FM
YOU TUB 11JUSIiia,
,fdl iorioe genii/mon have tr•OU elided I. our
Okapureewh-rottioy reside. Persons drilling.
aptmoriptioos or Job Wert. or to ososoy to
go is tkreesb or J o
kinds :
Poorer,
,
Om,
kildron.
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NEW GOODS!
NOW OPEN AT
. S. MORRISON'S.
EYEIRICLEG ALL THE LATE STYLE.H Or
ESS GOODS.
CLOAK, SHAWLS,
OYES AND HOSIERY.
LSO, LARGE STOCK OF
CIOTIIS,
LE AID DOMESTIC GOODS!
X 0 IP I II
118 TIALE TO BUY GOODS:_
W TOII WANT ?O FIND
GOOD STYLES,
AND Orr
OOD BARGAINS,
GO TO
S. MORRISON'S.
LESALE t RETAIL
GROCERY STORE.
P. A. BROKER,
IALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
• CL►rt of Oa Perk 4 i'reacJi Strtst,
(o=tstoz,)
illy rail the attention of the exonixmaity
to his large Stork of
;ERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Whieb Ito la daemon to nil at the •
Lu wesT POSSIBLE PRICES:
Ills sasortroaat of
IFFEES. ,-
TEAS,
SY RU PS.
TORACCGS,
FISH. &C.,
4 the city, w b. Is prololuti to prove to
it ct.ll.
sPifonstantly on hand a surnor lot of
LIQUORS,"
%tit trade, to which he the attention
ts, "Qnlek Salad, Soto!! Profite •nd • fall
for the Motley." aprlll43tf.
. For Rent.
id APRIL I. 1864. Two First"
lINIMS sad Donal OPFICZS. /se.
A 1 o+on
MEM
L.diutKau.
. ...KIM Creek
_ wtalle vale
Ilarbor
--Groot:1110d
Etat tiroben.
. -WattebarFr
..... fpringll.l X int.
VOLUME 34
..listea.
(ii arc.
Falrrtilw.
Cherry am.
Union.
14384. • • 111104
BUFFALO & ERIE R. R.
CIN and after Monday, Jan. 44t, 1884;
Paasenew Trains willrun on this Road mi Winn*
_Warren.
Guitad.
... 4 1.artserberrg
Merrille.
...1.0•19111.
Cvrry.
LEAVING ERIE.
6 31 A. IC, Moat sat Alexosi., stopping at thatotte 0,0401
North East, State Llas,Qatacy,WastAald.raiii4A4
Swum, Dunkirk, Satercraelt. Irving and Angulo.
- -
arriving at Buffalo. at 10 SO A. W.
1 00 P. tt, hay [rpm. stopping at Korth Can, WINS •
Ouuktra, z 4 llras• Omar. and ASIIOIII. gad
...,prtnit
s)
arrivine At Buffalo at 4 20 P. li.
10 40 P. M.. CAlsciaaats Swam, stoliplag at W•steeit,
Dunkirk and :111nr Ohmic, and arrival. It Bitllato
, tr;trarea, Pa
KiJgaay,
:lk Co .1.4
at 40 P. It.
1 03 A M. Blight Ewer, stopping at triuddeld,
Dankirt tad :Ural Creak. &nines' Buffalo at
Warren Co , P►
4 29 A.
Takay Express aosaects at Dunkirk awl thighti.4
the Night Expreaa at Wain only, with limns trona
foe New York, Philadelphia, Beaton. din.
LEAVING BUFFALO.
4 on P. N., of it 4 - ..4cesa.,atopping at Nambarnik, North
Erase. Angola, treing, Slim Crook, Dunkirk Brae
- ton, Portland, Waataald, Qalsay. State Line, Nor*
= taut and t. arbor Creek, arriving at rate at t 24
P. Y. •
T 00 A. 14. 21.1a1e layraia, atopplag at Stitrer emit,
fraatirk. Westfield andlfoift 144.artives ltaie
at 1089 A. M.
11 fib A. M., Pay Rasmus, stripyp~i(ng at .11age - 81110.
Creek, Dunkirk. Manifold wad Nortb Eaat,arrinag
at Erb at 3 40, P. li.
It 4) P. W., Moil Lerma- tang at tilssir 13relidt;
Dunkirk and Westfield. ring at Me at It 2 / 1
A. M.
Railroad lima Ls tan seriatim fastar thus Srie Una—
Nor. 23., lariL H. N. 11110117. Sept:
1 titht.
ORANGE OP TIME. -
& ERIE
This great floe traverses the Northam
mil Northwest counties of renusyleanhu id the "IV et
Erie. on Lake Cris.
It hoe been leased by the Palma) , boa& Rabaul Om.
posy, end wader th•ireasploes a boiag =O4 opened
througho u t its entire length.,` 1
t ZlO7 in ass for l'aseenver an d Freignieualafte
from Harrisburt to itattponans.(l.46ntUes) Uta SWAM
Division, and trete Shallelq 44 Saie. alleol ea Use
Western Dirt/op.
TINT OP TAPITICIIII TRAMP AT IMIS. •
Mail Train Leaves ' ...A 20 P. it
Vapors' Train 10wa.... ' la GO a.
Mall Train Arrives ..7 21 A. I
press Trim arnvea 1 Cl r.
Pro info nation respecting Falange/ bulimia . 424
at the S. coiner I Ith lad Market ate, sad tor Fretght
bump. or the Co upenel Wm%
B KI•1113TON, Ja, corner 18th and ifestet Streets,
Philadelphia.
J..W. REYNOLUS, Erie.
J.)I.I.IKILL, agent N'. C. R. IL, Bantams
' H. 11. HOUSTON; Genirral Freight Agent, PittlaLTA
LEWIS L. tiourr, thmeral Ticket Arat,
JOS. D. POT TS,4oeneral Manager, Williamsport.
Jan. It, ROL
•
- ERIE - RAILWAY
OHANGg OF HOURS, COMMEHCINIi
mt):6:4.1". JAN.4.14C4 • '
. French
ion out um
Trains will lea,* Dunkirk at about the folLowlighours
via :
wal gnu
* stock of
U'') Cigars,
Eastward Bound—Depart.
Night Exprest 4 10 r. a.
............... ...... al ♦.
t.
titoet Express 9 90-44 I.
on, nearly
AN;NON.
nat. 'Fright 40 A. N.
Wliy rreight I 00 44 L.
Night Expreu runs emery din •
1714 AS. MINOT. GAO go pl.
Erie & Pittsburgh R. B.
