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:a ItEGISTER. '
rIIBLISAED EVERY TECUBSD i tY BY
AkitMCS W. Chapman.., •
Advance payment in Cash per, year, : 50
if piid•witbm the year, '2 00 -
Ettlat ai thelead4af the year, 2 50
LINES •
BEGOLASTED ON REARING MO YOUNG AND INTERE67-
PIG COLORED GIRLS, SING.
Dirge-like music! thrilling numbers f r
Waling every latent string,
Deep ; }within my heart that sluraber—
While these templed arches ring.
Sing on, though the' strain be wildly,
Deeply fraught with notesof woe,
Souls their sympathies should mingle—
Let our tears together flow.
From oppression's dark dominions, _ '
When the
,tyznnt Slavery reign's,
YOU'veeScaped, but down trod millions,
Still must near his galling chains.
_Glad we hail your riven
-1 Years be Freedom's richest boon,— , -
Here beneath a smiling bearer;
May you find a 'happy horne.
Bnt, though tyrants cannot harm you—
Th ough your fetters are laid low—
Can the joys of freedom charm'you
While your brelit'ren's gongs yon•knoav
"Nor they snorer, " 'cries from . bondage,
Coale on every southern breeze;
Never! while their groans can reatit
Will your heaven-born blessings please."
By your love of home, and kindred—
By tberblcxxl of freemen slain,
We beseech Yxm—lleaven enjoins it—
BreKk the Monster's cursed chain"
Brooklyn, Jan, 1850. liazs
For the Saiquettanna Register.
• I
With well-earned glory, from the battle field
The Hero came, and like a valiant knight
Ile sought the bower where trusting Ellen wept,
And laid his laurels at the shrine of Love.
I saw them at the altar—proudly gleamed
The loyer's eye, as he beheld his bride
In all her loveliness-like blushing rose ' [away.
When morn's- glad beams have kissed its tears
#t triumphant 'on tier peerless brow— •
Her dark eyes, only mirrored happy thoughts;
And as she turned on him. those soul-lit orbs,
Ile read in that fond glance,love welling up
From its full fountain—deep and pure--
Awd when befurt 4 High Heaven, in accents firm
They vowed uniiraun,,oiug truth, and constancy,'
Ifetticioglit I ne'er - Beheld a nobler pair;
Or one that haftpicr seemed in mutnal lore.
A gentle, half-bra:lobed murmur flcialmg 'round,
Like zephyrs calm at eve, fell Ou ray ear— .
How beautiful ! too beantiful for earth
'rears glided by—and 'neath the vine-clad cot,
Pi4tired from cares and din of city life,
They dwelt 'mid nature's lux . ries—Chae bright boy
With his fair sister, shared their parent's lave—
Their infant charms, new pleasures guve:tollife
Lear badness 'wings—a constant, deep'ningicw. : ,
Of happiness was theirs-pure, I. 2 naURY
If aught be pare, on this sin-blighted CM* '
Music from harp and /ate, rang through the ai
Of that fair temple, blent with sweeter strains I
Of vocal praise. . ,
- Time passed-agaidisought
That bright ElySion-dear abode of peace. [cluand4l,
But now "sad sickliing thong t" the some
On a low couch, soft loaned by breeze,
The lovely Ellen lay, but deathly pale.
The rose had left her Cheelc, yet beauty still
Glowing in light unearthly, lingered there,
A well-known form bent o'er her-teats. fell fast-4
He gazed upon the wreck-aids fond hopes.
The rider of the pale horse passed that way,
And markett her for his elm-cupless foel 4
His arrow flew, aimed at liar - heart; and now
She's dying-soon her spirit tmconfuted,
Will join her children's' ingelein the'sl?y; [Throne'
Fur there they've found a lodginent-near, the
Life ceased-what pangs rent. anguished 'Edwin's
soul !
No balm could soothe his ndfing, bleeding heart:
Widowed and childless-left alone on F'ait]3,. _
A rayle-Is gloom - Ave-loped future years-
He felt that life had lost all powers to chaym, -
Day had departe&--iilld - abcl desolate„,
t the bank of a deeplalv4ii,o4:*.
Whose moon-lit wateis4nirrinuredrintd cl 191 r , :.
He stood -a wretcheditlknOts •
Flit through his fevered broinriiiiiiiCt4ir
Was brooding o'er his - soul;-1 heard' .a phingO:- :
Down the dirk depths, lie found a. • i;afry
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• AT F./JILT-11w.
One of the. prettiest in4es That ever graced a
country daisee4„'or turned the ' , head of a lover, was
Lydia Little, the-sultect of the following sketch.
Nebody,ccinki deny; it ; she was very pretty.—
Even her iiltowed that she was quite fascina
ting; and her bitterest enemies . aleelareireuit after
allshe wain beauti. • • I • •
Although.LYdia was really handsome, its was a
Ter:.
