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Artie= gtounig Eltinotiat
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Rub ottbiequeet liiiiirtlcie,......2. ...... ..'... .:25
Bushieki Oards,4ith paper,.,,.:... ',.. . ..i-...... , ' ••• 5 5 0
fl 7 ". These Termewill he itr4etly'l;dhired to, .42a- .
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Buf illitectorp.
J. L. •JMOWN,
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SURVEYOR,- DRAFTSMAN; OONVEYANCERAnd-Real
• Estats.Ageali 9ffice, Williamsville, Elk Penn'A
.' • • • - Rambo/moss= .
Bode ;
Hon. Thomas Stivithers
W. S. :Broweill,"
Nos:
• • • ' CARVBR: ROUSE .. • . •v.
/tone H*,* Hutt Propiietor, earner ot;Water and . Hickory Marten Pa.. - General Stake.olßee.: • •
B. F. witlOlrr• 'CO.., . • ••-•• •
Wholesale and _ Detail Dealers hi Fa y Grocariee, Pork,
/floor; 'l3alt; Fecal, - fto, ' &a.- • • der' .11 .• 8: Maton'e
.•. - Stove Star; *lst aide of the Diblielknare, thiretaport,.
J. C. BACKUS & CO.
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.General Dealers n Dry .. . Goods; • Grneerleg, Croaker.*
.eady-Made Clothing; Boots and Shoes, Hata end Oupa
ltn„ eppoilte the Court Houee Ennetliport Pa.
!1..P;::H9r4ii141,
Wholegate and.llotailDealei to Provisions .and Famits
Qroderies. Dry.Goods,'Books, Shoes Hate; Cape, Nails,
Yankee,Notions, Ao.: &a. .Btore eas.rdooi west,of tho
Astor no®*. Terms;.
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.FOBES HOVSE,
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/renting the' Public Square,' Olean, N. Y, • JAMES
l!roprietee. The Fobeelfouse le entirely new,
and !Mill of brick, and Is furnished in modern-style.:
The proprietor, flatters himself' that his accommoda
tion% are not surpassed by any hotel in Western New.
,Oitrriages run to and' from the New York and
4ria Rall Road.'
AMON D. Er.l‘lldlN;
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trvins:sr kr .LA.Wp Smetbnort, WlCean County. - Pa.,
- • Agent for Messrs..Keating . . e 00 , e Lands: Attends
'especially to the Colleotion of Claims; ExamtnatiOn of
Land:Titles; Payment of Taxes, and all business rola-
Cog to Beal Estate'. OEMs irrllamlialllOok, .
,ORm HOTEL
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D A. ,Wmairc,*.prerintni, - -at • Kinzna. • *arren county
i's- ..flisleable will ,be .aupplioct . wlth the' bent the
country &MO - a t :and he !spare no pain in accomod.ting
his gnarls.
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I.'. GOLD 'ROGERS.
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Attorney 0011mo:flat at Law "
will attaid to Vaa Col
footfall of °labia sof soconnto thaeaantle% lt Pot
• • ter,. DPlCean; Elk,:JatforsorWatal..Closilleld. 0
1017011104 ELDItED;
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Attorney and dounselhir et Lew, 'Southport; 111 , 1Cean
'County; Pa. Bush:less entrusted tO 'his care for the
'..nounties of 111 , Hean,Potter.and- Elk will tupromptly
'., attended to Slake in theVourt Heine, . second 'neer.
DR. L. D. WIENER,
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Phyelclan *wit. Burgeon, SrnethpOtt, Pa, • will attend to
• alt proressiong calls.with.prompt,nene.- 'Office lo:Saik ,
well Block, second . • "
N. 11.1111TL.P. & 'CO.,
itetii) ' 4 IF
'Wholesale - and a ea ere pis an alloy ; Pry
Carpeting, Ready Madi'Clothing, and..GeWettil
• Yurnlabing Goods, 'Boots' and Shoes, Wall and Window
Patier, IPooklng.alaisesdc.o...:,At 1.1.•
312 " 2 " ROUSE,
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ffnaithport, ;Olean Ce,, Ps.. • D. 'tt:•litsseti, , Preprie
• :tor-opposite the Court Mate. .A.new;, corn
..seodioee end Well T throlthedleuee. ' • • '•-
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zomr Beams,
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Atternejr and OottutegOi at lair, lintethpoit; Ili' ?Hewitt 0 . 0
Pa.. Win attend to altbeid neat in bit proteleicin in the
, . counties'of IVlCeani'Pettet'end Elk. ' Office dyer 0..t1;
. fiactwell tr Brot4ets , Store.. ' . :... . . '', *- • •
ABTO I HOW;
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4. C.Houtifili. PrOpiletor,Athethpdrt,•: IVlCean 'Oa . ., You
Litag, ert td and;frord.this plied stdp.bdre.
