ne 64it fibOntet
1), 1\1 ) ILLTICAL .101 . RNA L.,
BY B. F. SLOAN
„Curl. •utneribera, if end in &quince
„ • will be Meta to one address for Skew!
„ r.r. for 1 Babe.
,bonder f .lag to pay witLic
.) eau, tLe ;
',continued ►ud tbica►erurl mode cut •t ;
12 ter mit, sod left with • per.t.r oft. er L.l '
1111:1 OF AOFSI6TIBINO •
rt,n UCH. nr less soiLtio • avrammo. - loli
$ 16 Ow Naar. It %boob. ta uJ
" 00 " • o N
126 ON " 9 A 76
tr. A t - tt, ettalliffifttlf at
$11• 6 tootzthit, 511 Y tuontl.•
MEE
to plisa,•—oPO yrar, SOW, n mouth",
14 .
..ted the Illuefektos liNnoeinry .t $3 pni
nnn for • .rd,C or,r*Ss... twit uuder
it s ... 10 aro to a ltw , bat uo
.1 Iw Inaertewlstuouß tb. Kiwrial Notiok•
• her. noti ulna/ frequent ebaairee
1.•111e10.1 will be slloweAl two aqua:tot. lotper,
. For aditit.kintilspoce. tbw clinreo. will
. as 6 vorrisiltmemta ;suss bs strictly
~tuna usillex. •Ilbe advertiser
~,, t 41v assist* nsquirs.l in advance
‘ .l, will be pt....toted tsaktf..early
i3USINESS DIRECTORY.
• •••I.‘lll FEY.,
• 1.6. k 1.14.1URTC14 WISII3 •34114 L 14010144
..... ( Unett.oh graodtes, ke, 4 hateraigtoß,
iti,-.n.ila,ltiri..ll2.l , ll4m,lihrity, For.,aeldrall
„ Moo niniallichanr. or , rectialtvi 1111u4-
• Y.., It. , tt rho 11 4•llnt4glibolui, yr , Rer,i 1100.440, nn
r 4 1, V tie
N.‘ m WOOD,
,t ht. restdeoce OA Wrot t• isih ,tioet am-14
•-• If HAL L .
yij,,,ilaettirer wd W 6010410 anal Retail 11...1er
11,,0ie,y, Zephyr gaittlas, and. Y•iiaea No
T,,ther getters! iioo.llllll.llt 1.441.4.
pirrrt. 4th .Doge 11.43..1 34... 1 41 -
n'''
ttIUU CO.
W wrixs...ta ibit ;jilt' Ix g meta, A .
. , F.• 10 STOII 11.
ft. t t)L.E.
Kook Book 111•\I Tt Knit
If itso&ratcht's Work,
ki‘‘ NV I L .1 1(3, 11 ,
4TTOR•11" . it 113131M/1J WI AT I,A, KTl‘ ,
, tate Orla th. Park, fa the Aatertgaiti
a v., ..aeonal 'gory tot lb. buitdiux, ocyvlove• by F. t X
t tatakeititc. A. Ina alvvsyv to. 1..0nd In blt Ave, sod
usviamia plivetu•lly attended to
-
it I Uhl) KENL)II)
Wir•Ltaat C aatt itocr• , l tottwax,
1,1,•ar kat., 'Ct. au!
k \ 11. alk.l :la., at itght'• k,
n N.•ln\l•.tl hy. , 10 nr1A111•. 11 ALSI,tt
I Oli 1.%
ArrOaXin LAW, at Law, IN
" gitepnAnpt .ttentiou to the locatinK or Lats.]
witd the paynffle.nt orrwces 11. tLr state. IL
', •10) to+a IN 111 is let. fat order. ha Use r, •a-e
.1 ha.. r I Q. amp 1..ii.1, ke
E. COLIK,
Joreessairr t& R Malt
t /1 C . i . f . MILK Sll,l ‘nlolll4Sie and Ratail 1..1. tlf
a act DwiticatlC yitnor Gotrita, Artificial It 1.w....
• t. Laorkiskid Tadibinttable 111111bery,
*nailer - dr earkArl" l'^-Panaular • I‘V•11t,0•4.
1,11.,.
• E.%1 TON PUTT' s s
ATM= itT AT LAM - 41 1b , e .ou 10'..t.r . ti
•
• Iv., 14•5 P —lOl.l
%.1
LK* in I h.to Watet.o, Fury Lr
Fated War*, Look rng t:.it
utl•-ry and Pitney Goode, Pnrovxo Ho
Park toot Pooch at
416.
3 1I 4I Ii )( 01.. " 1111 ‘ 1.2. 141 ;hiRDT•IL Its I L t 111/1. V
•n re Goodk, Caspetajtfattioce, (I.oThei. Fir
• . Block, grie.
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. I) 61•AVILI UT.
grin AT 'dice to l «tarsi
\ ttul.ttrirer h lit6lter' • Clothing Atom Fa
1V v.. A. l o Ultit.llTtl.
477010411, A T I "eh ,
• the tAt,,,r. r..,
~INCI. I III,
• 'l.lV.* t.. ~ t tsnart 4 ',owe/ow,'
• • KIMAIL DMA Coroor
.• •• Punta, rtil,44taw-4totta, Isfslyibrion
. • ••••1,
‘• t.l
rro RN KY AVP OCNONLLOIIt • ? I. n
.41 141 earner roolli. of Ropensgrelea
• e - • t n.. t h . Public Yrin,
xv - II %CA •""
V • I 'will oy. 4'M, in itoimn -*• 11•11ian
• tte., th *We 4 the Part. Fri. Pit
• I I I 4. tit 414..
wrorx Teo► hE try— IQ Neo4t
. •r ...1 -.teret nod the I'Ut..:o.l",loairy.,
•re. • I:TT.
oot rear Knell I h . .113e1 - lal. 1 1 / 1 .11,1 ,
•11... • tl• • tot .ditliert No 11 ape 12
It JLL *tt .ttate Ntn-rta. p.
1111,1VITT
II•I. P.% & SH4NNO•.
ii ' 6lgfrloor. (0 Bantry 4,4 r Linehtv
• • L nefota l'o•nnan and American Ilanl. are and
to tla, woo, Iron IL n.l 3tf...1, Vu
_ -
i •
\NYOKI) IL CO..
Ire 4, r icrt I V 1; , f1 (I. th--r, 10°4
Ar Night ,tebanre twin•
• r•lnsitmilt, for nal* SI R.... 1 11....1.•
•
I ( ROOM.
Nr Imam and I.l•nufgact tar, r 1.1 Anat.,
•a I 16.1)1, I'Parh at., au the. abou f"rtuerli •
1 ) liookit
I)s.t.s.uu u 4:murns.. l'rusisuols, ertt
-11.,1",5h, , stlt, Grist., Flour. Fruits, Nuts, t Asps.,
t r . ..... Patl.. Wnwlso. .n.i 141..n•Vare,
ash li'ners 4Wrsoltt's Blocks
- • .—t 4 , ~,, r• .two, r ths Stffirst, Fru..
I I ( F & RATHBUN, (or"
Dvrrifrrit, (Miro in N.ate%'..Sailiss
Square, loreaoriv courup • lay
k.. work WWI'S atoll
ktt .1t V 1 11tKAId.
enn.itaala Catocinui, and dra.an iu
•• ;1.411 GOOtill 1 . 0111401 . , . qlot•*p, Rafrt7 Puce,
• Cialiro. •.11, ke , R.tio.ll fitnak,
• •• •t• - •••••t, Ern., Ya
, •.a.l
.()Wit II K 6.. ('U.,
1
Post sitnisn wed Coruadssens
..s.-rs to C.a. Flour, Fish, sod agent fur s dsily Ilse of
•I sk• st..rttor.. l ut,l INs-k, Fns, Fa_ _
11 1 151K1.11.. A: 1R, 1 .111.
