' • • i, ..- ait,liti t i I li, r, . - ._." i _ •:•!,_:. '• ;'_.' ;, i _. .., ":.- ' : .2 f `'.1... ' ' ' : 1,.. " ,: :' -, - 4 . • ;-: t.i. • ,1 .. . -.,.'- . ,! ' , : - * , L.',":.^,....:,--- ~,..=. ..,•....-.: ,-,- .3 '. 6 1;1*. , _tj •,,.,....,:.,..,.. ..,„, • ~,• . .., ,;' tl -. l' .N: .'" '' l' ' - '-'• .. - t 4^. , . 1 4 "1• "" • . , . IV ,-,';',. ~.4 : 2 ..f t • . - Z . : - :.' . • I . . , ,t„ , '''' itl c'- ' ':' '', ' " .1 : “ ' ' i ~•` ''..- -1' ' ' l .l . ' a , 21...1 ) •'ll . :.,2- 2 : ,t , 1":4; '. ".- ' :' ' 1 4._ ' , ''', ,-' . • ''' 4 .,. 1 - . . - _. - • l',;:l. l '_-:.i. f,l, r••„ rs. ,'- VOLUME XXVI. , THE REGISTEA. , ÜBLISIiED EVERY T.FILTR : SDAT BY • Jaiiies Ail;Taco paymeatia cash per year If Paid the year, • Mao nettle end of tthe year, From the Yew Tork*lC*, n. Dash Asido the Cup of Stirrow ay . CIIAC,LrB I.otlB lIEVDE. DAM aside the cup of sorrow. , Thou art raising to thy lips, Every purple drop must borrow l . Joy from him who of it sirs. Falco its 'light, its atarrath imparting, In the soul, a transient flame, Fatal, though so soon departing, ' liato•life and peace and fame. 1 PaSsion is its rulin,7 spirit, T.lrtciti; on to deeds of Strife, Happiness to disinherit, And make anarzhy of life. lioW the tempter, blandly ruining, Whispers, " Drink the sweetness' up." List not to her words beguiling, Raise not to thy lips the cup. She hath stole the fairest blossom That adorned and graced a heart, Leaving in the vvretehed bowni, But the wounding thorns and -unnrt. She bath promised balm to sorrow ; L;tar adding vices to grief, Till the heavy soul could herrom Bat ctf death alone relief.. If thau•wontd'st enjoy a pleasure Ily a trusf that ne'er betrays, If thou wouldst possess a treasure, Wealth of peace 1.,r future days; Turn where nature is bestwing • Fromwith.erer upon bind, • From a thousand fountains :flowing, Freely firer all the land. From the mountain, through the valley With a pleaAant, winning, tone; Where the thirsty pikrritus rally iu a desert drear and lone. Every drnp iy one of gladness; Then no more thy ste.ll deceive, Dash aside the Cup of witness. Tate of that which cAnnot grieve. --e— - My Last Affair. BY UOUEUT iO6.ELVN 'Tsras a dreary xviurer uight, suet the rail vzis !Alining dow;t1; Not a loafer was astir in the dub an 4 <lllttleti O'er the gotters , , through the water of the pavele4 muddy street. I had sought t;0- cherished idol; and was knerling• at her feet. I totd her how T bred her:TT;rof ,, ted and I sweet That never man existed who had hived 'a maideni more;• That my, very heart was breaking., I was tortured :k should die, If my carmer - would not deign to me one kind vi'ird 46 reply, Sbe ba -• to mo no au e'er, but she gently hung Lcr head; There never was: its egnatrif the Ilving or the dead A face as pure and beaueVill aßieteirtinol mire, Winch an amhorite might votslon_ind *tit in heav'n adore., ~ She gently &copped her peerless head so like a lily • fair, • Till, covered, withler clasped )lands, it rdsted on ,the chair. I was safe she was relenting, I" w i as efoq . tient and bold; A. tale of love and tenderness waknever bettei ,; And still I plead, and still I prayed, and AIILI mote again, Till I thoug,ht I heard a stifles moan of angoi , h. and of pain. Was she sighing? Was she weeping?, Up I rose and took a , 0, Cupid, Islat' a rogue you are! My magi/ was 1, ex!tep WAna.-Cratta r tEstabliihtcntli of this -kind seem to he getting inite popular. Our Oper con -Mains an edrertisemtnt of one 'in• the vicinity of Binghamton, under 'the charge- or Dr. C. B. Bir ret winellis represented to be:Most beautiftilly u Hell as'e.iigibly situated. - Another is abo'ut being t-tabl j t‘d at Crystal-Lake, near Is abet anielightltil situation. The Carbondale JoandliveOstiliiia of the lattei: ' ehrystat'Xiake -is indeed 'tt most lovely sheet- of aster, and 4.e.servinrot every encOmiumthat can 1, 0 1 lavished up:0 . 44- _And wbether we view inn connection with ,!.be; beautiful ,eetne7 by !which' it ii...snrrowided, itit:Aelightful ita healthylOcatioa, list} id pe rm i t t h e eye , .-to / r at iiporr i , i,g 'deaf, lisn' id ^waters and ktruid •transparent tongoth siOneAt r .4 3 fight calculated' to- trAu( l ll * *3 Itpul'inci " ue the feelin gs.,e, .• • •• '••. • ,•-. • ••••,-,,,, - •••' 'T - 114 s Lalin is the' jaroperty . , of.'keier Cp44041 Fl.; ethis - city:,' Dr. Rogers of. 14'6*. &it projected the- schemer of-the -Water Card-eitablA ment..here,pul Mr. Campbell, is taiilding thecee.-tab ksluneq.g the instanee.of theAlnctor4,Analeriwboai direetismitikto.bepoodneted,-4fortim benefit pf Alle - aftiraE4iiniinibout tile -land. ,4inimi tW Oilier; attmefibili ittliglifilZe,ace two;beatitifulNail , bias, g uilt - g esTo r T, 4 4.y t th itv- l ancalcalated'foi• the amutemenvof*EtWitsktiLotheri,--whily may the at tracted to tfits'l:fak,E X : PlArg; i.--:_t. , Z"-: .;_,, ~•:: 7.-: An old Or:del:l6i' AO the.,, out ook. a Joh of hauling nottoiicinitilhe ciiitaibtiteirit'teititiir rii sr, and taic Aar ha stopped , thateath: -*I'M :ad* wr the POrpean - of e atin g hi s dipotty94 , l,:gsviti#l i freekuurt4 rest t q . bis,orm.t.„. ..rew). 1 50 .- .catiods-4it. kiptl4 : a little Ze*ce:troni`the k r, , Fe - leftilis*in'*.thiigi, tr.l.lt*Vnini la * . ciril 4 lie tifkfitglair touts irlib42:4tfn'e4nri,Atir a hot spnng, And the old Patchroan cried out ice- - Tor to dais non, ,in 3,,10ud soice;• • - ' "Vannse r*iirt,ntil , ,• triTnot Aer„itfao,44i,ipil fitter netieter ii4l'.. -- Irdt -, ,i Al* voil'tiAelo: dish iirk e rtir4 +, ;:, ,5..1- - 6y,- - 4-,, 4 ft, ~,:::;, •„:„ .. .4.,7_ - , i.,..1,,,, ~ „ 4-,-. .„ ''. P*l4lo,4° ‘*.t . v4-49.1. 4 14 , 3**&: 1 1 , 41 • nenty,'Filth . 