,unformaqte cireumstatice, that
.she was .con- -
somas of the facL It is no' injury to be a pretty
girl, if it; hat Lydilitad Oho as
perfect tiltholkledge - of lien ,chanrigr as ! even. her
wattnest,adrairers, - and the jeonsequenee was, she
became one,of ,the most vain; shr,ew,d, mid , heart
less - eciquettes that ever inlide. 1;7 litri fire et:true
hearts in ordei to laugh at the flame.
Lydia had i&dent admirers., far and near, for her
beauty was fatuous in all the villages twen
ty mites of thejewn_ in which, her father, a rich old
farmer-resided:
Although Lydia smiled en all, there roe only
two who were known to possess very great impor
tance to her eyes, and who seemed to cast all uth
erlevers.in the'shode.
One of these!7,oung men Was named White. and
the other Bra Wit These it Was said, were Lydia,'s
favorite sours, and it Only remained _ for het to
choose between therm, Indeed it was a -matter' of
debate in the village, whether it virouldbe.hetter to
become a lltihlohite or a little brotar-
Mesars. White and Brown both lived 'at a (Its
lance from their mistress, but White had the ,
ad
vantage oveithe rival, for he lived the nearest.—
These two . ritni,g gentlemen had beard of eackoth
er, although they bad not the pleasure . Or a 'per
sonal acquaintance. White ;Was afraid of Brb‘via
and Brown :was, afraid of White, so that Lydia, out
of pure kindneo,. \l'aS very careful that they should
never meet at her house.
If the rivals feared each tathei, they feared Lyd
ia's fatherttill More. He had tried to put a stop
to her innocent flirtations, and had repeatedly
threatened to.shoot her suitors if they didn't keep
aloo 13esides'that his wand was'Lrrrtc, and he
was a little man; but little' as be was, he was a
little fierce ant the beaux was not a litho afraid of
his resentment:
One day whell...l t ycha's father was _one from
home and was nth. expected back until late at night,
.She determined* :Mad for one 'of her suitors to
came and -lieep.lter company during the evening.
But which should she choose I liere was adilem
ma, indeed. Sae reflected, that Brawn was with
her last, and feeling ihat it would'be unjust not to
allow White to Come in his turn, she resolved that
White should b the IMP, So she dropped a line
to White. and had everything prepared for his re
ception in the ..ei,•ening.
Lydia felt „..4:s confident that her dear White
would fly to meet her, that he would have been
willing to stakeler life that he would be there at
the appointed hour. White was very punctual,
and she felt that, he loved her too well to allow
anything. whatever to interfere with the interview.
However, as lie s time passed, and he did not 'ar
rive at the moti*mt; she began to change her mind,
and to - wonder bow she ever permitted, White to
occupy her heart with such a noble fellow as
“Brown woulthit have failed—= would not, I
kamr—”
'Such thought 4, were runnin g in her mind, when
theite Nras a rap at the door. She knew Wilde was
thit6, and forgetting her resentment, flew to admit
ltitn4 What wa.4lxer surpriseonfinding thatlit was
not'te but Bror. - n ! • I
on 't be surprised," panted the delighted lover
i
" I c ouldn't have dared to cope—Traid of the old
li
min--but Isa* Irina—middle Of the afternoiin—he
told! me—(l'm iski'ont of breath - I can't If -Artily
speak)—be wasn't 'owning borne till midroght."
1 So yon - tool* Opportunit7 of visiting re dn
ringl his ttlenee,l.'elir
".- Lydia smiled iin 'him at firs 4 but then sl4 look
ed thoughtfol and finally appasred quite perplexed.
She was conqidering *b . :lt a FIX she would be' in if
White should beicomingfiloaeabojat that tittle.
' '", Yoninusn't s'top," said Ate, n6rvortsly. ii " Pa
they'll be biome-Hl"expeet 'him' every 'rainnteand
if he should find ,' on—"• ' • ' -- 1
4 ' Psbaw therti's oe tlatig,er,"!said Brown. i "He
wcin't be home yet awhile And if he reomei,l can
slip into the kitchim and get out at the back 'Actor. .."
Finding she could not send her lover awayiLyd
la rezalred to make the most of him *bile Wstaid.
Oh," said Brown, 'rre a rich joke to tell
. ,
'I D° let me - it." ,
' As I was coming this way. tot:tight, who do you
than' It I met i ' •
Iwhor
Your partiridar friend—ldr: White."
"Xy particukri friend!" Sneered - pretty •Lydia.
IYes--but never mind that—l amt afraid
I "Bat how did you blow lam ?" ' -: -- • :
1 "Olt, rhad caught - .a glimpse of him before.—
'/ut he didn'tknott , me, and that the cream-of die
nice.
. " iloa- - -so r t I r
" Why, pm see' ive fell in with each other, and
ai he was eel:fling this way,*; got . talking; about
the Wks.* thisse - dtggias' i" s. -84:614-.,tild'squire Lit-: ile:UireskitmewbereTbere,:ikart he ,r - Yee' says
lig, grisinktforthe moon-shone, and I eonld - 'see
bi t n" de you littaw bito,:danghter r 0
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4 of lier, said 3 - i' ;Mei. liretty-, : ihef eat.