%4 • •ro• v-7 , 141114.P0r titAmust F.agiafra.ik‘fiNA.
A,IICIIILLIMI Int 1.1•4134,311, (NTS,
N 1... k. K. KHODEM,
A 5111031,6 lILE D 11411.41 MAX , k. .U.S AVM(
1.• - • . /. •A. Warm • !levrink Mar))lne, RooMP err
• .10%.11 . ) Piot, Eril..P.. larSUtrb-
EMI
1.0111•11{ a. CIVTLIOI.
Arroaxv? ♦? I. • re, Girard. Vrte t , mnty.
so d tibet 414.1i.t.1 1.. s tb
•ot tliavatdt.
11/11 Awsurcy
trerTer Of THI PlArt„OffiN• 1u o.•at 1%
• utr.ptairo, glib, Pa.
tl GH ir dlr ir1.A4114.
WsotasiaLa I:Locums, nod Ilealers la
4 , •• Imported Win.. soA I-Iquora, also Raw;
Vnavt, 1 &AA Aiganta for Moffat& Buffalo
\ 11, 1 and 2 t amwarrlal 101 , 1,1in0, Sort o
, Naara. 6rle, Y..
• a a. CargillLT
rouN Aims..
01 nA.,-,AeTC exit, Crlit.leml« &ad !Wail
-cor /o, all Wad& of FROMM. PTIM LUX ROOM* o ..tki n g
.tfir« and Matta Ctudr& No IN .1 on. Mork. Eric Pa
11 431" sl iv i rotaii ir. in Ft snAg6n.. atinnin-
Ysir and Wotan et 1.4 n 13, r•daTti'. Rir.Tk 'tats
lone Ps _
i f %LOP& tk LOW.
xi Ayr riAITV srna t W liolowar amyl Retail
. P
ars in Wed awl ()Ater° fbmpsof oupTrior quality, tbir
r.iapprot uid best now in nna On Twelfth street
peach. grit , . Pt.
r A. l noduct fr, Tarrying Ira**, for !amity, farm nr
knarya,Pes fyr stir cheap
W. ()um.
II 1.. Low.
I )11. 9. 1.. ILLIt ixT Orr I D
•thor Ilw•Iling wootte'Parli
• ^t ~ 1..0ck mot of grid. flank Wilding*
Jai, 10, 111811.
/KUKUK J. 5101i.14141.
rutty mealy* Lad C.Walairloo Merehadaa,
bock, Er* de.a.r t:(.61. 71'"""i
I=
I p.4.ltlltli & billiLLOtrrli.
WanulaaUt askoTßatail amatory in Grnerrift,
Slay CbandirrY. Wood and Wain., can ate,
R., , !tut. Stmt. Erie. Peon
vuruits OlTORitil.
I I
W. A. tit WV ORD. lobt.er, Anna Retail
....J.! to doeiviptioo of Ilrorolifh inp.l Doilsost.to Doi
.....to, earpotkett. Oil Clotho, toe Xn. 13. nolo otroel
,f s ., of Fifth. trio. P 0...
THOUNTON,
I , oiriel or fat Pctes Ay».•
roont itomis tad Ilmiestoc, (Armors, k , ., ►eearttely mid
,rrtutty drawn. Mein .no Pnoeh, strovt, "v., Jar S
.e•rrMt ()mew; Ptnr, tile. Pit
DOW V1N412.
A eItoTIFTT &T 1.• IT ATP JI - TTlelt Tin
,•• T .
Will Dv - mitt.% ttev«TOTllirettritt Ettf CTttettiv
on.' env. pt , "MptIAT4 tfltbrtil att.l9tint: told) bottinem Po
t rokete.l 1 , 1 hi* hor , tn, elthet Ar an A ItotttateVe
rr ittleo fn rovrolre Mort. enetrer of .tat. and IRIND
• t ,r, Ps
W. DOI 'ISL.% *A.
Aritsasit At L. t or•--000. rewired to
touthiliot oret aStste t mot. 6111 the korthatele of the
V.A. trio fts..
)KIN
" °ill'tropt, W.
oculist ashl
1.11, 01 Vain e 1 1 / 4 " Y
his litt.stim, orgeloolvol. *0 thy trestMebi •••
'A. Map P . t • IR? ra•
qr qt., 1.
irf ge 4
uatAlSaintlV .
D .1
I ` , ko., he. f ai bil e rt." ..Cri.°l4llll, Planter. rk.
•
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lE=l
I. ski.nwire.
I
•
d Retail Sarressar le Clark 41. so6bria.)
4 1,tantIllf an n. Reed 0011911,
to Dealer In Palatia l : l4%TO, l N
arillihea NI St. Gis"
amphene, alumni Fluid lanasaaa, , k 22
• '' . I 11111
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R. F. SLOAN, EDITOR& PROPRIETOR
VOLt IRE 30.
•
e ir C. mho"
notaaaLt aad /WWI dealer kiada
of lingliah, Germaa sad Americas Hardwares dements Ilan,
Iran, X an; 81001. is Weary sad Carder Triamodaga,
llachlso BsWog sad Analog Timm* atm% pnwailkot Um,
Rood Roses, Leis,
CRAILL,
ATTOIL MY fir.
Ho. pronoviol Ids 011iot Iv Hoot al SWAMI *arum, W,.
rod, west ooroor of the Mobilo aquirs whore 100 trill .t_
14.1.41 prootptly to all Wainer entrusted LI las ear,
Iris. No. 2 1.144.
11 1 1 1W1IM I I I II
WH. LUCA, thenkfut for the liberal
• patronage -glom saboamoss that having
do reowned the
of asoisaasee afQ.
presuJ. LUCE, be is prepason k•
Weds I:Waal tl aadt t
aselabost improved sty 1.., an the a tt ention 4 th y P l att
is again WWI ta the
CONTINUOUS owe woes.
e b {eh h. hoe been ticed In atieligne kw th past pees,
to the antlre ot his potsoos, that kg Is son
propoood to pet up teeth OS
VIILOANIZSID
n web ku Use now adraat itrei the Cliesio
moue Bea W i n i : ovinit no ifispoceie Air ErabolL.
rankling et sod evtair to thet ao Alen, eiltend
er presider, and dupe It h pTeArabie' to any °Bier
material toned, as It will not ewer the teeth. Teeth pat
mia
j ar sktrerfot Owes Who prefer tr
t tar weeks paid to tilling and- preserving onto
rid teeth. and also to the eorrection of ltentibtritieS.—
ittles in Beatty's Mod, PM* Sow
trio. D.c 24, lifOk—t. Waft. W LUCK.
ALL persOns, without exceptioti, know-
Jet ttbewootvg. tadebtad to *4 art eatertelly reernear
echo pay the SWIM withatitollehty, as the late aka age to
, aar baatmas neuters as surly disposal of unsettled astir.
lusperattee, sad we truettliat the Warsaw, hstetnfore
'Malted Win ht gratefully rreiptonsted by • peasant re
sponse le tlils Retire. out 14 J. JOHNtiTUN &IMO.
_ .
J. C. -BURGESS &
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
PORK, &c.,
AT 4\'IIOLESAL},,.
No 10, lirowli'A Block. SLate Strut
Lot, ()et M, ]tlsll
PIANO FORTE
M ELOt)EON MANIIIIACWFORY
SAVE TWISTY PEE CERT
BY BrYll4 up
WILLIAM W - MUNG
MINI X 313. 11 2 '33141Cr'd .
MSI! .
. 4 I
-..., • lIMI
THE expri
eence of ticenni hAzrz, :ma OW
idea that I entrAionak.