CHANGE OF TIIME, CO2iiIIESCING
Yonday, JAM 4th. 1664.
returned trots
TVP4
430 P. if Aeconmodation, stops it in Elatioos and
arrive, at ...•hutql at 9 60 P. Y.
A. IL. Fie gt.t, No. 2. Mope at all atatlcras sad ar•
rivu at Shaoa P.,11.,
TRAINS LEAVE BARON.
ENING
STOCK
2 ao A. U. Aeenmmod►tton, stops ►t all St.ttolla tom!
arri.o at Girard at la 16 P. Y.
00 A Y „ P. sled No.l, stops at at all Citations inapt
Clarksville, ispysille, Castro Ficald.±Fist. WWI
and CoI Bel and ar:leea at Girard at 1.1 ;311 . r. it.
Fret‘ht tutus will nas to and from Pic - • • '
janni tr. R 11, snows, Btret.
RY I
MEI
s. eolorias
FINKLE a_LYON% - z,
SEWING MACHINES
Pa
i',lAylC63ll.
'OWN,
,y le Bed-
These Machines make the look-stitch silks ou both
skies, and am less than half the thread and silk dolt tits
single or double thread loop• 'Utah Itashta•e de ; wtll
Ham, Fell, Gather, Cord, Stab:l,llM, we., a•d me bitter
ad.peed than any other Sewlog Machine in nut, to thi
frequent ehangss and guilt variety of sawing req•iaed
• family, far they will se • from one to Neva)? thiskseee;
es of Marseille' without a topping, and makistwory stitch
perfect, or from the Guest guise to the isavint *aver
cloth, or even the stoutest harness leather, without,
cheating the food, needle or tendon, or mattes •ry ed.
juitzmut of Mukha* whatever l l I
Round Cot-
tiaras, with
wed Barran;
"that Table*,
.aawkalt Lama,*
ruttier Bala
tura, Le.; all
aad haalthy
-app.:mbar
clay vaan
bochcataad
RIC=
ES2I
=l=l
They are simple in construction sad smelly nsio:binhi.l4l
and it any parr Ia broken by maiden; It y readily rr ,
placed.
alibis. Wood
chairs of hard
a tied, war.
cil bir bea.
Is. 1 hare
,lals sit , ' a
Tacking
These As; 'men TAR races, and win go tar to pursue
. ••
the choice of say Intelligent Layer.
Plum* Call aad Examine or mad for Circalat. • .
S. B —Local Agouti wanted la asetaosa sot y at - oast
plrcl.• Address,
vitt' cm
to sail
do Justice
sep6ll3-1y
.sand Radae
amas% valued
4 Bth street
SIEY
OYSTERS & CLAMS..
THE Subscriber would respect. _
(ally Inforit his fnende and jag O .
that he is still at his old stand,
110. S Wasldagtan Fla JO O, Sew liadisi
Anal Is prepand&t. hutelah -
HOTELS, STEAMBOAT?, ESSTAVRANTS & ry t islas
with the bast . • • „ •
OYSTERS AND CLAIM *, • •
The mutat affords, at Itholeeete `and
note*, end et the Lowlefe Lmeo Men.
-Er A Or to ders fi = the Connti i 7' Pnientitt#
Attended . . .
N. It;--Optscs sad Clams Piellsd to Order- " '
Now York, June 20, 1863.-I,T. , ii. corrir_r_
. ,
•
The N. Y. Journal of CoanilWei
=
We enagratalitn aa r readers ea thenscasereetsseccea
•hieb has attended our Labors, in /own= withWl saw
adesestes of conservative principle". We invite theidi
of *my reader to the .iismerinatT ea of the nig, emend
doctrineeteaght by W 544.1 Deters, Yellowed br Cha.vast
and food so-n erov-bet fts.4. eat natio" tilattdeas, fa
which they built, and we mast preletire Wrong, the lair
'Ws cf tn. • - ,
We advocate no us" doctrinists In tailon, politico ur
'octal We are known as the tamed EarafAerll:4,
the i iota occur fathers aaS the, upholds= of
CA RBTIAN iTY AND CHICISTLAN
aralust every f Fin of attack. We snippet" /*a &mins. I
Moor CP rue l's , rstittTSTen Ann tint Wow
tionits 7 .ol,_ .
IliLle‘TT or THE Pre' LS -4. P twin seeng. laws .= 1110.1 •
ogtosing in tiaras two aminesm of at Ike intik' Jae •
our graatorts as a rope, atok the Mile pledge ed , ewe
perpetual.o uity, power and preeperlip: We babieeplesue
political party, and owe no allegiance Otani Was, inn
hare opposed molehill eunitnne m oppess'AsnottaineW
to the element ef d's lard, the enemy of TIMM; Si soirtri ;
ed foe of the Consoltotion, exerting a *INS Willswesell I
irwiety, In the chinvh sad In the Mts. aWIP import
Sum:max aa a politl heresy' urbane Woolly EMI.
are ruble all amund us, and we look warasally IllaPa
ellen the Constitution Anal taineoph ern? the MIAs as
well as the raised bands Weil its rases MOTH MN Stalk '
the Jontsal of Commerce will present Mf hull the
rieheat and moot useful lob s of etitdente stony weakly
;aro. to America. Mao °retie" Itial4;insers ban
mill pots of the wort°, Alum SEWS up te
enitected and commented on b. W large Wit nine Mat,
will be resolute furniehed te our readenanse~ 4 lllll'
the misaiellansona matter that will smart tes • willintiesel
in the family circle.
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fiatm SATURbAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
su+sei.4l2 Extract.
roe eel. tie -letoutt, the ewe ease% -
len the sty muse et elic, appliita• •
*sat bouts t 1,, If th4l togro leek UT TiClitit
lie g•-irisl the tleoldrethara IsingLi for him
wk. , thank be blasts the fetteese of the std..
With UT= d eseessoas, sal haute, We I
Eiheashoe hit etee.it, h ,bored dWishoros
ri tree th• seat tier, sad
~.orcis the qouttispg phase.
WM" hell Cirued Maws alill Arts,
barlartle a . ihrsie nallosi lila.
ems Lir; dtheViili WS. &allay loathe
She dot Ililtinhteneas that hasps ea oath;
ter ral4;Tright the Wily crowd hay howl.