,kiciod-detetd
modatlons and fee-soma:o priadt. •.. . ..
pIDZoN IRoNe k
Dealer In Dry Goode;Viotr,'Salt; Fret
"Heady-Made Olottdog,,Boott alit Shoes. Store to Ea
ton,e old stand, Smettiporte,Sa. fleueritt Patent Medi-.
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MCKIM! ROW• E • • • '-
coenei.of BWOond and Libprty,stropio,..Wikyreo,. , Po. . B.
ItAttion Pr9Ortatof.%'Troveleis wilt: find good so
eOzunodailpos mod resiionable amigos.
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Desist in latomie. Tin' Wate;.lspoened Ware, "&e., iiest
side of.-the Public; Dqnsre; amethport, Ps'. Custom
- work Mine to' order.on tlie shortest, notice, and to the ,
mostSibetimilall meaner: ' ' • - • • •
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Dealer is Dry Goods Groafirjes;Ocookeryt,.E(stdware,
.Boote,lttas, Hatt , Cape , Qlsts ~, lfaile; Oils, arc."l. &o.
East side al the ,PubEa Square, Satatbpost',
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•P..10r In Piorislikisiiind ribiltrarocirles generolly,.at
•Farmers Yalloy,•M'Kson:Oo. Pa, Groin Lumber
• Shinegi '&44. token In •,excluingo for , Gods: Paleoi
Medicines,For solo. •• • .; •
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2: Iriiteiss. ProprietotAlle4heny : . Ptidge',* 1.1 1
,Keati
Co ,P. This ho t , p oe to situated slant nibs miltiofgon2
Bmotlport.'On the t•Oitd' to Cleau,.o,itit wltt.,be Couatt a
oontontont itlipplog-plaoo • . • •. •
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•!..' • -• IMPOIII - 0)t - ROvag ' • *-- •
ghipien; MlKeari 00., 'Pa.' I..solikND Coox,•Propriotor•
. ' • comoiodioniCadd•lielVfuriliked , house. 'Etrangera
andldwrgdpmwilliflemi good aoconiniodittioai. , .,• .
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" ':1 1 1111:14REP ...V4II I 4 I :.HOTEL •
Ity dotliiit s d,s,l lain !initiated ihoilt five eine
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from Sidahm.4 with° veed teßleas.'. Plaisuro parties
• end othetietee be neetatuadatedeli the shortestiotice;
" It 1 1 0 1 : 1 4% . .•
Na?esx.Dti+xie; Rrogrletor ;" phis house teoltneted bag
-wey. between timethrnrt sue Oleio. • If.yen want a good
dinner thisli the plees-toetei.• ‘.+ • •
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• - ouplugs coasrpf, •• -
Proprlator ot tha.Grist . diill, .at Maphantosbllrd, Ma
' Kean CauatiPa:- . 719ne. t r ial, and; Feed, onatabtly
on bald and for dila; laige and small quantitten.
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.. , BAIL.tOAD,:FARtrOE
WlLLlo ll3 7assix.R4poptistiwi DL Rollo Co.?
- .0.090 ..o.o49,titood,aAtoget caa ,thiro
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PORT.4I,LEOPIya.II4.III, ,s . • •
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to' t ,AiiegkaY;l6-
ILLIAM.SAIIMILL Prom e ) .0. „
UOUntY,'PC2..' This Motel le el tuste r ce at ttli . e:june i ,
'thin o r rriesnoithportir. Apigolqi . ffiv,Okloal!l?, nine
s out of Sinithport.... , ,
Lcipg•oi. ihe ' map.oi the (hilted Siates' and
thenlook ioto_the old stand of Ford & Smith
and you will, find Ed. Mnn:ea yin, - ,Shop all , en
,
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• the etreani , ot /lineation ,
. •, • , .proadei. ohnintei.i bolder : confer
Hurl thentoneeefPereeeution - •.
out where'er they bloOk Ate cotinsei .
• . Seek for etrength In telf.fixertion
~•••• • Work, and etill havelatth:to
• bibs° the eiooked'gate of tortunef
r' Make the road' to honor straight,
•-.. Men are agente : for,the future!