PIANOS ANP MELODEONS
I„ t rie cheaper than! can hay them elsewhere. lareau••
rent ta eheaver, lumber to chi arr. ei•al a chertirei,
won the arm, induced int ta
end entniilet., experienced wnrinurii, ah.
carried {Nano lisuoiactury thew
s/Pelves for h.. year*, and who wail rn tkeir
natirs .Lost ti..riewarl to Pair such tnatrumrals
awl 1 am ou• pr•pred to tarot, h w 7 outo..rolis frt. tot
Pianos and Melodeons
0 , rupetior To sod finish, tad will
VIVALIILI4.II6.I\7Ir TIEKICI.Thott I
ror 1141 V length or tins., to give
COMPLSTE eIATISIVACTi
\I • /1,*(.111t1.01,1 11/ s 1411141414.11a1A41 11411/144.04 W. W.. 4,1•1
14. tost I( theme Itiotritinonto obould sot pro , . P 4.1
.14411, public uta uothibg Ls spared to blear ale.et
Ilke 4-0 red nmoil t, via •
Predates 's' ■ See mood sulistaitted risme, vriliMJ•
will give seed .•tiidaedaa. alma allay la
sea. Iroser ila■ say Map I korw 44*
'TUNIS VERY EASY
PRICES VERY REASONABLE!
PAT- ONIZE
Your Own Oitissensi at Home !
ORDERS at WHOLESALE ur ETA I!,
Eiretittd promptly and bits
Pnolnixo, ord.'', on Store., old
I.vr, and any thing el. I ean sell again or um: 1u ivy but
mess, tortil be taken in exchange for Piano Forte.. Vol.
Paleitn , " and *by thing On. I hat, 111 .t , •r
PIANOS To LET
TVNING DoNE WELL
NEW MUSIC EVERI It EEK
NoNE HUT Ttiß BEST ARTICLES ON II \ll
TUF: GLXULYR Int"RIVALFD
Chiokering & Son's Piano Fortes,
wry." heard of a poor Pinfte,
I .ot hrre it I. •13.1 will •••-t , sng..
It
TOEDITORS.—You all remember lit..
offer X r ovary Waters a See York, boa mode for
aorertialog to tout pspork, The unalebeerbeal rill do
IMP, better, dew: Riii favor htus ath a ,14,
fantod, you vritli any riZOl , toa order or tiPl/Ir*
=I
to. roar orvier
!trio. Jon.. 111. IMO.—
omiosmwdli*Joozliw - 411
MRS. CU RT IS has returned from N
York, sad is 130 W Ireelthiallg bar Stook at
XILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Cooststioir 0
Patin and Straw 1 1 .01111e15. 1 111 1
Ilrad rimers. Cape, Floor's, !Mbar, IMAM. (he,
rirrt Ribbon*. COW% Latea, le., lic Also,
Ruby Skirt*, nbilkry, UP, r Bonds, K nittang t'•,. . t n.l
matarims for grabrokberp," Lava tails, Kieletarre, pe -
ri4r quality, kik kr, 01 0 which will bei Sabi so
esti be bought aliewbor•
MILLAICYR*I ouppliod with isit goods is their bor.
• Wbolemale,YDS 11 CURT IS
Fate. Cat 1, 111611,411.
W - lIICW ANTS A SAFE.
The sibeariber has woo lAro^ Pi ,
IneRRING ..4 SAM, which b will .li.pnat . ( et , ..1. f'..
Cash or approved piper. Ir. L scatT
Erie, Aril 9,11160.--114. e.
-- - -----
BU I L D I R 8 HARDWARE
A fall mid complete sasortioeut of Build... fluid
gram, for ple very lost by t001i29.21. 3. C AELPIES.
EVE=
QADDLE k C AR RIAGEAI Nos
k, A full assortment of la444tory and ' inst
molls, to oak vary law by 21. J. C RHLMN.
fl A RPENTER'S stud JUIN ER'S TOOLS
the larval ma abeaptat Rock la tM City, at
Fate, Oct. 210104.-21 J. C. aiLLUVi,s.
SA USAGE CUTTERS, Cleavers, Ittineing
Kniveft, Rutetwr YAWN* id Mo. am* of
ect.2*-21 J. C. BALDRII•
Q HOVELS, and Tonilistand;, Blower
ijAtanda. fat qla trt 21 J. C. ttELDIRN.
TABLE CCTLERY, Pocket kiiiiregi - of
oto•s and qattlitira, at le.ir priors by
Oat. 211,10-2.1 C. SELDEN.
rrilliOTHl SEEDI TFAUTRY SEED!
100 Bushels nice New Clan* Tlasotby Arett.. Juet r.
nJead, and Jur Askt cheep by
Rne. I$,llW. BRCIMAIe RJpNItIA t Co
(10it Offof a superior qtuditycanbe
bad al CARIT.II At BRO. Nero. 0,10/4.—n.
, _ _
OotF my
own !make of soy description, n,
tllog at tow prkes, toe Progisoo, Moot Poy, of b,
wrodkirly polars to mart theGatos. G. T. 141.81 Y,
Gow.A. State et., *est nas•
50 - — §lZ - EIOFVIN Dl - ) l 6' OLIO*
rftvica men A writicAx, b 7 lissm, tor W.
low by pots CAMR A BRA.
Vir ADDER AND INDIO°, of the ver)
.131. boot gelidity. by Mit Cast at te Wag <Paultitkeo., by
Now. 4 CANTICI4' k HMO
R±.W Umber. Burnt Urgber, Burnt Si
nt, Parts Greta, Vossliso Maio, Yeliosr,
at. s, Is OU said pot op is 3. 2.4 sad i I.
MUM, MN Ilt u&Lownes tutus rous„
VIAL Nis 6ased Bassi.
CHOICE LIQUORS, for Medicinal pur
1 ......, or dirsagbt ard to beiges, Ihr arldhat
WALDRON; DRUG RTORR„,
$ll. # Rae um...,
CUD BEAR AND &CHEN EA 1,, by
Mtn b • • -
CARTIM it KEW
132
Carbon Oil
AStrPERIOR ARTICLIP,t roctsiTed
abi Mar rab at Aumurs. D
Thb. >L 106.-4650. • Med Hoop".
WO - 4i
cbrofest, seed aird boot orkovroir.al Bab
y D o I.rr at BALDwors DRUG Irrolltlt,
Lit Do. s Eirr4 1141111"
QPALDING's LiqUlDeiLtit
p. 14 by se coma t 860.
EINEIZIE
WANTED.—Two experienced . Cabinet
7arsibuo Makers, V
Jam )4 0, w ELIBRY , tn., N.
• 41.2 t
I:LI!
NOTICE.
Qin
I=l
ECM=
-3 -
dolor. ! Golan I-I
Mil
ERIE, PA., SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, /860.
, lininCLOW.
Atc experienood Kano and , Female
ray skias.iesseat. to sainauseihre aotbre• bee
8130 TIC Nth STC3IIII3V.
rpg CHILDREN WISING,
wt ea l i t o r %ammo. th•_preells et %Ada& leresit.
