A E VOL.. 2. ..i11Y:40ii..4/tijontp.'''TD . ittort.tt.• 'PEDLISILED EVERY TLIERSDAY DIORNING, , By OVIATT; SMETHP6RT, M'R'rEAN ,COUNTY,','PA TEEMS : ' . $1 50 . ip.Advance , •. . . .. • A .• • ' • •.Ittitef Advertising.- „ '.. • . . . I. Column . one year.... ' oo- ,- 4 . '^ ,—, ' -. , '.. 155 60 • % lA,: -,..‘,.. '-•.,, .....4 ~...-. ; .... '................... 300 0 7(. izt ll 00 oN '.. ".. •.' " " ' l . - -" - • • • •• . ... '.. ..f. o•o5„,' „ .. 1.5.00 One square efl2 lines or less, 3, insertions...,...... •No Each_ subsequent insertion, .......,.„..-;,, ~ ;.......—,..... _ . 2.5, Ilinaneam Cards, with paper" . , ' .": - , 6OO ' ,Elj•••Those Terme will ho strictly - adhered te.;L:ll.' .• • , ~ . . 13 ti6iiic.6 . s ...3]llit.ecto'il). ABMLIN , . . .. . Surveyor, Praft‘Tain Convey:. Cur,. 'end Real', Estate • ,' Agent: . Stnetliport, - WKean county., Pa. . . . . • - •.,- •WILLIAMW.ILIKIN . Practical lilechanic,•• illill:A•right. • . &C . Port Allegheny, WKean, cnuntii Pa..: • • • : J. L. BROWN, . . B,URTEYOII., DRARTSif iN, aONVNTANCVIT and neat' Estate.:Ag'mti ; Ofi e. .i!lf a nsvi leV.Elk 0 1. . • ... ...• . . . . . • ' ..: '. —I,EFEIWNCES Chflpill•& noyle,. ,E,cra . ..... , ..•... nod Tlionlag '''.t.7uttleri, lion. A. 1. WilenA ..: .',. ......... . . . .• • • • CARVER -• ...• JOIN 11..11C1.L,Proprieioi;ccirnOr of Wati.i; and Hickory . i!tr,OetB.oVarrun Pa.. Genoral St4e'pffie.e .. • • ..* )3 F.:VC/RIGHT & CO., • - . . . . . 1S ; ho1011e linSitsiail DPalor.s it, Family lar9cerleq. Pork. ,Flour,•Ealt.;• Fend - . &S .'&•C'. , l'ndor 1§ 'l 4 'sl.r. • ;Stove Store. East side of-ilie PubliSqutire, Striettlp.,rt. J. BACKUS &CO • 03(41erni Dertierx 1111:iry • (lands. • Brncdries, Croctitery 4etyly-ht-o.ol.thinit, Boots awl Shops, o.tpA U'ppo . aite the„Confl Howe; J. c, MIMES; . . Wholegate and Retail Dealer.. inl'rori.dnin , and . Fa;nily Groceriea. Dry Goods; BOots. Sonia II ,ts, .• YanknoNniihnn,..i,c &c ...Store one doqr west Of the • Astor louse. Terms, • 4 . • FOI3ES HOUSE, • • • . . . . .. . . .rronting. - tho. Public. Square. Olean: ',N, Y. •.JAmEi . M. :Mum' Pniprierdr, The P4..b . e.311.14e 14 Ctltir6iy,ll ,3 ,te 'MIA boilt of: brick. and ha, furnished in !Odom etyle The' proprietor. Ila,tei.e.hinm.l.l tl at hjo atecommoda- Alone are not surpassed by any, hotel in .ttlesitern N w 'VOA, Cairingee • ruh, to and 'rOin.i.lie'ileivYi*k. and Erie Rail ',lined, ' . . DTDON D. HAMDI', . . . . . ATTORNEY .1i L'..tic; Smethrort,. 31'Kean Counts, Pa.. ' Azent - for, .:itesra Reatin 4, & Co , s Lands' . ' .Atten IF' especially to the Cnileetfon of Clainn; .E.Tainination dr Land Titlee; 'Pa:intent of TI \ XPF . an I nit laniness rela . . 'tini to Real Ila-ate. , Office in if indin lilurk. : . GREEN'S, HOTEL . .. . . . D .A . ...Wurcurr, ficopriiitaY.—,iit.'Kint.um., Warren county 'l.c,;. Inc Tithleivill be Aupplie.l .with the be...i,• the contit.rrafforilc, and,hospaye no paiiii in neCornoilAtiug hia gueats,. . . . ._ ... . , E.-BotIg.HTON ELDAED, .. . _ . . . .. . Attorney and Conn:4olor iii 'Law ; Sinfdboort, 111',Hean • County, PA, Ifni new en'ru , iteil '•to bbi.e•tre for ilto •••, enuntieit of :111 - Coan r l'otler and Elk will be promptly 'attended to ..Offiqe in tho.Coure'lliinie, second, fluor. L. R. 'WISNER; Phyoician nod Suronon, Smetlipor,t,.Prt,' will'attend to all Orpfet.:tionnlo.ills with' proroplocOo, Of:heti:in t.'-art ' wet I 13lock recond floor.' ' N. S:BUTLER Br. CO., Wholesale and Retal Peelers in Staple -and Fancy 'Dry Gooda,'Carpoting, Ready Made •Clothina.auel General Onorlic.. Route and Shoes, Wall: and Wibdow Paper, Loolcing.(llassen&e: . ".. At blears. N. Y • BENNETT Suipthport,3l'Kenn Cd:. Per. TtExtin.yr;•Proprip •tor—pppoeite• the Court lionse. • A new; lar4e, corn .roodious and well turtihthe'd lions& . : ", ,• JOHN C.. BACKUS, • . . . . . .. . •,. . • . Attorney nnil Witrueetior at Law. Smetliport, M'ltean Co: . Pa.. WilLetteitil to allieviiriene in hi: professindin the '.. conntieP of l'iliKean. Pntte'r and }llk. - Office ever Q. G. - Saitirell St Brother'e' Siore.! . .. • ' •• ... • '•• .; . . . . OIDEON IRONS, Dealir, in Dry Goods . ; drocaries, Pork, Flour: Salt,' Fish Ready-Made' Clothing, Soots aid Shoes 'Store in }:a ton's old 'stand; Striethport Pp:. General Patent Medi-. HACICRgY HOUSE,_ • . . . . ~ Corner:of SeCOLVI rm,l 'Liberty atreeta,..V;raeron ' Pa.' R. A. Tiariona,•Penprietor. , Trarelera , will find good to-' • - contnodationa and reasonable, charges, -, .