ad - Alia - beat they-iitildl; . 'fOrAiut - ;. l *-Yiffik'
ning to i her with news ..14 any fr e sh -
ap
Pearanke below, Jestr midnight, they.,
brought-her. Won I tha t , bishopAq
dered every. one _but lt.'ollseti - !l.**"
from the - , se:keener had lieep
ed out front behind thetartirOntori; And
Wass*ialblgnpiiith the sigf:,iiest wand.
A west wind?' exclaimed - Erica: :"Any
. No, not-a flake of mist:, Neither you
nor any one wM-say that Nipen is'favora
,.ble,te the eaerny.te-night, Erica.'
Yon will bear me say less of Nipee
henceforward,' said,EriCa.
' e
.'That is , wise for at least.'
• The girls 'merit on to describe . how the
• schebeer:,, was Werkingtipi:and why the:
bishop thought that the people at the fartin
were aware of every inch of her progreas.
Erienaprang front - the bed ; and j oined`
the,refp who were 'sitting on the grass,
awaiting the, sunrise, and eagerly listen:
ing Air every word from their.watchman,
the : bishop. He told :when tie savii two
boats full of men put iifffrom - the scheen- '
er, Mid- creep tovrania . ,-Erlingieu's 'c l ove
,tandei the ahadow of the 'rocks. He told
I.tiow.the conntry.people.itrimeiliaitlygath
ered behind. the barn' and the No4se, and
'e'very outbuilding; and at length, when
' the boats touched the *IMO, he exclainied :
Now Come nndleok S•ouraelves. :They
-t•
iro too Way now be observing
Then how eyes were strained, titylivhat
silence. there - '-iva i s,broken only by an.oc
,
casionat examination, as it became certain
that- the deasive moment had - come ! The
, glass
,pasied rapidlyfrom hand to,hand,
but it revealedlittle. There was smoke,
coVering a -struggling crowd; . and such
gazers' as had . a . husband, a - father, or a
lover there; could look ne-longer. The
bishop hiniselfdid4ot attempt to comfort
them, at nthernent hen be knew it would
be in vain.. t - •
In the midst of all this someone"ob
. seried t - wo boats appearing from behind
the promontory, and making directly and
rapidly - for, the Schoen& ; and - presently
there-was' a little 'smoke there too ; only
- puff or two ; and then , all vas quiet till
she
-began to hangout her sails, - which
bid been, taken in; and ,
to glide over the
waters in the direction 'of a small sandy
beach, on which she ran strait up, till she
-was evidently fast grounded.
!' exclaimed M. Kollsen.-
' How admirablyithey are conducting the
whole affair ! The retreat 'of these fellows
is completely cut off-their vessel taken
' and driven-ashore,While they 'are busy
elsewhere'
''That is Oddo's doings,' observed . Or
ga,
- Oddors (Tangs ! How , do you know ?
„ Are,y ou serious? Can you see?' Qr. did
you hear P
I was by when Qddo told his plat: to
my father, and begged to he -allowed to
, take the schooner., My father laughe*
so, tkat I ,thought Oddo would be for go
ing over to the enemy.' ,
' No fear of that,' , said Erie& Oddol
has,a.brave, faithful heart.' .
In a few minutes, all- signs of 'fighting
were ever at the farm. But there was
fire.. The barn - was seen to smoke and '
tketi to flame.. 'lt was plain that theneigh
hors were at -liberty to attend to the fire,
and had no fighting on their hands. They
_were seen to fOrm a line from 'the- burn : .
ing barn to thebiink of the water, arid to
band buckets till the fire was out. The'
barn had.bee - ii nearly empty; and the' fire.
- 'did not -spread further •.; so, that Madam
_nen her.self aia not spend oue gnu*,
in th ought on this Small sacrifice, in' re
turn for, their -deliverance from the enemy,
who, she had feared, would "ransack
,her
dwelling, and fire it over her children's
heads. , She was satisfied 'and thankftil;lf
indeed the , pirates were , taken. ;
,At , the bisbop's 'question about who
ilf..euld go dowa the niouetain for-news,
#ll of. Hund'eguards begged tobe the "
The swiftest of foiot was chosen--;
Aid , off he Went-at a pace which promised
• speedy tidings: _ , •
As 'gad= Erlingsen hoped in her .
, heart, he met a messenger despatched by
ber - husband ; so that all who - had lain
down to sleep—all but herseltithat
were greeted by good news as they ap . -
peered at -the breakfast-table.' The pi
rates were ell / .taken,-and on 'their way,
bound, to Saltdalen, there to be examined_
'' . l3y the m agistrate, and no doubt; theec,e
transferred to the jail at Tronyern. - Huta
wait° follow immediately-, either to tafie
his trial with them, or to appear all
'ilenee against them. •
• One of the pirates was waunded, and
of the. county people ; but not a , - life
Wes' lost ; .and Erlingsen,
w Rolt Peder,
'mod Oddo ete 211 safe and unh urt.
.othlo Was superintending 'the unland
ingof the schooner, and was appointed by
-the Mat4snite, at his' master's deltre,
'head guard 'of the ,property, as it lair on
,thebeaeb, till 4e necessary evidence of
`.its'having bee*tolen by the pirates` was
taken,. and the owners could be - permitted
to 'identify - and resume their' property.—
. • When it was finished, and he returned to
Ids-home; be foued be cared more forrhe
...pressure of grandfather's band uPon
lais'bead; as the old man Helped his boy,
- than . for all the praises of the whole win
, try tr round. . •
enArTZR
64 An idea occurred to everybody but one
within tbe nett few- - hours, which &ca
nned some consultation. Everybody but
Erica \felt and said that it would-be a great
- honor and 'privilege, tut one not .undeserv
, ad by the district, for the bishop of Troll-
yew; to marry 'Rolf and Erica before be
'eft '..Nertiland.
.-The:' _bishop wished te
- 'make soma acknowledgement fur the zeal
ous. -protection, and 1 hospitality which bid
- been* afforded 'lint ; and he moon found
that no'_". act would be so generally Amer.
'table" as - his hlessing the - union of these
. young people: , He sike to . Madame'Er
lingseu abeut.it; and he r only doebt was
Wiled* it was not tooacion.after the bi
fiat ,Of tad' Ulla. f Peeler, - however'
_aliotilit nottsl4ect, on 'this ',round, no'one
"else liada . right to do so.;', .- -
- Siifiqoln objecting ; Peeler shed tears
_of pleasure at the thought. ' •, - , - ,
....* The hisliopeinbarked iminediately on
descending tbeineuritain. His consider
ate ye :
sari, at a glande; that, there was
c
necessarily rorieb confusion at the' feria,
and 'that his further presence would be-an
'inconvenience : , So - te, bide , his host and
- the neikhbors furetrell for - ttebort time, -
-- desirifig„thein - not fail to meet hiin ,_a
. taiti _et the; . church„-i.in his stitnineni.f ~ ,7
. .
The kindness of the neighberrf.'diil':not
cease irbiri - '- alangei from:the ;eititi:MV,3
." - 0Ver,,.. - .Binntr effePsd boalli:l4e -thi' ;iiiid
)(lbis- precession ;' 1 ievertirais*.#ilt Pittier.
'to adorn . 'the bridal- croirtt Wlitah - ,4***.
',itria'rlP.' lid?: 's_rer.e - : 'ra sr akititl":"'aiiit.'.* lll se
'..yielded .affiore'_iniPortint asstitinee eta.
ut
vb:ei,oiruiy,
t' l ersos
nliitik'theileitet,
i
„...