7 40 1 1e.,Ii'Aeit) gA io g r Oi S tig4tPtel 4 1 6 tha v it i rt itiaan.W* l **s• 4 •4j"!f'w/t ''•' al i t " ibe "Celatctlial ' *dalaiiiiPttlecthile,de You4idiiiirlif4tC • thik' ' 4 * t welefeetiel , * sei4icl4o**l. -- ,, This: 946 poopfielAß,o4o-: /Rome -' ' • ' - t , 'J , • "'THE-WILL OF THE PEOPLE IS THE LEGITIMATE SOURCE, AND THE HAPPINESS 0,1" THE'PEOPLE THE TRUE END o.# GOVERNMENT." , _ • . , . .. • ' i A'rotti ilia Parlor Magazine. - --.,,, An hoc with Thomas P. Himt. 1 . ! • , i arY. JOsErn F. TUTTLE. i • ' .„ • I i r m 1 The lives f some really great men are often as i unruffled in ,heir flow as a river. Their eccupa nous,' or ihe ; dines in %which they live, are barren of , incident. .otter icon, inferior in station. and not ; .distinguished by the attentions of the rich and I . great, pass 11 . es which Are as bruliemas the moon- , tain torrent. 4 81... disposition, choice, and position, they arevebtinually bearing part in some thrilling i incidents, to ltrhitili all the qualities of heart and i mind. such ai i bravery,self-pussession, wit, sarcasm, knowledge ell human nature, come into exiensire ' exercise. A truly great man may govern-a king dom, and yet : his - IUL be st, ban-en of incident, as to be as insipid , • the general reader as a chapter in , .14rliately'si Li;lc, whilst the life of another luau. in no wise his sd riur, will bore ad with avidity. Iti t ,e ' was the - line Omark of Sir Thomas Lawrence, that ' could a convehtiou of all the gt eat men in the world be celled, by Acclamation, Sir Isaac Newton would be elected It4Preside.. ; And yet the birk,rraphy , of Newton hat nut . been devoured- with halt the relish with whtch. Burrow's Bible l in Spain, or his Ciips.,.. , ) , Priestilatid acliolsi here received. Between the nun there'eau he n) comparison, and )et the inferior commands the popular interest, because of his thrilling incidents. Bev. ThuinaS I'. Hunt has never pretended, nor has bis admirers eitunted it,-that he is the grente.t roan, or even tie gleatu.'st lecturer on Temperance, the world has ~yet produced. He has sever been afflicted with ini iiinrinity''cunamon to many of his I 'dellow eraftsinim. especially those of %ery moder ate abilities, that nu good ever was dune in the cause of Temperance until lie put Ins shoulder to the wheel, and melting will be. done after he its gone. His friends are quite certain that lie is it man of no orOluary mind. They have no teason to ....unl,t, his ca!hrage, tier his kithilie,.9, and . those who itul einierVits lash Lave as little reason to t &lotibt his se-. ertty. -But in private, with his friends, l it is dttii.u't tdbon- •li• 1 i • • - one could be more .... • _, 0... i ~. 1..... an) entertitaiing, and that not merely as a tine declai mer et personal anecdotes, but a ripe, discrinunte c tim; thinker, with. the rare faculty of expressing his 1 thoeghts with the utmost simplicity, and yet E.O hraliantly, that 'they fasten themselves iu the mem ory like the nall - drwen in a sure place - ' Not long Siiie. at - the table of a friend, he re `peated some anecdotes, the most of which belong ed to a depaidik series, all bearing on one point, which was the . expediency and reward of keeping the Sabbath. Soule years since lie made a visit to the South. He had reached Wheeling, on the O hio river, and, With his usual directness, asked of ' the s;ealuboat captain, if he would reach Cincinna ti before the Sabbath ; for, stays Mr- Bunt, -I have made a resolution that for no reason not good at the judgment day will I. travel on the Sabl-ath." We shall be -in Cincinnati I , y Friday night." said the Captain, and with that assurance Mr. H. paid his passage money. . But the ice. was running, and The hoat was hie ilred, so that they were obliged to tie her to the t e shore for a dnv. The hands being idle, Mr. H. obtained permission to address them Teverni times. iiis slirewtl, amusing, and in general solemn ap peal.... so won upon those brawny bvamen that ev- Y Ce m one of the signed the ',ledge, aidhe even - ni ducTrtlie barkeeper - to shut up his hop, w ith a pro4nise never again to engits6 in b eh " a dirty busfuess." . this time Mr. H. had be,"tatie a pet with the . boatmen and otiticer.. and as it began t o bt. e evident that Onciniiati could tint Le readied by the Sab bath. he reminded the Captain of his promise. This led to a di*eussion, in which Mr. Ildnt, the Cap tain, and a Ininister of the Cumberlabd Presbyte rian order en4agetL The Captain eat. lum to stay on board : said )1 , •, ,• I t.top every Un rit:Ce...,ary work, and emp;o,- the few m eltt number of hands pdssible, and we will ittsetuble as often as you please for preaching." . Mr. H. replied by asking, "how could Ipreach to von sinuexs, and yet be in, open violation of one of God's plaint commands, and you all .the tinie knowing it t" ' The' Cumberland Presbyterian said. "tie have paid our passage money, and Providence having tik'pt us back, it is plainly the will of Providence at' we should go on." i k i, sir," repiied‘Mr. It " my doctrine is diller e, holds us back, I 1 'nk We should obey Providence by S-übliiiifitig, tl'idtnit by scrawl disobedience. With You, sirs it sums to ire a natter of dollars, - tut' Ii have been taught that dol.lata are not so safe a standard for tlit regulation,of tllbty as principle:'' No argUtnenti,cotild eWrig,e Mr. Bunt's determi nafion. ' •iiii, Al:1:st effort' tike Captain curie to him prlvately,"%ndm:aid,''' If you will stay on board, rte will tie op,aw-lung, as we can and yet get the beat to Cincinnati in time to take her place in the 114., and)ou shall have all the access you wish to the hands: 'Ofileers, and