of Spenestee
,fue,. •fetninal Weakness, flonorrbtra, float, SYPhatil.
the nee of I isiontsna of Solf- Alias', Dintairea &I lbw KWh
trey,' mot smolder, A, . and nnier a ninth:mimeo of tae
time 1 , 1•0 for 11/V010 , 131t., year.
i n r Litter:lota on a review of the put, feel *Armed that
I feet r labor, in ltd• ephere of benevolent effort have been
.4 e nal lowrill to t h e &abated, etipecially to theyeekag,
4' l 1 1 0'1 kW f . l.i.iffra I li devote tberritelvert, with I
n r ....., .tat, to IL,. 1.17 Important sod weeh &opined
cause
'..
to admirable Hew rt on Spermatorrhirs. nr Seminal
iiir,..heeee, the Aro of Ilnailbtol, kifiontalltll4lolll, or 8•0-
4 hose and labor itisessra of the Sexual Organs. by the
gonas;ltfing Sistrgeisp, will hs tient 11 wait, au a sealed
invelnpro t ROA OE CHAI.be„ on nowipt .1 TN II
41 . OA PS for 'worthy*. Other Report, • .1 Trourls ea the
iature aml trratateut .4 .-,auai them..., WM, he, are
w•tivitaally Iwiuf puha,. hes! 101 b raturtour diatribution,
and will he root to tire athinted. Solar la lb. onw rear
dw. moil northroir of tit-MO.. 1f disroserril during the
pa l l s .or, Sr. of Kral ••Itio.
Ad-tree. for Report or trestroesit, fir. J "Mil I.IN
lull tiliTliN, Acting Sumo, !toward Amisiciatiou, No.
I ••••—•i h Ninth •rtreet i ililirohriphhir PA.
. . ..
Ely order of the Dereetvro.
1411 r• 11,1 t, rZRAD.
1) 41 Secretor). ?reddest
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
DENA' Street, above the Ituffalo [toad,
lire, l'a Aches.° b Fleury would respeetfully call
th.• attention of pnblie In their lame and esesplet•
eteenrioucal of
1' AKLoR. 1,1 IL6 AKD COOK STOV KS.
I ..toprising sOlale 1.1 the most useful and durable I.lad*
wlltrit filmset fail la Ors r.allobeticra to time wbo
them W• uarrsot all our Moves sal she. 'shish/tilos
os not folly expressed nod the party &Do sot roseirs raw.
for 41, money we Dili stud's. ft all right. Oar stoves
Maw' brw ill pens, essuillable as hosts manufac
ture..
Kettle.. Sleish .hues. Krel I ...a. apa atl auwa.r
on band or marinfaetwed to order
?Lows ANSI ri.w. 1.0,3 m. of superior ma's and dar•-
',O t t, Oil hand A tall sail a fair trial of our art"-
ries to all • • ask and we trill gaarraelee ratashrtros
rye. I tot P , TAI ACHKS4.II4
J. 0. BURGESS Si, 00.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
46.4sozatal for
PAIRBANE'S SCALES 1
No. 10. Armines 8124.
Krt. : oat.
S /SF •
CANE PEAT and
lair N•lit Chaim Valoacally lOW and *Wm* Itianos
FOsthrr Bodo and Ilattramit al Wm Teri rims,
tar Cub, foal wet truss LOIN Sae age I. i
U. Ova t. arn4 a. W.
Cl 1M WS I,ADI DA FANS. PAWS FANS
Combo, Elaakata, Hair ileasitif as malleas
ly
time at the 26 P 41400 trantaa.
111, I) PF: N .—Dawsoe, Warren k
k_A 11 / 61 . 1 . "Tut 240 Pend; arniatell
artielp at lola prima. Rot NA Amy Mom
pt; IL E "NDIES,--Just, remit/4d
hn.ugii time Customs Roan at Mang Fr We
A U 30. k
PERR' MERV.— !}tac ks ant (betimes
wkiiipc to itot toed Pottokitmgr ati G
Mhga
It
wsli rt.ll BALMY'S DRUr eeal
Wit ; X.D. k e Rail Ryan '
EbU g S HEAR* Proigaitlifte,
Badding littraa, at J C
...