Mt holeameatioa—eadlstlay ail
s==,
Si is saes is
is
Mark
Si lg t pan A. - tat•thera, It win glee SW he peursevas
a sad besiti to rear laamth We km pm sp
sad ho Odessa,
years, *adMrs. is ataddsgice sod
troth of Maisel *i base wet bees
able to say.or any other rossligime—
Nan lisoll /hale is a antis liar
easseta, ceffirt, it arm whim dew
ly and_ Newt as did we bass ea
leetsooi
alait- imeothinli wagon hy gat
oh• Tam We , . •I'R U P. al lb. switum.
all are • diSe i l
il d - 'l , - ' 'alit IR "VW
lion. end i l" Who of cerasessabilida at alogisig
el.eti, sod wirtilies Ws spot Is this wisase
. 'whmt so Itamsr," alter tea lama! wziserlehtm. sad
012 ti 01212110111 RN tallhlital=22222tibat we base
lasiessit saii't=eilevelheirtisatt Issaidggimig from
MOs, sad sehavitt , YEW will be fesied le Mee or
or attest= wrap Is edaialshered.
the mootmoo esper Iligtta Ii 1 41= 1:4 : : 1 li
and has boss used w avess.billleir wears to tbeerasets
of eases. it mot oat , die m the shade's fear psia. bet
ii.
teelgoretes the sad benneoh a:sleeks aridity, and
boss hams sad he Um abide Radom It 'rill al
meshisatairtiy nab v Guru* /2 722 8021/2" AND WOO
Conic, mad (maw coneabdosa, ertdebe at t sot speedlly
naadhld. Ind ill We hen It the be at , iPor sad alsreit swim
dy in the world to all awn or
Dy....te.7. •• 41 CHILDIUM mambo. m oui
dreg, wimlial D 1 Vase
beislitiroeliortb
log or say other 1 imemo.ll•lreald
as y Vo rem y wbwo los a sham
autiortocirota soy of the fo g oassplaiats—i• but let
i our errs/afore, nor the of others, Kase be.
t 1r...0 your suffering child and the retie( that will beats.
yes, absolute( lute—le' tallow this tmedietae, If timely
used. Full dfrettfoaa for wan . Will seasimperry each bot
tle. Nese pintas tease the 'beesiseil• of CURTIS a
PEgc lNB2 " , Y Olll O/ as the outside wrapper.
Bald be DM/rests throe/boot the solid.
Plrielliall Mire, Mk Is Codas log., rho" York.
nett. PitICS WILY XS CENT PEW WAIL& 1y..11
_ _ _
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
IttIVV.M. DIIIIILITA'FILO,
yr i ecunpountied entirely , from Gums,
A, awl Imo become ifin'eshibliattedlitet, a rtondard Lod
mine, ICOOI/11 shd entre-, ~.5 red try all that hero owe
it, sad to new notortod to , 11. NI 'with eenhelenee la ad tb.
.ttssafes fur which it Is es-- 0 ootalatestatatl
it has rumd thonoondo l g, within the last two year*
'lt ho had Vermin all hopes ‘-" 'of relief, no tho nowierou*
oteolict ted certificates tolla i-, poeresslto show.
the dew , Ma? ho &Wage led to the teenpernanent ot
the tedielduni totting it., ,aisd wed in mach nosall•
stoo as to art grotty on ' 8 ' th e ikt. OIL
lot tits distates of .oerl {judgment 'mkt. von to
k ,
ate *lto of the I. 1 V Ilikt. t ‘1,4 1 / 1 141/1470.11., and
it
el m , ue Elver l'emee-1 ,pleAssly littlbein Al.
iit byehepet ill,' , ebriMlols literrbotte,
Aantitter Complaints Dye. 1 int ery,Lhonehtionttlitenn
achy lioletttutt Cootire- a., WOO. tatelytieiCliele
rit. cholera 'gerbils, --"' Cholera Infentien
Flat alsoes, .1 auudics, Fe- male Weak
[say be use.l sueesastolly as au Ordima rm nfa a ll:i.
ty Nterlteine. ft wit,' 'cure nlelittleAD
FAClttn, (.. thousands , ,east testify.) In twenty
mokinviris, J ie. or throe , Yosopooonaio are Wen at
..antoonoolo.-pt ..tattact. 1 All wee nee it are
!Iran* thtti tsotttootsa, 1.1.10 It. hear.
sag" hti hi. IX LTIV.S. ILN IPtilf. MOUTH WITH
Tjfk lyrettwitArgli., AND etWALLUW birth
together.
Prier Yote4lolletkie poor Ineetoie.
SANFORD'S
kaatta
t;VIT,A.IITIC PILLS,
c(4iiPousDED
/TN* % tf..1A111.,11 PC? rr
LIZ KAAP IX ASI
The Ffirtily l'uthar- tie Pit.
but adtcd'athartm cinch the prop
it. rattler more than 'Cu Wlyears
Tie constantly inert's- log detasad Irsta WON
I t .. Late long need the..., PILL" sad tb• intiras
rlen %Itch all exprees 1 .4 In regard to their vac has
cadneed me ki place them 0 . 1 withia rimmed+ otall.
The Protreeton ••I I know that &thread Ca
thartic. set 00 different Il i portions of the newel*.
The FAMILY ('A- TBAMTIC FILL has,
with due. reforenar established bet, bees
aoopounchei fret. ,•ty of tbe pared e l irta-
Ale ttraets, which act,7 alike on every part of the
sttmentary canal, sad are ..1 , 1121111.111/ and ST to 4/11
e.”el. when Cathodia EN4 Is seeded, sack as ink
u %Nu k.3lE,Aers OF rat se is oit A C El,
, leeptuera, hoo• to the pgi beet and Lates t enathne
n.oe, 1430 arid SotOpeas , over the whets Body,
ft.On sudden eoI4, *WV ketterettly, It alltleeted,
end en a long course of lir MM rer. Lau it Ap=
Crervimpiensation of cola 1.14 over the bodg
neat, Headache, or weightin the bead, a itaissa.
isatiery II Isea• e s• e_.
WOILYIts La Children or
Adana, RHEUMATISM. s 401 greet Parllker at the
Blood, and many dhows- es to which best. Ishii%
on no:nerves to :oration C) in thistaterrtia~st_
Dose, 1. to 3 Pirlies,3lll Vesta.
The Liver Islisocator sad Faterily Vathartk
ore retailed ley Druggists wearrally, and eolo whole
t., ch. 1 sie In MI the lame towns.
S. T. W. riANFOMII I , M. D..
lisonteetarer Dad Proprietor,
33b. t reatiwroy, %saw York.
Jo,' 2. ILA
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHIL.
A BEN EVI, LEN T INSTITUTION
svactal f toloasmot lor Limo :be
-irk •tol
1't1C1•1.11T di: EPIDEMIC 111roli.V•kr.
The AASOCIATION, io a-tow of Lb. *whit
4..tracto • Looms Nfe timed by t•rawldew•aes, ud
t• o deerptmco nrecticrol upon dor u nforl as to rietano of
.1u:11 Ir) Quack., se. rra: ) .401 , 10 &mete.) %brit
Coroollint :•orirooa, no • MAIO, IRi.l, ACT orortliir of
it nano., to I/ p•FI a 141ipeu.sr.) for St," treptolligat «1 ail.
,laoo alowoot to all thou form., /11 FDIC AL
ADVKA ILK ATri , to ail •ho Imply 1; latter, with • dem
n 3 ul tLolr r. odition, (axe, occupatiom_kabtta et
ke. ) and in mos.. of extromo" poverty, to YURNbni
lOLDICI • 11211 KU.: or CitaRGIL. It Ye needkas to add
tint iltr ammetatioa commando the ta
l kiest MedicaS
of the ate, and sill furnish lb* mast toprurill modern
trystsimmt.
Use Ilhoolotore of the soovicto I too, it, tit., iv nAhla Report
sie.o the trabtimeat of sexual dtarutos, oxymora tho
Itlghest ssiiskettoo. with The tooress vebieb has 'needed
the lawire of their minorduto to the ems of Olporovotew
riser, :wain/a trealtoeos, i:oroarrions, Meet. Sypittlivb
toe vice Paaritem • r Mr- A &cke, Mowers of the Ind
soya mid Hatvddvor. ie., sad order a easUnasoce at the
seams &so for th e *Await-1g Jeer.
The loroctorr .4, a metro ..f the pout, bet Loured that
melt bootee Ihk. seer* of toltevoloot effort bare blare
at emit ea: kW, especiptly to the roues.
Lod that' have resolved to devote throosalves, with is
hewed se4l, t.t this vets Itsportoot and leach dexplied
(11.104.