passengers." ' "'Ni. Captain, I can't do it; besides, as youseem so anxious to. bare preaching -on board, you ha 'd one preacher with you at any rate. Employ . liam to:morrow.' , .. " F4oPley itim,,the - (using a severe .i -! det) 'to prearli: when he, a preacher, acts and tal -s lasif he idint 1i:toil: , there was a Sunday: Ito, sr, he doe, t Trench on my boat'." i The ptalu now offered to refund Mr. Hun 'S passage matey, but lie refused it with the rumor -, I will rfof take it of you, lest, after this discussio , you conclude lam governed by dollars, and not v Vrineipl I "'i ..: - He z w ";landed :It Ripley, and a gentleman) WAN NFit whom he had formed no acquidutanO, but.,wlto d closely watched the Sabbath-hi:epic! di;EtieSto , !also lauded at that " . towit. He no -, aildrese: 'Me Htint;` 4 Shall f.order yoni,bagga e • l a 'to , Miditt Pa: best -hotels in the , Plate I As von a :POttequOnted:hete with your permission I d ~ it,,,„.-_,, , : ,_...4. , , ,, ~ ..,,, ,i ,.q. ~ - , - ~ T h .. : . . 'i n ° gevitt, wall Alen conducted him to a ilista part .of t l ' o'irt); 10' an' elejailt raanslob..tibich . lt of eciaitta' "iielfzdetl'iciiiits • be' a ' private , boarair big I house, an Ira's. not' undeeeivetl until; after the firs 'servige ? Jul .Aciamppaniedw; gait k in,. tbe,..Prebkyte nail in.Jui4letv- home, biin at, ,ultat ' bele he etePpeO. Mr; H. 'foiii tail, "lie - (lid not Iwo' the . .name ' f :k. kitty tWiUTe th e:gentle/start ,yu . saw vie tikkeelialtl 4 ' ) r. ill , ' r?..r., 4: :-...,.; ,1 .. -• : '-'',' Mr. Ran ''' .could not 'rbaliaiiiii3 ltutgliter. at 11)111 v i iii 1 464 +Awl tinvw,liolol 41inik , „ The, getaleiioupty 01t,,0f the;.. ', eigthiebt:Ellezi, iiliie4nt, 4 ° 4 ' ha ) l '; -alle ' D yr:, Uot lbii,o l ,ol:iesidetfee;): - - C* J '''''' ',' '', 01` . 'be : iother. Volit;;'111V next E gatiiiilitY - f6ullfi ii t Jar,4= - un ' tlt , iPtut 41..mikribto,?fidiaiDbitia:: wt. 444444*IiutAbe ii.putin litufolittilecl bad raftand -045. F. 4 Pe - P9 1 ;T:1c , ..: 1 94. fiAttit - ;triiioo,l2g.4 O'nffeiro. p.9.pimi.! , Ilie - ifar:Usit v ft t4ra was 1 1 4, 00 E A , ,;',kiii s trlbittr!. u*siaitold's , qtliift 44iii a' :oiog , i••: 4 ; .kibtAigititAka4 l / ATtiiti . -liiiiigiV for-it . .Iq,Thikkei4ll#4l-14r; a's - iiiiiplymic-A,he VA* fir, , ,.' , 15100,y 'lllll:44444l:erii*lawasliKk, ' itid * :611:14 i$ 0- i fu r 414.Mrf.te..4, -- vri3iolittii. •WAtt giiire*rcafel 7a l Wd: w hioiltro.lkh.liii 41 -. idec ; , , f or Wee - t GIF , .W --,* '*'''' t affii ' , — 4l - iiiirmtiv_at old rot .4 1 ,Y4 'of 4uki .7 , 3ok;rAft-'. f t .spent in Tido; rid& town was *town into the - greatest ex- MONTIidSE, , PENN'A.., THURSDAY,' JUNE 12, 1851. eitement, by the treniendous attacks made on "the liquor sellers," by tlO 'most fearless chatnpion of Temperance in Christendom. They threatened to mob him ; but Mr. II; went straight to their head quarters, anti, with fearless front and a merry laugh, told them, "inn had better think of mob- I bing me! You hav[i become noted in '‘lcksburg, for hanging the'gativhlem, and ifyon don't toe the track pretty straight, I'll have you all swung up !" There was so much!genuine wit in his words, and so much Virginia chivalry, that - he disarmed the most of them. ,Somb'few retained their .rage, but Mr. a now had enough defenders hum personal violence. - 1 ti As soon as Mr. lithad left Vicksburgh, the drun ken editor of one of iiseir papers inserted au affida vit, signed and sworn to by the two men, declaring that they tilui.Glieard him say, on board the boat between Memphis and Vickshurgh, " that Its prin cipal business at the south was to stir up insurrec (lens amung.the On Saturday he reached Grand Gulf, by land, rind, according to his resolution, tarried over the Sabbath, although several boats passed there that night and on Sunday. Somewhat to his chagrin, two or three days missed bet ore boat came rautig bound fur New O'rleans. It was during one ut these dayS that he waS down at the river, when a floe, athletic man pas4ed by, 'and Mr. H. accosted . inm, "is not your , name A— ' " Yes, sir, that my name, why do you ask that question lie cause you are the very' image ut my old classmate and my dearest friend at the Old Doilan. ion." " What," said the young man, striding tip to "you are not Thomas my - tuners' trtend, aro you ' Yes, I. am the iriend of A— j in V Irginia. • - If .)ou are," said A. 'dial au energy that star tied :dr. H, will Gil! him-1 mean if . 1,, uu are my lathe! F friend, I'll kill the t•couudret.' It sometime battle new acquaintance could calta lout df utvlicieut:y to tell hue about th e affi davit wuaat the I ICKstiz.rgh editor had imbih-ned, 'and uhich had lead him Out to intiduc, an LhtU about the stranger, %%lake Warne lie mid learued to be Ilunt. " :Sow that 1 liiid yuu are lily lathcfri frtetid ku,ox t u ,coutoireL has pub:i.thrti u ba,u labricatiou, and 1 u ktL tutu fir at." 'lO argt.nieut which .11r. U. could adds_.; cotase, .I.'s only aa swer was., 11111,:ill we scoundrel for lying about no: father's friend.' 1.11 big turn, Al now advised Mrillunt not to pro coed to New for said he l " this scut' nuns lubrication ha,' gpue before you, and tor ti ou to go now is at the risk unite." To this Mr. It replied that he would nil: it, end that be would go at any rate. And so they parted, and we shah preseutly lie:ir of A. again.. ~ Un reaching .New Orlean4, Ur. H. sent an adver tisement for a lecture on Temperance to the of tce of the Pleayuni,' and Mr. Kendall, the editor, sent a messenger ,requesting Mr. hunt would come to his office imineduitely. Up reaching the office, Mr. Kendall called Ins attention to the 1 icks burzu affidavit, and said, Mr. litait-it wail not do firr-you to lecture in New Orleans, fur It will be at tended with a nut.' LL ell, ►et the riot come," was the replti•.' " I au) willing to rb,li it." ". 