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. they work.; act Agee win,
• Eltheitiarrnet of adrineernent,
. • Or the products of their eln!
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"'Followenttinn buitlvatlon,.
Wider; Edneationhr plan, .:
• •
From the.inNeety of Dfature
' TOaeh thania)eitiof Hirt!
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" - Ridgy/in Pa.
Warren,. Pa. . '
Buono. Vista. Pa.
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS;
A B'ritish officei who was at.tle battle o
New. Orleans mentions incident Of thrilling
strangeness, ayid Noy Odecriptire the 'Wes
'tern; .huritere many. of whom 'inaiched to the
ilefence.of New Orteane. volunteersin . the
army under the renowned Andrew Jackson'.'
We marched, sayl the officer, in a eidid col
prism of twelve thousand men,in a direct .)ine
upon the American deienses. I . belonged to
the,statf,'.`and'as;we advatMed watched through
our glass the position and arratigeinents of our
enemy with that intensity.ad'offitcer only, feels
when marching into the -jaws of death . , with
the 'assurance - that while' he thui offersliitriself
••• . -
as a sacrifice to the 'demandS'of • his eountry,•
every action, be it•suCcessful or otherwise, will
be judged ivith the most heartless Scrutiny..
It was*: strange : sight, that long range Of
' cotton balos-4 new, material for , breatitwork ;
heads only. visible ,above . 'the line of defence.:
could distinctfy see their long. rifles laying
over'the balea; and - the b'atieryof.Gen. Coffee
directly, in floht;witkits great mouth gaping
toward us; and'the POsition••of Gen'. :Jackion,
vOtls his.staff around him.. Butwhat attrac
ted. our attention most • waS.the figure of -a tall
man, standing on the : ,breastworks, - dressed
linsey woolsiy,. with :buckskinAeggings, :and
i; hroad Irimmed . .felt : hat that: fell,nround„' his•
face, : almost concealing: features:„ „
standing in one of. those picturesquoand,grace
'hil attitudes ; j)iettliar. .those' natural,' men=
dwellers in the . foreat. • The'body rested .on the
left leg,..and swayed With. a'curved • line up
warda; the
; righl;arrn extended,. the . hand ,
grasping the rifle near the :muzzlei the .but of
whickrested 'pear the .01 'of. the' right foot,
white with his' hand bkraised •the!.rim of the:
bat froot his:eyes; Old seemed gaZing !inns be• , •
neatkinfensely.upon :our,: advancing column.—
The_cazbun'of - Geo, Coffee had opened upon us,
and tore ; through 'Our; ranks with `dreadful
,Slaughter; ; hut.ioContinued to adtitinee,..iinWa
vering and'cool, as if nothing threatened
.011 T,
. .
The roar of cannon...sernid tohave no effect
upon, the figure standing on'the. cotton bales,
but he seemed fixed and motionless as a statute.
At last:he moved, threW baCk the hat rim
over the , grown.With'hia. left hand; raised the
rifle .to his shoulder; and tookaim at, bur group.:
Our eyes were, riveted , upon him. At ;whom .
had he levelled', his Piece?' But:the distanea
wassothat.' looked 'at each other aandgreat we
smiled.saw the rifle flash, and my right:
hand tomPanion, is noble :looking a fellow as
ever rode at' the" head , of his regiment,_ fell
from his - saddle. The hunter paused a'few mo
rdents, witliout moving his rifle from hisshottl.
der, then reloaded and 'ream:lied his to:riper-at,*
titude. • s Throwing his hat
,rimaroin over hia
eyes and again holding it up w ith .the ,
h a nd, he, fixed'. his piercin g 'gaze upon if
hunting out,another vietitto.. Once more the
hat riin was thrown•heelcand the 'gun 'raised
falba shoulder.: •• This'time.We • did not
but shOtt'glances at each:.Other, • to see
which of : namcsttlie;• and when the rifle again
&shed, iinOtherof ns•drofmed to the earth:—,
There was . saniethiii r .• aWful in iriarchingon
to certain death. - . • - • • "
. .