•
• e alausable Report os Spermitforthrea, or desainal
IV...shoe/a, the rl,. of °minims, liastarbatlon, or nelf-
Abase, sad other (HMO" of the P.eoel Orrin, Or the
Censaltiag thrives, aftl be mot hy sea/ t, Ike • imbed
ea re/oped FREE OF CHARuE, 00 receipt al I'Vrt)
'tl'abtfltlor postage. Other Reports ald ?mete no the
oaten" abcf treatatreart of reseal gamma., diet, fie , are
vmetaotty hefts( palrtt.hed for grstuitotte dtstaibotion,
sod be sent to (he afflicted. rtome of the new rem-
Mee awl methods of treattaret criseeeeeed dorms the
part sr, are et great rain..
addrres for Report or treatment. Or. It K11.1.11A
1101.74111t0N, Aglitog Surgeon, Nome greelation, !to
2sQetb kioth Amore, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Dimetora
i; so V A , keui tn. EIRAIL IiEARTIIrELL.
1) At 14.enttar). ' Presidna.
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
PEACH Street, above the BOO& Road,
Ps Acheson k Henry *cm% noptctfully call
toe iatilailen a , / tb. polafe to liar larri mud meta.
anamrtaitiat at
PARLOR, OVIFICZ AND COOK STOCKS.
Cotnprlslas tome of the matt awful sad darsale kis&
wbl-b aratict tail to give tatiefacAlas to Asia who sse
Item. W. warrast at oil' staves sad wham satialliettos
is oat fully oxpr•word sad tbe party dada boir wei* rase
fnr 6ls money we will mat it an riellt. Oar doves
tassel ds. " sad will prove creditable ari boar tosaisfoe
te res.
Kettles, Skpigh-iliesa. Pad Irons sad all maser ofCaat
iap ea bawd de amaatactsred ta order.
Purrs aro pate-rairra of %mortar maim sad tara
l.ltty
always 7o bpad. A call sad a fair trial of oar arti
cles is alt tra sob mad we sill guarrantaa aaltalictiaa.
Keie, Oct. 21.1165. ACOKIION ft aIiNDY.
J. 0. BURGESS 00.
WHOLESALEGROCERS
.a.fgezatai for
FAIABANICS SCALES I
No. to, Brown's Block,
Prie s Oct. a s TUC
Or;
48. U 41,14115. CANE SEAT and
cute Aka Cbal2 4 , St %MN aodataado.Sptiag
i}atibirr Rods sad xsterstese. at Norr a =z,
tor 6101. jibt most bow Cast, f or ids at ega
tie Argot .4,4 IL W. KURT. ROL
CMIKS, LADIES FANS, PARIS FANS
Coats, Basiosts. Hat Na,, at as mews
'missy time 91 PIAUGION
G P E N W.—Daimon, Warren &
••
fizroa.lap Tap Pre .sainted ah Illestis, •
rood Wittiwat low pokes. Ills{ "'AA**, Soon.
mRE BRA.EDIVii,--Just reaehred
hroajgb goo Castoos 1101114 la ILI* Old for GOP
0a.,... h NW
4MTNERY.—Lediee and Gentlemen
k orlailog to got soot
OW Poo is'
it redatt
RALmrtnr. max
No. Opt nears
iirE463.E SHEARS, Preati gu iffives,
beddlite !Calm, at I C time.
( rrom noisattoid Words )
BOOR WORLD
Whoa the diet preanmet of Us atrial alight
Clasps la Its Itosei'd arm the alambetiog eat th,
Meat I tit Weida the ideal, light
That lika a drew-an dieters Oa 211 I' hearth,
With maw )or• taetelog vohnore la err hand—
A peopled planet, °palest sad grant,
It ansy be Shabsierszr, with his endless trains
Of oceptred thoughts. a glorious progeny
Bono on the whirlwtsd dlla utteglaty strata
Threagb naloa,limds &sew tit aol h.% ;
at. gnat salad beeintog tiara' those phantom tau wds
I.the evening sun trout out* wseAtb of elondo
It weal be ItUteri, loa ale igewpti whop,
doarin to highte of geseeirar yet 'intent :
Now deep where horrid ahem of deranges olio/
Now lost in splendor at lie bet of God •
Girt with the terror of at {air skim
Or wisp% to dreams of longed Paradise
It may be Specter, with hie feisty ebade►
Where feriae of bawdy coadrometales 110101111111,,
With bony Ileac", and with tool arcade*
Opening Wiener in his unique verse.
It may be Ctinnett, wait bin &tat &rite.
HL Tab,rd old. lead Pilgrim". twisty thaw
Perohood I User with the osigkity Throe
Ofilorlooo Greece, that Baerelei lead of peg
►ho bared thefts/1%1 boat or Tragedy .
•nd %owed to fuse ot, phtolea bleed awl stealer.
Or tratebee heeeeth the Trojan ramparts proud
The fro hook zatbonne like a thunder stead
No root of tlaes con
In wasted teat his lemeelv im a y
Still ta the felthtul Sancho stay usu.
Vonore.. wide his wooderviriekea ere.
Atari Roodaaota, bare sad appetria rte 44,
till throws gaunt shadows gin %Ids *rely 40.41
ti hoict Xiterature,
Prom lb.- knickerbocker
THE BANK-NOTE.
"You would warmly think I had b e en
in the Suite's Prison, would yogi
"In the State's Prison !" I echu.d. "Ohl
of course you mean as a visitor," 11114 I fe.
hcitated myself that my good-natured fr o g
had not "sold" me.
-No ; I mean a, a eouvict."
As a convict'." [ echoed again, (I rap
ping my pipe in amazement. "impossible."
"True, nevertheless."
Mn,. Elmore raised her eyes from her
knitting, and looked at her husband and
then at me, with a sort of sad smile, that
seemed to say "True, every word of it."
Mr. Elmore was a planter. living near
...
...',atrhva. Mm...lB.sippi, an d I, ta ncy j us
myself an artist. was at that time staying
at his house, cx-tensibly engaged in paint.
I I %LA RS C a el%
01111141711.
ing a portrait of his daughter Annette, a
fair young beauty of seventeen.
True, my stay had already been longer
than was strictly necessary for purposes of
painting, but for reasons which will appear
more fully hereafter, !still lingered on the
plantation, an honored guest. And often,
in the calm autumn evenings, we would
all sit together on the veranda, and talk
fur hours in home-like, old-fashioned way,
under the shadow of the clinging vine,
"In the State's Prison as a oonvict .." I
repeated, after a pause, inwardly wonder
ing how it could be possible that that mild,
benevolent old gentleman could ever have
been so abused.
L, I. • path,
tor Ma wind lo
••PerhapA you would like to hear how it
happened'" he said. inquiringly.
"Mom eertainly, if you are willing to
narrate it
"I have never .4 1 4)14n of a -ince I hav r e
been here, but if you will listen to-night. to
an old awl'. babbling, I will tell yon the
story."
"Forty years ago, to-lay, 1 an,. twenty
two }•ears ~hl, and, improlatble as it may
now seem, I was practicing law in the city
of Boston (it% rather. I was sitting in my
office waiting to practice My father, who
had died when I was but a boy, had been
a lawyer before ow, :and it srnii 3711 biL
tion always to be like him, as I dimly re
membered him. an , l as my mother described
him.
-At that time my mother and myself
were living together in a little house in
Roxbury, and I had just began to .we some
proaTect of succetts in my business.
•There WAS an acquiuntance of mine
Louis Milton by name, at that time cashier
in one of the city banks.
"Circumstances had thrown ns much tr...
gether and we had grown to be very good
friends, so much so that he had often spok
en to me of* certain Mary Marshall, whom
he was accustomed to regard as his future
wife; the contract, for such only it could
be called, haring been entered into years
before by their parents.
"Weston Marshall was a w e althy im
porter, and the elder Milton chief owner
of the bank in which Louis was cashier.—
Both were wealthy. and both were aristo
cratic, and hence the foundation of the
contract,. I had never seen her, and nev
er thought of her but when he spoke of
her, little dreaming that she would one
day indirectly effect a thorough change
in my whole life
Pay°.