4 but we can't publish, your advertisement, Mr. Bunt, when we know Chat with such a tirebtand as this trldavit, the run seller, in New Orleans can get up an excitement waitit will end in blood." lieudati, I ant walint4 to risk even that aili dAvit.h.-.e.tu,:e it boars Oa its tic: its own I aw not so sure of that,' replied liendall. •• ()My just think what it states, - said Mr. limit, "that L said publicly lama Mississippi steamboat, that toy principal business at the south was to stir up insurrections among. the slaves I Who dait”si know that tt I had imunated , rtieli a thing, et en by the darkest hint, that I woulu have been thruwu uverlivard by the slave owners on the boat r •• i confess," said Kendall,,•• I now see it must be a falsehood, and if we can make others think so." At this moment the junior editor who had been /oohing over some papers just brought in, burst M b, a loud laugh. exclaiming, You way publish Air. Hunt's advertisement safely now, for here is a com plete rend:anon of the affidavit:" He then read trout one of the Vicksburgit papers, an account, which stated that illy. A. 91 Grand Gull/1J bad writ ten a must s e vere letter to the ediuir who publish ed the affidavit, applying to him the must oppro brious epithets in 'the English language, and tell ing the editor line did not challenge him to tight a duel, he would conic up to Vicksburg' and public ly lock the lite out of ninilas he 'would a dog. The account proceeded' to s 4 that the editor wrote to A. that he could hot come down to Grand Gulf; but KIM (A.) would borne up 1,13 Vicksbin4h, he would tight A. hurried up and the duel was arranged, but to the editor's !wirer, (he wits an old duelist, and a prima shot with the pistol.) A. ehooseduuble-barrelled guns loaded with slugs and buckshot. The editor tried, to back out, but A. told liiio, 4 No, sir, we meet with these weapons. I am nut on equal terms. with yen with the pistol, .I>ut can use a double•barrelled gun so well, that at six paces I know I can kill you, no matter What hap pens to rni!." The bully's knees trembled and ho began to beg, but A. insisted more sharply than ever that he must fight or be-kickedigtiOnitniously. or else con fess, in the presence of witt+S.ses, that the affidavit was a sheer, malkious fabrication, and then pub lish the confeseicin in his own paper. So complete ly had the bold A-obtained.; the mastery over him, that fhb man, who had killed several in single cow bat ; accepted diehard cond4ion and actually com plied vi i rittl it. It is needless to say that. Mr. Kendall forgrwith iris - ear:di:Mr. Hunt's advert/qt . :anent, aS wull as the account of A's inctiting willQhe l'icksburgh libel ler, and he lectured several tunes \slit great liop ulririty, and withb - ut oppositien. ; -Said Mr. Hunt, if had I taken' the boat on Satur day „night or Suriday, nothing would have saved inelioin a !nob, it whishl aright have lost my' ife. I f My Staying in (rriod' Gulf love Sunday, and in coniefinenee, being( detained se 4tal days after that;was just tb‘.rucaris which rovidence used in refuting, ,, m,so strange a wayii the falseliodd which the liquorXellersthd startedjagOt Inc." Ther,,i's another flue anecdoto4 this rernarka bleia*, which .1 think has never been publiSlied. It occurred sbirre years since, whilst'Mr. Hunt was lecturing in'Philedelphia. ,. ...-He'itpoke in+ all parts :of, the city, to thurcbes, balls;.4u-itl ; at every, place of concourse, where ; le' could get au' opportunity.— ,OiOwdi listened to hhu, 'gild es in all cases, of high excitement,to parties were formed. , One party a t 'sympathized. with. the ' held - 1 darer, on the - real rights of women and children, ai•elfeeted by runt . ; :the other: was the kind, who, fe e ling hat their erAft. *26.4 in - danger, shouted long dihnid,-"1 4tekt is Diana of OP. k;Phqsjani r At last tho, 4eiteineiii attained suck, x(leiglif,:thik ri, Int:Wea - appeared In one ;of :11Wditi!tstokrierk . calling fot•-•!a llt eatinrof I T ii., - , - friePdq Air.e4lo4 l- 4ightii;'. Ail tho, Oeulies of 'lo 4 o4": l 6fst,g - ! - "' 8 . 114 40:.!4.-, ,:, :: -!, 3, - ,: , .1 , _z . -• . - ,*:'..)Efuot.ytooedirceqy _to A ,in .eitensiv_elieri. 4, .ogoititiMol,iiiu'or liosio*. , o, **lo l- 4,... - w*, :Pr* alf tlio:iiimiiiit ii - 4v*itoi., f - thoilial, vgatit 'kid' Aniiimiesiteinte - i#oetinii'v 'poptoolfilly - AfikO 3 kiughti.**WillOAm.4444,. 0.0rP44_,L,T042.: 1 - 4 0 n ".# 4:04- .0 4 .41 4 74 413 4, 4 0, ,P ? t - d-: H P :. put' down by, the tieetirit - th ey. " I have called on you this -morning, air,' said Mr. H. to the rutaseller, to ask you if this call for a meetiug of the; friends of equal rights, and the enewtes of priestcraft, is given its good faith!' " Of course it iS hi good faith." 