General. Cdttio's battery end thousands of
rmisket,billa played ' pon our ranks.. We cared
not for tll(emr therb waii‘4 .chance of 'escaping
unscathed: Most of: us had walked •ttpon,bat
taxies a hundred times more
. deitrudtiVe With
out.quailing.bat to inovilhat every, Utak that
rifle
,Was levelled 'toward us , arid : Italboit!
sprang irobt the barrel,:nne oftiejniust.
tali I TO saegleaming;'sut hash 'as ;tbe:
iron , came down, arid see 'rest . inotirailaiii,
if
,Jtioati,rock; sad '"knew, 'vhencth'e
itainmer struck and the sparks ..iie‘yto,tha full
primed pin, that tlie,miaaiker of.`death.drOve
unerringly.to its goal—:.to„Mw this, and still
marsh en, was, awftil., - .4, - ; • .
-
SMETHPORT M'KEAN COUNTY- PA., THLTRSDAY, MARuti
80 Nd *lnt MtNEERS.
" s 7 C6ilLea B! IL
• • .• •
rake the Spa, oir,rersereranee';' •
Dig thetieid'ot,Progrees wide, • •
;Every rotten leek of notion; •: • •
Carry oat end eastiosidri
Every etni?bon weed, ot.firroy,
'..Eyery seed that hints the eeil •
'rares t :whore very gronth•le terror—
Dig thorn Out; nhateler the toil,, . :
. • .. . •
'pake the Spade of Pertieteranse.; , ,
.Dig:the field of Profits* wide;
Vary bar true instruction
Carry nut and et4t *Wei' '
Peedthe fruit Is Wisdom;
'Cleanse fronierime thenninroon
from ins throne of Heaven
near the elands from God.
WI!E WESTERN ..11tINTEit;
BY A . ' BR I 3 SII OPplC BA
f.could.see nething bu the tall ligtrre stand.
• • . t,
ing - .On'the - lirettetworli; He .seemed to : groovy,
phantom-like; teller and,....teller,.....fissittninfly
tbrongh the
~,: e tioke; the eupernaturalfappent.:
166.6f:50me giant. spirit 'Agoin did here.
toed :and dischargellis : rile "With'the semenn ,
failing' aim; and .it 'Was With "'indiscribeble
Pleasnre that I beheld, id; we netired-the'Ainer-•
iced liner; the sulphurous einolteinther around
us end shu t ' ut t hat , pectral Idnter
S f rom' my ,
gaze.: We lost the battle, and terny: mind the
Rent tray eiflernati Contributed Mote on; de
, ,
feat than anything else; for while-he rentilded
to our sight our attention was drawn" from 'our
duties; : and:when et laid we became enihrouded
:smoke, thS wPrk s . Wei "Compiete-L-ive
Were in utter confusion Ind unable in the
trernity, to.' restore' order sutficient to make
any successful : attack. . ' • ,
Sp, long as thousands,.and : thousinde of rifles
remain in the hind! Of the people; so long - as
men come up from their, childhood- able,, ere
the down sppearir upon the chin," : to: hit the cem,
tre:of u mark, or:strike a deer, at one hundred
and fifty yards, : in the Most. vital pert; so long
as there ieti'great portion of the Republic whii
,liire as free nettle, Indian,' knowing . . . no
leader but their own: choosing, knowing no law
but that of right, and the iiono . rbre observance
of friendly intercourse,' ;Americo is uncop-:
querable, and all the, of the combined
•
world, though they may drive there froin 'the
sea coast'and"ocross the Allegheny-mountains,.
vvould.not be 'able to subdtie the free-sonled
hunter among the mountains and. great 'prai
ries and mighty rivers of the West.
A Terrible Adventure on a Prairie.
. _ . .
H. Packard, Esq., an lowa gditor anklaw.
yer, was recently lost in a snow storm hetween
Sioux Rapids and Fort Dodge. About three
hours after he started, a -healiy• mow storm.
burst 'Mon him accompanied by a . high . Wind.