• , E. S. MASON, . . . Dialer In , Stoves', Tin. ITare,,leencned Ware.' &c., west aide or..thit Patina Square, Srnetlipott, Pa.. °adorn' w.mk done to order on the shortest notice; Cud In the most substantial manner... . . : • W. S. BROWNELL; . . ,Dealer in Dry Ganda; Oroeertea erneken., Hardware., Beots..Shoes, Hats. Caps.-Glase, Nails. Oils,.&e.„&e, East aide of the Public. Square, Sinethpert; Pa, 4.. T; orro; , - .. . • . , Dealer in Prorlitionx „ antirPannly Prncertei generally. at Prtrtners Nallev,lVilKeen 0n,,.'211,- Drain,' Limber. • Shinelex,qkc , taken in exchange for. Goods': • Patent • 'Medicines . for, ordO• ' . ' • LARABEE'S HOTEL; • , . . . 11: Lemnos , Proprietot,—Allegheny 'Bridge, • hP,Kaan .• Oci,,Pa, Thin bowie lo . situnted about nine mlleMote 'Stnethpoit on the• road to Olean; and nill,be fc(And'a convenient stopping place , • . . EMPORIA:TN, ROUSE, • . . . .. Shipren: ISl`K . oan,Co., P... • V.lt EG i ND' Coax. Proprle. or. A coninlodioua And . . well-furnkhal :110fle : •Straugela • and Loviolarli wlll'find rroyi accommodittionFt. FARMERS' VALLEY HOTYL; • . . . ... . . . . . By T GOnDWI9. Thig houge i, gif ontgd I.hont fivf@milg? • from Smothport on4hg rogri th Olmm. , plea.,;o! Hr it o . '.- and ”the gimrrho nrennwhAnted on the shortost got h•g ELD RED FI ALrAll AY HOUSE, • • , . . . . . . NATliAti TYRNXIII, Proprietor:. Thitt hnore is,teuitett hat ,trity,hotweitn Qmethport Rod Olpan. • TOtott ,want agoii,, Month.' thlkin the plare.to Atop". . . . , .. . . . . GNORDIs CORWIN, . h .. • ' .. Proprierdr-OLilie G r'hit Mill. :it Mocloinicsim T Mc• Kona (inunty Pri. • Flour. , Meal. and Food, constantly on hnnd and for.aalo. in large an!) snail cinanti ti es, , RAILROAD• HOUSE o.' OsTauuDen,,,••• • Prourittor;.' IsioraFich; MGCon:n PP.., • Good .aocUmmodatious eau he had there at; al PORT ALLEGANY ROUSE, y oNo ca it. DOLLEY, Proprietor, at Pori 'Allegany,' 11le . Kean County Pa. .:Thre lintel ipaituntrd at.the. June- Moo of the SmetlipOrt and Allegany 'River toad's, nine. lanes eaet'of Smethport. • • ASTOR.. - Rov&FJ, 111 , KEAN co., ra 7 . wm: HASKELL : : Propriptor • The Proprietor hnving itcontly purehmed andothor enghli refitted Ahe'Astor nouns, flatters himulf thet be oen Welsh u gond apconainodntions ao any hotel in West ern Perinvivanie. • • The ckuto.4.,Doe . . [We iisire had the udder and upper dogs.iind somebody • give.l the outside dog in the fight, .in. tlie cOlumns .the I3oson Ei.pning Gazitca... We.thinkthis last dog is the best' ,In the:i)act.i - ' . . . . . You mayr. ay prate of.you upper ottoin dog, • And.blotrakalorintna • But, as Pve:foinid the safest dos, nutside dog' yl the Light." • lie neierllesires to be counted .'Thus shoving an instinct he eaves hie gritidei•slor polishing bones; , Dois..the, ohtside dog in thatigiZ . .. .. . . . . Mr Ipiehao may tiT.as loilg-q4.1,6 likes .. Te'do:inake hie i:oemli.o 7 e. eight; ', : • tint ihe'plemant pneitian of lookirg:on, .I!as the eiitside,dithl the light. .. • . ..Utterly - heedlessir in• the strife --'The niight prevail or the right; :The appetite's good and tranquil the life Of,the otttside.di;g in' the tight: When 4;inier theo:ktonip; tiAo r✓tpid wo.j.. Thar he 'runs is TerreShilliT, quite; .• And simply,eviiloes.,the sound good 660141 tkii:outEi 4'0 . 16,1.41 the • tight. ' 'Then heren.to'itit'lie;ilthj . And happy dn:yi; Itt"k tient rn'tdAinlance orgrog: 'And drink to thetv;ro at tirt . rtrt - tlfe, . AdloolthtiyithO °Mid :o dog.! "... =UM ‘V Pa S.nloth. qrt. Tliatl.:Was in' love was a . fact .not' ddriiit, .of asha.ow'' of dnnbt.• . I depth : Jed .Pf like a' : persomin.Mtie; rooked . ..and felt a" person indove.: . Tite.'aff.ction thot..had takek no'ssesOon of . -mY •.yOnthful heart" was no every' day one. was surelof that. :There -were not . weeds enntigh In the En'glish language to de- - seribe.the.height, depth, length, 'and-'breadt h. Of its grandeur,. ' f it 'wits destined to be a grand Oc'comPanitOent of : the rtges.yei to be—a fi 'x' ed principle ihroughent.'eternity-'-'-aplenet of silt', prising beauty jn.. the broad heavens -of hoine: o trectionj. load waS.' ret urned; 'strong .yearning,•of myt:nineeeen-Year-old heart 'went into the direCtion . .of : the . .Most' • Ireautiful rnaidett' in in Sept the.yearning, of her heart to inept mitvt.