=I
MU E, . PA,
Cherish'd ties—so rudely
Like the tendrils of the
Clinging to the heart's
Wove their sacred trust mine.
Flowers, of more than
In the golden sunshine ;
Passing by, thy woU
Every blossom my .
Summer, with its geode
Autumn, in its mound%
Waken Will, the harp's ell asic.
Thu' the strings arei end gone.
Glesnuinge, like the beams.
Shed their light sihrottod i terret :
(living in their sinking es r,
Deeper hale to their gleyettL
H her hearts for me are tilialiggltg—
Other smiles now sheer iniy—
Little buds, too, ht their thwilleeess,
Charm the spell of hose day.
Proclaim are those sesder
!intuited whist thy fl hours :
Withered in the faded
Hoc 04 spare More Moose I
Gently Time, new DIJ Gin
Turn the hour-alas* in
Smiling on me, while &by
Guide the quiv'rtrig, eb.
A TRUE .T
Mr. Kober
'row I-otiir h
that mirth., w
stances, al#ou
at Torbay, in
there hrN( u
When abo
in the year
barque tradim
Jol►ns+, Sew
On one of
Ling some 11
ing neared thi
of Newfound
hail been on
luor VatiOtl oft
delm,ended to
'rise cabin.
at the item
stairway discei
immediately oppoen - 3 .1%;1 4 -
beyond a small imitate lauding, war the
utate's state-room and from that landing
there were two doors close to each other,
the one opening aft into the cabin. the
other fronting the stairway into the data.
room. The desk in the state-room was to
the forward pert of it, close w the door:
so that one t g ntOn at. it And Molting over
hi. ..11,ailder (Tula look into the ratan.
'nit. mato, absorbed in his calculations,
whirl, dial not result as he expected, vary
ing eon.iderahly from the dead reckoning,
haul not notiocti the captain's motions.—
When he haul completed his calculations,
he called out without looking around. "1
make our latitude and longitude so and so.
('an that he right? How is yours?"
Receiving no relay, he repeated his ques
tion, glancing over his shoulder, and per
as he thought, the captain busy
writing on his slate. Still no answer.—
Thereupon he rose, aud, M he fronted the
cabin door, the 01.(00 he had Ibr
the captain raised its heed, and disclosed
to the astonished mate the features of en
entire stranger.
Bruce was no coward ' • but, as he met
that flied rase looking directly at him in
grave silence, and became assured that it
was no one whom he had seen before, it
was too much for him ; and instead of
stopping to question the seeming intruder,
he rushed upon deck in inch evident alarm.
that it instantly attracted the captain's at,
tent ion.
..Why,94r. Bruce," said the latter, "what
In the world is the matter with you V'
"The nutttm., sir ? Who is that at your
leak r
'No one that 1 know of."
'But there 14. sir; there's a stranger
ME
"A stranger : Why, man, you must b©
dreaming. You must have seen the stew
ard there, and the second mate. Who else
would venture down without orders?"
"Itut, sip, be was sitting In your OM-
Asir. fronting the door, writing on your
slate. 'Then lie looked up full in my face:
and if I ever saw a man plainly anti'dis
tinetly in this world, I saw him."
"H im ! Whom'"
"find knows, sir, 7 don't. I saw a man,
and a man I never saw in my life before."
“You must be going erasy. Yr. Brune.
A stranger, and we nearly six weeks out !"
"I don't know, sir, but then I saw him."
"fib down and we who he is."
Bruce hesitated. "I never wag believ
er in gheets." he said, "but W the truth
mat be told, sir. I'd rather not face it
alone."
"Come, come, man, go down at once, and
don't make a fool of yourself before the
"I hope you have always found me. wil
ling to do what's reasonable," Bruce re
plied, changing color; "hut if it's all the
mine to you sir, I'd rather we should both
go down together."
The captain descended the stairs, and
the mate followed him. Nobody in the
cabin 1 They examined the state rooms.
Not a soul to be found !