,the.Latti‘r Oft er,e rile aqi them ell;
lie bowie tiot 4 *Oitres decree arm Georg
Whet S ouster eidate le right; aeon fs rights
iheittiste etseti tiri; sod eerie motel s
Chased in all else. to this agreed; •
Theeireeasit eoryhsi, this ha banes sea
Chives tr.de, sad hicsiires *iambs/tie/ dew f
for cubit...bey "skip the wiry alines, sad he
Ifertime.hed oak*. shake to set th hi free
Self still the • sh their creed aster,
414 lAN rhOi amyl tic estit allege rigid!
nowa , TOW NI ILOU If ILSIGIL
•.: oh,. the, glories of a sleigh-ride in the
warkling. hawing sir of a Canadian winter]
The ilt 4 .foreitte are , clasped in a shadowy,
' giro: stitilutidief. - , Far away on our right are
Urge petgeas ;niers! goose !there the wolves
Mires*, ,iii 1 1614114 'T o the left lies a
'ridge at hills Moping - flown , the river, wkiolf
, it•jecited up in the iron. manaoles of the
Ifinier'Klitg:` ithead,'Fid right before us
,whithor, we ornitoiffniVer waste, and plain,
i i
it d clearing—life a snugly !haltered village.
headquarters of the " lumberer" and
eget. ;.Oar distinatioi is not traits so ha._
4'it; geld - deotination'is a broadly spread.
i .Iyinginennitead, with heehaws number.
EFd outhouses. Within . it, won • Arse blaze
- •.
'sparkle from the huge and odorous logs
itahhig oti chic, broil, bounteous hearth. In
the great continen t ahatiber. retired and pie.
tiveroua is en antique gothic hell, ,are warm
.hearts and. flaelting eyes.. Despite the stern,
-yet musieil harlot, of the singing wind, as
it goee•by, otioging cheeks, biting noses into
purple,' and' iiiSkinglbe blood tingle, shouts
of iairtb•end. Uighurr rise above the boreal
blasts ; and our leaping eleigh—tlyieg slung,
ritther—to the tonal° of the soft musical belle,
iifeat t fast spproadilog its terminus.
"IQ the taaatisse ," asks the reader, ""who
occupy the sleigh V.'
`,l hasten to answer.
- First, there Wan your humble servant, the
narrator, Pick aardingliy isms, rather good
looking,* n Mussing "stroke-oar,"
can hit with wonderful vigor and straight out
from-the`ehoulder, am the feet ten, and--
grantee t had been . one of a party of ad •
venturous sportsmen, ' going in" for some
thing worthy,of Alexander, and, with fishing
tack* 'pew,. and, 0 thooting-irons," had
ionie no Inoonaiderabla ezeentiom among the
&Wien* artaanadiat woods and ""rapids,"
and linntidlila own bold and pie
.
At!rt l 2o o*!le's 4 , :
." 1 3aougti:3or ,mojnoolt., • Now for Om' own
parOosto. • ; • • ' • ; •
i"lol l egie, Dena titesaforee-Are iteatling
viten fore,'
• ~.tc 0 7 .0 14 i 1.4T4417 114 41 rallY - UPPed•
lanpiatiCaoadiac girl. as lovely a girk-
Ironum of 'sevinteut as glazes of num rested
tteniplaceptlftipint, •!This . by tbe way, for we
hal exchengia no confidence as yet on a sub-
Jac! TM; "LW to zny.keart, •
ife Tea bowed tw a merry sleighing party
tit tyladygap Farm—ostensibly to 'hunt upon
avast scale, whlelt iteeennts for my two rides
spd aminnnition fie sleigh, and for
Ifie noble ,deerhound; the' individual," who
had curial Wp hie great bed! st. our feetg and
aided A tOidep them *irm. t had known her
brother—a yoling ofllort-in the Canadian
killed !!bar"' seas !Salt
with bins ; had met Lola sad her family on
:best& a 8.1. 'Lawrence Steamer, and was now*
inset atitheir house; enjoying their frank end
•
botinteou . s hospitality.
IHurrah Throigh ilkAkscut, sonorous
air. sistigb and bone. bound 'Along i "Cling
clariglK the Aiming boils. " Crick—
essahr
: the long-(bonged - whip, with A
:sharp, cite:iprisigtdilesnoe., "Madawaelia
. Cierlolal l 'sa sleigh which is :the per:maim of
pcomotion, is not less perfection Allan the
ilartsieds. With Ulit; sinews otelestie steel;
_Driving aandik?taadem it Ori,ueieet tides_
tifirmorlii, when yea are used to it. I was
aieleFFetrif the sol'ande,Clab,7 sad reek
,ekited a Frick head, of course... L walled
Ayistiftlitiirt*l.Y!!! va/ ?Fos/ CC) ,1, 1 " 1 1
through the 44; and thu whip wear
. 4, eiack—oirichl,"• Llike:::k 444-barrel Is4ll
bey ii4Viirifir#F l l 4l _ llo 8111 M and,
,'„,.;Oh ! liweet titihoes of far distant ireddisc:l
bells, I thought--and the crisp new was
...,
/pill& assile,sitS•hed into dim:land dust under
44 grinding of theltOpfs tied the attrition of
i dle! .kittweersel sad with as exhilaration I
(wild not repress rgsTiairigniaski .”berrele 1"
:e...
mil ch co
n veyed itself to Lotaorrapplid up in
*tido% tniii,br i skiits , as 4 warn as • toast.
=Alow•ct, jiidashi iist4,lt 'ecitoid my ezuldiqg
,e1ti0ut,•::.:...:t:...., :,....'• :' T • , ~... • -
i .
I"
6 ,5 . You appear to etiAcythisi-ile;Berdiag
la bsaicLlf:. - r. , . • r : . . ._ .. . .
6. .
6 111,4t0g1 r ,- 71 .,!" !•C. rickr..araek !" Bed'
)iTi the hiatus.- What s,pair of beauties !
liiallNlVßtifillid ninon ; theitilke tistWis
11t1 steeps of heay.4ll, - ; % The wily Ithacan
Hewer ursised" . Ho,cst,tle wlien Ink cleared
till
stables of Rhesus - Oak's iteeies 1 "Crick
•-•. 4, A iii.4:ll`'Ai. bbisei - neigi • suit toss
'iltOeemaiiiiii iliete.- .. ..iii4 4,A.peni.iii. iatiit:
Itiodtd:stsidismianti the issad._sta*sig such
Willful one like wine-v.: :-, 1 - .
- rtiNiiit i?.oiti3Olt, that the sky ks•deep.
1 1 .14.4 1 .A . 10.,h4f i 1 1 ;,• 5 ,t40. 1 4 1 " 1111i1 l II bllie 7
Alexitsaiwoolliiii .ek fittliUp. Itaisokii Ulla
troisLialiiwisk.- ter dam's( a• nein saes
0647.
i4ttfr7P.*:ll l4 7`or is ritic *44.