•Tn•ice . a Week, asolteitnS' -the week came around, w. , nt up to the old' -broom hotise:of Dr. Stod lard to tell his ttattghter :my dove.;and regnlarly, Ii t, tied ..lecitOl.of its return" froirri he red. lip; of my charming Janet, The . good.do.7'tor. made merry at our exptnoe,.turd'hiswife . took 'a' , Viclied•pleasure constarttly reminding us' of our yontli. Janet was, tortured hy. ferenees:to her playlionee.in the shed., her don't; sleeyetlPinafOres,-and pantalettes.of six months before; I was 'cittered-.ait old coat of . - the doctor's for my-mother tomake into ; We. .were, • nevertheles• deierrnibed. to be slyly.aWayfront the' 'house 'wfile our cruel. friend .reposed in.the arms of Morpheus hie us' on the "wings of love;-' to the nearest 'city=Jaiuet would be 7 come, in a Moirent'ls J'asoitßroWn. .At once we set about "making prepi ration's :for this 'important Everything, of COuese; rriust be - conducted With the-greate'sd. seeresy...;At twalve o i clock.l was todCave s 'iny bowie stealthily, ; get' . nay: taiher?s way • nag. noiselessly our of the barn and harness her; and then p . r.oct....eti to Janet. fanet. Was to be Wait - - in,g for me at fier'.charnbe'r teas place a. lad der at the same window; she 'was ; to descend that 'ladder; we were fo fly'down to the road,. through the:old lane,' to the spot. where the horse was fastened, atid theritheAvitid should not - outrun us. •• '• • .Therewas but one difliculty..in •ih.eway.l - shared by her sister. Fanny, a little miSchevinus, wicked creature, uf years,'yc•ho;.to use :Janet's words, “was rk s vake at al) hours of the•nighl." 'There was' &tit one Way; if Fanny'was aroused, she must 'be bribed intusilence. For that purpose I • placed in Janes hand a round,.shining dollar. But Janet needed assiStance, so she• concluded. to make Fanny he'r' confidant the' very . afferrmon,. before we' started, and in that''case lir:event . 'all possi-, hility, of rai'sin'g .the . house' by• . 4 .• sudden ;out- Well; the long-looked tot:, hoped-for,•Mid . yet dlfeaded night arrived at last. ; IloW.slowly. its leaden - feet cartiprfaway the . hours, and what a steange,.heartfull of emotions I bore. up, as I. sar . by my cham.bers windoW, looking out, as I thought fOr thelastAline,. upon the horne.of my father. Tl'e . mo-rn wasmut m all her splendor; he was ind,to'me, lighting up with. her Sil• 'yer .torches all the spots toy .eyes .. 'might -wish: v.; 'rest arm I.vvimt out into the world a. svaiuki-er Th.. bros.: fields lay -out, smooth Before ,, my gaze—rtlie..fields which I had work hy. my father's side since I was a little boyiih! had hri; heeM. 01t thisS.ltinetnre.my throat . began to ewella'. 1 turned away:fram the window... fell [.could but see my 'mother mice more.!" • I oiclaimed, robbing my . ..eyes with in'y• coat one ever had a better-mother than I ,have." -1 sat -down in it chair and 'sob bed 'outright. Jlooked around fot..s'Omething tO take:with 'Me, that my , niiither!s hand had blessed With ber.teuch. There was .dSpinning- Wheel in the.roornNvhipi • l slept; at. the'rind of the spindlld hung is woolen With my . - knife' . I -half cut and half tore it' oIIV dressed It ' . fer l vently to my' lips, and then placed it ; tenderly in my vest- pocket. .1 had no time to . do more; the old clock in the . kitchen, warned me solemn that my 'appointed rime.had - . ntriyed, and. saerri-ipoltry; -.Ailii AN. "cOtiNTY; ..PA . : ; . - - . !111 Utt 50A).7..,:. : 4 li. LY .-"2 . 8 . .; : ; IS -5?., MY FIRST LOVE COUA TY yet t46p, - .l.Feft'tfie • Otice out la the open:..air, my wonted light= ness of.epiritlrefarned.' eorisoleil. myself .the.thou;ht flint in a few . Years rshould.retarn: . again;, strp:Pg, 'heal thy, :wealthy,- respicte4 and'ltitnential honor to my , parents,: a blessing to `my the husbaad.of •:I have often 'wondered since.hOW•l secceed edinLgottoln.away from home with rny horso. and cart without arousing any •O'ne...''But,' ns good Wonfuts have il, I •made a triumphant, ' .. exit•from the' old Place, - . and.in . a.few moments' *ssjogging'along to• thehpioe of . ...Janet. only dread. WAS of the little sprite; Fan.