'was the answer: "Then I will Attend the nme:ing, for - V[le not wish to be outdone by any friend of equal rights, or any enemy of priestcraft. ,• I em both, and Twill thank you to say to the originators of the meeting dint I will be there. My name is Thomas P. Hunt. Good morning% sir." At the hour of meeting Mr. Hunt stood on the threshold of the Hotel, and was met by Mrs. F., who entreated him not to go in, for ho would be kill e d. Then the landlord himself eaine out, and begged him to desist from going in," becant4e,"said he, the men are in a rage, and ,some act of vio lence will be committed, which Will not only injure 30u, but me also, because done in my house." " I shall go in, sir," was all the reply he could fie) and go in he did. Mr. H. says the manifesto tams of rage which met him when lie appeared ex• ceeded apythieg he ever heard or saw. Without noticing it he took his searin the moderator's chair. To carry it the arrangement lie hired one of the . best ste4graphers in the city to he present. giv ing him some instructions how' to demean himself. In a few, minutes an old grapheaded rum-seller was called to the chair, and a resiAutian 'passed, that all per;ons nut friendly to the objects of the ' meeting leave the room." On the strength of this several persons''ivere turneil out' without ceremony, and they attempted the seine with Mr. Hunt ; but he said, - " No, gen : tlemee, I will not leave the room. I have a right here tinder the call, and will riot leave unless car ried out. - The Whole assembly was in an uproar. and rol lies of oath' , and threats were fired at the diminu i:ve In:1n who hail dared to brave the lino in his den. To all this Mr. 11. you . talk of violence; if von should lay your linger sin me I will have your ruin-boles toru down ()Vet' Your heads' The people, especially the: poor people of Philadelphia, are begitemig to conclude that souse gentlemen .of - I , llr cloth are ripe for a taste of them, and if you do not curry yourselves erect, you will get it I" Thu ion i and t,i it i.,, that hu braved them to tht- last, and finally challenged them to a dis cussi,'m :it the Chine,e tiuseum. He occupied the linty come three quarters oS, an hour, in a speech replete with wit, sarcasm and invective. -- From the N. Y. Tribune. GLANCES AT EUROPE-NO. 5. BY FIORACE GCLETI.EC The F'uture of. Labor—Day-Break. LuNoes, Friday, May 9; 18:51. I have spent the forenoon of to-day in examina tion of a portion of the Mod7l Lodging House; 'Bathing and Washing establishments and Co ope rative Labor Associations already in operation in this great metropolis. lily companions were Mr. Viuisittart Scale, a gentleman who has usefiilly devoted much time and effort to the Elevati o n of Labor, and M. Corvoimaye, the actuary or chosen director of an Association of Cabinet-Makers in Pa ris, who are exhibitors of their own products imthe Great Exposition, which explains their chiefs pres ence in L o ndon. We were in no case expected, and enjoyed the fairest opportunity to see every thing as it realty is. The beds were in sonic of the lodging houses unmade, but we were everywhere cheerfully and promptly shown through the rooms arid our tnyuiiiei frankly and cheerfully responded to. I propose to give a brief and candid account of what we saw and heard. Our first visit was paid to the original or primi tire Model Lodging-douse, situated in Charlea ' st. , in the Hart of St. Gi)es's. The neighborhood' is , not ins ning, but has been worse than it is; 'the building having. been flitted up when no man With a dullar to spare had any faith in the projecf, is an , old fashion dwelling-house, nut very cousiderabLy muddied. This attempt to put the new wine into old bottles has !had the usual - result, True, the sleeping-rooms Are somewhat ventilated, but not sufficiently no; the beds are quite tun aliundant, and nu screen di‘iides,those in the -ante room from each other. Yet. these lodgings are a decided im proveinent on thl,se provided for the Caine class for the same prie • in private lodging-houses. The charge is -i-d.leig it cents( per night, and I believe 2 s- PO cents) per week, for which is given water. towels. room and fire for washing and choking, and. a small cupboard or safe wherein to keep nroVi shins. Eighty-tin beds are made-upin this house, and the keeper a - ares us that she' seldom- bad a spare ou'e through the night. I could nut in con science praise her beds fur cleanliness, Wit it is now near the close of he week and her lodgers do not to her out of band-boxes. Only men are (. 1 lodged mere, Th concern pays handsomely. We next visite a Working. Association of Piano .1 Forte .1-lakers, nut far front Drury Lane. Th ese men were workin for an employer on the old plan' when he failed, thiew then]. all out of employment, and deprived a pi rtion'cirthem of the saving of past Years of frug, l industry, which they had'per mitted to lie in is. hands. , Thus left destitute, they formed a V orkmg Arsociatioti, deeignateli their own chitffs,'s tiled then' rules of partnership,. and here, stepped i several. able "Promoters" of the cause of Indus , rial Organ*ation of Labor. and lent Oen/ at five ier-cent, the amount of capital required to buy nu the old concern—viz: 3,3,500. 'they have since ( bout six Weeks) been hard at work, having an at ang,ement for the sale,ltt n low rate of all the Pia .s they can make. The..associ ates arc fifteen i numbar, all working ,' by the reman and business man, who er week ; the, others,earn from kly. -I see nothing likely to he enterprise, ufiless it should 'ts products. • to a scco . ifodel Ledgieg Tottenham Court Road.' ',fins nently to that already clescri constructed expresslyfor it; a separate apartmentohoyglr not reach the ceiling overhead. i• ve each a separate window, or clormit•pleusure, in 'midi provision. for ventilation: Jr) . b-rtiom, kitchen, , Ider conceit), there, is a small aige conversation ark! ante fora penny each: eats) per •week k-the. numheir, , te,y are always JullOvith 1 head etalitimeifor . the first :Ingle case Of cliolet i a oce,ttiretl' != dead txxlie& 'were: talien'oitt ey ii.x ? Or.ejgh i t; bkisPhyrnv , of teriajpgrh r . tes..the - Waikßif ms'erti l ChAt three-othe.e'llo"del in Loritiotr,:,44eircoinpatu ,, rieboluesaintummet.,eaufatli s i e,o( i *ir;wall;s;7'.coOuce fmni,coptagiotto . fAik.-1040114giprliitmest eiiiiterofAtiegrukAluit4ti iniciiid expreisty be'aecul piece." except the .