.;44 the welcome lights will slaw 04 of tlii
rtospilor seterWoon l a . inag u e .
r
On wmps .,l4l do 'noe see lima yet, aid
. 4St— a bse 694 Wen Neat !
the / more dialing and intense. -' , Utrisaarked
thi4t, but with 'a momentarily • divided. and
wimring sense.
bad never , (familiarly as we had grown,
and I was' 4 .honiii thd'eklii imdireit our
brashr," - as 'she was, In • fact)Ll• had - never
said .idetir Lola" before, and theNverdriitere
yet l in mini ears, like a sweet oabßethen.
I llvepi her with all my heart and abut bat I
ba4 never . told it. I yearned - to tell hsi so
noi'; but I thought it soareeli tairL4tot 'up
to the mark of jai nianhooilto' Igo what
*Med sa unfair adientage of theProteeiki
I was supposed'to extend over her.'lT
tuagia
uhottsly resolVed to. walf--iiolting •doivis
with the words butnot for icing. • -
•-•- •
Meantime, aCriok—crack ! wink the long
•
—;Ong whip, and still "Olang— r it . " went
,the, aiming belie, and the,harosiie d on with
unabated pace - . ,and splendid ~vi, or; bat=
whsre had.. "Windygap" gone to O l ithis i time,
for time was up andm shotildbe there 111
chi; . •
4. o3oodnesel" . exclaimed tots iii at once,
"hi,. strange the sky looks;, *6)104 have
MOTO 111101 F---• heavy fall, top.*
44 fear so," I replied "but feakiverts, we'll
two be out of ft.".
"We are very lon*, I fancy," she confirmed,
reflectively; "you have driven Were quicker
than this before. Oh, htaven.wshe cried,
with the suddenness the 'revilation, can
"we have lost the track r
, •
The blank question hisrped with z* horrible
Jar, on my roost vivid fears. Now er never was
the time to be quite cool. r! ' •
•
"No, I think not," I replied-, wltifassuatett
carelessness; "ire shall come to tihrhaidurark
preseit tly." '
"A clump of firs- 7 an old Milliiirthet on,
yen," she added, "I recollect; hut , weilionld
have passed them long ere this..: Olt I ?carve
are lost
,l" - ,
A cold chill seised me u I tardily adifitted
that she was in the right. I could not tocount
for my error; If such was the case.' Iltioted
round thehorison, but beheld no-friendly
it was only a circle gathering closer and grow
ls* darker all the while. ' • •
finddedirtity.brave deerhound lifted tip his
head and uttered a loud growl. The hiirse
gave a startled swerve lustas suddenly: A
strange, lugubrious but appalling sound came
all at once from windward wailinglike a death.
cry—a prolonged, awful, groaning discordance
—over the white gleaming snow; land then it
died away. •
The horses belted trembling; only the shiv.
ering tingle of the bells • broke the death.
silence that fell, like an eclipse over all.
4.lVitat‘is thit?" asked Leta, In w'slittdder
• ,
ing whisper, ai she clUtohed rot "
I listened.
.
t" Is the wind sighing end dying - sway - it(
the pine forests," L ittiswitred.` '
. 4 ' And we do not go near the foiest;"' she
said. • "Mirk!' Main it is again. - '011,'• What
—what osn It hal
Again the incleseribibiYiildefitin, irpdflign
hijous sound broke forth,',Stester=iteirer. It
isereesed . ; it inniiiplied; theltOrktle . geiek-.
do: howlioi, shrieking
114 of the wind this lima. , A
sMe " iful G . l4 . l :.§'ff e 4r?? 4 , .:41GeM2'
I neier understood e till-that-- monting, what
tbjs coneentratid emetics of literal, deadly hoe•
r 4 might meet. never experienced the
shook before or since ;" and"' have in tny . hunt.:
ink ezeurtdons faced my (linger, and liatiyed
the game manfully. To hare lost the i way wne
terrible enough ; but the wolves.; sad Leta!
An instant I was numb and Aurnb. . „
it was trite, however. The severity be the
weather, the ' ; migration or scarcity of the
animals on which these unclean creatures
had 1, 141 ( their hTlitntf, ar
fouring madams They were encroaching-on
aivitted tertftory, and losing their-dal
eharacteristie' and craven • - cowardice-4rere
approaching the hiblintionaprEar4.heuetiug
village 4twiwiMletrittlt.. W.oe t4thote , ,te Altair
path I As the isfernak howl rase lingeringly,
again the berets 'darted, away with a shrill.
neigh et tear; aid I guided them—beginning
te recoieg, myself:—ln an , opposite direelihti;
while "Terror," my noble hound, etqad up,`
with every fang bared, and ever hair erect,
waited for the enemy Its bad legated. -
• , •
' my good horiei had gone On in ititnirably
•
at int, thly IPod off now like, straits frifot
thit bow, foi 4ha nusinans,of fear added wing's •
to,theie speed, as that of hunger did to our
punting pursuers I was growing cool ; Lots
lil t s 'Tile bit rind 'of• her,
though it Wati;eirtain that if ire - :boodped not
speedily the ttrntes .irqul4•rii ¢t 40 ref, ; M 24
then,hotios f. bombs, what. a fStsfor hat!
:I had two ride!. a ?Inciter, amtettedthra t
eliess; sad. wood hatchet In the :eleigh.
ooatiyed tas . )4etio,a to )'iota. "
"Can rut toad, these , eteepotts. whet .those
cartridge's Vi . ,l asked:. - - . . - , ,-
- *Tat,* -inis the lanai*, atul elle loaded a
Fuller, and' tiattOn with sire's 1;111501e* Aid;
I took ono kills-looked_ back-rfehe , kee)t •
wia ItteeasslUg. ',tared, and Lotatoaduck sad.
one after,anellier,44, to be ti eiothied Sy tbairil
' • • 9itlfibe II 're ild r-
Tile!° 9 ! , T i rt i l. i "! 4 , , . 1 P.,„,.