• If at,. "ter all, she. !Would betray' us,' what •a :dreadful, direful,desperate•mischief it Wouldbe t What a wretched predieaMent affairs- , .vronld be. groanedafoud:at the . thouiht; yet I , put, a 41-aye face npUn the matter. I; said, .if •it was -right that we should We should- s . go; if J:t 'Wasn't' light ,in.all.probabdity Wre'shoubi stay at home;, yet righl.oriit-: t'hat• miserable little Fan did..bettay us, 'l'd spend days z in 'Wrottg:—That. *as certain.: • •AVuis lin ea'r'rist'l. Did' I mean •it? But. We :shall, :earnestly .and anxiously I gazed io -I.s,::art!9 the chamber 'windoW'o:l„.Janet;lls", a RC.' fastening my hoise'lly the ;roadside; I.„Walked CaalrinuSly up`the long lithe:that led. to the tOr's house... 0, joy inexpresiblef the'wavinc; of a .white handkerchief In the. told Me that, e..erything•was right; Oat .Ln mom'entf should'. clasp Janet 'fondly- to my breast, 'mine foreverL. - Ah; • how . Joiripy I was! so 'happy, indeed,'..that , I stood still there in the Moonlight, with.iny hailds pressed. 'firmly. to-my. left ,sidei, for"lear:my'overlooded heart would burst..froM me 'entirely, What a Jigure,J, initst.'have cut then. What on Apollo I must lidve with my fine propOrtiOn . WrapPaq . irltUy welding f was.slehtler; was.tall; I was gaunt; I am sure I was. ugly looking, at that moment.. ', • - • • , . . What pos§es . sed me cannot tell; but frem an old cheSt I'hail.'taken'a blue , broadcloth swal-' low 'tail:coat that. had belonged to my grand. father .hi the tiore'of;the wars, and hi the - pride I,r•rny youth hdi.it. into The toils.cadte neatly to my heels, white the: WaistMearly' was to my armpits,' .Thesleeyes reached .to the tips .of my fingers, hiding ei tlrcly. from view it luxuriant pair of white;sily gloves, which "I Latl allowed myself for the iMpottOnt . occasiott.--: Abo've:thisoncouth' . pite of blue hroadalotli was Perched- a hat , 9. Ye' stars and moon that 100 k... ed upon .trie.that• it Was ajiat! hat, antl.not.a..stove.pipei and'nor.' a. boot-lee,! That hatiookitig . - back at it thro: the - mist Oftweitty : fiveyearf , ,; it seems to , have aris'en'tothe stature of two, fulffeet, while it:- 'brim aprie*ori' little wfilet than toy thumb nail. ..Ay eyesight: isn't quite as.perfect as it, used to be, and so I may hot- see ,quitt;'riglitly.• all due4Jleiviinces.,..dear•relider. r -• :say'that I , must have 'lOriked ..titlY at that Morncne.. fie that air it. may,. I thought I was Irioking splendidly; I -thaiight .. the , • figure was an honor to •thenarne of'Brown, and 1 . • was proud..of it; as.l.staiked trn.tn Janet's window; and, placed enretilllYWre the ladder that'w,as •to if ear-her to my side.. - ,Eve'ryth_ing:was si lcutabout the house. Fite Was Furely..witli . ifs . . 'Fanny had been bribel...inte'servlce. I steed ther'e,, I could see.' her little ftglire alit noiselessly to'andfro'bY:the wlndow, and •how I bleis'ell ber—bleSsed . her from the•werY' bcit torri of my heart:for her Itindness. Ai last, Janet eotnmenced descending, the . ladder, and it . s.oe did so the moon crowded :in, oat o . f. sighi., under a huge Ideal: .clond: The heavens favored its; our , succiss . might be look' •ed upon as.fixed.. „Threerateps more:upon th,i Sander's rounds, and Janet's. dainty.fittle feet would, siandun'tc . ria•firnicz• with 'my own.. The steps were taken., - '-ankshe held for a:moment fondly by. thesleei;ea . of my. blue broadcloth, befofe we looked up ,to the Window, both with upraised handn, : to catch a• srnall:birridle of clothing that Fanny was fo . throw down to and which we had no - otli,!r , means -to carry ivith us. • "Be gaietran," . whispeted Janet, : as sis ter at the window; and ,poised 'the' bundle above our hands: "irße - ciaiet Fait, for heaven's sake, and dr . op it quickly-! f ' • 'Bat farini , 'stood herf;,' swinging hark vird and fotw4rd• the huga . tindte, Withodi heeding Janet!:s:earpest treaty.' • • :To,- do .t brow . , Fanny.dearl Do have mercy on me I , What if father should .know of this?' _What if-helslintilil be give it . lier,s Fan; don't nlagne your sis ter; she's in a htirrY ealleja. voice at that mement (torn blinds.at 'the parlor windows, which 'belonged to .none ..other, than Dr. Stoddard. , • •.. • "Give her th'e things;.