14'sekte ilViiiVitie
r- , • ,- .. x , .=.-
all Ei .
lingsen's househol . might 'et the
wediliuk Stii/rmi Ft , . , g*t
ter:*l4olzipo sou* „ ;.! *mg
thctlteaait,g ciPlluntit*tt ..*'„, . , it ,
one eisW was glad in T;glik:..-40body*nr$
hatesth4kight 4uriinf r4. l lfr-!.i4 1 t;l 3 so l i 6 c;,
but ho 'obese to'do his . i)*::47 - 4 ptirt i V)iich
no` , Oni4otild ' &charm, : *ritell.:-11,in g
,brididAw . itigi ith.ths, leadlngb‘at, - 4 1 ., 1t .-,,. t , 4 -
The summonsfilirived quite .as soon ,as it
could have hem. looked for; and the next day
there Wain's, pretty: a beitt-proceisiOn on the
still waters °film , fiord- as . -13410fr 13Pr. 4te - ;
glided over its "suffice. ' Within the: memo-.
ry of man,- - no-bride had been- prettier—no
bridegroon2 More happy ; 7 -no crown more
ipttering—ino chanting we : 4 ever more sooth
mg than gold Peder's— . .-no clarionet better
play 4•;4 1 *--49-44.'%, , TIRhr i CIP In a i4s,ff t o ,r,
gay and ; : kindly than OrgaintiaFrolieli The 6
neigh*r" were hearty in dieir cheers is the
boats put id; and the Ch - 6 vio l ,tepiaie4'
frimi every 'settlement in .tevet and - on
heithti, of the'iordi and risgsiti takennp i
by the eche,* till the sum et air seemed W I
he fill of gladness. The "ids of the islandsJ
and leaping ; fisti-migbt perhaPs :wonder.
as the tririn of bowers , bolits" floated down.;
for every boat was dressed with green boughs
tri
and garlands of floireis • btitl i he atter was
understood - and' - rejoiced in; by , all others. .
To conclude, the biahop as pu t etinil; en
'kindly inisis* welcome' of Erica to the altar
and she earried home in her leant,-and kep
there forever, certain words; O . ' tte : bisho p
-address, Which, he uttered 1 With
_II is eye kind
lv fixed upon-hers. ''' Go i llaitd . Aide undo
Cite shadow - of the'Alrniglityr ; S t () shall 31`O •
not:be afraid-for the terroi iby night,* nor for
1:11
the arrow - that ilieth bylday, norfor ths rks
titence that walketh in 4arknegs, nor for he
destruction thaiiasteth at noondaY.- WI e
you 'shall have made - the -Lord your 13ab t
tion, von sliall not fear, that evil m v ben I
you, or that-any plsgtte ' cairn? Ili it y. r
, r.
dweillo
1:, Go; .
'• New York_ Triunes .
A Directory has recently been iss
giving the number and namesOf the lm.
ployees in the printing, office icf the N.
Y. Tribune, of which the recapiiiulation is
as follows : 1 Editor, 10 Assistant: Edit
ors ; 13 Reporters; 30 CorreiPondents ;
1 : Publisher -; 6 Clerks ; 1 Foreman of i lie
CompOsing room ;
.7 Apsisrant Foremen .;"/
32 Regular Compositors; 14. Substitutest utes ;- 1
4 Proof Readers-;
_4 .Office Boys ; . 1 Fore
man of Press Rootrt ; - 2 'Assistants; 10
Feeders; 2 Engineers.; 3 Wrappemvtit
ers;6 occuriiedin the Mail-rooin. and 26
Carricrs 7 —Total 174. Of the" Assistant
Editora. 1, (C:-A.--Dana) is General and -
Foi-eign-; 1, games .S. - Pi k e)' Politick! -; F
1, (George Ripley) Literary.; 1,- (Boyar&
Taylor, formerly ;of Pa.) Travelling; 1, 1
(George M. Snow) Commercial ;
.3, (J. F.
. 7
Cleveland. Donald C - Ifenderscia, and
Alex W. Thayer) D inestic .NeWs ; 1, .
(Willintn.. Newman) hip New '.; 1,
(Franklin J. 'Otterson Lity *AV .- .Of
the -11,-eporters, 2 ere 4 Police ; 1 2,, f Lee- .
tures ; 2 of-General News . ; +l - ' f the
Courts ; 1 'of Alderme i inuceedi gs . ;:l
of Fires ; 1 Of Meeting ; -1 of 'Willikins
burg ',ltems; 1 of Jersey City; : nod lof
Brooklyn.. Of the Correspondents. 11
writes from London; .1 from Dublitilq
from Liverpool.; L from Paris i .; 1 .fr 4. iin
COnstantinople ; I 'from- iPliilaaelphii4:2
from Washington ; • frcitn . Albany ; 1,2 - -
.%
from'the Plains; 12f . re ti Mexicq,; f from
1 from:Cali ia:.; . 1 'from To
rolito'; 10 : Irregular: A: Telegraphic
Reporters:,. ' Thomas , , cElraih', ' 541:,.
rc:Fetrly or this county; rind a natite vf
-.Fenn's. is•- the publisliker, than wbOm it
Would be difficult to 64 op'wortliiier or
more competent .: - , 1 1 - - • ! „ .
The establishment isiowned by th 6 fol
lowing 14 persons: 1-14 ace GreeleY,.the
Chief. Editor, -whose tic'nierful( niio has
given:the Tribune I l i: must extensive in
fltience_• on - the. pu lie to nd ; Thomas
I l
McE/ratb; Publisher ; Chae s A. Dana,:
James, S. Pike. Georgell ley,,Bayard 1
.Taylor,George M.Soont,en J. , F,. Cleve
land, Assistant : Editors ; Sa uel Sinclair,
Rob - Pr! M. Streibeigh, (f rly, of Petuir. ,
sylvania), andJas:Cuthe)l,, „ tka ; Thom--
as N'. Rooker, Foreman of the-Compos
ing ROOM ; George Hall,..Ferepian of the
Presiatoom ;'. and Patrick Rouriaii;,..fine'
of the Engineers in , the -Preis pimp'. It
is understood that the'fir tamed two
own about t wo-i birds' of th/ _este Wish
tl.
meta. All the arrangetiren '.f the Ed
itors are_complete, aqd,theyt rn putthe
inbst ably. laboriously awrii ilintlyi!ed
ited. piper in, the country:. I ban about
it a.pecnliar ,freshness,lit horn Imees, and
satire - el,. which .makei it,a ast desiri
ble visitor. .It is firlitly plan ell in liu
lic esteem, and ell efforts to in i nju re iris
fail, wlrile it continues nude the super
vision: of the men. white ener y had rais
ed it to .the position it no 4 ' copies, as
the head of.the AMerican preita, in infla
'mice and .proftter-Leincester kulepexclent
Whig . . - - ' `''
1
The' Cincinnat i Es
meats in the Indiana.,
that there has been a
swindling . going on..
partroent ..or that . S 1
.shoal . i hit this disc
millions OTdellars.
- There can be no a
charge.', The Enqi
niece: are mot:to be
proclhitiesl and It i
the statement won
their) columns if, a
available.
. ' We have,- aben,'DeMoreatic
fin the
. statementabet “,the .fi4,
ivartment" of Indians; which hail
as Democratic, heti been the see
extensive garne i ,ef-a Windlliog."!
by' Democratic , tab. - , -_, ' -a
era of the '.State 1 heiTsoffen
extent :oaf - 44 - arillionakottiollirs:! l
C:immend ns ate* lieu!! tot+,
°erotic 'Stainoye meats' lot - Minim.
Lions of Democratic purity antriect . mOiny.
Michigan me - feted' ely. - ,..' Thelotheiday
'Mr.,-)lntitiiy dealt thato has been
scandalously misused- by its, 10
Disnocratic
°S .11
teil: - -n;" a,
. a , huge
Maui ill ..