• fb• weaned tidop wpm ior all Ai', m4 R .,,
ine grouid. , Nubia,• team. kopes.;tretablike
Alen kt my testi:el / twined :lei the .rieet 1
girl'abroseertie Cr deitti. : ‘-‘ - ri *II Irtial to- firtf;'l
and--aold'4' _'•::'-•,-, ~ a ,.. 1 : 26 '.,. ' 1
"Leta! if ero,,die together, reateinit - 44H
I loved you+noati but youl , It& It, to you
low. It I mai never 'cipiist.' • f-3; -1,3.1, • ':, . ( . : ,
, •1311 1 rety Oro," - she -wiiispessil ;Mlle&
your
,irorla ; t, I 'ebb') Atm." • You kiwi ay' ,
bout Ilioliaifi-- - -;“„ .: . , ~ ;') - '
• ' Oh, x:0 - fig b'iet bacrirl I jahica incipient
to e„coo-..- 7. ,- : 4 l I kitlev )".L.l( torie4l o l4 Atr ,
/Owl" Se Vivi i t ~ : ola I. • • ,t ..! " xi; A!
millu4i'ere arki , nowicitstiPbefeaieaLatt,ii)
lout toti'oaifffiki -.4040;4A/11H tl*e . amte
' l -tha plafol -,one liza-46F lEby'bolltf .:--
Semi"' fro* 4iewitimr Fostn": - 1 •4,..H.
Ftw oug ht my end wou.l kl barasplit ittillt*Pl
des'ied ' rd/a,! invlWp • waaraotsarpowno,
o pOol o g o itati , ortott!niriti, l4 litl ibabei'tbe 1
Ulla kti• - ill &t."'-'''T aieitht"it,"e4ii)itti . I
to* 4-4 4, 4. ....... 1..4 'I • / " at,./ rili A
ant, dill 440.441/7 0 .15159 4 6 . 1 .+',1
It iiiitilitotOinisibli.MKAPolunlTlCustausd ,
*xi* beiirtivifttiC IffilOkltotkapkabbaliai
legit ?.lesit. ll4ll il 4l o l ii i h i : t OP 4 P.i j
Irsia - khe44 ,4 *:o4TY: ll o4ttiCAteV '
*ilk 101 l al tanymWerelipot et. tnty
I mi-usotoitit4 , 4lsovirp um
newt'; Wei V briniaitito3 't, t i tri f
.1 44' i
I"!OstAliffiiwitrun a l l fif - E irail
;NW billtaiial iffilkiliAritlinaiNkii 4l %. . ~ 4
tbdilailuemiltbdad.edElseikXdukajapicl
111311 4 ' 3 TIMIONi s aii... ____' ___, 41141114161Parlimor:
4.4wasulp &gloves vilili ,zol-itu
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Oat:
THE END OF THE. YEAR.
6, • 1864
.
ectiudbling over lie back : his pawn were en
me; hielery breath on my c.heeke, aad I sig•
peetdd, as I murmured a short prayer, to f4l
the fangs of the abhorrent brute in my flak.
A fish !--a milli l--a gush of blood—ond •
ture
~
ere* tumbled backward, shot throngh e
Are ,:to ihe iplue, by my brave Lite! Th ,
•I - plifil the hatchet, and 'qui skull after ekt4l,
wh4lo the sleigh tore Con ; . hut I was giving dP
&Rhein, ind turning round—oh, heirron--4o
spare my darling' a more Weeny late, whl l a
slate avid Shouts' rani round, and troops f
ddpiand hunters came swiftly to our aid, add
—We were saved. I
Prondence had directed the ARO o
“Wildyrip ;” our firing reachad the hottriltg
of.olr friends, and brought them out 1* Wet
!nude to all us. • We wersiarid, sad as I baits
her foliating form into the hospitable hill, aid
clasped her tenderly to my breast, yea ay
Bunt bow sincere traelhe gratitude I
in silence to heaven.
It Was tlie prelude to * wwidiag, which en
curredhoon'ufterwards,-aad you auky ha mail I
meter forgot my fight with the - wolves, hois
pLufhtfy my noble' Lots tanked ins, or 4.
somewhat origional but Sproposittode is whiotit
"I told my lore." • 1
CORRESPONDENCE.
EWE hints eoutribaiLons to this 4sparturtat of Use Q/111.
Iliniefrpm pima/ of SUZY Amide of oplulon—relksioes,
'gale or o therwise, —lt broils; understood, of opal*,
Stott the 17,11407 is in no War to be het I Sesponsiblet for t}le
stews he statements of his aornepondents. All meld*,
to ee tnesrtiost. mast be aeoospu*d by Übe vial
of the author.]
The Repel,lleah . Party. "
Written forth. Obsetro;.]
We claim to be 'lt Democratic People. ?rem
the earliest period of - our history, whether :is
separate colonies, - as a 'Confederate Republic,
of independent commonwealths, or a UnioUot
States with - a gevernment of delegated powers
to be used for the benefit and proteetionk i f
the whole, the firm establishment of the pr
ciple of gOvernmesit by the majority of the
people, has been the Mtn of our patriots and
statesmen, its sauteed sesame the - .homer'. of
our' hietortans and- the bloat of oar elitism's.
Upon the strength of pop.ilor fears that Dim
ocratis institutions were threatened, political
par:leithave alternatel, been - etiabled to plea
der the public treasury while they adusiztis
tared National 'attars. Now, however, for
once all are agreed that free, popular govein
meat .is endangered. The llepriblicasts Say
hey are -fighting for iiiiedom and good (im
manent; if so, they must feel that they are
impiriled. The Confederates say that they,
also, are eoetending for free government,
while the.Dentocrooy of !the North, the labor
ing - .and thinking miles who value their
libeettots above all else, do not disguise their
alarm at their impending destrnetion in the
struggle between the- contending faetion .-.
Since; then, all think that Democratic govern.
ment is endangered midmost be preserved it
all basards, not only in name bat f ile fact;
with liberty re-istohlished on *are fonadatione
ther ' e l eadbio heitnpropriety in investigation :
-Indapendenee add patriotism demand inquiry.
end 'refortn,l64 we ask - by:Wheat are Me . go
evened, Mgr 'aim Is. it Ansa laproposing;te ,
govern ihelfaited States? TherkatirdrAllitit
part of the people who compose/ the Republi
cin faction. Do they, represent or. have they
ever represented tee principles of. the Consti
tution! Or failing in that, are they or have,
they ever been a majority of the people or, the
United States ? Do they even represent or hare
they evert represented the sentiments of a
majority! Did they ever carry out the idea of
popular government, Sr are they doing - so
now! And her e - we reach the very bottom of
our subject, ar;flin the answerate these qbes-•
tions might be found the iolution of , our ',Na
tional troubles, the opening of the road to a
peace, honorable to both parties, whose war
ring passions.iow elide their reason, a peace
that would forever establish the principle at
free government by ,theseople, and entrench
h securely against the sante& of ambition or
,of faction.