-rand. fell the boys to. carry a bag of &urn, a cheese; some wheat • anti • • buttei,, to the Cart. 'Janet. Test have n. setting Only be still'about pan:" . :: • 'F'or a moment WC were petrified upon the spat; I thoutihi 'sheet(' • fall 'to . the ground,— What stiould -we do—rori, evaporate; m . go mad? While ive stood undecided, iwo . huge mattresses fell . at our feet from the'Win- : dow,..folloived at once:by'sheets, pilloivreases, table-clot•hrand Fmdry,,nther . ,.artieles t meces-,. ,ary to the setting up of a ies.peitable.houtie keeping establiethmint: • I , l),lother; mother, dciti't on of thet?.. new er, e fe'ather beds belong to Janet?'? 'called Charlie StOdtlard, from one-!part of the . house. • ' • ~Y :es,yes;'.and a. boliter; and a na.iinf nice pillous;'too. ..Carry 'em'right out of the front :Wa,4 «tVhote-horse : have you J.60n7" aslced• the pOefOr, pushing faither's.7" 1;10. ; stammered. , ftflumptil•didn'tyou lino'sv.bettOlthan'tilat? hat old gilly:isU't..ivor . th.abuttorn; didn't you come'uplo.myba'rn and tot my bja . ck Mare . ? Sam; Sam,..huiryn'%yay...straight to:the intrn and harness Jason. you'll believe it he was join, to start off with his father's. old'..lintt.e I. - Be. li'vely-tiley're in a. hurry; it's tlme;,.ooT.'were yOu,angt!ing with. yon, Janet, to ent on the-roadr ,- .put.ii head.o'nt of wind6w:' • ‘.Na,..ma'am," faltered hinet„liiiviiig, a qtvep or two from me," • ' . that's' gOo'di'...fordtholiOt..i,: - And as l there aibit.ot...eake. cooked:in The eitkOr!' : . Can. yqu . malce. some: white ;bread and .1.)Con:. ond..sOme:,hrewn . beead and ebee4e, iesOn?-, It's ••• ".1"05 . ,. meekly, stepping, easily as l'could•alittle , further from.Jaitat;, , cLorik. father utid motheri, tnoofi is out, hail see Jason's from the •vrindo‘r; her merr)•iyolce trembling' with suppresstiti. •.4 , lso't that a splendid forte;'fiither7 just. fOOk..at the leugthof its tails.t" '• • •, ."Just . giva i •mp my glasses;, wife," said the, Poeta? . . a new -one,, Sacdn?" • • (Yea, sir, .rather ,niny, i ',l.aiiid;:gNing; an pag , ”- loOk in.the direction.of iihn• lanp. drawled:oin poctor;'iveing — me sli: lk,- ,, :thatcnat is .handsome . . ' And his hat, frther,'e called thewicked.lit ile-clare!" exclaimed the Docloy... Wife, wife,d . Ook here, ant sec .Ilai . 3iin's 'coat and halt' haf should - I do,-.'stand Aber - P. till mninitia before — that lip? 'iv.orils?: Slinnlo, I sneik'olf.sloivly, as Janet' wn . s . .' Llning?', %nat, oh l trhat.should, I .dol • • • asked' •; he Doctor, ntling one Lrua f, broivn tnoutly, and .dOublinit his gray heal down to bis - knees..."qti,hrtw r , lie:lntlvir; he-haw, helkellxi• !•(lOn't they ; roared:the: Doctor. - " : I cofildn't stand it. any loni er. .The Doctor's . Ta.ughterivis a' signal; it was echoed' from all parts:of the . house c Fan.cirekleil from theeharrt ber:window; Sant shOuteirjrnm. the born; Mrs-; Sto‘ldard '‘‘tielho , hii'd!"?rnin. the kitchen; while ihrev . iimself. down - in- the door-ivar, and screamed likea heav e aileert leap across the gatilen j - ... Dyery:StOdila NI called after me.. I nrri w'rrna; seery Stoddard but J..net; . 'she remained:silent.. One-Ibid.:l - fie -to coma biick he bread and cheese;. another Inatl. had forgOtten my-bundle and briite,.an: other bade. me ''alt. new'bugry; Pap-butte me, hold op' y .. coattails,; OP I should jet 'them draggled ~ I didn't 'heed , any OF.these requests; I wept ifiri'ctly for home. rresachedhprile; ler:ding' Sheepish; no, , - sheepk . h . is a weal:',woril fur. can't .e.xpre's to -you how I ?cit.'. Iliad a creAt.iilea.a? han,ins my 'self; -I thong:ht..l. had hetter be..ileatl than alive; that I hid made an It was all plain;Fantad,b • atrityoll us'. I vawedvoittPance npnn.lter; until thtY.lit.tltt, then sneaked nat of the barn; anii :hi& in the . ItSystdrit. I.slayed there until Charlie; Stoddard broug h t fa 7 ther , ;iiors • a.:. ,•' The old-gentlernaa 'Was' frighlened; wanted to knew how ho came by, tba horse,.- was told, to ask. the; he, did ask' tne', and made a clean breast brit: , I didn't prrimise te . ropeat the:offenee . ;.there was.tin need of it; but I,am . sure of this , --Idid . not look at for seven years.; When the eighth'' year efarne.round, 1 rr:membered my old:yrrt , again's! Fnniiy Stoat. lan], Well to make long -s . iory short, .1 married Fanny. Janet became aparion's . . . . 