‘ receives $l2 each [ s to ,ii.ll each we defeat and destroy lose , the market ti,r Wu xvent thenc House, situated nett was fu ocled subset b . is building w i 'd each lodger ba its division walls do Half the )edeers 1 which }Key can ope tiou In tho regular addition.- to the wu dc., Provideillufliti but good' libiary,'d warm- baths on de.,charge is 25..4d. (68 of beds is 1: -. 04 : , ttod _ J merous APpli - cittiOns eacant .bed.',.:Not- a:- - here-in 1849;thoug _ of the_uoighboriog a ti. clay, ' 49.1mielili:ir, chOlera; with like see table Priiivldeucer• era-Wita-eukiod , bre Lcidging,.-Llou..seu.thett tiyucleaulittoittyruitli t l bt -t*gteat,titiolm g 'dy io:thislreed -:. ie-thirdilud- 2 1114 i -w tisited „iwaccite* w de.igned tad cu pied by famiiies, of which. it accommodates forty ' . What 'do '3, oil pray yniaigiteilti'iliiiiiiiir , : j i • eight, and has ttevertt vacant. room.: Thelfatilding Me!' I'lLtrea , . 3tott , wellainalntelcHt,teit,"2l. , j 1: '• is. of course a. large one ; very substantially etan s . alnontb? • J , - • - • .-.., :--.J:::; - j.jjJ•;: , •:' - 3i; - 1 , tar. , /:•1:4, i •IJ; structed on three sides of an open court liaced:with J `Should like to ir,ei!-S4ii 1 : 1 !9 1 :":40, 1 ,00/11440%.l, :, i ; asphaltum: and used tor drying elCalielitidJitiChli- - my mother r - • --. '''', c; ';',',lf."'"--;:tNiio dretitZ-play-groutict All -the suits of apartments • Hai* your kuother?' - sitid'lhd-top.OfiatißiPl : _ Vi.,l' on eacbfloor arc connected ray h corridord running • be glad' to•git id of you:'''ConsiarWill'lllsitlitg, , p: 4 around the inside (or back) of the building, and -'I haiint gut bo.clothea?:',' i':', - ., , S, f, "tt,tti:: , •••G'll•;_j_iiiiiii j the several suits consist of two rex - nue:or three with , • Herels a cfieat full. 'ihn,"Satlo-104 0j; ; .04W, / entry, closets, dci, according', to the need* of the Your size, and theill' fi t you tit tt:T.'" - f.,J,•:.„..j•: :. - - V„:Jil• , ( rsit. : ~'1......1it1, . .,, , applicant- l'hut which we 'more particutarly .- 4- .1:11. go? J • • • -J. , J., - -- '-':' -!.. •J. .;•'J4II, endued consisted of three apartments (two of them • 'Cast off th t line . there r - t : R -' ell*: pm*: , bed-rooms) with the apppendages • already indieg, and the skip fell. off with , the j ,tidttigniE, 41( .. .- 1 gatited. Hbre.hved a'workutan with his wife and six, standing down tliabay with a fair'iiittik :ii';' ' r id;_', young children, Iron, two to twelve years of age. stich f canvass set. - ShdWiti*.i'utrAftai4llif ''_ , j " jj ,, Their rent is as, (.$1,50) per week, or ;$7B per. Me west 'ilt Canton and' brielt• j •iesaiar whiChPitifitiO j ;‘ rum ; and lam confident that equal accommodt 'cane the -double voyag e isauV r ttlatOy . '::'l* j, ,, •-,i j • tions id the old way cannot-be obtained - in an abou lout years. •.• :•., j - - : • .',, : j,r t j.,,J5-i4.11:41„;.;, - --* j equally •centrtil and commodious portion or Lou- In ,the -meanWhile _ the non -aprTitit',.4J44ltv'- , dun or Sew York for double the money.,:.. Suits of seriously alarmeddiis niothiti: - Apiglitliini*l4* ', it two roetns only, fur smaller amities, cost bat ',',l thd town crier was called Ant° t_'equaititioitijit'`itielgit , to tzl i2Zi per week, according to size and eligibili- when she gave him up, hadi-a-nntiarild sari'Witte'' , . ! i ty. It is provided with a Bath-Ileum, Wash-ltootn• the meeting, and went inte.ineurnitti„-„,;„,.....,-04._,„..LJ.,q .. Oven, tic., for the use of which no . extra dhargais , Just four years after the above.ocettite.4,' j' j made. The building is very substantial and well ship - got back to-port, end *Bob ':aniflis iiikid iiiiiiil. coustructed, is fireproof, and cost about $40;000. - paid off The wages of the widOW'Sr'sOniittataiit&C ; The ground for it was leased of the-Puke of 'Bed- to just four hundred and r eightr.dollers,' , 4444§ ford for 99 years at $250 per, annum. / The money found on squaring, his-accounts - ,With.thetaq, t o construct it was Mostly raised by subscription— that hi's advances had aniounte,43s64l4. j .telatkjaiotij the la gitedsideadiog off with $1500 ; whichthe Queen four hundred dollars cle.l4.Were"fitutti;, - -iitiiiklehe 1 j iiwaffer du d two Royal Duchesses doubled; then - cruise, • • ,' ' '-' i'jf';',. •, -•:.1 -1 'i-.•: •7j•- - jJ7I, -j I , J came Dukes, Earls, an d other notablds With $5OO ' J As he• walked in 'theJ di '' rectioreoVhieCntothielP .; each, followed by a long list of smaller and small- house, in company ',with-. joe.'lna,scanneki•Jikidi*J or subsdriptions. But this money was given to the curious eye, the liouse ,:t. the.sheits,- ; and•thia,ll44C- ! . Sudety, fur Bettering s the Coudition,of.tlie Labor- that he passed.. ANpfblog appeared , Chitiietkptia. J. ing 'Classes" to• enable then, to try an experiment; same signs,haliented an •thichanginelreittatitlittlitiF :. .1 . and that -experiment has triumphantly succeeded. the partof the, same landlords,.- samtafilliteeitl' i lt J Alt those I have' describfel, as well as one for Sin= were standing atlthe sameJeornerss÷it-aeente,thaaje •', glet women only near Haunt Garden, and otie :for he had beeagone ord,y . a, day.. With the ord"algW;j -familie-s and fur aged women near Bitgnigge Wells, and sounds, Bob's'eld teeth/0 ~IrOviiincl,atid-ba• iiit.„'::: ! which I have not yet found time to 'visit, are cote most dreaded to see, debolachint;•' frninisothWillrejV s 1 stonily 'and thoroughly filled, and hundreds 'are i a detachtnent of boys, sent by his ancitant - inin'i j eager, for admittance who cannot ate' accommixia- r the school master, to knowt'why_ho h a dlii. wk ii ii 7j.,r,r, ted ; the inmates are comparatively cleanly, healthy truant and to carry hint 'lack 'to' receive, thetirstie - -1 j and comfortable ; and the plan. pays. e... Mary wallopingt Jt I_,--.....