• If the Republican party was not .from its
very beginniag an orpaisatioa hostile to the
fundsmental prinoiples,of
,Dentoorsoy and Re !
publieanism; if it is not openly sod plainly
hostile to them now ; if it is now a majority
of people of the United States, or if it repro.
sent. a majority, it should receive, at least,
the material support of every citizen of the
Republic. If, however, it is daily violating
these sacred z prinoiples, if it. is by force of
- trims putting 'wand to the power of a people
govern, themselves according Lolal. of their
o r ern enacting, if , it is deatroying the , very,
-foundation of popular- govern Mont, in that 1$
if but a small minority of the people, and, if
it is bogeying Liberty to deiu.la - while pre-,
tending to be , heir friend and champion. then
all that, apposes that NI ion should be enseer, 7
sged, all that nhecki it in its career of infsmy
should be sustained, and it should be ptit, !lows
by the means that neoessity demands, as the
foe oftosultind. the happiness
of Freeform and
the destroyer of the happiness and . 'prosperity
of a great people. America '
_ante I1C; htiodt
ward revolutißip',l.s,relsulldiskthose despotio
theorieslif ,the, ,, divioo and inherent r4hts of
• • ~
iovarnnterita•, .bat! .61 centuries to
, oyerolotri.igainst which her statesmen have
outeedielk ant bar patriot*. battled.: , .
• ' Let nTihed the. Eiropostion
,
the American people 'wee - lite Recinblioin'
party 'jilt, time ihnt it trend laid' p0w0 . 1% •
Second Shia[ plibfiortton 1;1'4 now -
. . _
1, 1 1-hat were the ' principles - of that,
•tit t h e t ime of I . !? ~"141CIW'ai. tliej
.aptisilteat with Dourora!i4 l ; gaverataint:
.the COVAtillit ion '
' What are now It!s , objeciti:
When it is making iti dautend for thoittopie f o
kup po V, for another four pars
Irttbiurottclfikapl,titto
_li!trotr,of rottio
for ail-titft.poll..ictstets,..befftro the peopl..w#4
4,6a0,1p. - 1
Douglis,rrcrived
Breckenridge reeved
Bell received'
Lioeolit 'received :4-
-.; Or about 200,000 more ikati'oeit-tlanterkbe
poptifiti,ioTe: : ! M' populiii meferity splint'
m i n !thin' 1)70,21119,1nid hi fistelsoteil 610 by.
this operation of the States Rights Prinoipie;'
Irhinefroin ittertiatitent ... ofifltilbOssithi ito
I,,offia Wil'beigiii to 'teimple ussi dr iiiiteat':' 7 11 ii
!, - aroi c ilicitif fii it striertlyieetieitantetniletti;*
. istiatik tiro` 01164m1-in any tif; the Einithern:
r taGie, v lind - *omit I ii• lini - thensaadi'St'AlitieS'
. .. ltni g ni javit i lider gia test :.: ~1. i':l , .W. LAM , fil i
• - .....44/, i‘: S' , (1'11: r +...A, ; act i'liil
a lff: ~,i 15, I
I ' 41Ilikfliijclifilg r injiti n P . el ,i IVAltral i
nerplittetarom t li-tatime ii rl5lll, 1
t'ainitill4,liinl arifibrreer . iiii , ' timliptiiitii!
41efitiliii cot ii,aiitittilevairsecitrirmilimille i
alan : . .
.er taq •wo :is.
1 -is 5:34,03 .'l. :I ..tD SU ifa tisittisiZ) aqe)
m
Thik itoioitaii: atakiitiiegi i iit te ff "
. 0 taws
Om*, iby them aniontad to ;: sticctitiliftiio6.'
I d
Of ilboui 2okooo iiiiliihelii a it., 'Nest
an 4 Nortli•Wietern Stites' alth's voting
pop oit of aiiirty - 13,0%000 . ; atidus,ooo
la ali Nevi inglaid skateir ;rink 'l6 ciOthig
popokatioa 11471,000.31 i. Miceli' Wei; there:'
fore,h eaty'elseted hy at seetioaat ,std,:bli
ale r 4 04htbd of thepeePW but he was the
peetillarelotei et New Itsglaad, that beetles
giving him as almost unanimous rote. Thai,
tkell,l the matter stiads. : - ',.Ths people of tea
Stseas,lforstise the Bei:then aattioa of the,
t . ralok i voted assaintoasiz . 'titan 'Ur. Lis.
cola 1 sedAte . plethora _of I ; his faction. The
people 'et Am, border . Btitei , voted : nearly
madiaPqourki . apiao , Nee., he reiteiring in 1
these heEhates , het . .25,0c9,v0.4fe t 4i,000. of 1
which' Were , in _the _Eitate, , of Ilistouri, and
10,000, ?f the last is the ;;itY, of, Si.Louls.—
Twelvetreat Nude" gave the "ItepuOlitan cask
dhhtto but 206101 ntejority,•-iiitile 'six itnall
Matas, hiritie atitheßOdelettve, irhose 'pl.'
pie galto . iheli ' tiliegho'od '' by stint trail,*
withlifitirpeighbois of othei 'citrons,_ in
this liftipubllcan"iantlidate rlls,oooinij Deity.
bei farther esandnation of the claims of the
Napablican party to sopPtietAipaisthe ground
that:they area minority- oethe people of the
United Mates, and therifiiis 'iatitlidt to the
sabmission of the minority, 'so . !Ong, as they
shall not in fr inge ihei'heifheztable 'rights labs.
rent with all minorities, ire Inquire fort what
is that wiz ear,' after Otte': yearsof unlimi
ted power, After fan tilts to test the stemigeb'
Kite thooriis, and 10slake pioootyteert Etas
it hemmed ttisotabere tills, it laud **ll'
to Ate milks a audacity of :the people, or taro
they soittlaned•to l loss tha adherence of _e'en
lite "s; tidal Abet *nee wire atualiated beneath
its huskers I- .„ ' • • " ,•;• ~
To answer, tiwse ; _queetigns we us happily
enahled to prodacelhe rAttsit:lU of • the ides:Linn
ilea list year and compare the Republican
majorities with those of ,thi year,lB6o:
, LW. 1163: - Rep.loos. R?p.g . .111
16,292 2,601 1,691 • '
DI., -• , 4,629 29,898 • • 24;669
5,928. 141,W -no • • •
lowa, 12,487. 17,429 4,942
Maine, 24,504 17,550 • 6,954' .
! 43,891-' . 41,199" • 2,692
28,421 ' • 7,079.! • .16,844 •
Minn. '
9.401 6,846 . 2,665
N. H., 9,115 no oltoioe 0,115
N. Y., '60,186 20,405 20,731,
OM*, ' 20.779 .61,920 • 41,141
Oman; • , , . 8,826
Penn's, 69,618 15,825 44,293
4,537 ' 3;291, 1,2 "' 46
" 22,972: :17,651 6,82 V r - •
Wlo., • 20,202 !.• 15,468 r4;7411 . : .