-Well, Mr. I*l the °Weill.
"did not I tell you you had been dive:m
ing ?"
"It's all very well to say so, sir t but if I
didn't see the ran writing on your slate,
may I never see my homh and family
altaitt."
"Aix 1 writini.on the slate l Then It
should be there still." And the captain
took it up.
"By God !" he exclaimed, "here's some.
thing„sure enough) /is that year writing,
Mr. Braes f"
The mate took the slate, and there in
plain, legi ble characters, stood the words,
"Steer to the nor'west,"
Mate &reel
IS.
"Here you bees trilling with see sir ?"
added the captain, iws stem wooer..
"Oa ryd as a eau and assiiku . ,. sir,"
4 , epUed , v'l know so more of this
mato'.
_you do. I have told you the
exact ."
t hoict ;*
The Resctik.
-
UARY 4, 1860. -
The captain sat, down atlsis desk. the
state before him. in deep thotight. At kit,
turohnig the slate over and pushing it n>
ward Brune, he said, "Write down, 'Steer
to the nor'wert.' "
The mate complied, and the captain, af
ter narrowly comparing the lwo handwrit
ings, said,
”Xt. Bruce, go and tell the second mate
to comb down re."
He came, and, at the request of the cap
tabs he also wrote the same words. So (cid
the steward. So, in succession, did every
man of the crew who could Write at all.—
But not one of the various hands resembled,
in any degree, the mysterious writing.
When the crew retired, the captain set
in deep thought. "Could any one have
been stowed &waxy', at last he said. "The
ship must be searched, and if I don't find
the fellow be must be a good hand at hide
and-seek. Order up all lands."
Every nook and corner of the - vessel,
from stein to stern, was thoroughly search
ed, and that with all eagersiem of excited
curiosity—for the report had gone out that
a stranger had shown himser on board;—
but not a living soul beyond the crew and
the officers wee found.
beauty
. Returning to the cabin, after their fruit
less search, "Mr. Bruce," said the captain.
'what the devil do you make of all this?"
"Caul tell, sir. I saw the man write,—
you see the writing. There must be some
thing in it."
"Well, it would seem so. We have the
wind free and I have a great mind to keep
her away and see what will come of it."
"I surely would, sir, if X were in your
place. It's only a few hours lost at -the
worst."
"Well, we'll see. Uo on deck and give
tue course nor'west. And, Mr. Bruce, he
added, as the mate rase to go, "have a look
out aloft, and let it be a hand you can de
pend on."
His orders were obeyed. About three
o'clock the look-out reported an iceberg
nearly ahead, and, what he thought was a
•
vex-,el of some kind close to it.
As they approached, the captain's glass
disclosed the fact that it, was 3 dismantled
ship, Ipparently frown to the ice. and
with a good many human beings on board.
tihortly after they hove to, and sent out
the boats to the relief of the sufferers.
sands
It proved to be a vessel from Quebec,
bound to Liverpool, with passengers on
board. She had got entangled in the ice,
and finally frozen fast, and bad passed
several weeks in a most critical condition.
She was stove, her decks swept—in fact. a
mere wreck ; all her provisions, and almost
all her water gone. Her crew and Nissen
ing saved, and
xpected rescue
engers V'e.
ust saved is the man t saw writing on your
slate at noon. I would swear to it 10 a
court of jusiuse."
"Upon my word, kir. Bruce," replied
the captain. "this gets more and mare
singular. Let us go and see this man."
They found him in conversation with the
captain of the rescued ship. They both
came forward, and expressed, in the warm
est terms, their gratitude for deliverance
from a horrible fate--slow routing by
exposure and starvation.
The captain replied that he had hut done
what he was certain they would have done
for him under the sameeireumstanc, and
asked them both to step dawn into the
cabin. Then turning to the passenger he
said, "I hope, sir, I would be much obliged
to you if you would write a few words on
this slate.' And he handed him the date,
with that side upon which the mysterious
writing was not. "I will do anything you
ask," replie4 ilia paFtsellger ; "hut what
shaU I write r"
'•11 few words are all I want. Suppose
you write. Steer to the noewest."