"1 shall never forget one snowy night,
the first time I ever mw her. Some the
atrical celebrity WAS 'starring' at one of the
Boston theaters, and boats and myself.
bappeningtogether in the evening, a
to the play. In one, of the intervrhed
tween the acts, Louis turned to me and
asked:
" 'Have you ever seen Mary 1"
••I answered that I had never had that
pleasure.
" 'Do you see,' he said, directing my at
tention to a remote part of the house, 'that
young lady dressed in purple. with dark
plumes in her hat ?'
"I replied that I (Bd.
!"Well, that's Mary.'
"Placed as we then were,, in the glaring
light, I could see little beyond the partite
tars of dress be bad remarked ; but the
chances of the crowd, as we left the theater.
brought me quite near her, and I thought
then, and I think now, that I bad never
looked into a pair of deeper or more heart
ful eyes. But we passed on chattingpleare
antly of different things, and that night I
slept as sound and dreamless a sleep as if
there were never a woman in Christendom.
"MaYhnp you have noticed—if you have
what people call 'an ear or music,' you
certainly lave—that you may listen to a
piece of music which shall strike you to
being particularly beautiful, and go away.
and one hour afterward you could not re
call, so as to articulate a single note of it,
though your life depended upon so doing.
And yet, days afterward, when you least
expect it, you shall eateh yourself hum
miqg strain alter strain. as wily as if you
had known them from Childhood ; and
in truth it shall seem More like an echo of
some thing with which you bed long ago
been famWar, than the teNtnsition of some
thing entirely new.
"Just so was it to me with Mary Mar
shall's eyes. 1 do not think I thought of
them tbr weeks after that night at the the
ater, until one morning I was walking into
my oars, 'thinking of 'declarations,' not
in love, but in law, when her Image start
ed out in memory with more than the dis
tinctiveness of most familiar faces. I can
not explain why this should be so, any
more than 1 can explain why it is that at
occasional periods in every man% life there
Stale &rut
ut.
;WWI.
But 1 must not antiei-
flashes somas his teinaistiftlefriertiefeeril ,
ling 'builder:. a simidowyloonsiMmenseseld'
having seen or beast 01, Om
ing. at some remote point tlift44*liikqt
past. I only knOn that' are
The causes of and the d. on 'f
leave to profounder sl - Ws.
**Orme having presented itself. it seemed
determined not. to be exercised, and ,it
maiai . ai l vd its position during tike ette
morning liertinaciohaly returning tb 4
attack wh enever disphteed for' s nionitnit
by assiil UM application to the-partuisicif
'coke and Lyttletian.' . •
In the anemia:xi of thrown* de L y 1 etas
passing slowly doTn Tremont-street. There
bad been a warm gun fOr'sonie days, and
the snow was disappieitting:` Nast' sea
then, when it was drifted ninths men, the
dampening of the sham occasioned it -to
slip from its position, and dOiltiend ift4ishr
iature avalimelies into the streets below
soinetitues carrying with It fisignitints of
ice, which, from the last night's creating.
were clinging to the eaves. • •
-cit-Wanly. one of these 'slides' deluged
me with snow.. rand a 44 . Y ., " 11 4 9 - 1 "10 1 - 4 4e*
walking just before me for some distance,
was knocked down by a fragment of ice,
"Of course, my first Impulse was to'raile
and carry her into the nearest shop; the
neat, to inquire if she was at all injured.
But the motion of carrying eanimenossi the
work of reanimation, and the _restorative
produced by some ladles present in the'
shop, soon completed it, and the same eyes
I had seen at the theater vain met my
Own
"It would be useless to delail ko Tow bow
it happened chat called a carnage sad
accompanied her to her Coulees house ; or
how a pleasant acquaintance sprung up out
of that chance service; of a thousand oth-
er things you can as well imagine. - -
jet It be enough . to tell you, what /
endfr. you already imticipete, that a
iovr ,. 1,,t8.5009 grew up ketween us, which,
spring. h Ahe bloesortilt of the following
into acknowledgedlove, and thetVed
which might be Iselkhmedhlg any obstacle
hat ,ipy as .untraer hirait!". oll 'uts. Isomer",
"For some yews proves, # ~.
little—nay, nothin—bad tail...thts time,
party in tegsrd to the contrerit t by any
entered into between the parents lOre
and Mary : and the Utter. whose per hole
had scarcely given it, a thought upti/ she
met with me, now began to, hope that, it
bud been forgotten, or, at leatit, abandoned
by tacit consent. But muses which I will
briefly allude te, soon brought it to remem
brance.
"For several month* both of the Louses
of Marsha!! and Milton, in common witph a
major part of the commercial community,
had been dipping largely into extravagant
%peculation, and had been losers •to an
alarming extent, though neither knew of
the other's danger, anti butt their
reputation for wealth. Under these cit.,
comstances, each looked to the consumrna
tion of this contract of makiage, as the
inoct available means of stolding bank
ruptcy ; and accordingly Louis pressed ins
suit urgently, and Maraludl aided him
with all his powers, of persuasions. I Wail)
poor, and Marshall was short, it
would have been worse than outlets; for me
to have 4poken then.
"And so the time had gone forward into
the summer, and one afternoon
aaqident
ally brought Mary and myself together in
one of the city book-stores: While there,
chatting over the books, I fairchased one
of them, and gave ft to her, piaringqlne4t
with a bank note of some large dononaine-:
tion,
"And now, let tne hasten over a portion
of Day life which Linn give you little pleas
ure in the hearing, Anti ix aertafnly bitter
in the memory.
"The next, morning I was arrested, charg•
ed with ha' ing uttered counterfeit money.
knew nut which wry to turn, or what. to
There we, the bill I had passed the
Ably before. with the word 'counterfeit'
written :term+ the fiee by Louis Milton.
who, in entire ignorance otthe feet that I
Inul p.ussed it. had thrown hoot when pre
sented for depo-it- I could not deny hav
ing it, and. even if it coull have
beeo-- -- of any avail, I was unable to my
whether it was counterfeit or not. Some
old enmity against , my father, prompted
the proprietor of the book-etoro to a vin
:lit:tive prosecuuou of the charge; nu 4 bit,:
terly was he revenged ; for my conviction
which followed close upon my arrest, killed
my poor mother."
The old man's voice trembled, and pato-
init. be nervously knocked the ashes from
has pipe. I turned away any face, and in
the sight of the stars 0n1y,4 brushed away
the tears that would come in spite &me,
"Well, the trial came on. I did all 1
thought I could, but I could not dewy that
I had given the note. It seemed that
there could be no doubt of its spuriousness,
and the prosecution was pressed with sing
ular vindlotiveness. I was convicted and
sentenced to imprisonment in the !4tate's
Prison. To be an innocent man in the
sight of Gild, shirt out from all I held dmr
in La; deprived of that great birth-riglit
of humanity, liberty ; my name rendered
infamous, its I thought Ibrever : is it any
wonder !hist I some times prayed for death
to terminate my suffering!' Her utter
hopelesneas of agony Under that terrible
trial. no human tongue can tell."
"The old man's tones grew tremulous
again, and Mrs. Eltnore, as I had done be-'
fore, :turned her face toward the slow
marcliin it stars.
••lictirt*liile the great world out my
prison-hobse moved on unheeding. Pecu
niary pi.4. - isie graduallytightenect arormci
both Mwr*hall and Kitson, Until each felt
that the-last hope lay in the union of Louie
and M . How fallacious was the hope
the sequ showed'bnt too soon. Mr. Mar
shall Is long since ceased to persuade his
danghte i to this step, and bad tried com
mands. i Both means failed entirety, and
he now resorted to entreaty. He faithlkilly
represented' to her the Condldon of his at
taws, and urged her to Wive him hem ruin
and disgrace try Ma ring the son of thC
,
rich ban er.