•1 '
Itsisublfetanloss,
From theie Republican' majorities auttraet
th~soikiers broughtinto 'Carious Statei,• who
bad been bribed- by thrtoughs, and deoeived
and keit in linemen hyl their-aificers, and
timi imported hireling. Of -therAdatinististlas
•eattoßeirs I.* • • -
Peon yl.anla, «rs . 20,000
.Ne* York,„r„,
'1 • . fll3l
Colusecticut, SAX)
In Other States, .0) I” J zaot• . 5,000
1004 AboVt"
„,...i ~, 1 4 i,,,,:ii..7.• , , ~ • o . .. ~
1 Total AePub li giutlit?ess , • - .An,q79
- To snob sthkbits . tow, , theu the Republicans
tePlY.tl l s la t h e soldiciVi• in tho 1 0 1 4 ar e of.
t hgir PF.ty , had attempt :ta, pfare, it by send.
I t* ow . I I ”' °Pl'A tr3 l9F 4 l . • "'P i n! ? f el "'
dons held in the i urry., 'atria , "elestions'.'
are as ,frscidalutt, ar those .held adder the
haitinat ilk the'Otites oi MisioUri; &lowers,
Ifilr ylana 'thd - this 'so eAlisa stile of West
Virginia, and in the shave ,statiatresfi x es,
bees cut• oui ilang withth'es• fattir.-- The
armed control at the iiillo i lhox by Featraf
Midas is so notoricias Mit: - 'thii Republicans
Dulmsidesst di not tetebit'sttompt to Justify
IL , They may claim mhai 'credit they please
on' i thlit account,' but thOiss'ntunts cannot of
coarse enter into a table . that- &it the tree
Spires. "Citifontis hasllliM 'emitted for the
rowan that 'tho Reptthliciins pitied in nomi
nation and:eluded Diiinsorthil-Arbolrem too
of triad interference with the freedom of
etUtions allovadthis eft to be Made of them,
Ira!' hare since talsett , their , seats in Congress
u ,Dentamsits and,rote. with thmaistamstives.
In,Naw liiimpolu're, theft thins:to- chalet, by ,
the people, the &emu, woe 0h9•94 by a
Republican logislatury- "Though -th e Governor
of •Ksjatosoky mu, elected. 47,..Aitagr ratra
of !the, hallo', box, ;at the result thawed that,
anli.bolition party did nat evict in ttott State,
and 4..rtando staqtyklifoedly upoa The National
DeintorstioPlattorm. ,
' 'The ligures,,thersfime; show an actual climl
nntiOn of the - cuiMberi of ail failon by
abitttel2S,oo6, *slid when' we tSta 'lira' con- -
slobortida the tboisands or ultek peace I:laz
a:m.6p, who rers so thoi:aighlydisgasied and'
dislisatfenedibit Wel dila 'limb* *laud
to f otio, tbii Ilunuandeitit , htiattuies . for "hub
ea" Ai"' Vuetle 4 of" it' ist enttoicti- had 'more
• olterniit'thin tit JOttleiAf 44iiliditiliee;• hohor ,
I
la patriotism, the terrorism, thelisprisotp ,
- i l AO c.tia,4 l 9l•Pi ta4. PrlliriSatit twOVIi• - •
da s, ths open andrilatiltUttilurehasing of
m lbreowssisihdbeatertbota:mdlesi r ibefonb. ,
lie itlaktiL , mtd thosaiersci'freit fear of Aw
l° 'Or vapairritys sir ht.thissikomirireire, led to,
coat!tbsirlesdirem in gioistio:ol abeir_aoa )
*pun, ior to ablest tissmselessrlrata, thb
fats, maim aidsky asp t h is the.Sallnblkati
isit cr is helmet itTen. ovisithit4 0 itte,,p•e•
pie; siiii 90poluolue . 44 ninny illeaffs ..,
, 0, liss
*Mutant thactutArit ipostLisuriihawitmi,
si
n s hit mum
avast d hi staidat random ; r
- ‘hi
'whisioss , lesilana-sixts , asore.An'admiscistir the
gotiosomikaboording•ko jealoul4Union ! de
gto i i mminent trills fire•.Agmt, 1.11.04*
1 protwal the_ 7 1 .411,C liMoo!_7o.g IPoe'Pe 7 l.
1 0 el' !Illkofer.hi.*o-graaPt"" , il4e , 4" 1. 1 4 I'!I
A45! , ,, , ,i4;: , ;:i4t,),. v.i re, ~t !.i?,,11ei , P,11)
rcArt ,it:.--t . I,)°T, ': Yr°- Yrkn;
:,,,.y 4, ia,,
, rp
~,, ,perAetulte..'is„gian-`'
0,4 1 4 prone OA dolighY . ctiftk iTltlielier
J. igiai' 'ld sild .t ektishliiiiii: beitoeveri i ii4n_
iticiis'iiiid *no ft nay' Wiire mitzu *Li
eoiliir rtik; 'WpAiiiiiii -haticitnaimitlitangled
wild' tits' 0 Mr' Inbhilibili shd sub
liMithirpidetetirlihmidolv•tisYs mututeally
toohiimOttiothetinsi /thit •‘tr•lieteabig , warld
,liiii May- :11.1 1 1thi eibiadola-Illitall 1" la
11041withaenalislatiens'et ,thit Rehm and
I pliiiiandin ;apse Wow , iiimr. csthids WAx
irtoWbilwomissiwritogiviir hitjec4wtheirkue
vis
, atiocapirist alimiltiosslipit,taall
Asia imqpow , tellich, - shoal a t epiesold ... th roe,
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, 137,166 74,077
63,079.
. 85,000
"68,079
a . y history , of labor tissifinidisiii As '
al Illiiipi
-Jag ••• 1114 of Ufa Wintry sad 'of Ga. ibq
40 reit
. airhosi thaossins with s fresh
. ; ._ •Da uraellillstil4l' ieepiiiis Oil .
41 li:taloa port r :If a asiiirl"
lesU".l.
,thay island at ) all bassr4s - to
go thotsatton, it that is ”astiour that -
lid diagrams a paths. had draws
b Y t eak fro- rimy part of it, the* 'sal
oalf iiia it °lain that lisle. '. Bat if that
is ' oast that %asap to sad aisisto la every
" sad &ate of the aspen., Ass esi
omit its slipperier* la every eouty sad vii.