I diem I
.tarTipp
stite 47r California:
iiia
"eapii
1371
Ott'L
lies";
*lit+
final
644
Obi
siv!
aft
'and
WHIG ;STATE TICKET. .
: ,; : - • :/
VOW, 'CAp;AL COMlos3lotilt, •
• _-atosjeis powszatt. of ,Lsincoater conitti.
4UIiiTOR 431kNERAL; • •
• Blieclitire, of Franklitleon . .
VOR STRlrEtoit GENRRAL,
Christhtint Mrprsi of Olaripti county;,.
Timrs'ilY;M
gluier Ittys dOvelari
laegishituret indicate
L extensiveria . me of
u .the,finatOril-de
ate. Eximmaiions
pancy amounts to
Peuitsgrenttion. . .
of
pirt7, spit'; ' in this
rer and y/ra
stispected of Whik
tolerakdy
. tear. that
bavell
no : place in
ky 'explain,. tow %Vie-
TEEI
neko at
!toeeir tied
e•cif lat!
iof.‘eire*
to , he
i l reti..
~*- C if
i y
or 'enn;
if-
(.so4:q . ii.tot,oin.a..::-:=:4lottF i
.„111. 114ZIER I . EDITOR.
OSI3.
ining l - A011 . 14; 1853.
• Iteeistrr Offiet Relieved
Thsi ttrrg (*flee ior tb Bulnehsnns Register:
is return-60'4r the REAR OF LIONS & CRANP-,
LRCM *rpRE, hunting est Cuestrust stmt.
l ir Woe are indebted to Messrs. Denison and
Chase of . p te t Pennsylvania Ileum •of Represents
tiv:e. s, foil - documentary favors,' •
, I • - :
i. , ---1----o- s - ---/------
Iljr.A4 , i good , many of our subscribers are hke
ly.to WI inlMontrie during theterm of Court dem
mencing On . Mouday next, we would just hint to
`those whit have,irat. yet had any pecuniary trans
'act ions ,'4,ith theipresent Raiter,that they may bear.
of sonielhing to tiii j .advantage by 'vino us a call
at, that ;time. i • ,
, ' 1 I l• ,
A New; ,Cotta?!.—The improved urn ' recently
inventeill by fair ingenious town s an, Mr. H. A..
Smith; rd 'iThiii is advertised in a they column,
appears, tO tis,tii' l be greatly superio Ito the kind of:
churn iit . ccirome4mse in small dairi . As "seeing
t
is belimnigi we, advisethose irate ted to exam
ine a spticinien 4 the frticle,wl' . i may be seen •
at the skim Of I4L. Post Co., in this Borough.
BoaecOnißtictioN. • The following Borough
officers iWerei.eleked in °arose on the' 12th lust:
Burgess-$-C. L . Brew 3311 . . .. \, ,
linen , toincii,—Efen Drinker, M. C.T.ler, W.
11. Jesstpt, W. i
L. Post, .F, Read. B. S. Bentley,
A. Chinnberlin, B. F. 'll l rrell, G. Z. Dime*. .
SeAr4.l:4irketors.—l.t F. Fitch, IL H. Fr a sier-
gist's toragmW.—c. k Simmons. - ,
L Scantruarssi ACADEr,MB.—The :Winter term of •
' this in , i stitution 'closed ; last _week, with . the usual
e=MinatiOa a 4 (metres. The result was high
y'
ly satisfactory, a evinting the skill of the teach
ers Mil'.th4 p ciencyl i l of the taught: Thu •con
neillon; With t Acadlny of Mr:Gray, its worthy
and 1 higi , ily e s{ med principal, closed with the
ri
last Lelia. !MIT .C. Crampton, A. 8., a grathuite
- of Tale Collegf , and tin experienced teacher, his
been engaged to takil the permanent char 4 of
the instifution.l Tile simmer term will commence
on -WeaMiday,z the 21111 inst.. ,
r • I. ' f .4._________. _. 4 ._ ,
- 1 ,
New Publication% . •
Graiuolo'it*--garine."The May No. mutants a
eontinuatiop of the Pilgrims of the Great St. Ben=
mrd; (illastra9,) by I'. Buchanan Read; The Iles.
tage's Itelense;hy H. W. Herbert ;,11ormoni inn and
tlic MiiiriHnons, bSr C.. 1. POterson ; The Little Oak
- Wartlikbe,by chirles Dickens ; He!en Lindsey
llie Star..iy 3,03. - S. C, Hall; and a variety of oth
er cocitribriticaisiby ifistinguished authors. '
Gockfs ii...te's R 'ofiti.—The )lay Ho. is as WM
11{84, tttp:ind aslittriictibv as ever, "Attack
ing ai; *sledllml, or the May. Queen in Dan
get-," is i'ery ',pretty mezzotint • ingraving,. With
i z,
this 1 ,_ L,, " .., • .‘ .
~ ,
to oer btioney commences again gibing color
•
ed fin-1 4,,,at the request. as he mys, of about
half ladieslof the tinted States. !The literary
mattef `di' numbercomprisesthe . izal' variety
1 is
of ,al sketeimiy poetry, tkc. 1. t ...
11
. „
ibrr . i.iporidenee of the 114ster.
, .. 1 Fro m H a rrisburg . - ,
1, • 1 i HAIIRISIICIIG,A 'ril 8, 1833.
.
The louse yesterday resolved, by a vote of two
ti
to one, to adjiMrif on - the 1 9th ins 1 The Senate
have.COlairTed. •
, . Thereit a great amount of business to be done,
hut tlittli'of a! Ohne nature. The 'Appropriation .
Bill is*it - through the House. It appears to be
the Poll4v of therperty in the majority to cook up
a bill to suit themselves, and, compel - the Senate
and the aoveiner to take that or nothing. - - ...
The three -Peni'!evaiie. Lawyers who run - LIP a
big.tull by making ii Report on the Code ot . Lawa
and `keomturitiOing-a revision of the. Lists, do
not imiun to fied,their labors duly appreciated.—
No tireiress til made in the prti!ituests recotruitsnii
ed by then4priirisiona altering , very essentially
our 'lea p especially our:TaxJawistand there-will
probably , nothing result fromthel toil, but their
veil legit/ ceMpensittion r thit is to say, three good
Detificiets - will be well paid. for work done which
is ° t n.. !lcu l tinl- ' • - -- . • , ,
The Governer i yestertlay sent, in a —.-- message.
telling wh - y he tall not veto the Erie County Bank
Hill 1. I Very iimPorterit man, that' Governor Big
ler! i !Message tab inform the world why he vetoes,
and alio why, be don't veto! 'lie thinks' Erie
needs st:l/arik, - sdibough there is lotS Ofgold coming
hi itoinlbaliferula. lie don t think they had bet
ter!". piss .anY more /lank
,Bills. Ile also urges.
it4si,TY the.cai.cellation of the 'Relief noios. '',•-
•-
The Senate h.,k,.day PassedlB to 13.—a bill sub
tviitii* to the i>eople the eilestion of .a Prohibit°.
r/ r PO" Linv,il' • lts fate is very 'doubtfu l in the
. Ileusei ' * - • • "'
- •
In tine Rou g e, yeiterdity, Mr.. Strong read in
11c, for. plaCe a bill ;lb t a orporatecompany to purch •
the public - works of the-Commonwealth, at and for.
the sup of Lift n millions of dollars. In present
the bill, be : tide a statement in re!ation to the
obret,des, ign d oltiniate advantage to be obtain
edby the hill, , 1.• hick was too Minute in detail, and
lengthy in iis.iitaternent /o . be inserted here. - lie
1 1 ,
Moved, to Mak ' the hilt the speeial order of 'die - I
daYSOr . ...ll4idsi
,afternoon; nett, . which was subs&
94 13 47- with'', tiro:
, • -; - : •: .