from the north-west. Snowing the danger of
attempting to cross those largo prairies in such
a storm, he turned back and 'attempted to re . ..,
trace his stepi, but soon f oinuri was irriposei
ble for , man:or beadtto face. the storm; ,there
fore proceeded . on his journey, ; confident that
he could ride to the next house (40 miles) by
nightfall. 'But his horse having ;.broken ibio'
the ice several afraid ingo up, l
on'the ice, and he was 'delayed' many timas'at
stouguriturn ingtrm - wrertutra—tour ,
about half way across the prairie ? , Here be
found it :impossible to induce tbe horse to gn
. upon the ;.and while searching fora ;better,
Crossingo ' he Ice broke with him • and let him
into the water above' his kneed. He endeavor
ed to get lathe shore, bat the ice broke at, ev
ery step, and he struggled on through the • ice
and snow and water a distance 'Of Vienif or
thirty feet before he came to the Arm iee.- •
He at once a tt em pte d to deie his 'shoes
so
•
and Stockings , g, but they were so enCased in ice
that was imPoseible.• - :.ConZitreed-titat .he
•
must remain where 'he wad until morning, and
that hid only. safety was in keeping in motion, I
he commenced. running upon , the • ice and con-,
• Honed to do so until daylight the next morning,
when,
• having suceeeded in getting hiahorse
across the be started on:foot as he dip
posed, towards' F ort' Dodge:• • •Aftei:, : .tivalking
about. two miles and a half he found he bad
turned drotind'and was going back; he irnme
diatelf retraced his steps and Walked alt day,'
dragging'• • 'hie frozen feet' thrcingh inOw . ankle '
, "
deep; at times knee deep, s his•horsio -following
him, and •Ini was again.•overtakerrbY night
abmitthree milea from a house.
.Here he left
his 'hoise and started on, hoping to, reach the
housnin an hour or two, but he was so faint
and weary tiiit befell frequently, and was nine
hours *in walking_ the lakt three miles.' His
sensations during, this time; as; described' by
him, were peculiar ank strange; the road
sap
peered. to be embitildered in moitheaatiful cot-,
ors,and he siopped and,' reached tO . pick up a
specimen. -several; Satisfied ''thal his
mind was wandering, he endeavored , to divert
his.mind from the considerationofthat•subject,
but in 'vain ; if he' looked at; the side of the
road it appeared to be walled: up, and to 'be
covered with hogs lying on their hacks Raid:
ing,limself he, proceeded, and attength reich
et& tt k i hone e of Mr..'Welch,about '4 o'clock , in
the mornirig.. 'He Wes tekin'in and cared for
Until the arrival of frienild from Fort. Dodge.
—The-Broken4learted Wife;
'Visitinethe Ptiwn:trokeris shop for thepuy
,
licise of redeeming some articles lelt•by an un. :
fortunate friend;• thefollOiving - .eirournstences
attracted my attention:,- ' •
A middle-aged mau enterad- with 11 bundle on
which he :asked small adv ance, and which on
• . •
being' opened, was found contain a shawl;
and two or : three ,articies 44n :tele- apparel;,- -
The Man. and'stutdy ten& as :I judg
ed, limn, itiOippeaiiinciV , A4nechantia4tibut-the
.mtittiolit the ',Adestreyee-, vitat'e. , ,pre:,•filai bleated
conntatin'enk-anifi k is,hea*it, ':ektupitt • ln-
Ty-0r,:..' , *?? • `,, - •
4.ttipimice had marked him tor .her. oirta:•
Ellijtii4fiirt:k!.,q4r.r4 4 l.l;'Amini9ll the eir
ql4,pledite;.when,alWnittall:Wintle,pale ,laee.
and.attentintedleirwheipoka-lvinittacquaint
anew With4 , - , serrOviT'citnie.lintOheithrip, and
witty the single w.cc lama ton, 4 0) 'IF -, Oheit 1"
'darted: rather than run .to that ititof_the•coun
ter wkere-tbe man was atatidtng.' , Wonle' were
•
not 'Wanting' to explain het stoiy—her miterac
. -
ble 'husband; satisfied- with' : waeting
Ovenearnings, and kavink her
, to starve : with'
hei children, had deicended to the meanness
'ofidundering':•even , her:seenty.Werdrobe,and ,
the pittance, for the obtaining • this
•robbtery wouldfurnish , means, was deetmed , to
'be squandereds t the tipplipg'house. A blush
or.shime arose.,iven tion..ll4,degrided
brit It . iindeltliiiinised' awaY. thre•hiiittil appe
proyailed,,and_the better feeling ,that had
,apparently stirred, Within hini,for the. Women,
soongave way bef o re its..diseaSed and insatia-'
, . • ,
ad pr ay i ng.n
41Golionfs;!' '.Wtts
„his harsh,.
,Und angry pc.
elannation.. “What. brings you here, running .
after me With your everlasting 4v:dd. Go hente
and,mind your. business. , ' '
. . .
jj "O ,&Vert, dear_liobert,!'inaWered the Mt
tappY wife, rrdon't pawn rratiiiiVl; Our ehil
dren arp . crying , for bread, and have none to'
give them. Oh, let me have.the moneyj it is
herd to tart with that shawl for . it wee' Mr
Mother's' gift ; but I will let it go rather than
see my, children: starve: Give'rrie the money,
Robert, and don't•leave to
!' I watched' the face :of the pawn-broker,. ,•
to
i see 'Whet, effect' this appeal wetild hive upon
hini, but I `watched . in vain.