The passenger, evidently puttied to mike
out the motive for such a 4viquest, com
plied, however, with a smile,. The captain
took up the slate and examined it closely;
then stopping wide so as to enneeal the
slate finta the passenger he turned it over
and gave it to him again with the other
side up.
"Yon my that is rely handwriting ?'
said he.
Hi newt not say so," rejoined the other,
looking st it, 'for you taw me write it."
"And this?" said the_ceptaim turning
the gate over.
The man looked first at one writing, then
at the other, quite confounded. At last,
"What is the meaning of this ?" saki lie.—
"( only wrote one of these. Who „wrote
the other ?"
'That's more than f von tell you, sir.
ity mate here says you wrote it, sitting a
this desk at koon to-day."
The captain of the wreak and the pas
sengers looked al each bitter, exchanging
glances of intelligence and surprise ; and
the former asked the latter. "Did you dream
that you wrote ou this slate ?"
"Ng. 4r, unt that I remember."
"Von speak of dreaming." said the cap
tain of the bark ; "What was this gentle
man *boat at noon to-day ?"
"Captain," rejoined the other, "the whole
thing is moss mysterious and entraordins.-
ry ; and I had attended to speak to you
about it as soon as we got a little quiet.—
*This gentleman," (pointing to the passen
ger,) "being much exhausted, fell into a
heavy sleep, or what seemed such, some
time before 40031 ; after an hour or more
he awoke and said to me, “captain, Re
shall be rttlipyo4 this very day.' When I
asked 'him what reason he had for saying
so, he replied that he had dreamed that he
was on board a bark. and that she was
coming to our rescue,. - Ile described her
appearance and rig ; and, to our utter as
tonishment, whenyonr vessel hove in sight,
she corresponded exactly with his desctip-
Lion of her. We had not put much faith
in what he said, yet still we hoped there
might be something in it, for drowning
men, you know, will catch at a straw.—
As it has turned out, I cannot doubt that
it qqs all arranged ari some Incomprehen
sible way, by an ovenruling Providence, so
that wo might be saved. To Him be all
thanks for His voidness' to us."
"There is no doubt," rejoined the other
captain. "that the Writiag on the slate, let
it have eome therein' it May, saved all your
lives. I was steering at the time consider
ably south of west, mid I altered my course
to northwest, and had a lookout aloft, to
see what would corarlof it. But you say,"
he added, turning to the passenger, -that
you did not dream of writing on a idste t"
"No. sir. I have no recollection of do
ing so. I got the impression that the
barque I sow in my dream was coming to
remise us ; but how that impression came
$1.50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE
I cannot tell. Therein another very strange
thing about it," he added. "Everything
here on board seems to me quite familiar
vet i am very sure I never was In your ves
sel before. It is all a puzzle to me. What
did your mate seer"
Thereupon Mr. Bruce elated te them all
the circumstances above detailed. The
conclusion they finally arrived at was. that
it was a spodsJ , interposition of Providence
to save them from what seemed* hopeless
late.
The above narrative was• communicated
to me by Captain 3. Clark of the schoon
er Julia Hillock,* who had it directly from
Mr. Bruce himself. They sailed together
for seventeen months, in the years lz(lti
and '37 ; so that Captain Clark hail the
story from the mate about eight year' alter
the occurrence. He has since ldst sight of
him, and does; not know whether he is yet
alive. /Lillie has heard of him since they
were shipmates is, 'that he continued to
trade to New Brunswick, tied be became
the master of the brig Comet, and that she
was lost.
I asked Captain Clarke if he knew Bruce
well, and,:what sort of a man he was.