~ • I.l:ia a Corniaon remark, now:allays,. that th e
`P
: - ii . e 4 !mget ,ll - o "4!t4te. , bieeek of the -
Jp v e t: hot, the Arad of the government—
.l4Mliers yery4requently guie him and - ascertain
s
oi4r - L Apniis -bini ,, , basal, they. take. the Arouble
to ti there - enacted iutolnWe t
.Preetiee4Y. we.
hie . .Im6 B l fitPuleee her* id reilosYlvattin. Inu
.text 01 Jawe must he - Preietueled.,';tl L'ittil .
411i/cillhefete the Chamber representing the Pe°'
pie Can act upoo.theni. :,... Gliv.•Bigler'l, opinion on
acts;. : to he : Firopored, - Must Ibe - ascertained, betas e
pining them:- Brick is. ' , bw.tendertel Ad ' Arne:died
licaecieiacy.;.4lwll,-. is what Lout Napoleon called
14,0gicteihne I' -' •.' -' -... ' - 'i-. • '- ' . ' .. ' "
;44; roy,A•lilitoimon has seenied , the contracts for
J ute_ Ste•te:lttettek i iiit :eet . Y. - low . rates: r,i'isis:. is' the
giattitutaniihe•-int ;the ponvess kaud - ,Ptintlet-- 1
6. 041 11Pi"na'tt—iget:leveral httedrild:ikgbus
.
1 4 gi*o.it 04 6 P• 41 46. 10 1 r* vs,: think evew ' ti
, mina Made:Who made Wane oat of it. , J it
4 'itili°4d-*-4 , ijuiiizeio , ',*(iritioey.kk(io;
, r.:9ll4tikireimiliskiiietiki *cit. - Wore' three
''0,1116 OteStiteffPlisiterti, aniksiar-the ' w
1 • .." 1 ei4titi'i' e iteil4 k l e3 tiete - '',
i o,l4.Witskiegttet! . - !:':".. 1 •, ."
-'. .
1 -
1- -.... ....-..1. 10 . 14 41 :44:44
1 " 414114111011iti-.144;411111 . :10int told Mu.
4 * in . the air fro* the North and *est. . -il ~-
• , . •
---4--- , -sAfor
Joseph
-The Melanoholyrhot last t oad duty: frion&
,ship to to cifintrunnorita the yirinies of t
*lop•o i loio,44 and ;we lonld t lbis
. „
ritinxiutiity.we Alan net +slips*? ,the heedless Sp;
atby, akul cold ' lediffereoee, -which 'the
- • .
'spirits of thegifted . pees $ :o , the tnantioni,
alsergi thegifted - reitt. In ;: 14114 of hie
nierultiese,itt' the itren` gth . of his mitihood;itt the
fulness of promise and of hope, ho whose name is
at the head this article, has passed froM the
Earth; :The ezialetwo or lON ..his birth, his lire
nad his death, ae wellis ffiturity, are
all subjects of deep and solemn interest; and irhile
they all exhibit to our finite -comprehensions
"deuce' of a .design in the couneels-cii perfect wis
dom; that design isan enigMa, andli itivarea in
an obectui
solve or
the ,Gos &
cousolati
Y *At W o, 4uuliningentlitY.Pka 41 44er .
negate; and if , the peat doctrines of
are`iisio4ary and unfourokid.:-it the
they offer are , but tentporary bless
more, .we might well doubt the good
el 'made's' of gun iby whom man was
I.f the 'denizeutof the earth:
Lng to su
ness and, t ,
'made one
ject of: this notice, although . be. attained
rank* the society, in lih!ch:lnkinovod,
share of "Its . enjoy ments.. 111
we . hclhive, ter- county in this
11th04 . , h ;-
—The" su
Ors
bad - bat
was • :.•
Istate; Attie imirenta i ii, living in a valley
bowlful the • vale of Teinpe, were, placed to
what wady would call the humblest walks of life;
and ithileproktly es - timated bythoee who knew
1 them—and especially by the religious society of
i Friends to-which 'they were attached by educa
i tion, by conriction, and iby spiritual associations:—
their necessities compelled them toemigrate, and
they. settled in this county, in the neighborlitiod of
Ftiend ville, about the year 1811/. -Of course
their c Urea, while subjected .to a life of , nnre
mittia and Unrequited toil, could obtain but few
. . r.
of the advantages to be derived from educ'ation,'
or of ctiltiiated and refined-society, the county
being then little better 'than a wilderness ; but
their other wig a woman eminently fitted to el
- prate and-fill th 4 min . & of her children With the
hope of high achievements—active, energetic and
enterprising. . The •ope 'whose Virtues we are re
-1 cording, availed hitnself-of every mitiins her fond-,
nfts offered, to profit by ha efforts ; and it is not
.unworthy of remark, how often the soft but sol
enin-breathings of aluother's love, can supply the
plieeN of teachers, and of the numerous appliances
that constitute the means of Education. And mtd
iudeed Must . be the conditihn of a young man's
heart, who can contemplate without emotion, the
wealth of affection, the self ant; sell-*ro•
tion that is so often necessary, and lo often made,
to enable a mother e ta give her child instruction,
“Sbe . sees fronkfar.•in fond maternal joy; '
The sparks of promise in her sudious.boy.''
And although in the case of our friend, she Could
leads but little tippets - of . their fulfilment, she culti
vated . them with anxious solicittide, because his'
fnune wais slight, and his form. Scarcely .fitted' for
the toil that his prospects" iu life seemed to indicate
His figure and
. countenancLivere erect and his
minner dignified ;• and be wg ambitious of distinc
i
tion in all the exercises and amusements_that cap
tivate;
. the minds of young teen. - Re entered with
much zeal into, the'efforta of his Brothers and his .
Sister to form little associntiens for Mentel and
morel cultureln the neighhorhood ; and he always
- distinguished hicriselt in them. But he alswin
dulged himself in convivial enjoyments, in hunting
wolves and exterminating "the. pests that annoyed
Our-early settleasientil He also adopted the prac;
lice. 'KY. rtgin
non ann,g7Pung. men in the-northern
states, of working with his father on the, farm in
summer - 01mi terichi44cheol in winter.' As heat- ,
Arsine 1 the !woof, iicr be panted filo distino- ..
tion upon a, diflonspit.theetra.; and felt that; if
there were higher aims - and "nobler, objects, his
mind wiry fitted to , own them.., He !handl:irked
the farm ;. and, Without a dollar in his pocket, en- '
tered the office of Juldge; Jessup sae 6tuclent at 1
law 1 Who . shaft desaibe the amines days and - 1
sleepless nights, of this probationary period! the
. anticipations that
-precede an exaninuition for* ad.
mission, hi- the mind ef .an 'ardent, but - and -1
4ioor
almost friendless, bort -' What secret rtri al-
lures, nitrites, and chains him,, to the leaf dust- is
filled withjhe dry detitils of the law I But his
precepts* was indulgent, kind, and 'enbouraging ;
and Afthough fOrced et times to' some himiliating
methods of paying his bean! end maintaining aria-
'cent - appearance, the young student soon qualified
himself-kir admission to the bir. His aulxiervient .
career. is well Imo ii to - mciit Of our readers. He
rose ropidly,fo Pro essioosl distinition; the most '
}
important canoes w ' sooncornmit . to his care ;
Sind he had to try • strengtkwith the oldest, the,
beit read, and m 'distinguished Teiersitui of the
professiowin Northern Penrisylvan The writer
of thiaarticle is pesinipimiquali ' to form a our
irizt judges:l2odpi hialsod att ' i is ; but as an
advocate, as au . .a4gulailstati . ve ' .. hoer,- as,
an i scut
a : graceful,
, immissisive . ' speaker
. ..before a Jury,
few young men Who have ell. njtssed so
briefs' period among us have left,ore indelilge'
"footprints op the sands of ,time." ...He hSti 'soon
paid the penalties thottenius and iStifdy evict from
their votaries: disease in -the shape olbroncbitis,-
awaited him, and began seriously. to impair -his
strength. It alarmed him with the terrible ans-.
prehension . that hisi„young . And helplesi family
would be le4t . in penury and dist - rein ; .fot. witll the
reckless though tleaspeciri, that is no often attendant
unoti genius, be had' mode but' little effort to, Save
Ibis . hard earnings, wit° accurrinhiate property;
and we havebefote ris i t the record Of Rimy instal
ces-where a. siegle *Bar was the only charge made
for high - Professional efforts; and that only to take
final-the mind of histlient theftripressiois of being
under an obligati,him - His apprehensions
soon ended inia tee thin of . their reality'; hii .