." He Was:bardened
to distress, and' had no sympathy to•• throw
away.... `Twelve
,shillings on t s . gelte,'' ; he silk!,
tossing them baik to the drunkard with a per
feet, indifference. , ..• •.' .... •
... ' - : ....•• : !
, t,Ctaly twelve • ehillings,7'. murmured the,
i heart-broken. Wife in n tone of despair', pOn,
Robert, don't let them go for. twelve shillings.
Let me , try F eirtewhere'else." , " ': . .'• - •
nriOnsense,” answered the brute. "It is, as.
Much as they're' worth, T suppose.' Here, Mr,-
Crimp, give en the ch'ange'." . . • . . .. . ,
The money walk, plaCed. before . him, andlhe
bundle consigned - - to a drawer Tha . ..yroment
reached forth her hand towards t i he silver, blit
the movement was' anticiiatetbiher:husband.
(ahem, Mary," he said, giving
,her half i'del
ler„ ioThere, go home, and dontmake•ii fuss.
I .
'm going a little way up the street, and, per=
hips, may bring you , something frem the Mar
-40,
ke when I come .bome. . - - - • :
e.hopeless look of the poor woman, as she
rn ee , 74
tuned to go, told plainly:enough how
•little 'she • - trusted his ambiguotie _promile:---,
They .went on their way, she taller famishing '
children, and, he to squander the dollar he had.
Stook4itifrwing vs. Grain Raising.
, . .
The two systems of stock growing and leis
inggrafn should go' together on all. farms and
in all situations where Stock and grain can, be
raised.. be plachere price
illhere. may • .es w , the .
of stock is so, low that'it may be more prate-.
bletoiaise grain ; but : even the _stock' raising
to some extent, Will be found to 'Pay better in .
the end ;tindlt must.heaPPerent to all that,
continually taking from our:forme'and return
ing 'nothing to them, wiliberuineus to - the:soil.
We may be applying' lime; plaster. and ashes`
atiniulate, the .soil to greater. eitivity - , fora
while; but this will only: prove the more ruin
ous in the and; for these articles only supply.
the inorganic . elements of plantti ; and if no or
ganic matter is returned in ;time; shape of barn
yard manure, our crops of grain vvii.lby degrees
grow beautifully,. less r. and , then - again, .there
are some soils So springy, and wet that grain
cannot be.grown• to adientage. On
,all such
soils; stocklreising: Of:course shindd, : take he
head; but as a general thing; the two systems
should, go hand ie . hand. - Many farrriers'who.
keep littleateek, raise no more grain than
others who keep,several head of Cattle;liorses,
and sheep ;• and; *fling all-the
,grain 'et their.
faims,. and sometimes even their , ler mid
coareefodder 2 ;•and burning up their ••elacks• of
straw, and these and various other'ivays con
tinuallf drewing organic matter from the moil,
and oftentimes 4r westing'their Iragrance, on the .
desert airii!..their farms 'ere ail: the tiihe grow
'Mg poorer, while others,.•*who 'keep' a large
•atrinunt ofetock, consume smite'of their coarse .
grain.and all their fodder; - ‘ make large amanita'
of manure, their farms area ;
I , the time growing
better-.:enabling theni tor Ise inore grehi and
keep more stricie. • • -Theremay be; and no doubt
is,.a limit te•thil i' hot rhave sometimes .oo't
that the more stock' a man keeps;the. more
grain hecan raise, thus realizing more than a
double profit--a profit frem both stock and
grain,. and: also a profit from the increased
amount afbdth:stock and: grain he is enabled:
'to raise :from 'cOrribining "the 'two ',eyeterns.—
JEFVERSON iris Frente.- 7 1'he writer; of
-• • •
tboDeclaratiodof. independence welt; passion :
ately fond - ,of fiddling, and la said_ 'to,-have
celled In. playintrupOn :that instrument. in
1770 . .. his familriniension Was burnt:,:Jet
fersOe Used to . tell, in after;years, With great :
glee,,ttri anecdote Connected with - tins fire, He
was absent fram hopie .when. it occurred ; and.
a•slave arrived•oat breath;to inform him'of
tbedisaster., .After learning . tbe 'general, de.