'AO heie let the ttll:yen in'confidence, read .er, that I /ally think little. Fanny Stoddard had a yety deep motive in hey lioad - w.hen :she. be tiay,ed: Janet and me; . though she nasbut a She liked, me even then, I ))elieve._ . ell, at, any rate, ahedeelares, every time the affair is mentigned,.that I hive hail thy revenge [Mon: her. 131e.' her faithful heart', it has been indeed a siveet one ! '•, Oliver Wenlen Hews sent two prieloc let, tern to an ; Epi . senpar Fair at 1 3 itt . sfield; one orthetn • the first' sttinza. • .!.11'air1u4y rh . oeo , er thou. al t, • •"..Tirii-t.hix poor feet n•ith tenFcerest. care; • : 2 . . And—hush; 0 bush thy breathing henft— • • The ova thou lowest will be there," -: • ' '-'.onturning the , ipoorleao . l.here was found none' &Ohl; bi 11; with sown veysesibeginri,ing • Fdir,ladp,litt thine eyes Una' f It this le. not a truthful lottery, ' • This Ie the one (1) thou lo.t•est well And nought '(0) can nittn'thee lowalt.bettet...(lo)'. TRIM tl:Penpirtyrr:—Many are I rifficieniFy misguided . as,to.' imigine that sup . eriptity • con-. sisis in wealth tir . appearance;•thie is 11misttilre, for:pearls ttre'rlug.tip from the Muddy beds of dark' unprepring strearns t • • . . . • • • .' • .. . .. , , . . • . .. • , • . -.., , ••. .. . . ~ . . 1[11H.,.. : . • -.- ‘....., . . •• t • '..7-;',. ',„!•... , . . 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Letter,from §enatoi Pigler We commend the 'following Ohio 'litte . r ) ad; dretis . ed by ':our ilistingiC6lied townsman, Seen tor 13iglor t ' to -,the Tom — matiy'Socie!y. at,'New York, in reply yiao,.invitation:torjOin Celelirrtting • the 83:rd 'Anniite . rsuili, of -Atnecierto independenqe, to e've:ry.tnn'n did, tionest.expiessi . on.of.pelitioil Ne shall !nuke no ratempt .. .tii comment on its position,' nor 'shell, we stop' to 'eiprotis o'er corn -• rOendatiOn of th. principles ettowtt,l);ille'ving that the spirit of pure. rnltriotism Ishlch it brentlp.s. and the sound_ nationality. of it, views ;will. recommend it.Oiore strongly tc; the 'render, nnythins we Couldsay in its behalf 6..EARFT4D, Pa„ Friday, '159; Siorrtr.mc...sh regretexceedingly that I: am . not, to havli the plea Sure of marry Society" in:celebrittlq the'eriming . versary of OUP'fintiotiiir independlincei 'in corn.: plianee with ~the • flattering . l invitation'. with .which you have honored me.. . _ Previous en= strigomerits, :aside:from . the 'great intervening d,istance,•Will deprive me of that.gratigcntion:„ Everylieirt should . : respond...to the' patriotie . sentimeritOr . yourcircular;:thafthe rertiembrance" . pf that glorious :event deserve. to he celebrated "by aee?chibitien ofthe wariii es(testimonials of giatitude to the memory, of those.who made it .immortal;"; and I trust,. if net all, a majority of the Arnerfeari . 'peopte are . prepared.to unite in F t 7 prOp . er'efilirt, ".tcl closer:the• patilotic: bonds ef.Deritricratic be . er therhoorl," l and by ;Securing the union' : of .the national Democracy, contribute toward . . the. perPeittity of The Union of the States; and : the' st ahility' and vigor of,thOse wisr.'end just insti- tutiOriii under which.wetiay.e .liccOrne,.wcthun-' parallelled rapidity, not only . "a • numernua, hap, pY end prOiperous.people, but one of the : fire t political Powers Of the .earib... the 'vexed question: - of slavery, so - long: the' dread of the. friends of the - Union', may, thOpp,„ be Safety regarded as' adjusted to'. the sritiSfaC'-• lion 'of all, same .only ' ,•? :few' eitrernistS' North ari,lSon li, who, are. nov.. attempting .to: renew the agitatlen on' the idea “irrepressible roodiet". between:the institutiohs'dfthe North ern and.Sorithern.:tate:s on the one hrird,•Jintl. l the.itevlval of the slave traile;on :the .other; Fees which,. how fiver suriogsty. presseq,cah only result in -fruit • agitation. As to ad's' idea' of a Cori nie . t betw e en the loctT:institutions. pr the several thatesi to cientuitte in their per fect uniforMity- . —that is; that :the States must rill become free or all slave,.itls, in my estim. `weak 'arid absurd theory; enunciated for factious 8-rd - selfish arid • catmot stand:the:test of public . Audgment for a ';single 4lay. 