"It ell, she anything ,eliiie.,7- sctift."White-,, and:
by looked at me just as if ite was !MIL* the wool
nfetr: my eyes' coiiiplgtely. , ', , lt "She bass, plenty
f Nola; Ilatarr oars I, - !''7o, l , l eityk be, Wiping,
Itli‘e'ittleltow f the name of Brown t6itir to
o[4 lit ilieiz" . .1i5011600.0..71i* leiicitir;': . 'Oit re,"
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`''ti" i looked Itilifeleself, it MO, iiid saw he , didn't
' . 4strinttikiati - it* Ilitotrti;td; could' fiardlt- keep
aitiilliett?tog)tsdil :ink. --- '-'llOl l- 4ii'Vtiolin lir, gar
TiV:•!?Therers*l6llciely the lediii.-af,Whife; detee
to ifitlifli; r 4iiatl - Aiiii.t.,?.' - ' ,- :"lrts - " : : issy*fie;-
M 4404 • ietly kiii'idTehance,"l-giless.::. 'I
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7Of itati qiiiinil *IN' : O.Ce,P , ' - ' o lSiitralist dilii&t.
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ROSE, PENN'A., THURST4Y, J A NUARY 1854.
c u riosity to knowif it was indeed Mr. Little that I " Nklma • soPsiqe fe1144-,yOu are I"..ertelainiedi nrytiate.kno' it, will- yer 11-, ),,,tea.ch yer , lii__ n ___ . " ' . ' . C . ny , ,,-
hadjust tomes _';i .' .. _ Ll3rowe, `fi nd what a pity it is I never m4p .ypur t. people de, , sanultelmoue,fer nutiun‘l ! wil
~ 1--.4lMa, 1 eacnid
He crept softly int -- to the door •• by which- he aciptairita p iee before." 1
• ' '..* from . the' p peratinns mak i n g o, the i outsideohd i ing, .le
The ri% is Shooklinds and became sworn friends (prospect •w - - that -7 •the 'in ,i 4 re 1 615' . 3- - zit* - I . l er° .
had 'made his exit; peed on .his knees and ap
plied his ear to the k y-hole.. . • on the, st.-•,i,. j • . ) . ' . . pr ik one ", r 7,...., -,....,,-,-. „ : .-.:- --. -.1 ? :,:;.:2.y . ..q.,,,V ",.., f difelf
At:that mordent h heard a noise that sounded Hearitti, , Lydia's, father talkiug very loud to her [_A though struck the attendenh- He4disentmeso. ":intition
so much like a - heart kiss that qt, made his heart_ in the parlor, tlieethought it a good time to Mike edthe wiret, ridplacingit,trEeentectwithihe IM* out all
corneal) into.hisnio has large-as a p um pkin. . th eir eseaPe, and glided rej,kbf the house, tuibeard ,of the.door opou l the,tifside,-his,comPeniOn;let,OM ';:', - Ip o rit
He looked—end the - , faithlessness and fickle- lii either , the old gentleinan or:thiughter.;=loli- the the hafterY. ' '- ". ...,-: 'l . tili mp - ,, z i
o e s s iof woman !,---th .was. . .Lydat,,blushing and following Otiy, as LYdia was ,
__ , langliing hearlili at The door flew open instantatieonsly; tuilliffir'i,ii.4 s - ,,tT ug ;,:i
smiling in the arms f his riral---m' his new ac- her advrittire on i the preceding: . night,;Ji small . 1 tient strangr ~ - w ith.:the seal ! strir' i cap, lial ,2 dilecivi Ile no
, f i vat i nt i nce _whi te , ~, , neatly
,folded billet *as In - ought her by the post- ered ia the act ef:ao atiti-angnhir desteet z ,down; .- tE r i,t , li o
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dooriand eat uphis_ri ; but he soon thouhgt bet- , "It's _ 414 d-writing," she said to ihemelf„ , the edge s of the r,* pO; andliis.legs,reeentiMeprl *.404;.:
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for of it, and determiried. to g i ve hi m - a few min. its she 'bra -e cthen'the letter with a Knife of Skis- 1 fornting are Oluttoniul.pireutte which Would tare; .i v i i iiiu
lawn
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ute.slreprieve before he i,lemolished him entirely. fled vanit . ".Leta see what he says." I, den? in erit to a French daneieg,:raaster;,*:' .l 1 'souk
" There, stop," cried Lydia.. " You shan't kiss' She reacts as folleirs: -
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~ t . r i,.,„, - ). a i - . .. -i t kw, z „:6: o - I , 3 ; r 4 i i-Ail o ‘: o , t ~.te l wi.,
me wain to night." "To ore LtrAit.L`rrira,: • , .1 1. , of Welter Nies the night' efere„,whith„..he' , had 1 , :ent,:an
" Why not t" . askedr, White. As yo 'aro non in all probability, lairaring ue- ' depcisited in Oat. pocket. _ln his.pioxt_m-sisiltitypi,,clijnery
"Because you didult.come to see inc at the time der the rreneensirepre.ssmatliat,yrie have playedi stairs them . cues twatille ignited,,and bY-ilie,,titritii Gan-1..