--. _ - : .,• . .t . ~.- J ,• • ,-,:J1,; . :,: , •;c ji , 'rt. -- iv the great point; It is very easy to build Wheli he get quite nearitonte,he said.-:-_;. - -,- , s ~,,,, , 'l., ' edifices by subscription in w h i ch-as many as they 'Joe I. wonder if any body's fetttnitliatohliaite.. ' will accommodate may have very satisfactorylodi- cr.' lugs; but even in Snaland, where. l'ublieCharity - He stooped down, thrust:his aaMtiedertheatitiosto. • is ilho-4t munificent , it is impossible to build such - steps and withdrew the identical piece - of iiiirtbitiv j A j dwellings for all front the contributions of Philan- ware he had deposited theie just,fonry'eato:,4o;Al thropy ; and to provide for a hundreth part,' While J having rinsed and filled it at the putnia L lnattrallte4r}. j a residue are 'left -as they were, is of very dubious into his mother's hover, a •logicidbci:selittitititie:- utility. The comfort of the few will increase the her accustomed arm-chair.', SbilixilOilithinifileib ia ' discontent and wretchedness of the may.. But on- a minute, recognized liiiii;Jand eidlili j netkl,r l -f , .a ty demonstrate that building capacious; commodi-: - ' • Why Bob, where hale yottsbeett,l_j.J9/#)*lgii oils and every way eligible dwellings for the. P oor you been doing f' = . • • Is. ~ . ..-j";,,:-:. . is a safe and fair investment. and that their rents • Gettin that, pitcher of h water,".2:aitairetd $o b, `.` .1 may be essentially reduced thereby while their setting it on thelable; •I. alway . a ebev4ii4taii#T,lft cent fort is promoted, and a very great step' is made tolit me to be four years.about it; .P.. luat.t4e. i.,.;:- , _-: *„ A ,, in the world's progress—one W • hich wilt not be re- ' .J..._ •••JJ• J •.; • ii . , '3.:,, 4 - .: - f,11.,.. '" - ceded from.. —I saw in the house last described a newly in vented Brick (pew at least 'to Me) which struck me favArably. It is so moulded as to beitollow in the centre, whereby the transmission of moisture thro' ,51.1 a wall composed of this brick is prevented d the dampness often complained of in brick lion es pre elided. The brick is larger 'than those . sially made, and "ono side is wetige-shaped. —We went: from the }Muse ahoy ascribed to the 'first constricted 13athing and Was limg estab lishment. George-st., Eiston Square. In e 'Wash ing department there are tubs, &e., for 1 0 Wash ers, hod they are never out of use- v)' he .con,-. cern is open—that is from 9 s. M. to 7 PN: There is in A. separate Drying Room an apparatuS • for freeing the washed clothes from water (instead of wringing) by Whirling them very- rapidly -in a ma chine, witere4 the water . is, thrown out : of them by centrifugal' force or attraction. Thence the el, thee, somewhat damp. are placed in hot-air clos ets anll - speedily dried ; after which they passola% the Ironing room and are finished. The eharge• here is 4 cents for two houttin the Washing-reorn? •id 2 - fi • hours 0 1 'the Ironing-room e be time-enough fur &ink; the. .ge fatally. Everything' bit. !le building is not capacious tr seeking to uSeit,'and is to I believe the charges are stand that the.concern tierely tt paying 'any interest Oftthe The Fen'sle Part of 'the Bathing establishment is in this part of the, building, but that for, • nten,is entered from another street, Each has hot' and vapor baths t f the first class f.ir 12 Cents ; second of these or &it lass cOlil baths for 8 cents, and so down to 'cold ater baths for 2 center'orhot ditto for 4 cents eac I think these are not.. very extensively—at least yegu I a rly—p4trettiF.Cd, tn ilpite of their Cla.‘aPt‘ess. 'The first cla.si are' Well fitted up and contain everything that need , 'be de-' Efired ; the others are more nalredrbut.4ell worth tyretr cdst. , Cold and tepid plunge baths are at Gaud 12 cents respectively. —I Must break off here, for ;the threatehi . to 'close. Obeying Orders. The i - oldest, ittliahitant'perfeetlY rementberithe Widow' Trotter s who used, many years ago i to ow. copy a small , ".vxxiden - house away down in-lianti ver street., in somewhat, close proximity. to Sr4ata7 tan) alley, Well, ' alit; widow was. blessed with rt son, w hu," hitt- Gold , rnitli, and many - other Men;div tinguished in after life, was the dunce of his'elass. Numerous were the floggings which his stupidity brought upoir him; mak the road to LiaoN*4-9,** with,hirn truly a:- vale ot tenrs," ; . Onli day he came home; as intuit with"red eyes' and hands.' ' • , ' ' 0, you , ,blciehhead r. ' , screamed his mother,- the Ives a bit of virago,Ars. Trotter was---`you'ye j b j ett gettiri' anotherlickin'.l - litmw." "0, yes," replied yoiing"filr,' , Trotter; that'S . Olio 111; 4 the reglar exercntes—llcklif me. • liner i'v. licked Trotter,' rayithe mister; '.141 hear the ,e ritll;. tnetic class.' Jlut mother, to change the subject; as the, crimaj insaidt when he ,found thy jutlgewaa get- j tinglierminal, is ihero env - arrant - 1 can '.do Div; Sou? • .-Yes, - grumbled ~:th ivitlol-; i.only‘ .you rp,ra,x, eteinal.slow.abott:t anything Tr years about'it,-'w 11 4, pitiOer -Of wftt‘e...tsr l 4. l l°. : - )-211..tunlertake--si get' .:- - 11,64Trott4r 1, 1Mk . :thepitclit . r„ -and -, !Feridaltis era y. in'tlie direction'of. . the street pump,; kit :10 , hathetgiit far,lWheit*cileeet,Pter,,ed 1 1 , 4 ,140q t - 40 i Buffer; the.inote..orli . 9 1 , ksOng r .fi:Oni his 1 1 0: 1 1%,4, ,and ririiiiartlit - iilikVy - sea rhea .11pitgfeilitent --, -‘ • 'Com llottf,"tailf;Joe, ' bear ii.'hitid - oilid - i@tiiirii d own . bi L ot * Wharf this:; . .: `z... .