*ease, egg/Writer!
.. - it, and by_ WA convir
hil habits, 'Asecimed the aspect of ;a- most dis
treSsi tig asthma, and pneumonii; and while his
e ,
mind 'wits racked . witlr. the thoughts of his family,
thA j ctivailful alternative wilt nreiented to him ,- df
centain death; erisioysige 'to 'California, - Tlnflat
tenng deceptions of his insidious enemy--dissimu:
luting to 'ensnare rte - iictitit induced him to belie=
lave
fiat the danger of the
ammo er a voyage
wiii'netinit, Mot: renovatod heel* but
wilka competinaii for: h fsnAy:- The , delusion
was not diapelbidotitil alew days before hie death • ;
and who 63111 4 mr* it abotild be. fix wbo --
, ,
deprive 'Oa of the snail remnants of.hope and
_
'lt is *
,gratification - to knOw that he was not_ &-
mu , ' whin the day _of dissolution drew uigh.:=
The Ibier*lliento,lual destroyed every Trak
lilts f the property : be' bad .likeu*ithlsbra";- . an4
with-it all bi t hopes withered - Bet When all 'else
WII_S 'WM* be found.that the *ease of lister's
devotion bon34 iiia brighter and a purer final ;
that She was still about,bite to soothe his sportUvr;
to elle,hate hiesefferingi, an4,giFe . hick Abe min
numie!that his4ildretswintid be the oNleti fvf her
OreF,ti.xl• He hod *Vo i r; niede a high Profession
oprplig!on; bel4tiedeft4,l47, to, any one dm'
the !wt.* belonged to, hr, the, creed, he
but lat.eoetinned :me4ber ot !be rriigiava
ty * whose Principles be : tidbit* eduastedp
,mother always , strove bi .inakeisipt rather iiielej
than great; the lessoni;That she bad aisainelled on
the boort of elsibilso4ibal.enrvived. the nit of
yeereV and his _.hater *old repeat - then in Ilhe
bout of hie fthistb.;;;Bfir-havis. beard- him express,
hire fews belief, thet. , :1 - the evident **Wee and
iraperfeeticirmsof baunitiy, hit& exist pinfriet limn,
fnats . thi erldeaVianiiiiinanifesteri W' the
rituortaustrailaldite -' > ' - {iii
&Teton -
ill,
the ii(dferipgs of the virttfons„ thdre meat a retri- 1
butive state of existenceheyond thepityp.; and we
'tenaccoactilieetly,lhit Ihe departed !I? ef any
arrogant o:turnpike ' the *De °flit, 11/ 1 013111
attainments, but with ai betnitlii hope of otive- 1
peas filawhim who mad him, who was in wifely!
ni 11
aC q . t with the in , 1 maehinerY o 1 1 # .1 hal
el
' g.; Californi ai '
..
mr t :
If ,
otamin , ' t s i4s
ticcit
notni , nat _ i ; id
kno l n coni
*rants. 1 . .1' - ' 1 1 la.
•
leg'
he
0141 11/11 6 ia na bi . ede 011 1417 :1: 21 : : Ing iNn° :: ::k::1m I l a nii: w .l'
Idi:. / C.li. Sincla:r (late Forest,)litgone j t
awilinister to Eitgland. i 1
1 , Senate .. 1
.. IThe United Stales adjoin
die othdindailsott. ,
... /Among the Add, passed by the •It
gross, was one authorising the issuing of t
ar gold pima. i t
.... Al, Locomotive ii i iretoly iti about to
ed at Pittsburg, by a the company,
ital of /1,000,000. . ,
T
--,lie Emperor ` " f , France haa, itt
agents in , England, buy' up all the Indus
i 4
es orhick can be Olitai L
...Mr-Sands, ivhe j walks on 'the''
fly,
fly, is marling a sensataxi at Drury La
London. `.E
..The consumption of distilled ,sp . it
er in Sweden, in proportion to its popula
in any other country' the world. 1
, .!.. . -'The Penn.ylva iit Legislatuie ha.
il
on the 18th hot., for tai final, adjoumni
is about a week beyon the One hundred.
....The' United S tes Steamer itil
[ i J
!denten .134, ‘ "
arrived a Mobile on Moots
Vice President IC ing urned in her,lit
gret to add kis health's exceedingly lew
....Within twenty miles SE 13tient)n
farmer !sought, last year, eight thousaii
eighteen penes per dozen. : :. 'lndeed, mu
plentiful in tout &Autry that hogs sini f
t -.. :The average quantity of intozntit;lit
,I
'consumed by the inhahihintsof Scotia
io he greater in proportion to the pollu
in the United States ;I,but in E.nglandlit
i ~..The editor of the liewaik Daily -
in a • kter from Italy, says that sevin
1 •
refugee , / under arra..enctent with the
o i)
Government, were to
sent in a few,
public Alp to Ameriai. , i
•• • •The lionesdale Ffei\lil Ptate4 ' t
prisoners, one committed to wirer th ,
forgery 1 stud the others of laiceOy, ....
the Wayne county jails on the tivenilig
instant,lby digging a hole throu„+ thelei
usual, and scaling the yard fenc. - , j
.... The people.of Rh !dot 'sleep MIA. l ib.
ly a thousand majority, voted to i sitstPiin oLi
Law. Totiticsilly, the Dernocialtilba e jolt:opt ile
State, and it is affirmed have el4ted h, ijority l of \
Anti-Liquor Law members to the Legislltt ore.
....All the Honesdale lawyers, pt .one
two, initnediatcly united in requesting tiv. Didier
to appoint William FL Dimock, Etq,l ,Yudge p-. 1
dred's successor on the bench. 4 lt I .
1
....IA lady eomplained how rapitt) hine s le •
away, turd said : "Alas! I =near tbi t t "., A Tag
isboyas present, and knew her age, spid i :l" • Do:not •
fret at it, 101311113110, for you will get farihe i rom that
frightfel epech every, day . • ' I 1 h'
. . 1 The Albany Register says that Ow Arneri
th A t ' •-
can flag no now "outraged" by the, eta li , u hon
ties about once a week, arid that is al .4 as often
as a 'llevidutioisl , is effected in Isle , :; -', .1 - It is ilia.
prising to see how greedily tit, .. r tis of sput
rages"lare caught up, commented uko iftnd made
capital out of , by-"ag i tators" of all • :f 1 •
,
.1 1 i
n „
r t pee erVrrlr..
adpsn
council
're: t
he beard
'ply in the
di in - &in
-I,LouisP-
o- , had, up
~n,' build
,' land l men
4 I
oMpOled
1 property '
.
lean 1 Bol
tmillion,
0,0001 per l
, ' his mmo
lfroni iper.