Y m i mainted. .P - Iftiall of-tWerity minUtes later•—':' rriiioSt, !hirable l triciCelf iii - le:., arc have tramed .he had react d
.ihe bofiefn of the first itilbt. 'hieirtliediib
'Mats why." . - - ourselvei into a joint chit - unit-tee of two, n order I had partiall reCbvered fiord fire just efieets'ef thel thileoti
" You don't imagiee what a good excuse Eva• to deviSsi rnerinsl to ~..., ,, et your mind at rest on the ' shock; but • e fliiii tingled 'through his teiiii,lisl didates
got," I said White, langling . subject` , The "truth is, (leas Lydia, we the under- coat-tails wee on fire, and he was ; not Set forwardj pretty
:What is it 17 signed, Unilerstand '
ourselves and• each other per- le his Una& tion may by tifis-last effort of; o?,,ter-; school, •
-."I met a chap wh o bothered me." . redly andlsee th r ough your entire course of' con- R mentors. ditcpvered the fire,, and, presuming 4;irt . t
" That was me," thought Brown, still lookira chid bette than you imagine, , However, we have it was' part .OT,Parcel of the " firi- cis profe.s
through the' key-hole.. "I did . bother him, , 4 ,-..a formed wisel, resolution -to allow. you to retain tion." he spring to his feet,' and with both . -rltindsll- lament.
bluffed him-off nicely I too. I wish -I had wrung our man . - colors through life. before we pi farf,er- briskly at lark' behind bim, for the purpose of are thl
ti
his neck for him." 4 _-' , get Ours les iri ;this respect as to. think of inducing smothering t e flame which - was roasting,the seat i candid
" You can't g,ness,who it was, Lyclia,"said White yon to bme either White or Brown. ' of his ineXp issibles lie , put for the street door at - and 3,-1
laughing. . " Tons iikg that this official :docunient contains full gallop! .: . si
I 1 • ?Thai
"Do you. know I" , ' _ such an ex -planation of our views iteyot will readi. Fire! fire! Ilelp! ?terermurcl—fire !help! shout-; interest
.-... . . .. -
"To be sure I do--t - ~_-[ .
hough he didn't
igb ne -,.ustrust
Inew hint. It was. my redoubtable rival,' Mr.
Brown." . _
Thi plague I" muttered-the listener, biting his
lips in perplexity.
Did you see that fellow !" said Lydia. . "0.
_ .
I wish yim knew howlnuch fun..rve had with hits !
Why, the great fool flatters himself that I am nin
n2,-, enough to love him . ,"
" Highly complimentary," thought BroWn, grind
ing his teeth and looking harmless daggers thro
the key-hole. • ' '
"You'd been amuseillo have beard me talk with
him; bind lay 'on the soft solder. 'I got the wool
i over his eyes nicely. He did not know me, and I
I chatted with him, and myself and him, and it went
rdown like a pill taken in apple sauce."
Lydia laughed heartily to think bow the rivals
had fooled each other, each believing all the time,
that e game was all on his own side, and White
laugh a too at the thought of having
i plated such
jroivn ices as
a 4'.onßr6"i thi onl; ene,that
made
The thought of haring been* welt a fool of,
didn't,"by any means, inspire him into .a merry
mood.
"I can't stand this," thought he, scowling at the
key-hole: " I•natist have my turn now. White
may tole my'phice here in the dark if he lilc,and
I will site into the sitting room."
lie - stole eitatiOusly out of - The bask 'door, and
proceeded round the house,
A moment After, Lydia and her dear White, who
were kaiing a fine time of it, heard . the sound of
footsteps a:ppm:etching towards the door.
" It's fattier!" cried Lydia; believing the old gen
tletrian'had really come. "You musn't be seen,
White.' Run in there-and get out of the house as
soon as possible!" . .
She pushed White into the kitchen, and d hasten
ed to the front door. ,
Having - made up her mouth to give her dear fa
ther a sYweet kiss as soon as he entered, she stood
ready to throw her aims around his neck—when,
to her astonishment who should appear but, Brown.
I need scarcely inform the reader that White
impelled by the same laudable curiosity which led
Brown to make the discoYery we. have seen al
ready, had his eve at the key-bole. •
" What! you again r said - .Lydia,be.stowing upon
Brown the kiss ebb had reserved for her venerable
parent H'ow glad Lam you mime hack. - But it
is rash in you—"
"Love makes the heart hold," said Brown giving
Lydia tut extra hug, fir the express benefit of
White, who, he expezted Was at the key-hole., "I
began 'th think the old . man hadn't come after ail;
so I come back to bid you good bj'e more deliber'
stely:' . .
C AL ryou are a good fellow," said Lydia, "but
I can't let y4u stop 'now. I really - expect father
every minute."
"Well, 11l go pretty 'soon, but r must finish tell
ing you how I bluffed off your \ dear friend—
White—,—."