'The attempt to' reVive the African Slave trade Will' he ..no less do,: not tieliev . e: +he proposition Will • ever command one-third the voles in Congres . s..:' . • Then, as to the gne,stions . , - inthe Territories; 'the voile); having been settled by varions acts of Congre;s,. and made pal t DemOcratie .creed., to which I :doubt - oat that party will ad: Isere -with iinyirining fidelity; that the people' cj!ithed •%i•littlevei• authority it may he. rompotent for ''Congress, .the :Constitu-. tioh,-to confer- upon . them, t;u-il trot • Cir4rt,s,t, :shall./eriiaito, for ::titorefritorics,.iif Ordor that: 1 hey' May •do,..What they please •as to 'sla,;ery, mafters et domestic concern, through the - agency at .•subjeCt . ' only to the Constitutihn . Of.the.t.lnited States,!' accempanied• with a pledge, fortheir admission infollie Union, on terms 61.;.Peifeet equality. with- the.Originai.'Sfiiics,. With' or without sta. - . ynry„as they may, determine when- they . forni a Constitution and State GovernrMMt: And ; 'the SOOrolTlll . Court hit yihq lifliflf!Mth . e meaning of thc.Constitution to'bee Territary. ravine', all- its la 'w-making poWers Con.; gross . , is a denendency and, not a SOvetei.ghtYt that Congress loonsessed df the'nit thority to exellincr.Shtverir..or. Slaye-pronorty from the , Territories, cannot eonfer. that author ily upon a Territerial.Legislattire;. and-further that slaves are nrop.ertY; . that ;theTerritories belong to the States in comMorn.tha t the 'eta . - 7.-ns-of each and all the States haVe an 'equal right te the occupancy of such common doniaim there to ,possess;' Use, and 'enjoy -property of every-description, including that of slaves; there, would seem to,ke but little room forfin 7 ther controversy, either in ,Cingreas' en , in the States. - As for 4 code of Congressional, bras :for the benefit of one species of property in 'the „Tzrritories not necessary fOr the rest,i am em nliatiCally. opposed to any snch. meastirei and think. the,nropasition , as impolitic as the:effort, forit will prei've 'vain and fruitless... For what shall. Congress:legislate? Whose .rights have heen yiolatetlin nnY Of 'the preient . Territories? - Or , a.hereinlnis 'the peepfe'orthe .I.egiShture . , of any 'Territory attempten 'to mil ify-the Constittitioee as eipotintleti by pretne Court, or:in'tinY'Other..Way•transcended their legitimate authority?" haYe:heardOrno such case... insub ordinate nS. the spirit in that Territory at times haseettiell to be, has dOne none of thes e things: " Then are 'we to legislate oh sorna..speCulative I . %`rongs never occtirl .Bot, these. -wrongs had: already..been committed, the 'prope - r;reinedYla . t with the Judieity, 'and not:with "Cortgiesti:4' ithOever'iMaioes'hirnself 4ggiio44-in the `or•cd!pte :or other - . properly,: in a -. .,Territory;. 'ihould- seek redress, through: the- Courts; end 71 . t • 7 • I. • f f ;t:, • .••,-,f . , , .. . . . . .. not th rintgli i qtigiissi - and fitritifdlifinitidierit : .. 'tny; titpe;peotpso.;! - )ll,;:fi:l7Vlitiiiii'it r a, , Territory,haetransecede4.its-;eattintity 6 ficshi, - . detriment Of piiyate. tiehtoitvill be for.kliti'An- f di eih ry; land: Pot: foi.,Coi)grehi,liijCselhlitilifttat. 401:aml, b{ii.x.'deeree;S; - Vlnlfiehly 4 114 9 iii)d...., r Pa1i.r..:,.1.610:e.e-,denktraii,.fg;c6l,4l;!, srit.,;,- nakin g .-power. upciPla. , Territorial". Inegialstitrei lint itiS the 'prOVl4S 2 ort he liidiciniriokil" . ., in inate. the 'e)tian't. of 'ttiiit: 'PoWer StMilloilst.l . lll.: . its abuse. , indeed. in t .. ther t ictins,t4:,l4rallitli .. Nebraska; because of difference:of opininn about the mttept - of theii . oWer:f)tia4ssetl 'byCaere:4f ': • this.: . questioe whi . eiti • tieeslY 41eireir.#1 . :46: Courts; rdioutil the . becision arise ;fur„ Sion. . The authority .of the 1 4 ogal .400„{slottire . oVer..the concerns of a: Territerij:lnidstiliet.: policy in i vieW, is reXiralned oplilio l the'Zl:M. stitutien, and thxt . ,ipetrurnent,:'Vellk ;insit ? Frin: :- Congress to•an equal extent. _ ; . ItLis' Pot.pie- tended that Congrtiss. Is possessed of etittilirity ... to 'create' rightS for . slire, firettei:ly l'n'this:Ter ,, ritories, and it need nor, I be: elaiMed i4it:t:pii , gross should attempt ,to define vohnittlOse POO now are because,.,Ssl heve.alreadylntirriatsdo that is clearly the province of the .finlicilsV: l —;.. Thei r d js;therefore;''neihing4-abselntnly rip4i ing, fot Congress totlo.on the ,subject..y ; li,ltas bee r (erred tO tke people and - the Couitif and. :timer . iltxltMAire permitted:tofot i . otiieii;,ftt , : deed, soraroyer.. net; of iela:ellion ;ft), tbe: lail,,:as : 1 in the .ease of Mph,: sbetthr .demand the •Ittsm;.