!Show that
Vras on the
1 Tlie U
,. to prove,
'oriel,: and
4 ;i . e re i false
uu-arid:in- -
k in
tlie LT
riind, S42S,
1 ,`be found,
t iti.reward te
locati4n.
. i• :
flprty wild
i .
. uredialive
, ,
' I'F.UPPrd to
!lacy grad
' l i Colt Jo
n]. Mess.,
lourney to
'tried
. thena
•q at lihorty
d upland.; '
. s call, and
. iflisposition.
enters the
lalarta and
their i)ecu
.
y envy to
c irstie River
',othef wild '
4 nt andre
e ! l i . s i lt h t, • th in e l i 'l t
e
fat„ " -
The Gardner . Case.
. 1 This case, is now on trill befoi.e
nal - o°nd: in :Washington. `1 g.
has- h'eardsrirnething about it; bi I
• .1
all may tot knew its' histor3 , ..-• \ I
for the Government 'id opening
the jnry, -madp the fallowing no
• lir. Gardner, in a memorial to 1
o f
Cominissioners, stated that', .
to:
year . ilB44l be isms hugely eng I
lag oponition l 1), the State of San
toi, Mexico, employed 500 la •
ward's of $306,000 invested . .ii i
ings,ratetun - engines, hOmea, mule
of science ; that in - 1846 he .was
•.
toahandon the e s tablishment, 'chi:
having been' despoiled the rd
dierY ;:said mines were bai
and Would • have yielded ;bind
annum. '-Tie accused, filed-with
rial, 'depositionsi purPoiti lig to .
sons`, residing in: Mexico, going ,
ho owned . laid \mine.,.. The issue
truth or falsity of these assertio 1
nited States affirmed, and explet
that every statement in the : rile ,
every paper presented by hiln
from beginning, to 'end, pure%,
volition, that Gardner received,
-sited States, as the fruits of the
750, while his- mine'. . could - Si°
though $5OO had beettrfferedas
any i OW) who would Po nt out li
.rirDariri g last F. 141, so e
dticke were ensnar es and Oa
in Maine. Their w gs wet.,
preVent.their escape, and thu
I s
ually became . dom 'ticated
guns of 'Ten Hill Fa , M4d
a t
hearing of these du s, made •
Maine, purchased th in ani. i
to his marsh, where - hey isrr
to retort oVer acres o marsb :
they bec.ame ocr.ust rned to,
do !not noWristinife.st the leas.
to ;emigrate . .. I r f a trariger
yard they. manifest t le null°
make - au attempt to fly.,;-,13
lint call and . the for doniitl
traverao:the margin of tlio.
and the, marshes, tit y - Otiza
duCks - which : i
Mike slifd i o§
main for. a .tiene,..then take o
not bein g alarmed , repeatAl
1. 'he ir '
e' Id , firially
I F
. 4
nq i their eggs, ant. 4n - tilly 4
:tinned to ..the call of the Co
,oi
not stiffer them.to be niolOstet
menus .Col;.. Jaques is ; corist
actessimi .of Wild ducks to,bi
cot's.. , few days sinceili
One time. i 4
, _ . .
itie
'Ar The New York - Eitel*
the fulhiWioetlitterhig conV
",Peittoctithil" maim now t
W.iishingtoiki' - -'...- l
' [ , ;
' 24: ! A liige proportion of tti. '
Washington:it ptese4 eatnoo
from labor tuidfiietives fionli
firitt.claoiiinAncluded'iliostinf ,
Or. otherwise incompetent. ti:. ;
sad irini' Wait Usti loiiii•
ifiWni., :Ilie ftigiiiiii frail hiS
who loii4l been cudgelled
own party, sand 60643 1 ,1ijii, tit
it fur . thei r . - idle ''''' -.'
rrmr. , Dickintion4 %si
ti r
e :Yo gi
Greene, Bronson
and confirmed in, bin'
•
IMPSernourittem:yii.O
or of Oonnectici2t, IT 1,2 p
IF-Ifz-lofilftlEr 17 •Tielairiff - 4;,1- ,- ,- , , -
It takes a_fasr. triaa . ow:a-dayei to keep
up i svtth, i lus no es of P es and divisions
of l?twilio: o',`tittY nod: ig ? ettlteprin - ciples -
:isilitch they Oates!' to Mild.- : We have al
;ready pitblisbeil an :afilapittiota of some
Of the varieties.: But ''tiarilusst and most
faMiliarriltic9'd .- on .. e,ilarct found is the
-ibllow fro m;the $3. t. -. Courier & En
rtaii4
rer. ltaisi - 9cidetlYlr4li and rich. I
1 - Torre - are tWo great . Divisions in ilto"
erAocratic party, ;. . which _Divisions are
Odi'videcl into sections. -The - Divisio i
nil
41i-l iti . , ,n k tid u le if: B i -- s t e h acr , i t ic s B /Eiria naser
il. k a er raerd a t n so d oli ß ewi a te rn uan h uil iir .d
1. ):
itinker,l and - s. Fraid, Shell a d
o Shell Barnburner. The terms }Tut lc . -
st",
.d ',to need an illustration : The, •
I
?
. y ,
low' towdefinittitms-arialram au unpubl . h.-;
ed. Diet tonaryiwitteh It is L ew is:sed to 8
lmit to iharevisliat '
-:at I,,,`.Cass aid
Afartiri Van Buren-: :-- ' - ' ,
ITARD STIFLE - till.lint.Ot• - •rA Democrat
iwlsk Voted ' for '-Ottia l ,. :aka& - by heie a,
'lutions firos :1 euraekllitit Buren and t- , !
t i
fatly;rettises - altiorriproatiso pr.fratpini-,
nation- with the' Barribarners, of '4B:
11 SOFT 'o l ol* -* ltuliEti -- A'Demo 6 :rati
who yotad for Cass; deplores the divisina
!in
may
' p,4iti,Ladriiits that i Barribarriarl
may be. a pttiocra4, and ki.tliipos'ed to
fi'irget the p a st Mid - commune with th e
Opposing fliction. 1 ,„ - I
HARD. Sili.l. PXRNI2DfiNi.R.--A D4IV
I ocrat w•ho still'insiSts appa standing - on'
the .fragnienta.,; of, t i fp- - .Btill'alo Platforia';
swears 'that-c4ss ili
.i. traceed tho parry In
1 ,48 ; adoi,e s Tan ran reads the Eve?
icing. Post, apil bec •es rabid at thwaime
- or 'preseoce of aH. uker. - -
I , SOFT - SIIE4. BativnuavErt..—A DentO
,
c rat _who pro fes sel i s at tacltment t o tli a pri a
.cp!es-of.h Bufralof Platform, but is dis
posed- to Lregartli the. Compromise as',4
finajity; illittlts there was some ..excuse
• for(Cass' preintnp ,in in itr.',4B, and will riot
.olljeet to:,.tifr' - ilyj drink-with a 1-lutikei
provided -- '''' will pay.' . • '
MED
1
A l yres,la
.'sheep, ht
tik-
4d is '6
mid/ft
tig drit+s
iL l piPi)e4"
• 4 tiori thlin
lisiless. I'. . _
.I.lk , ertisOr
1 i hantik4
tirtrnliini
il i stys iti a
11 • • ':
' ! 'lnirTlib ihea r -• - ‘ - ,
s and wolres
into' tne sett, Norivay and Swedk
en, .ire
. ddscr,, i _ . .wing ' - beef: fri . ghtful
.daring th‘ winter jtist-- prse.sl. The' bears
coma feaile'' , 4l"" into; the • vi11a.. ,,. es and ,the
sin:lller ptl'asan t .ttleMents: in NorwaY, i)rOk -
Into the Jailer e cloufes . kill,the (oxen and;
colvs - and_ feast thOisel l vei
,whole - 11i : 1'k-tits -
Arough ; ‘fhile the wolves - Seem to have
-full sway down as fat.south as-the 6a degree
qf latitulle. All Seattilinavia lieS bnfied . in
snow, .litil.thel•wild Beasts driven to 4rn
tte
ity unite_n bands atill , force their - Vraeven
l ib 'the' midst of the ti)Wns-and villagiis. -. 'A.