, • "titan, ed et the prospect of her father's
tropensliiiii, penury, so , vividly kit before
her, utterly desoLste at been; feeling
keenly that all ber hopes of happiness
were wieeked entirety and forever, she
finally yielded, a martyr as she thought to
her fathier's good 1 antithey were married.
Alm! how vein the sacrifice! crabili a
week after their marriage mutual explana
tions dikolosed the truth, and both houses
failed the mme day. • ' Twenty-four hours
thereafter found Marshall dead. • •Peison,
selfadMinistered, was Sulpeeted, but the
truth if not known to this 'day. Louis
Milton giving way under the magnitude
of the temptation to dishonesty: - gatheregl
together aft be could of the mattered xife
nanta of both tortunee, regerdietarof hit
father, - or of his creditors: end departed
suddenly, none knew whither,....earrying
with bins his humbled andserroseMg wife.
"The eoutenwob4 world- time started for
a moment by the extent of the fkftr*t
but in a few brief weeks the thing wartV
moat forgotten, nave by thosewhosidtbeed
immediate loss. • ' - s,
"All these things f learned loug after
must It-would profit uothingin&striff tie
you the wearying and buntillsahrgi froothie
of my prima tit'. -Les me, pats to the
Tr
"I -bad been *hid, out "from the. Roth
Deirly tiro Tears, and' one elitettit Was sit:
tin* pn the kw- toed in mj 114
droomhisly werrderio~ "
of memory.' Sors,o*Fat-e
1~
n,50 PER ANNUM 1 ADVANCE.
eis i o baibratight no shad
oteeit' dieigraen Wleir,'While look* into
theirseivettakde long
ago' dews beside his
NNW* iseinetnusdedby those who love higy
many he Jare!C! W./11 ) 44 1 / say bow
many grim Seim of iiitrepented error' look
out from its shadow upon, even the'ltak
phoneme t • Ron Math lan then, then
aur tongue tell bow bitterer than gall it
waxed look into thirpain, to me, who, white
yet yvnng. bad seen my name stained with
fosdese• all my a= t mes in a
1:120014111% eneiheci, and my
ireeerin their bonniest 'noon, blotted ho rtt
instant night.
"Mid so Ili wet sitting in the growing
gkiett of 4114 as sewing, mentally
lisineorer itsiabt ther days that were gone,
whim she door opened, and the turnkey,
acemispiuned by testier three gentlemen,
entered the cell. One of the gentlemen I
reetenisedne having been the prosecuting
attorney upon my trial.
" This is the Man, Mr. Cranipton,' said
the turnkey.
"'My dear Elmore,' said the attorney,
frankly extending, his hand, 'let me ova
rankle you upon your restoration to life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness, as the
ancients have It. You are, from this mo
merit, free to wader whithereoever you
choose. Come, let ua-go out into the open
air 4. it make. me feel agueish in here.'
"I was completely bewildered, and suf
fering myself to be led, without A word,
before I could colleet myself to ask the
reuon of thisounexpected proceeding, I
found myself owe more under clod's bles
sed stare, acoompanied by. or rather being
dragged by the good-natured old lawyer.
And what was the reason ? you ask simply
thief The note, for the uttering of which
I had been imprisoned, was the issue of a
rountry bank.. and, since my trial, had re
nntined in ale hand of Mr. Crampton, the
atteiney. 'A short time previous to my re
honk Mr. Wilson, one of the gentlemen
who accompanied. Mr. Campton to the
prison, and pfesidexit of the hank whence
the note was issued, being in Boston, was
sitting in Crampton's office, when some
casual remark recalled to the memory of
the latter the oiniumstanees attending my
conviction, From mire curiosity he show
ed the note to Wilson, and he, to Cramp
ton's astonishment, pronounced it gems
ire'
enaVnd so lhad been guilty of no crime,
the'rin thought or deed. But where was
for a mot.? What redress could there be
honored? - murdered and a name dis
" You need n.
quitting Boston fors., toist my reason tin
many wanderings ; anti I came hereafter
there knows but that I ant ;9 . day, no soul
Once mere the old man pats
ed his pipe, :and in a more cheet.li g h t ..
continued his story :
"I had rived bete with an old negro vre
man for honsekeeperfbr nearly four years,
when an tinaceountable impulse prompted
the to visit New Orleans. There was no
reason why I shonld'edtber go on. or toy,
except my own inclination ; and so I ran
down to the bank there, hailed the first
boat bound downward, and took passage
for the city.
APIs was Allot but beautiful day in May
when the Whits (bed swung out into the
l aurrent, and streamed pliantly down the
river. The heat was tempered-I:7 satrong
breese frcrht the south, before which small
fleecy Iquds, that owned. almost melting
into the distant blue, like little foal barges,
scudded swiftly to the northward. Always
silent and abstracted, I was that day un
untally thoughtfbl. I remember I sat all
day on the guards, to all appearance look
ing at the bank of the river, but really
looking dreamily into ray own heart-histo
ry, with that sort of pleasant sadness which
every meditative man so often feels ; titat
partial losing of one's present consciousness
in the elinielly living over again the pleas
antness of 'years *gone.'
"Late in the afternoon the sun disap
peared behind a mass of leaden blue clouds.
gilding its volumed verge with a line of
cleaning light. The wind ceased. entirely,
a stifling closeness crept through the at
mosphere ; and to an eye at all weather
wise, it was evident that the armies. of the
air were mustering for a conflict. By and
by the thunder which, like the artillery of
a distant battle-field, had all the afternoon
trembled along the horizon, swelled near
er and - more near; the lightning, tierce
spirit of the storm, leaped from the bosom
of the cloud, and waved his flaming burner
in advance, a few large drops, which in the
oppressive stillness sounded like a shower
of shot, clattered upon the deck ; and
then. with all the din of the summer
tempest, the elemental battle whirled
-around us.
"For more than three hours the storm
raged with unabated fury. and even when
its fiercest rush had swept away to the East.
theirain poured down in steady torrents.
and. except for an occasional pale deal of
lightning. t h e night was intensely dark.—
During the whole of the first half of the
nightl hit no inclination to sleep. I rath
er felt as If I could not Sleep, should I try
ever so earnestly. and at nearly two o'clock
in the morning I was standing at one of
the glass doers, of the social hall. Ido not
know how long I had stood there ; I only
know that I alone of all tho pansengerh
was waking, ring, except for the escapinz
steam. there was no soond on board. rkid
denly I was aroused by loud shouting w
ith
out, followed in quick succession by the
hurried tramping of feet, and a crashing
shock, that made the tremble to her
kieh •As I gained the. deck, the air was
filled with loud screams and agonised cries
for help. The next moment the rosin
torches of the boat Galled their red light
upon the darkness, and there, close before
us, by a disabled steamer. sinking rapidly.
In the think darkness the eye could not
properly measure distances, and in a matt
attempt to cross the course of the White
Cloud she had been cut far below the wa
ter-hits.
"I had not dwelt so heig upon the riv
er's bank without femiliarizing myself with
the use of the oar, and with the aid of two
or three of the first who recovered their
self-posseasker, Ilannehed on 4sf the steam
er's beats end pushed off to the assistance
of those who were struggling in the water.
I shall, never forget the fates I saw that
night; and I shudder now as I recall their
looks of despairing supplication as the tor-
WS waters closed over themforever, with
ip
Minuet within reach of the help-
ing ha
-I was standing in the bow of the boat
as we were returning slowly from a long
circuit armind the sunken steamer, when
I saw elate before us the gleam of a white
=upon the water, and a faint imb
all reached oar ears. The bgit shot
forward under• the impulse of the' rowers,
bid the *era was gone. Weikere just 1
tins 1110 leave We spot, when the MAW
puled again below' s% and dui 'glare of the
grasped
nerehas *babe •an a ed hassle
flea. 1 n .ne glance; my
throat, and with a that carried abe
tar over the Lorna grasped the white
with, trenibl in end
it until Wong anirsio Meban e =
from the water. /
....The mint evening aim" idarbluill,-1
could itotnall air mar IlLihma-a-and I an,
r
teigetbse is .oebso ea andlaiked hoar
sfilarlboun
-'h • theetiey baiet . • .