'struetion, he inquired, '4:g Hut.were wine , of: my
books etoredl l ..cc No, niiaastk,'}waithe'reply,
"But ;,",`
Atyitrian papeszsays:that the '
striingth'of Itustt iailijiime of peace,' is repre4
Sente?,Eky 400,00 t) man, sti', in times of „war
b:lr 7500100 (11012•:', The navy.is itifer,ior to the
two ieetlinOtali?torPe'qqrs) SnPlinja nnd Na"'
piss; ,it is composed. at 435,, armed.
with 552 inns, net , l mmineti:Oth 8,701 ties
In' :the
Cincinnati ; rbiinaMe:,.inaMaredi.io-:10:14141.4'
Olf rninirtir I ,
wealthy
'parents-and after a brief courtship
marrted'her.-: loved
hint dear1y . ,,,,,4* hit:4oo.:liiiitrifiliiiieji*alif: 1
'eati4ra)iffariei*l
brief WC:atalent(
young: man been* 'hanltrtiptv ." ' lie wit.;
. evithont . a:doll4, butnet... The
gold, mines -Of' Qin orn a were.open . ; e.a
it.entniona end la the .fie4ustrieuer
•letive his beaut iful-wife.lind, leek lie glittiqinc
'shores, Where he:amild' taisin until. hi ,fallen'
tiitunes The •kosidillidn - Vnee:
taken was soon eripie4o.
.calieatliin; - .;.hut?thettou . q atilt piing' over `him
I.lnytati active, enterp rising :
yet, w bile. athers:' • aroandhind,'Wer* . 'iiioioini.
the *Aden 'heiVeititi;nhatidance;ila , ayaiY - yio•-:,
' ' t •-•
;feet For 'gash yeari- e continued thus. r:
He became idek;...,weaVy:and,:disheivtened, - tinf .
his Oride,Woold.in'ot iliow • MM . to Wvita.heMe ;
foViaasistenee: He 1,4* rednied 6'411;
newspapers ifi.the:etteit . for: a livi ng:'
vireekkegifitie wail • it - Folsom 'street
wharf ; upon 6e. : etiliatrae. e:Mall''steanei, arid
ha• pus sepiere.yritei.- - came':nshore, he,
caught , a:glimpia•ola t richly dressed.
he
hotel, got, a - InieiloW, arid rccoguized:.. her as
hie wife whom he:had not: seen.foreight year..
He was ~poOrly. ' dre need; b ut : his 'effeetion
gored, his . and made
himself know The' tieognitfon .:Was
followed by‘ii .heitetiful exhibition et;'Unahated.
died;,lesiving bee
she had. not heard'' from her . huitinnii•'keaight
year*, ned;leerintfak 'eafett, , :ilie . ;had
solved; to visit this *ale:o4 reakeitriiiiee:fur.
hartelt.' The:.lady;'eloeed'.,.'her conversation.
with her husband ii'pattiag%het arine . ahanfhie.
neck; aO-gaii4).'hMw, dear : GtUiinki;;'..'We'tir:) .
go home.urul . .tie ..happre
They did gp:hotii'e. - Oa lhe.:=etee.M.ii;!' iitt,
.last' Monday: Thiel storyis. strictly true:4
Cal( foritia
Wiimeies Vfectia:—A. few: deysAinep,
Superintendent of; the Meuse of. IndgettY, ,Ney.r•
York, in visiting among
,chijdreri of.
rie';'":01le" i on: ivja - ow
iltre. , G; 'who then that
street: She has Vivo fine little who
tend be House:Schrol. AttentienvVas panic
catleci to their cireumetenc4bythe
ther applying for aid ta . pay her req. She . ho:d
dliposed 'of ,every. article of::.hotteehOld . : 440; 1
ture that could: bit pledged, :6, 46..0;
miserableee.istancd, and keep iiery family
cilite'found her,', , said the iisitor, ;chard at
work making boys' Week 'cloth
: caps, !dine:nod'
:With braidiliadtioW 4nd, buttomr; lined with'
Vexed, ninalinj . : and
.Wash4eatheri-and with:
patent leather' front,. foi 3 the;Makingfindpresr:
,ing of which Obe. , reeeilied oroo:iA
Or boo did. not it 'end
aikao to see her; pase 7 hook.-74 *as
Pin good tirnee;t' - she , used to get•three
and sixpence' per . dozen;"., bat hoer the priee•is
4. . •
reduced t • alive ni from eueh grasping, trades,
••-. , . ,
MOn, 'and iroin'theneeessfty 44c . xeakei
illes dependent upon theal , ... t:" •
.