l'etter from Pitca, it port on the Gulf ( . .;f Both - - •
iiia, dated .Feli. • 1. 4 2, States that in thti.parish
qiiiiva'ra; in Swedish
.Lapland,..an exceeding,'
,
1* 'severe 'ati'd long-co Einned snow-storm :
pre
flailed durtne: the lat_er half of January; more*
evere. indeed, t;a MI) experienced on the
Who extent of the cot . lluring.this storm
the Laj-ips 'employed in ".the transportatiOn 'of -
ores werobliged. to file by for five days; at:''
the ". mines Gillit-a 'it being . inipo`s_Sible
to travel:; Dr-I• ring t i li l is time tett wolfes 1 ; i i
, k . . , l,,
'ar viit ' it - Lai - 4,tut led Ersson, and killed:it'
Illindre 'of his rep er. Several similar in-,
II
l• ..
Stances of Oestiticti \ o by. these ammals - are
;given as .riving" \ lifted both in Sweden
irhd in .11,'')rway. 2 - ' • ,
: .
ANllETkrtos- To PEs :CST LV AN "IA .--' Mgnr
Of the residents of the ' narrosv tieck'Of• lanii ;
.
iwhict?tretches up . - et Ween 01 . 4o \ and penri
'sVlvania, and in- u Inch the - great city ; .of
i wheeliw o r is • situated ; fire in far or,of the an
- • • ,
CW11115617 of the Iran handle! as it is rilled,:to
t Pennsylvaniis... .-- ' : • •
,The Welhburv" Iferald Of Friday last an
rtiounces' a m?eting-tO be held Tuesday' 'evi
l ning; at. theft'. Courk - liouse', - to discuss the
I feasibility "efjannexativwf -Pennsylvania:=
I The Herald_Siays th s me ting': is to be - held
f
at the fequeit of so - e of Our oldest, inOst in
- telligettt; ant Most influential citizens, justly
' incensed 'at the en roachments on our rights.
by the city f-Wh ling, and alarmed at the!
'-failttre or reistil of the . -Viroinia Lemislaturei
.
,to afford protection -:of to do them Justice. - '
t three
Chilvdeler.
.gited,trint . l
ft the 6th
in 4
. ' bar Discontent,
drair*ks:-1-.. Had
diseonient 'With,.st
neve have -had. th
i
:ton's clispoutent,, 14,
4eP blic 2 - 1 11 -L l 4
the *aid we shou i
eel with tlieleolorid
of Columbns led I
ca ; while.tlie diseol
will. yet establish
l
balloon trip! betw
on. . Disenateut 4
,1
great lever ,*hi
its revolutions ant
tires. andlrefitzetr
MAU who first
Our not ..,... . siOner
Moses 1 -) 0‘ nail of this unty is one '_of th
present` Retiresent3ittves m the State Legislaz
',— , ,
tide.
~ .11e.'1S a' Arryoeliati l le and unflinching
Wilig,, and 'one.of the most popidar ineh in
State.. lie is a practical_ man id every sense
otthe lord. .Itavidg li‘l'id all his life hion i g
the..line °tithe Ptihlie W.lnks, anA•Yngdge,d
activey, for, the r:asVfifteen sears in ; the fi•.,en
end ' ThinsportlttiOn . and Commis'sibri - bu.4:-
ness, he.is. fa:uiliar w4ll the madhes,id whicli
14
Aid Publiej.ric should' be managed. e
thus eohibuies alf, the
.recinisites of a iii t
faithful and" eilicjieht 'officer for: the , Can It
BoaVd. - "ilis nomination is-a compliment , o
the,.‘ Old duard,it add she.will most hearti Y
respond telit'oh - Od second ;Tuesday of 'held
Oetuber:.:-+LaniOter. 'Exaiyi kr: . ' 1 '-' I
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BriagO,itilot
TOwitAiii; re9tu•leiisturd
to
ateetait' Parr school it\zlis9t"po'
:ApriritB, at Is.delocki , P . - m 4 4 n'Pection•
4 -.; AY: .q 4 r of the
;Me ical - ho
inn)ilAt - nee"
.4411 . tied Doti; E. N..-Loomts*
in - Ilitiffortil, ott. finstAredrioodaythi Asir next.
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roslo6 - rat,i,. Co ' 6- the lat. ins - i.iir
'Typhoid Await, Ohnitit daughter of Jacob;
AO *stilkiatteet '4O - Xti#joat'i :'',.;
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husbiuo) 4 ,7l . ( 1 t w o iinallAtiltir,n and : ottwr",rala
tiveo. ' frkmds. 'pre._ citifid 'to' stidOritthitr,finil l ileir
lxiir!tow
st ii" fonfit,..' 3 .1 1. ,. frE:i - f , , v,- 4: ..-- 1 1,..0. -... :,1 1
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Kr.- Vstit ITOniepleit ilk itijoiitit ifittlVioiii ' tn'
-ttonitnittft ititotiontbees lost ' , in -- ,liiirititiliszol; 1
in tinittpinitni-oHir'iiiitt-iWitiv vitilroilt.-i4"
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i:.4ii*iiii_tO.
MEE
'iorn
las : its benefits .sts well . as.
lit not heel fur POltenis
ge travelii g, .we would
e steambont.
ought abOut the :'Model
imonleen,satisfied with
jnerr have been-.
il
ngint".. The ',4clibc• oute9't
theAliivir l ivery of - Amerif
tent‘of Wise,theternnaUt!
,theleasibility'of making
• N - ew:York a nd. Lon&
i . .
genius n action—,tue
eh society is , indebted for
. cotton::,gins,
.ital locomo
lieersifur
it satisfied?.
ihietestiWliorka77ielltis-Paiinsik ,':lid ol idfii ff '•—t o
- rett again `after 4 lirlefitt : Sometime inFeb.
. 713 ,be -Ivai stacked wh 'the feverno enema
thart:butcree4yeSid;and vsin'Tesurried Ns work,_
liintille liiits ,ttikkeii &wit ilr th.the ninst maliipient
. fiiiiiisl4yientery 'pia orviiidbut th'knr dayi,
Thiselg.aa 4ile_tc.. Ali:: leit' reit another ,ofeer
to* latorth:Y±Ong!n.* ifeleadt,nlifightt
failhhd . and *ertitis ,. init; aver stri ving. r 1, 0 ma k e
hi I ful,Fittia t!!"ka!w° him 6 147- ilia
Wss etiauf beloved', imij re4eeted by all who
-
3e ; - : FAerr lie . . hilliejee, foe his moral worth- i:
ce
the-respect an d :• of all: ju i ,l 4o , ~
qu re itintaiices leirtifyl - that hie character i
was diens 1
►
but in' the . bloom of manhood he has been r e .,
moved to a fairer world where - Kiekriesrvoorrow, ~.
and death:never come. Thouo dead we yetheir
;IMere oniearth!no m lirander: - 1- ',
~ ~ • 'My ecenunknien is . high,r , • • -,..,
.., ,
:Rittdie4`itiliiite..greet e ypt4er ' - -
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"Jousealisr me to the'sky. •_
' fr'"VOßPtin"blii. 4lll O ntell i a atilM4 ' - ---: .''.