"All truthful and straight-forward a mati."
he replied, "as ever) met in my life. We
were as intimate as brothers.; and two inen
can't be together, shut up for seventeen
months in one ship, without getting to
know whether they can trust one another'R
word or not. He always spoke of eirrum
stances in terms of reverence as of an
turt
dent that seemed to bring him nearer to
God, and another world. I'd stake liiv
life upon it that he told me no lie "
•I. Juin Ines The Jane Hallock was then lykag st
the bet of Meteor', News, New York. - Ithe trades be
Innen New Yieelt ued M. Jain, to the iidend of Ce.ha. The
cantata allowed see to ow his name, and to refer to h...
as evidence of the truth of what is here let doss/
- A few years ago iw a gentleman whom
we shall call Davenport, was one eventng
about dark, riding slowly into the little
town. of G , ho was startled from a
reverie in Which ho was at the moment In
(bilging, by a youthful figure whirl( hound
ed from the parapet and seized the Itrtillt:
of his horse. His first impulse was angel
at what he considered either a malicious
or impertinent interruption ; hut the del
icate face, slight figure, and more than
the pleading and agitate.' expression which
he observed in the countenance tit the
youth, irresistibly attracted his attent
and impelled him to.draw his rein, and r,
quest; mildly, to know the cause of an ae
tion so unexpected. In timid and t 11.11/.
UICRIS tones, and in terms in which the In-
cnherence of extreme agitation was pain
fully apparent, the stranger informed I hi
venport that he waited for some time in
anxious hope of seeing some individu.ll
whose respectability of appearance tinghl
pa.ss for a guarantee of his honor. .nil
whom, in consequence, he might have
courage to address. In it brief and Iturriett
manner he informed Davenport that lee
had feared pursuit.from sonw event} ,
implored to be eonveyetl to some plate of
safety. There was something in the tone.
of his voice which was at once trenittlon
arid spirited, but that spirit seemed sub
dued by a nervous slarnt :and tearful:Les.,
which almost effeminate. .1s he
spoke, Davenport felt a growing intere.4
for which he couldscarcely account fie
requested the youth to walk by his side as
far as the ian, where he hinted that it fur
ther explanation would be necessary.
"And if," proceeded he. "you satisfy me
1tr4.11-114141IraPtrts5.You'
may, cotrunan— my sery ett4.
Jad 'been bro't
tat had reached
the %hip's side,
p.ie at his face,
on. It was the
or four hour*
wm the ea! n's
aide hint4elf it
more he exam
1W m be brciune
HIV the face but
exactly corre4-
crew and fam
d for, anti the
, the mate call
seems that was
sir : the man's
Having given his horse to the care .4* ii
groom. Davenport entered the inn, follow-
NI by the youth, and immediately .le"ir.•.l
to be shown to a private rcYJni.
"Well, sir," said he, as soon as the wait
er had withdrawn, ••will you now oblige
me by telling me how far 1 may b' of .er-
vice to you, and in what way' But
pardon ; you seem fatigued ; pray, sir, lw
seated ; shall 1 call for some retreshnienW"
The youth stood pale, apparently irres
olute,-and evidently abstracted, while the
heaving of his breast betrayed violent emo
tion. At length he raised his head end
essayed to speak. The effort was too touch;
his lip quivered; the tears which h.ed gath
ered in his eyes overflowed, the intended
articulation burst. and was broken in un
controllable sighs and convulsive sobs, awl
sinking back into a chair. he covered, his
face with his hands and burst into ft rm..
lent hysterical passion of weepin
Davenport was amaysl. " g. What, in
Heaven's name, can be the cause of this
excessive grief?" said he. "I beseech you
to confide it to me, and if it admits of eon
solation, I swear to do my utmost to as
suage it., and to promote your happiness."
The stranger returned a look of grati
tude, and made strong eflhrts to conceal
hit emotions. Ile arose and advanced
towards Davenport, and, in performing this
action, his hat, which he had not hitherto
removed, and which Davenport had. re
marked war worn rather awkwardly. slip
ped from his head ; and down fell in eust
ering profuidon, "black as the wing of a
.raven." the glossy curls of a female. I tai -
enport started and uttered an exclamation
of astonishment. lie was not less struck
with the revelation which this slight at-vi
dent had effected, than with the sparkling
and highly characteristic beauty of the be
ing who stood before him. A thousan,l
thoughts flashed, with the quickness aud
evanescence of lightning, through his
brain, as he tried to catch a glimpse of
the meaning of an adventure so strangely
romantic. Self is always so pre,lomiumit
in the best regulated minds, that the lead
ing idea, as prompted by this vanity, seem
ed to ask him if such a disguise a s this were
the result of some unknown attachment to
himself. These thoughts, however, were
but the tumultuous crowding of a few sec
onds.