I "My dear friend!' echoed Lydia: ctiltempteus
ly; "I Wish Yon to brow how I detest that fellow
1
"I thought so; and for that reason when I had
the talk 'with him on the road, us I was telling you.
nut of consideration for you". feermg,s, I determined
he shouldn't visit on to-night So I followed him
'until lie-didn't dak to come any farther; for "kir I
would mistrust he was coming to see you. Didn't
I bluff him off, and wouldn't I laugh to see him en
ter now r.
" What a fixil I have been making of myself,"
thought White, glaring, through the key-tole.—
" Brown is it man Lydia loves after. all ;ayd in
stead of fooling him-so completely as I tho4fit I
vras cloing, when we met . ; he,was ail the , time play
ing off a eontemptihle trick on -mel I'll rush in
and demolish him, and tell that laughing. saucy
jade- just what I think,of her"
White was on the point of. carrying this savage
_resolution into effect, When an unusual bustle in the
parlor caosed him to delay.. lle heard Lydia whis
_pgr father is coming" he heard the- parting hiss,
the front door opening—and the ;; next moment
MI:MU was thrust unceremoniowly, into the kitch
en, where he, himself war concealed.
If the reader imagineftthat the rivals, on being
shirt- up in the, dark -room together, flew at each
other- likeltwe wild beasts, I would .heg- to. inform
himitthat he is.very.muctain error. The rivals did
nothing of the sort, as *.zaludt see.. - :
Itrown.lieard a t light focitstep;, anti:knew White
.was in the room. • -; ' "
" Aty-41ear fellow", he whispered. • ; - • - '
"VhitJthe -deuce lio you Naar: growled the
irritated:White:l- ti:, : : ~, , • .7,-; • :..- -
• • 4 •Whit a'riehjokellia.lbar - aanirlied.Bnywn.—..
" Lvdiiioinlaihe has leen .Ml4tiflft fools of us, pot
4-• bane* e hothzgaerstand ler; perfectly.' , .• , -
"Little - -dmilit , abmitilatt,",wad•:White bitterly,
" There is Use feeling sorry about the matter,"
, p be eme a the,:pbaolophietki lirowri: l'Ouiacqaain
tame his liommitmossAinxi4rfebbliaieiroarosbm*,
anti I itiirdilt isoariltity,:to•etdtbritte•it•;;•l•ll3ver
heard --plour, conversuoiliirith.Lydia.lordring throigh
theloripholee-ina SS iyoit- whx, tensed . - Any : interview
:with her OW now, we are oven on'Abut. - ..seere..-;-
Ghw - nui.yooranwidAnd,let us be' rie r ur Min& in
f l it zte :,,l , tr f It ~ ."-f.f. •
. J . ?,;,t ; :. -.-:::. : s .,_. . ....= .. - 4-._ ~•'.. .• -
-
~.:4, l ,:iiitt.pr. o tid: towia*fani.ii*inisitineii,f,.l4:
'WU* I O 4 . II P/Onsek'cOnsolethi hie Tires plulos
,iipbteialhOesifitie.- -14 WW - wreoquitw ; ini:ler as the
jolWi.s.Oineittt*,_ 4 -3 licraiforAhatlß thkizu- hiaft , .. I
L esireii i . -,''•g f e•-1 ''.'-----,- --z-J i • ' ,-, !. 4- i,, 0 - '? ' f -2 ":,./
_." We 4eedia.fither,".obserred Brown,
''
401r;shbUktoPiryithil . thringh. ,, iliiontietn,;,erum
Fon.
felyeiri" ' '..iirrerJensr whik-ibirjram. - bi3: -
` , ;''''t '''' ''.
'''''UL::):`..4:i.J.-.• ..; , ~.1.:- ,s1 I . ; 1 1 riff) lt, .:
'7'l i) , it a **di" *MI" - daetfistestr le
ifiad- " i*,•iiibat.iiiisiWeirp**l4orimitl- .
fleCirifo . Aliew-kosillitter3 niLiVlifitiiiiatin
Whistle herioff without 1 ring." . 1 { " 4
1 1 ;
~
ly imderitind, e hereby bid you an affeetiohate :
adieu, 114iug .you May have -better success in your
.attempt utters, T1319111Y BiiOW3N,
Sig' ell , Ourvrt. Wil#7,
-4-4
. " P. NO officiut.)— .• Bro
Messrswn apd
White gileav4niiidly to suggest to the'
i t
I
.svei- niftily to suggest inir dear
Lydia thati in figure r when she is in want of vie
tim.s, she I stand a better chance ormeetiog With,
success if, 'instead of attempting such sterling col
ors as
success;
and Brown, she should try something
more nearlfr apprFlafliing Green."
LydieoNsind gat important document twice, be
fore she fully nOderstood its-import; then in a fit:
of ve.xatihn and ritg,e, she threw it on the floor'and.
stamped von itl with her pretty little feet.
When first burst of rage had passed she re
fleeted that she was uo more than justly " puniihed .
for her foolish, heartless flirtations. .