%'.1:::-,-:-..;j,.;,,;•. . _ . Well, so 1 woold,' , •ltaidillfi . Y,! 041: s%‘ t e , : #.: l * ' ,C'7', - 'l.= . '' ' -- ter.,w4iii4eikto... tiler. mit , 4 1 :0.'n ,t ` . 4 : .t:f!. p4i•hy.i . 4.*ifer!" -.- . ,:: :...,.:.-.' iiiiV.W.iakelle`st4nlr'44ll*-1 .'-W 11146 -. Yoli c,it*i; for 4 4 " a6 . t1i 0 /i i Y : Td " 'i , thriglab *;liela,: , '-WithiaMito, car© ''' ').4 i °;' ' -'V ` 6ll.lilitau ' ' ''.. 7 "''''':- 4 ' - ` cf'- ' 2 ll' ' ''''' : ,;, l , ''. .t -4iiti`ii,protoioiittria4',- - liet .._.tli 0.11-; said: - 1 3 .*t.tira.let 4 1 . 0, -4i4e1"09:1 '`De — if i iiaiii iiiWt;':thiilii k t : V where eakfihdit'llo4:- ..;- :-.-: , ;, • :,• - •;•A',..:'.,,;' • -• •• z•"- ,, ilotzi t i ititt.Cliiii - " - *Vith'the-ae,w§rfle;:bii*Scried:#Way ii.!:igiril)(lin!.., L.,,,. ,i. ,... -,..T_ c ,, ,..,_ Wife thicfei.nlight - tit:4Oriii - stif • iturirl:4 - *kip,oi.o.r - li;vii:4i,figs44,•frap ' hid. friend iiiiiiiiird'Ailk= l .4r4eP,'..iii,v , v4i , firgwiEt4l 4 -: :rii :,.. rniegoie = t;ilviiiint,aieilly capfaiW to'iia4.tiff 4 ,ed,'. - .40 1ii11t;i10,41., ) .4' - :bikieo L i,ipcsiutiiiiie4o4 - #) i imilli4o 4 .tilhi*PlPA l 4l o * o - 4 4 - Pti l 'rTo4 • -- rl4-'.Vvitterel•::'•;',. - -..,.z•- - -Z; tilir i b *150.04 , ,1i0 litiOdtbkailik ) *' : ierl 3 rP!'4 4 -. , ,NM?.. ',E'T - 1-•:' - ', , - 7: ..C- 4, .;` , 7c,: , ':. ; 7 1' " '''cidliAigijeortilliedifiy.liiihtuitocishitieiii - `' " ` - iielfalvioSiort,, `-•-lt-liiii" - hilarileirtOkalitadittid- 1 - ..',1i - :k - ..4- .1 ,41, , ill ; - .. , 14 : 4- 1 00 00 n i t o 4`04, - '•yt ; - . • . , ~ 2 , C, _ , ',:, - ,_,-,1 - ;. - c,... -- ,,Fi? , z::::-. '-i".. i rt-ftl 7. '•-t:±' - ,Ze. , .- • : , '; , l-'111","- . 7,& , ' . ._ .- ' ' ,_• . •,, '•-,-..... ". ' ' ~. -,-.,-. : ~ -,: c ~ • , . --Y, - ..;.,,...7. -- ,;.4i,:,,..= •.--,; , s ,-,,, ~:-:-a...3!-....n.,;rz----._,,,,z' ~: i'... -.iiiilvititi,:i,,,, ,_,..-.4i STRANGE SlTl:EtSTlTtox.—We.have i t oraolippirili::l' that old tars on the "salt Sea wave" ere ereee=vi What superstitide.4 - in regard tii.going,t4,tteii!' s ni?l ~ Fridays and the 1. l aunching "df: their - abil* , .cfli:l44tA day; but we did, ot know „mita.* tew!4.791 1 !0 - ,,5,.1 that our Liver men were iiiihnedJiith ajninO. nal titins. Sittnto. in e. overiation . not lenietkkifikgio - 4, I social ball of the —, with the' ciptigkqatipiret tleman came to to e pasend' ( .47:binuelf.4.4_l4ool to St. Louis. - The price was r -atreed 40,12A01.Mil than started off. e had: hardly reached *OitiOntiii way, however; when the CaOtain rid iitil init'ai!*;.p: him, upsetting in his way two .of thretriiniiec*, , , a' Hello, sir!" cried he, hailing,.t4l-..-gintl4llwCl.l ; "what is the color of gar: rye !', , 1 - '- ; `:::. . _ • • - Gray, sir," was the se?potale. : •„ Then, by -golly, you..nor tour.b satti on this boat at any price. - Vliat ie ginrallV , h/akl you are a preacher, and , I neeer had4a and a preacher for passengtA thakmjrbpit,didnett..-!1 ,4 4 / blow -up or sink.- Why, if I Shottldlialtititt couldn't get a cre*." t The gentleman, irlu)-icalt °dist persuasion, smiled and ' t w,alkedtiwaY:44,ant;::-; ein#ati paper. '1 • - qr- , GOT-,_1118,110N1.-t a WOILTEI. t otte.of . stetti„L. : -. • .:_i_A - f;: -, .-;:'. t hwit!..1 , , where llhe cars omthesprie Bitiliiiad atiii4dialhii•tie:,.. the passengers an oppottuniti to get'briakfitatitili,-,-, 1 incident oecnrred nut long .sid.cc i . whirnbilejklasty, I L. exhibits the difference b tween‘ , „tmtn'arish_4o::, - i his capaei ( !ies. 1 - ",- -" 7 , ,,',., had boiled gg d -"' ' " - Of - che '"'" I "I hat a sm .it nap e 69. -,-;- said a traveler , as. he . ' p , ;ed pver a dollarliii00: : ;-,i pay for that amount olp Ovisiont. , :„ ,- .,...4.; .... , sfir..—'.2 , -..-4 - We c.barge twenty-five ciints t ! re-spendN ftrit'':':l landlord, "and each person estigTwlittf,fieVattfik':: . ' The exitssion that - came loTeetbir::tfaielerli:,,- . 4 couutenania ,ns he reccii , ed . - this- mipotitipthnslisdi :::,1 that Much• tight had hro);en iti,apett.tdtrii,,4l44,l4,'- c f4 way he proceeded to make - waktittlatil tion to eating ;anise proPriatorie..' "Siiirniif,tionlidiA eaTs, four cups of coffee, and' , large liffeii!of-gtakil,4 l disappeared in a harrY;'-and‘nkr_the' - iditisitikaitt4:A c 4- foe res'uming the ears. wohearckititttitallhik*V3 "'sliced apple pie, l l raging to üblaia.whieb,lie Ends a frantic grab withl,o4l, bl‘dit' at S:omila' of doughnuts, li half Aiisitep of lihichaarresAkii4„fttlil the remainder Oftheiiiiyi:•rri6iiii4 '"' j:. ' 7 4.,.1 r ... ;:.\,,, , ..._ .. , ,,,_,..... : ,„_-1 , -... I. , a , .:.., __ : .-,1,.;:!,„ -2, 1 MOB.TIFICATION.--"The followitigliithe,..44mo . ;;:l of_ a_ponversatiim_receutti,otirhearcclo:#:::::. 4 j. -llr. Junes anda 5fr.13r6w11. 1 -, ' ,'' - ?''' . ..t;"-:-A ' 7 ' ' Jiinbil,' said Brown,' • I have:;h 4 o l o 4 .itintilgn:;7l enonet and you must pay me tf)aPA balincati4,:t, ,, ,:';4- 1 ~ 'WalVrepliedJonesr^,R ll POtk.ri'," 01,1114:::5 1 ' any money_ to ,pa with; I aol q•,411 1 401gi,14!°,!" timeh - mortified. • •", .. '.. ",ifoitifiedt are van; MO. something putrbfilctious,. but dy,l' , . .• - "114 w do yfai feel widf coat' otii"- rah pu r ilk;,bkrk' thasandas; ono moriting t io.ol4 i real," said old ItpiOr,jt , with 40ye lialtly,Loscs4,i(s, we tek). rusiu which licattea'pafor rthinle yin' never expel %\ moo. ' Pist:oa4 I .?4ivo' a hide, to buy * .. oipe bruil porei,:atidlind 80(W after tAght, ior_sinz- and, ,151 / a l .tio'itattip mho •WbUlt $ 11 141 -4 11 , - Pdiap-.corPPbl 4 piicopf hu/asfOo{ tiffeittiOn iiiirtihot it oat - 11 1 - braifilf -44:-fg,41,110, dripklas muOi l water,!,' r9tilte4 tunah • , • 4 t „.• • BEE " - ‘l, , ,
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