She pledged the - bed from under herself
add drib:lrani , the froCk from off heiiisci4,'`and;
bfclondippllc,tioti, working-from:early light,
till ".dark (she could not • efforde'candle). with;
such assistance as we Could gird* be? , ..in' tki
way of bread; - She bedAald away . the Money
for' rent,:just'llite./ TOadd . .:a: little to,, her
,stoie, she bad received another Woman into her ,
room as a lodger.;, : ,After a .. :tveOF had passed/
her ,lodger ' - ran ' aWay;and carried ",With her
all the:,,,rioor widow's hard,ahrned, rent, and' she
CO44 . ..find no trica.cif tho..ihief., ..The agent
was inexorable and, and tcough a lobar, honest j
woman, told her she must go 'out unless the
rent was paid. ; Whit could she dp? it turned
out , here that olio had tionearia,fo 'pay ih:p .
""advance'? (as rent in advance is- termed) in
another Louse... TO go -into the treei'lbillie:
night was misery, and to: sleep With.: herlittle,.
girls in the Station .honse witi alm o st certain
.death t o them.
,Iti her extremity 'An applie * 4
to"here. friends -at this - Heine . "01,Inclnetry:: 7 4,
4 1elease to lenti:rne tbe.,three'ileilarii, ainti tilt
strive to repay' 40 . :fiiit'o.l ' i o .* ) '';'A4*
tontwoyo aiepooi motho". ifity.o_iq 'pap:l43
oat of such wages? • , With' ail. liet'•eiprifoli4
iiiiioiaa harelY earn ten shillings spot . .. Weal,
tier, rent . Was:pnitt, hei.:children' ttia:aphooledi,
ted , tind clothea::frona the :es of , titti..ifoliiie
of .Indistryi end an i bonen ' Wetnettle aided te
..,,6
her - lirods.-to . Ic' op :beteelf and ciiiidrea'fr(m
lieeoll/tfti 04 ,43 a• -., Thc.,,-§bl.eii ,cap iii . ; 0'
possession 'of
~ ,the periatehtle4l.l :.
~!.;.. ‘,?
'rank); and - -,01,04.,
of mankind may: la compared ;tsi::.#4k;:plal#l .
etrearnatindrivere of,"ronaing,yrateS - ;:*111: :
eecl
i;otrie:Wiead, :wide?'l!o:tel,. ',) o**iii , fl7 4l 4R*
and make s more
others;but-alt
,5 0 1 11 P r '
ted rivers arc equally ; ; lost'sm J ub
wit4;ithe,:attaiieAt'lti4,4o4.a.l4oo.lv;
,
i5l
.sitte - adibeffio.
f.rpisPritrti!Pl
.4:0440b Ift
0.;
ms"l9ll,#);?p,,ltAl!
0 0 _00! r : l i !
ritindii SU:00001j
nursed by , !libn 4014,614
inj been,
,boughtt,'V':) 4 ll44o)
. o a vat ionc . ; BY ..!!
ovnei, in
history of oot,rifeeih,z,',-',,,g04,.
Otltt Pr:v 4 tr 174 ..,/, ..V" . • 6l '
:Mitchell; the ielebeatiter
hie aeeturee reeentii i'6
.eithithat AetroihMiserti .
tbut our , ru'letegetiroft,-
apace, !lacono livorie ti vo erOtioi
opening, tied; iii, the, iniiiiita
• were'ehising together Atli
Asirenemek • some Yeatil,,,,ler
luri 6 ° r't Able; I>r 6101 ,4, 4 4
bier. tbe ' r'heaVerli'; Be
clabies s iiii)i; 4hie6-.041114)1
greet per yeare,',inst, i, , :hes#*6,.
woo pytio , tkielf-tkr itialr'
•would .bill'•iiirglatitiongivac,
most; . rapidly; "Mime *mild be At
wcwere Passing 'in our; etihriiesi ,
ring If an equater,•we:-ereekttOmerejeori.o,„,._ ,
arde the Pciles While'lke eteitiviiiiilk
~iii,*.g„
tog, and from ther,other sytterli,the,4tWellijiltiV,
be closingptogetb oo 4 llll, * 4 : ' kini 041 - *,; ', - ,
cage f end , we were'nowAettiaifyminf
the star .112 . 11'• iiithie ,conetel4tien'let.
4
, ts ,
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