The eVerit proed,a salutary lesson to the pretty
Lydid,lo • from teat time she tmse' over practising ;
itn ything li4e coquet:l:y, and "I:Z=rie a very , sensi-i
ible sort of a tOrti
I A ye,ti n after, married a r,espee.tabm.,YOung.
;firmer, d sea to her old friends, Brown and;
White, a r i ptilite and' pressing invitation to ;attend`
;the wedding. .
.Applying the Principle.
A l / 2 1 . p . legraphic sketch. ,
A br'cli of fr.tgsi thrust' considerably too "far
through a pair or mottled - pants, and attached 'to a
couple or the largese sized -feet, which were. enea
se4 in tadnicowhide brognns, formed the underpin
ning to along, slab sided body, of otherwise gdner
-0123 pmpartions---4.lte whole being summunted' by
a head whiali was covered with - a
grek *fire year
old (at lea,s4) sealsitib cap. This sum total—legs,
pants, feet, +hoes.'body and chapeau, was the pro
perty of Zehns Homespun.
Zenns had been on a bat the night paerions,lind
bad squandered fill! half a dollar on hiniself In
white-eve .rd sWeething,. But his sen
ses bun feel philosophical; and on theinoin
ing we speak of lum, be stood nt an early hoar in
—street,;gaziaf mechanically- at the telegraphic
solilkpiizing thus wise:
Ic!—Thnce the' telerurrtg: don't
poorceive utithin' per—'leL=culier 'bout them strings,
only one's bigger !en tether—ic. • • ; •
that's thqi'7htnin'./ine,the big 'nn—said an ur
chin in the doorway near by.
- -
When tio4s she rad) . start?
• You had toetter!is irrthar.
Whar
- In the office upihar.
The loafei was:shoitt to-the door of the build
ing, and by hook or Creek found his Avav up three
flights of stirs into the telegraphic office. The
attendants Ingtired what the gentleman' had to
forward. t • I,
Pored? (hi!)
What wilt, YOu #• •
Send tchapq
This is the telegraph office, sir.
I ' (ic whoin thunder said it,irent I
I suppose 4 you )tacrbusine."ss, sir. •
.11'othing of the!, snit fie.!)—quite the re-(lo!)-
verse, to theicontridry.
•
Wlmt !lave! •
Want to make,sOnie :)
-The hour being - e.srly, and little doing r the clerki
very charitably determined - upon some funlkith'the
fellow, - with a vied' to' sobering him. • - The oppor
tunity for anything gratnitims escaped thern,-how
ever, for as' they
.ctornmented -a , consultation Upon
the best means to benefit intruder, he stepped
up to one of •Ithe' batteries, which 'happened;forth
nately, to belbet lightly charged; nnd, concluding
that the "'choirs were; portable, he 'pulled his leap
over his forelMa&and attempted' to remove -one of
this balls; itIM nextinstOnt Zebu lay stretched'up
-1 on the floor! ! •
'He pros, ;ts beat be could, and turned to 'the •
! clerk Uitli t-; • • -! • • •
it onk bore, mister (icliviat's'yer name I • Ilia
lick as many sich• fike-akunks as yolt could be
druv into a forty :tire lcit I • Wot in
thunder did
yer (iel) •knoek a ihnercent man Out that:'ileiy;
for, eh t '-
Nobody - touched you,' , said the clerk.
The devil (lel) they didn't? ' •
~_ Nitsir. 1 You took. the— - ,
Tpilli scot? I Yere's yore contemptible Alper;
and proceeding to dat,ii a loose penny totratds tho
attendant, - whr e h lay upon the machine, his 'fingers
, came , in cont t- with the Littery, anti away he
I went again; heels over• bend,ocroits the finer I - i -
i Look gere /-:-continued the sn*rer i ivhn , l3Y;this
time was well nigksobered—b4.st yore' infernal
pictuf,-trot in ;thunder nriTyou at i l t - -' ' • '
Yon rati!m't lanais thel.oola.',4 'ed Ake cletk,
n e ar ly, •barap t) i, lrit# laughter. ;1 1 .- -- - '*-- l'+'
Look -you! ° ltlr.-.Nvot i tpyitre-ita i, I eint, to the
fooled 'this* r -way forlnuthini t anat. -13y-':thuti
'der I .11a a-in ependunt kidividnoal, ‘l, ank; . and
this-yere. , ka people'dowtv*ithout notice Ctrf
I
'no
this_
wet- the thing: Et: y(41111 Ern that yore
A100r,.111 go- 00tiiir this; and , e 0 4 1 )eikt*Isted. , ..17
~TA door, Or. ','• rl.- :I
: • ,
~.
, s'• , ',‘,t , •
-- .- '
- 14 •
:
Thtm*palel-, ) ' .:4 1 , -i '
Yes. , .- ,:-: r;: :1 ,, 1 , -- - ,
1 :-. 1`
rtnlinwed et*on knthougbl mi.thad4on't
meddle-with
norxmors , hardware} in this , 67.44-20.