Igen' the laud, not glad is the duelled fop.,
pery of military stall- aer booked by hordes
of woo juisartlo,ltilit is the peaces' garb.
and Muria, the _pawed parsaiti that
• tbs , itappier days of ear usury, •
. 1 17;peissiplos applied to every part of the
Isiad, mid briar honor. pass sad troops. '
Tlty,l 140119 reliable, sad pansy tad their
support amiss the arts of pease sad sot or
war--that Dieu net to guard the ballot boa
wtth,tlo'sUrd for fear WU iadigaaat fres
sesa 'will syrdiats at mu its doesriass sad
its despotism—thin insult sot ruin sad
tratis;,ll, sot before God sad nu, hyl waling
au pillion sad b half of !maga sat despots
• 4, natioul party." , ' '
Norio their slain to be °Wad "the Meath"
entitled to more ociesidentios ,has sir as-,
snmption of nationaLity. Then an be no
green/ slander upon the petriotiftm and inlet.
igance cf the North them to any that this
moat impious !action repressehe this section.
Tae ,Itepuliliess majoritleo are but small and
constantly decreasing. Nearly one million
and a half of freemen have intend their pro.,
test at the ballot box spina, sad as insult
to the North. Bonn Wilt to keep up Maio
majorities because they are still ender the
delusion that this party is endsavoriog to
restore the Union.' Some think that they
must "suppert the goverment." end beyond
these two ides. ban ao moraby visit the
revolutionary image of Abolitionism. Others
'are feavitil Of the odium attaehing to an un
•popular cause. When the monstrous
wiaked
mass, of liepubLtana mile is abeam up to the
people. they affect to be shocked at the trans
of *, patriotism" that sex in swab as hoer
abuse The "North." Most slanderous Was.
hood!! This faction Is neither national nor
northern. An sail spirit 'of unlimited power
for wrong;, foreign in every attribute to the
genius of Anierioen liberty; supporting itself
by falsehoods the most malignant and bawl
advancing a political philosophy pernicious,
destructive, and long ammo exploded; fatten
ing on corruption, hatred awl revenge., is
Mond, tame, without kindred or friends on
1- earth, without country or legitimate abiding
item a monstrous incarnation of tyranny
and crime.
CORO= rzucffr.
The New York cariespondent of the Bos
ton Bassist" Charm tells the following: 5, A
ALM:AiI/Igs couple, up-town, married, but not
mated, so the story gees, quarreled a few
mornings, since, and thd irate wife, by advice
of her parents, has nand for a divorce. The
case is only - noteworthy from the ridiculous
cause of the quarrel. One rearming, it seams,
the husband washed himself, as usual, in the
bowl used by bollt ; but the lady, for some
reason, refused to use it that morning, and
rang the bell for another. It was brought,
when the ,new indignant husband tuueit
violently to the door, breaking it to pieces.
The wife thereupon called him hard " names,
whea'he looked the bedroom door and insisted
that she Iboald nee the bowl. She vowed that
she wouldn't if she went 'with a dirty face
fora week: Neswore that she should ; and
so, ailing the howl; hnseised her hands, and
teeing NWT:Oink& foxes, washed her face for her.
He then unlocked the door and went to his
business, !while she went to column, a lawyer,
and the bit was commenced. If ineompati•
bility of Temper were sufficient ground for a
divorce:, we should require a divorce pourt to '
attend exclusively to dissolving the marriage
tie." I
!WM Or BM LOMA
W. Wirt% letter to his daughter on the
"small Tweet courtesies of life," contains •
- •
passage , 1 from which • deal of happiness
might ba learned :
wict to tell yon a secret. The way 49
Snake yottrielf *Sang to others is to show
that yon'care for them. The whole world is
like the miller of Manslield, who cued for
nobody- r no, not 11.4-because nobody cared
for him. 1 And the whale world will serve you
:so, If you give thole the same muse.
•Let every one, therefore, see that yen care
for them, by showing them what Sterne so
happily calls "the small awes! ttourtasies,"
-in which there is ne parade ; whose voice is
too still Zo tease and which manifest _them•
selves by tender and affectionate looks, ind
the little kind ;sets of attention, giving others
the preference, is eery little enjoyment, it
the table, in the field, walking, fitting- or
standing,"
'finsaukaa Ca: wares to ,Derear a Tatar.
—A oinSin householder in Westgate 'recently
had his 111111ipstons aroused by the
. faot of his
coil heap diminishing in a rery rapid manner. '
Not wisbing to create any unplessantnisk
and yet r esolved to lied out where the ermai :
coalk, went, he took a good allied "tiobiln,"
drills t S hole in it, into which he poured a
- quantity of gunpowder, sad then settled it up.
!Caretitly marking ie, lest he should be takes
.in binuitHlf by this extemporised bombshell, he
`placed it in the stool miller au& left it, looking
hannleik enough, but ready for US .work....
'.Seat morning it bad disappeared, and, strange
to relati, to the course of
,the day a "terrible
• explosion" took place - in „Ulf/lire-grate of a
house not far off. The ores was lifted *ow
its seat, the burning cells scattered &KO the ,
room, sedge nerves of the aol4m4r , reaabld •
aevera shook: Doubtless the prime !boblin7,
, had ionietbing to do with ii.r4larifcrd, (iner- •
; j
+kis tbs. emits 0 1 112• 111 1 1 1 more Phowlili . "
thaw,'alum of tasting t" leas eh* qaucion
41
bet s western debating society Lois bar- •
14 0
itop4.lo4ll* los wu lb, bat to speak •apos: I
l ihe t ; ViOillk, and all ware swim' to hoar bin a
delver himself. Walking opt° the bora . • •..
ho l .called fors hot whisky panoti, - ssd drank
~
' it off with groat pato; thea, turniag to op* ,
I .sien!a, be banded the glass to his loading dis:-
paisse,land thandood'outl" ,, Noi, Smell it,
yo* earasistd" - It' la needful to 'idd that
Uncle- Os otestilgia• do,* the booms," sad
1..40 On dsaisios for the swain. •
•rebel paper aye leather is the 60a
fedemetrOarbeemee so males u to 'voider It'•
weedblity doubtful whMher the amaY. out '
heihoil comfortably the preseet winter. 'llitr‘
,fret
.ofi leather sow to itheoet fiatdous.
hgatiaCe . —sl76 to 4250 for s piir I g i o e s
before the war $lO. „
, •
: ..oirwrerx . lam th at "."Frows
wte inireased iCip pie eant . ... Ll*
:"1000',41?": her
os.ae ft's p Otialptf,.
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