' 4 ineeillinetly from Banton to
Nee when Louis 'non obtained
Ontdeirnoalt ea betok-itertger in one of 4 1 e
WOO' of the city. But the loes of Silt
•
westEd: ,, • • • • lted fistk_iceeekintlil •
down his weak • • info . • is -
of drunkenness, was randy at home, some.
;, 21 , iperlng heir In their . booralnli h°°"
days wigether. lie. entertained tut M
eow hope of regahib• his - keeriieidth at
the gaining-tab! and within twelvemonths
Axon their he was brenditilsonse
deed, stabbed isi• a- drunken- bowl in ane
of the gambling hods of the city. For-
Ulna* for KIM ihe hed . plood the af
fection and esteem Of the wire 'tithe
,dent of the bank where Lotilehad been
emplored4 who now °flared bee slime
°atonal) , as a Weaker of, music for her
daughter. And here she had_lusru ever
since, meeting nothing but klieisTheis, and
contented with her lot. She werneemn
partying tie family on a Northern Soar,
when the accident occurred which koret us
together.
“More than thirty years hay solemn
ly continued the old man, 4tiM . pm"
*veiled away, and never eines thirty for
uing}eda,y, have Mary and I bean parted."
Mrs. Elmore rose softly from her chair,
and kneeling beside her husband, hid her
face in his bosom and sobbed likes odd:
Silently 1 walked down the petinter,
and, leaning upon the rustic gate, looked
far down where the light of the new-risen
moon slept ,ppori the we nn and ; listened
to the night as it whispered softly to "the
slumbering dowers. Presently I tell, rath
er than heard, a light step behind me. A
little white hand was laid upon my shoUld
er, I passed my arm lovingly around a
yielding figure, and then, with spirits that
melted into each other, and in that bliss
ful hour lived as but one essence, Annette
and I stood dreaming under the silent
stars, *ail the old man's voice said:
•••C`onie, children„ it is late."
That little band is not so fair and plump
now as then, and the frosts of age are be
ginning to silver my hair but still the qui
et autumn evenings often find us standing
at the rustic gate. The same river flows
unchangingly at our feet, and Annette
and I are as perfectly:one spirit now as then
NUMBER 87.
A Tamils° Iscriarwr.--.-The following
thrilling incid ent is extracted from a very
interim pa per in 13entley's IniseeLlanj.
entitled "fours in Hindoostan." The Co-
bra Capella is said to be one of the most
venomous species of serpents in the Fast,
its bite being attended with almost instant
death,
We had been playing, all the evening at
whist. Our stakes had been gold mobur
points, and twenty on the rubber. Maxey,
who was always lucky. had won five con
secutive bumpers, which lent a self-aatis
fled smile to his co.mtenance, and made
us, the losers, tulything but plea.ed, when
he suddenly changed cottntens Lee, and
hesitated to play. This the mor.• sur=ed
us, since he WAS one who seldom pOn
being so perfectly master of the game
that- he deemed long consideration super
fluous.
"Play away, Maxey .... what &rayon about!" '
impatiently demanded Churchill, one of
the mo,t impetuous youths that ever wore
the uniform of the WY - art
•. flush !" revonded Maxey, in a tone
which thrilled through us. at the same
time turning deadly pale.
"Ire you unwell?" said another, about
to start up, for he believed our friend bed
suddenly been taken M.
"For the love of God, sit quiet," replied
the other, in a tone denoting extreme fear
or pain, and he laid down his tarils,
L e
"'lf u value my life, move not."
°l' l7 at can he mean ?—has taken leave
Peal ?" demanded Churchill,. ap-
D° ll t `..l sis self.
a sort o f w, " -, don't move, I tell you," in
ed Maxey.
ever can forget, utter
"lf you make ant,.._
dead man I" he exclairiu...,
We exchanged looks. Ihr" 1 "' Ia a
"Remain-quiet and all may'b, ,
a cobra capella round my leg."
Our first impulse was to draw bace e
chairs ; bucka appealing look from the.
victim induced us to remain, although we
were aware that should the reptile transfer
but one fold, and attach himself to any
other of the party, that 'iretivirtrisi 'ei g ht
already be counted a dead man, so fatal is
the bite of that dreadful monster.
Poor Maxey was dressed as many old
residents still dress in India, namely,
breeches and silk stockings. Therefore be
more plainly felt every movement of the
snake. His countenance assumed a livid
hue ; the words seemed to leave his mouth
without the feature altering its position, so
rigid was the look, so fearful was he lest
the slightest. muscular movement should
alarm the serpent and hasten the bite.
We were in agony little less than his owt.
during the scene.
"lie is coiling round !" muttered Maxey
I feel turn cold—cold to my limb ; and no"
he thickens—for the love of Heaven, ca
for some milk ! I dare not speak loud
let it be placed near me ; let some be pt
oed on the floor I"
Churchill cautiously gave the order an
a servant slipped out, of the room.
"Don't stir: Northcote, you moved yot
head. By everything sacred I conjure yr
not to do so again ! It cannot be long of
my fate is decided. l've a wife and tw
children in Europe, tell them I died ble. -
sing them—that my last prayers were fc
them. The snake is winding around m
calf—l leave them all I possess---I ran a ?
moat fancy I feel his breath. Great God
to die in such a manner
The milk was brought and carefully pu.
down ; a few drops were sprinkled on the
floor, and the affrighted servant drew back.
Again Maxey spoke:
"No—it has nu ett'ect .Uhl the contra
ry. he has uncurled the upper fold : I
' dare not look down, but am sure he is,
about to draw back and give the bite of
death with more than fatal precision. Re
ceive me, 0 Lord, and pardon me—my
last hour i. vow • : Ur pauses. I
die firm, p.t
no! Ire has undone another fold, and
loosens him-.rll. Can he be going SO 111011110
one else?" We involuntarily started. /
- For the love of Heaven, stir not /rut
a dead man ; but bear with me, He still
loosens—he is about to dart. Hove not.
but beware! Churchill, be Adis /oft that
way. 0h ! this agony is too)utrd to bear !
Another pressure and I ant dead ! No, he
relaxes!
At that moment poor Matey ventured
to look down; the snake had unwound
himself, the last coil had' fallen, and the
reptile was making for the milk.
-I am saved ! I am saved !" and Maxey
bounded from his chair, and fell senseless
into the arms of one of his servants. In
another instant. peed it be added, we were
all dispersed—the snake was killed, and
our poor friend carried more dead than
alive to his room.
A Lassie rus RA UJIOAD COMBrCTORS.-
The aritinnati ,anmyureial says that one
Say lasfweek a young man named Win.
Worstall took passage in one of the horse
railroad cars of tits city. Mr. W. bad in
hie arms a sick child, and having paid his
fare, very naturally thought he hadaright
M take a meat. Basil Willett. the conduc
tor of the car, it appears, thought differ
ently, for on a lady eatuali& he ordered
Mr. Worstell to vacate his seat, ii.nd give n
to a lady. Mr. W. objected, and. wai in
return threatened witirexpuision.
gave up his seat to the lady, and was not
*eted from the car. He, however, on
Thursday, had the conductor arrested and
taken before Justice fiequerabourg, on a
charge of assault. Alter a fair trial he was
fined by ajury 125. •
b►. It is said that in the South. when
niggers get refractoq and can be subdued
m no other way, their meters have got to
threatening to set them tree and send them
North to make their living among the Ab
olitionists. nigger in such a case rarely
if ever foils to succumb.
iiiiir Don't make oopp r mind *bout
sny erestuse ins belt and velvet to
settee, without first sally: your sisteesed
vice. De pe nd upon it, osmium:tun elm reed
another better in five Minutes than you
inCap five yowl. -