-hcrOl -.:::.,•••._., i-,••• • _ , ; ., •-•11„, , ", it.['' ' 'f'"'
~..,- I tint- d nori.:Noia °peso& ai the Oorkusiii tie; 44-:
10.wAidled.pnt.i.;„&suppSesseiLlanghperysitleiLthe
gentenille*lci *lnv attandanc.aa zmw dolaotoir._ , ;
orbich; no .#4o, :dosed,: lyeiHdad.;itmel(in iiL.DlCia'
so, ;*
4RWAtaillr...: , r•-. -, =i , : , *;' ~-•• ' ' ,,: •: 1, .. -4 1 : i . . -
_,. :3;illre :Ok ' . 1 . raang itell • .0 . 2v11 ttYlirk
att.the loisthir ) . raligkr„tha , ket ,lia bekheAd,*
: 4100r; fait-ewitb!-b;4ll4lsifigt.-4 - !re 4 1, 074 0 1 11 0:
r0P141)444 *,
ixoisAllto told sift Of 1,04'W
to YiNarefkinotdoisaillY lB # k - ADIVst 'Or
do git ; no2 , o4b Ai* noon, jeaslat a feller4l'loo
' 1
P
aslie:darted into the. street. - •
1.514 ed tocrards Baltimore, a(a.,5pe44.4
ghthid line" itself might lave hefin
Als•
a.squtifS off, lie . eov( , .i.'ecl
ith st9i4se eitached tonne Of tlid hydrent=,
J. ,
• s
i.
ed the victit
• Away h 2
which the 1 '1)
firma o.£
servant
...Atli eril ip Washing off the paremelit z Ile,;
rush&l Jo . A or, mid , turtling. short before liiin,i a 1
posteriori, bi t legged hint, at the top of : his voiee,,i
for Bbd's sib, to pit him out f
Perhaps its sable friend's eye dial glisten; andii i
„ T.,
ni
maybe his i
.., 4(llft...shine, as he charitably tutb-1
•ed the eurre t ofi . .that stream upon the unention
able portio of the poor fellow's netharrnenti. 7 -1
The fire was stiftnished without serieth darnsee,
as the paps gay, the loafer 'wits thorougbly iatil-i
rated, nail 11, Ting flanged Ids heavy inside Wet fer!
a skill °drenching, he departed, perfectlysubOr,l l
amidst the „liens' of the crowd • who had 'witiliests4df
thefinule, me v.oelferously,.cosing' all.linttO
menu in magnetisni and•tonibtu3tiVierl''''r "--'''t .''
ut the Nevi Yori tribune
aylor's letters7—No. XXIII.
F
Bayard
Progress of. BMA Orandsco, ift.o.l
SAN Fre-v:ictsco,i.November 1., i
Messrs: Gm j 4....ll:cElratlt: ' '
.; -, , --. . ; I
This hi a 'ng time for California.. Since ihel,
last steame r= lied, the population of the critMtry
,h a s been in eased by about 14,000 ernigrani,!
4,000 of- who <• arrived at this port by sea. ,'- The
excitement s politics has been mildest to that f ',.fi,
gold-digging td land:speculation.] .Ban Frandis p
-was somethi : Of a whirlpool befbre, but nowt
1 has widened is sweeps and seemS:te be ciraWhigi l
I everything in ,• its vortex. • ' • : - -',: ' :
The martial after .1 reached-here,l event :abort
the town ten , to the changes and iraproyernents.4-1
I cool,' seam y believe my eyes. The northenal
1 T"'•
. .
' ;ot ' where he Bay potirs its waters into the , ,
1 Golden Gate, - as covered. with house nearly to the;
summit—man -of them large three story ware-;
'houses. The ntral and highest hill On which the!
town is built;- vas shorn of its ehapparel and stud '
tied with. ten and houses.; while to tbe eastward I
the streets If • passed over the last of the . , three
I
hills, and we -beg,inning 'to encroach ' upOn' the 1
Hippy Valle, ' :The beautiful crescent of the liar- ii
bor, stretching fro cn the Rincon'to. Fort Mohtg,oin II
ry, a distance,: • f ,iiore th an. ft.lpap, was. lined,2witti '
boats, tents. . d Itiarelicaniesiand_near : the lattei
point several err I jutted' into' the we t ter. 'sprit{
tromery street, . renting -thellay; hatruntleigonii=la
`inarvelleas . 'se.' AU the open spaces-were titulf, -
up, the canv• houses .replaced .by, ample, three
story buildings • an exchange with lofty ikylliglit•
fronted the wa e 4 and fik, the space Of hall a Mile,
' the "thirst; of ni4i - Of till ' dn.. ; efirintoteek Mid
nations, with, . land animali, equaled , litall'it
before 4 o'cloc ~- ~ t - , . . , :
In other par of ;the. town• the
_change wasequal-1
ly great. Ten Ova came hones bad giveripliee
to large •and• , , nd4orrieenifiCes,• - thbinksAnd been':
filled up, tie - .telinperiedonarkethouses •in' , *",
eration mid al the; characteristics of a great.sxna 7
mercial city fits . y established.. : Ppitztumath Squani..
was filled with! umber and ho u se reburies, aritilnear ! l
ly every stied inloWer traff•tif - the '`eiiiis
blocked up wi .gt. this ds. The chatig,e whiellitid
' been wrought i elf; parts of, the.town dufin g ,,,the I
' past six weeks seemecLlittle short of Magic. -AV
Sastibacl, ,' h . lip in, believing that -what•ll(Pk...!
lea upon was -r 180 iitte,riyin.adequgte. seemed
I, the Visible urea :Mr the a ' impliihment 4 - such
' Wonilerful endi • 1 • ' •4 - '-- '''``'-''''-';',• I'
t io
'. On my-way: - --ealt-ii ' -CoL-Prenimit; iirheml
: founti localedw thins fatnilyin the-Happy-Talley,.