• lion of Conginnior the Axenutive , Detiartnent • bribe Getiernment. li.se'y; therefOre, leittiis 'dangerous suhject rest on the la wa'as . tbSyrtiee• and tet the constitutional lawitie eipounded by.- the Judiceary,.and es it ..may herealter'.be 'de• fined, in any or alt - cases that . may efisti,-ke : ob Serted:and . executed in letter iind 'Billsiti . :tind., above ail, let intlividmil citizens he,:anatained In their:legal rights; and the enjoyment of lib . - .erty and,Ttropertyin the Territories.. TO thilt end, and to this extent, it 'rrinyt - become/iight and necessary forCongreis:or.the.kiee"tiOnto interfere. As for the paradoxiCal icles or the existence ora.iegol fight in. the many, iiia ter ritory, to ileF , troy the, : cOnstitntiOnal rightiror the .feky, it is a species of "Ilihi:l7:P : 7Vlkrn, ij. which is not iikely to be scriously . in'any gliart4r, or ever to require the;ettentiOn . of Con:grehs. With the' higlielt , ,yegarOi I te. main, gentle'irfen; your ohedlurf . iervanfp'..' • ' • ." • To:Hon. Jolt t Xv,..l.l.y•And .:atta. , isi:e.ncikerns • L Coro.'.. Miss Pardoe, Work, reta;O ,the fallowing;interesting : n't.cilote • • the batile of Mo'ntiniral,. a young nained . Duroster,:'ehanceil'i.tO 'be in atteinlati'ee. on thePm;peror ni ikt... the' nir.;ment. when it:he eame essential. fo'ilisriateh 'ad order the Gepetals . Division; ittn.hlstainileon hastily stirntiioriior, him 'to his. tions ili'diVer withpiit'aelay. ':,* , . • , • .. ... • , ' .“Spure'neither ,yourself nor your'. horue. o --‘ ~S irst;,"' hi — Sternly* sai!'; (sfor , there,•is,not;a 'moment to lose; and 'retnin att , oneeto' , report• to me that trik. order has .beir'protnptly obey . Ourosi,•r I.t.illoped off amid et, shoyver,9( ,shot 'and shells, and within.s•quarter arm hOtr,he was again beside the Emperor. , 'His dot a'as" • i , :lidu..huve performed ,weli,`Mohniemc l !:.filid Naprdeon,:when :he had received, his report;. yoti hive'a stout heart :aild:cleai , heed; thcfugh you rire a. young4tet. 'Ugiye . : you . a, Copfaiti!s brgeet ,•and 'attach you to•nfirtietitoh, Yhuf is munt4":- • ‘,.Derosier, Sire " • • • 4.klt seems familiar to pie. -'on what,oomtiott have I before hearil. it? •:1 rnaPstY• • i‘Ah 1, I remember. We ' tional reason , why I should attach, you to, iuy It ii ; too late; Sire ) ", murmur:ed the yoiyeg soldier. , ' . . Ton Jate, Captain •Durosietir--qtnit tobytir • isSire,they gave hit . me;" 'aid-iftrlie4poke, he withdrew:n handkerchief, blond, freom_tle breast - `'of 'his coat:" All; will' soon Ito .reeted for an. inatant,inhis saddkeiran4 , then fell helvily into , the arms of bed'sprung IcirVvard to support him. ' Do'rosfetc was a torpse.\ ' .- • gtso 'youngl....7so.youngl:--and, so, brai,e and, to die on his first:battle field 1. 9 -exclOitied the Ernperer, tis he' bent down;:fot9in instant • over the bndy: "';Poor boy Then s ,tting spurs his char ger, ed OtT r as if unable to linger:ovit $ . O Mid sooe . :. taele,---Epirode !lin PreniA% The Cin c innati.• 'T-4MCS responsible for ta • slory that a tr. eritlernan in ,iiiit.cityi.arid wel I-to-do, .naarrit;(l.• nbout.Jen years. age 'add after living , wii,h , liiiwite.ionr tivelitars, ciin4 el ed• in get 'a 41 ivorce,accortotnifOhli,ii- '• . happiness of •their damnestic.rels , tionrLillbildfd asaentea,ihod ha.applittdi to.thei succe s A . 34 io, venture, once: marri..4intetailioitualrltodaisC',. rket,, 'and. see if :be eoel4l:iiet;SeiViorir Who Atpuld.rnakeihis Id this he , was SucOakfu4atilf,tit'sboreihria; ) til k ,' 2 ferivardi difriiritedititife,i.tipplie4 - te:biiit r fciie, Work in his family ifi Ihntehisieity'flif sites tiOn whs: i given 0664 411:01,4*,,t.. ,: ,:?. now doer the houge.pti Was once mistreme.,: • .4 . i•.1,4-r.t'ti1,'.6•44,44;.-,f':,::: ieZ f. 4i5 tbi • PM I. 1169. • t
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