'I. - - ' Earthly . mie r ixis lbid adieu,,, ' -
`Heris!'n withl i ali Iti"brlghtere4tion,
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'- - 'O pel* ravish ed trirs iiinc.] • .. •
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Then siestp,:dear friends, no moref •. or Mei
Aurkfyour: thotighti:to God [ea hi
1 . Its all 4gh
otirlonery grof doth l see, : \
- ,lleirillsonthe the Sktiishtilsigh.
1 I The con.olations of 4e ; ospe were presented
to the family; and.ie- large - conosttive - of synapathi•
, . zing friends . 4 . .i. by, the writeik - 1
-1 MarCh, Icth, !-' -' -' -A.Q. ' ARREN.
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31 0 1 01. 2 t1P0W4 11 i234 ..
'WV :If': DP/0 1 S hlis ryten thi first to
'IV V` • ' the - CND IPL9OR or Odd Feiletes
ei@rythuie tonneau d with the lA.
guerretnyTe.rt: i willieceive prompt and aitigul
attention.. ; '.:. •
i ..• •
Business h.nis from tsi A; Y. to 41 P. Yr.
Montrose piill2 1852 i ' • •
-
•A preatit° `Waisted.• •
AvANTEIY by the : subscrjbev, a m a rt intelli •
it
i.v v, • gei Vu-aptorentiee : lo
.the_licaso
since Sign s .I?o#olig•trad4.. Appli soon. •
tgrAtsci;,& vrat)teil
tilideatelY..-;- • r 31 2 / 1 1t,K.4..0'BRIFS,
Montrose April-13 MS. ' 11,
= •
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NOTICE', •
Tr, pursuance of,aresolution o tnb Town-Coen.
11- cil bt. the Berough of Sfpntrbse, notice is bete.
by given r at . the hues ait.f '.Botinvg,b
run.out on onilay- the second titiSt or BlaY . next. l .--
siirVeygi to comme nce
. at the Sautli-East
All intertedzliay meetat that place at toriVeledt
*. i, of that - Wit IL JEctql7P,'Sec:
•April 9,;13 5 3= -
ALMOSITti•
f - • The reganilbeing 14nrest wiflon the efarra,
o - Yon't Litt io q?re the'crifnk a tient, — j •
: whe t , , you re 86:erre hair time to utter
..."Presfo!chtinger: behbl4ltVe• &utter) •
1114 - _,eober turning: the cram' of my
' ' Newly T lnvented .Churn,
ifor a fear- mintieswheVebythe tisodaddirs-theni•
o..attached . risp i e d sat alternately;speelhly men-•
to-attached'
your cream Butter=ii a eery dit
'ferent thing ' - f in ktie oi tiresome mode of butler
- • . •
making . - - „
Such fle)=..ire ivitnes, the action .of this kart.
Chiirn, can dri - ad by calling: at the ators, of
Co,eit blontr&m. ' . • .
The above churns will be mannfactured to or
der bY I L i R. A. sittra.
Montrose, Apra 12, 11353,
1 1 1 IV 1 9111.FOlin 1
Day and Boarding Sohool.
pHIS lll4titn ion I is located in the"village of
New Milford ori die Lackawanna a Western
litileoarl, six aides fre ri its junction with *he Ens
at Great Bend, The oituation is unusually pleas
ant, healthy, and 'in revery rwpect favorable for a
bmrding scho{l. A new building, now erecting,
for the aecommisdation of the school; will furnish
a number of i suitable rooms for reeitatioa =I
study. Students are required to attend one of the
village churchr on the Sabi :4th, and every proper
effort will be made to bring their minds under the
influence of rsfigiolzs truth, and truilic them in the
way of truth. • ! ' ' t
Parents LaYing children to educate from home
are invited t 4 visit our school, and in case they
leave them i our tare, are assured of ity on
our part in , the_ work of the iredtration..
The rear is i divided. into two terms f t wenty,
erioaweeks' each, esxurnencirg the first W yis
May and Norember. I Students received at any
time, but it /4 desirable - that they enter at the be
ginning or.middle of the term.
Tuition 'per Quarter of Ten IVeekr.
panxiry c1a53„....1 ~
~..... .....sl,s*
Common English Brsuiebr t ... .... .. it,so
,
Mathematics and La guages ..... . . .....5,00
s. In-ti uctioni in ,lifi,ie at the usual charge.
Irills, pity Ale, the m/ddle of the qtiarter.
A linuted number li f f • pupils received into • the
family . of the principal. at a charge of $5O per
term, includitg . tuitioniboard,washing. etc- "'
Board in private families, from t 1,50 to P. 16
Per wee k , inc l u di ng ' 4 '4 hints' and liahts- '
t REV. H. O BORN•
New Milford, April 5, 1853.
NEW GOODS i 'fiEti . Goolli - ii
,
SMALL PROFITSIA2O QuiprsAzas : IT '
1 . P-PO 4. I t *CO I S. '. , /:
.14 1 the c Old Cornet Store :-
qN be 'finhid *sp lendid assortment of NEW:,
v
- T. o c prOD of the 'latest Spring and So' .
s.ty iler.:l IlaQiing j ust . turned: from -New Teri at
WlflOi placeltney li3 . e
spared no pain M making .
settietirins, they flatten, theralieg with the irk
that thry • nan.coppe te, with .any eimblishmked is
town in prams,aild 'style: :' - ''' .. \'
They thereliire wonld invite their old friends and
ihAi ppblie generally; to all and . examine. their
stock:before purchasing elsewhere; as- they tali
find it Will save
_tlieat . - a handeemeipereeetage to
lock over and . .purchase of ale above mentioned
stoat , 'COM prising ; l asi great re irariel y 0 is liakily.
faund in Weountry! store. '' t- .. .• . ; :, '.. • ,
' - Amer*, -,sheivstthelk may be foetal in great slob;
ty Brown Shirtino. and •Sheetings,llleached sheet=
sings.and: Shirtiirgs,..Tickinp,:Shirting
_Stripes.
Summer Stnt's hir:men and-nova wear:l ... - .
. '. SiliCiair,' ',Colored. oanthries; ',Paper Cainkries. -
,ari
- N'an Keens. 'Jticrifta d .:DiaperN Apron Cheek -
ICerseys,lltagiing.4_ d -Seamless .Bags. fleas,
Ited.:Yelloortirati : nil7fwilie4 , Rhinigi4s; Olt;
anti;Cqunterpanel,
aud;Oounterpari!j: s he a Lire assortmontof..
~.. -' •. r-' , ' -, .V
• ress. G oo d s , - . , „r
Borne tielanos,' ; v Fersien,Pelanes„ All Wool Dek , ,
lanes ,Block Sillm; ; Faney •$111*; Poplins; -Pfintid,
Litams;"(lainhries, hetinets,,peniges, Thitribrizines ,
Silk and 'Outten' \ Vevets, Fanny and Pled . Solidi;
Treneh: German. an Lancaster,, Oinghan;Print i, '
i
in' great. variety,-De in ,Drillitank.leans also sli
121,?!.kiirl.iwmPto.fl „- ,f- -- ' _ _
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Auch , fut Trish . L inen`, Pi - nisi/ye :Diaper ,. Linen TP*l.
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eambries, Sarl4 lifu 'lin Plaintindffigiwed. Bid*
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breidery4;..." A LSO . C etlis;-;Orisiiiments,
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Figured.. , - ~', --- J -..- - ;-: :- ;i , .; v. -,- .
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Itaighp iind Prince Albert Oordi; Alsna 'SI° a l .'
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