'1 saw a compap • or-Chinese carpenters, putting no
the frame of a dinti:ni-iande hbuse: „In Pacific st.:
an o ther Celestia ieetaniantluid been o . peneil;"aii4.
every vessel ilie Chineseirea beriga-a-fresli.
importation. - A ._ o rTniiiic circusi , ott. a verrlianfti
some scale; -it' 1i,.1.1 , eperlticnOtadc 1 1 , gill:elan, J,..Y.,:0f
Ethiopian • .e . • - anitne the pu b lic riz,l4tiv..-,.-- ,
r i
"pelnionico? is be' "slrionablet ating:hoint,iihnhi
you get boiled ;_
- Ics tt,
.7,4 colts: each, and,ditiner at
:51;601 6 45; • -
•'clint:to yanen - ppetite.. ---- A' little
, muslin , abed - rej 7ceit
i. , :iii•thd title.'ot-tlie;l 44 ig,
I Haase • - - A . , ber..oh , yfine• billiard ,rooms: and-
Astonlibin:l
IpOwling alleys Ye;lron opened, and, all Okel . lW .
vices of swulin..46one3i . brought into successful orierntion, ' The - ~ biers - cOreplaiir 'rid ionier laf
dull preesneetivf ' . .re.are. hundred's/3f mtintu:roti
: lo la , an d f a r o , .I.ei t ,which ate. erevr.decr sgestY
;until a late hour, aptyii?erty. Ake. most inveterate
eine . s4i . , 3 or,gnmi , gpluz_t4'. l rireeeled:- - The ;rettCe .
:.sehiinties'lava" erilasetr rath&rtbiii fzilleii,linest-
I lu,st wrote.:.:"l iglit - giveAtndredior instances;
but it would be - . lyi 'aTepetition - of hundreds of
othersislrendt i entioned.>: ittisinl-- brings' it per
ce nP u rPt 4l Y- igaii, -11.!,14.03 , 6 er Xelfler.rW'r
who eama.:out m , iluirlviiimnits,,lviii:solaa .liteaml
-" .
enkin e Which costint '8'1,060 - 10r - 81P.60e . ''Sente5
drawing - 00er* ' , . iodt tan in'XinoArerk,lstelVt -
J 64 lore:, I find, littli3.oabge:4 ti*tiFicilmiStpW
visions and: m • i ~c lise,_ lheeklf klk s elf4*k..Aer..
labor has diiniuis .' ed...1..' Town JeCe-• ere . eee Vilma ilyli
lin the'xise - 4:' Aft/ yarso.)lol.B-141,:the - - - /TV'PiiN)lie,t - •
half e iiiile - trerk ) .. :-Vbrinl;MAKii - ,Ora"je , 4-kee
with ii•tiniiiNrOf , - „i - fOlfert *ee ., -, Orrefieilli r 4W
ly all :ot-whOlii.' ' e - done*nll:***Piii thiiinilist - ;•
- lee alreaditr ii i l " ' ' 140,006.and::5*,90k E. f•-,_.,,-4:„..
. I eitleleleqt , • - ,:jPeieleikerrer gen iille''..
thee; at,IISM:Hif:; - '-: 1 -.1tisglitf* . ,..tis_abientfi(X);
. leer*&.4 l 4lo o . - t , W--titee.4,ol6jOrlimakikibik,
lace:s the - lop. . - : 4l 4 4 :l4o4pw*dkwilic l 3, ,
labored Oriii#l,tiTiliir oatt . i hI;jO,.OW
Venill'eliiiitir. . . ' .tiiittif - Pot 1100'.40.t t
. wiwft: ''
~ ~. • :: ~, ,i iipoireet,tiito , .e . p
.t iimaitie*- - :
- -- 14 4- 4 .5;fT 4 4.... 1;- 44 - 1 - 000,..'X1g....404:1004.11
4erpf2e; :sr Thi, ... ,. . - -1.:••••• .;40044 - 4thr* -00 0ti
co r
*nut - I rias: ' ,• e ' '''`. Vitt titliAla iftelfihfilk:
iiiiniCilibibitititig':- IMMO "' 'Wbifirtir 'a '44111,'
$3OO to 4 40 9 :Pe ' M..:= t . ellirliglieliti..
=II
eleng; - fiitu ' the Mine li ' ;1411ilt!„..
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