Meanwhile the stranger. seeing
disoovisred, stood confused and agitate.l
Burning blushes of conscious impropriet
suffused her lovely cheeks, which were the
next, instant, with revulsion of feeling, l.:►le
- and Idealises as alabaster ; and stu•h seem
ed the overpowering nature of her emotion
that if Davenport had not stopped forward
and caught her, she would have fallen t,,
the floor.
"Tell me," said he, "I beseech you, and
tell me calmly and candidly, who toe',oi l
and what is the meaning of (his :"
"Oh, sir, what must you think of mo?..
cried she, endeavoring to hide her fne
which was again oovoneti with blushes --
"There is something in your countenanee,
sir, and in your manner, which tnits me
yon are a man of honor, and that you feel
tar me; I will therefbre, without affecta
tion, briefly relate to you the painful situ
ation in which I have placed myself. I was
obliged either to do something similar to
thiai; or to submit to that which would have
been worse than death.
"lily father is a cold and haughty tem
pered man, who would sacrifice every feel
ing of hi nature In the enhancement of
his worldly consequence. Since the death
of my mother, which happened when I
was very young. I have experienced but
little affection from him. He has latterly,
however, set his heart upon my union with
an aced peer who promises to advance his
political influence, and whose cupidity I
imagined has been excited by the fortune
which I inherit through my mother. Rut,
lb I would rather die than be made the vic•
tim of a compact so mean, I straight, tho'
perhaps very undutifully, told my father
NUMBER 35.
A TRUE ; STORY.
aad the ganoquen=l4=rigor
-0011 owskwhonkfair ei treat
meat so harsh, with a 'view, no doubt, of
barrassing me into cotupiinnoe,'ancl)tinwr
.,4 •,..) iiL,Io affectiop on the part of my
parent, that I resolsod, it I could by any
means, mike my estitpo, to quit him, and
proceed to Load , m. where 1 could claim
the protection of nit deceased mother's
family, with whets gly rather has long
been at vsrianoe. go, suspecting, I stir
pooe, an occurrence oFthis kind, kept me
totally without money, Ames with the
sit a
Freatest difficulty I- prbe ttrirdisguise,
to which , fearing an ener 'C
and innuci
diate pursuit, ahoughtless y, I now see
Imprudently, leftlasy father's ouse, anti
now that I begin to perceive e conse
quence of tint step I have taken I know
not how to proceed, nnless you, " %lie
st4d hesitatingly, '•will begenereits h
to protect me till I am safe with 'my r.' -
tions in town. when I emit promise vot
goodues, shall not go unrewarded."
"There is ..,c) much nobisintio4 of mind. '
said r)avenport, '"ln your refusal of your
father', iniproper [proposal, and 60 mud'
spirit 'n your exoention of your plan for
evading it, r.idi aq the plan was. that I
cannot for a moment hesitate."
Thu truth .-, that the novelty of the -it
cation jilt,. %%111 , 11 I. 11,11 LLIUS 81141(ient
th r own, prokeet(ii cif alt u.. fomale
from th.. tyranny ..f nn nmbitiow. parent.
had irretustable eharms tor a mmil
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•Impler if this navontnre should I. any
chance. 1...e01ne knot% n tlmt --
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liana taki• 1,1, • ‘ii i , '
mad 3on happy."
lkiven port . with. tears in his eves, t !milk
ell ilia future parent enthusiasttaalk
Emily thri'w herself uu ber father' , n.
:Qua wept.
Never was a union more happy thin t hi-.
which Wasi ao etirsnrely brought about awl
this true story will serve as one wore in
statism. sAlch.wl to the zuan), of thersimanci•
of real life.
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.es issued in 11, - )stim bast year numbere.
au inereusP over 18:0 4 of '307. Th,
first inereose for a number of rears.
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