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dklianrantaxwasqratLeskaatt.
Irk OCTOR - NlFYgßS:'has 'finsocinted lila
Al nephew, 314.,J,11.:. JACKSON, in his
Drug rail' Honk •
fly Otis rretmgement,noetor/MYERS OW be
isnabled to give Ina undivided attention to the du-
Ei es of his .Professlon.
Carlisle, September 30, 184.6. —3ms.
.maatzia ipmva s
H M eopthio Phy;llelit
OFFICE i. Main street, in thn Woulte for
I , iterty occupied by Dr. Fred. nlirman.
dalislen.,Aptil 9; 1846.
MIL IL a MOCAEgS39
~'~ ~-~
Watts perform all 'operations upon the
Teeth that are required tar their ['reser
wation,snehas Scaling, Films, Pliigging,Uc.,
regto_relhe_lownithcin, Ity inserting Al.- .
finial Teeth, from a single Tooth, to d full
Lett. ctOffice on.Pittatreetrirfew-doors.‘o i uth
of the Railroad H otel. •
N. I). IL-. Loomis will be absent from Car
lisle the last tend aye, in each inblith.
ITENRIr 'EDGAR&ENE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. •
WILL practice in the several Courts °Winn
brrla`oil and the adjoining counties nod st
olid to all prAessional html eras entrusted to his
stare with promptness and fidelity.
Office in South Hanover street, in Graham's
now hoilding,opposite the Post Wisc.
Carlisle, Aug ust Yll, 84G. --y.
6. 'DUNLAP ADA[lln 9
'Attorney at Law.
OFI'ICE in South Ilattover street, a few doors
hrlut..l. 11. Graham, Esq.
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July 16,1815.
DENTISTRY, &O.
:TOBIN W. IT'ELITMEL,
I['EVE' FULLY ialorma the public-, that
Ihlvi,i opened ad - office in South lianoser
At reel, neiirly opposite the Post Office, he I l i pre r
p wed to l iracoice InINTIS FRY all its
Odes. ,tin ill Teeth,:lr&cssentia Ito Itealth,loisides
Istural or artificial noes are lint only üßertll but
Filaaaa a an!al, anti-fold materially I u the comfort of
the wearee.--
of me to the teeth. suffice it to say tli t every object
eau lic-reinei/iid moil new Teeth furnished from a
itip it le one to all COON!' 11.tv i lu g tool cbosicle
il dile practice for a number oryatlS;gdoil refer
ences will he given* to such as require thenijoit
the hest proof is the operation, %illicit rill in Bir
ones iii the; most eareltil manlier
and at p ices to snit the occasion and the 'times.
Is, l a imia w a i te d on it their residences, either in
t awn or cinitutry, witlintit 4 extra clute g yi. Ile mar
always heloirel at iii office, ma above, nr at his
r • 4.1 castle in -Pitt street ,in lied nor north of II endel's
iverY
filt - Wili lign araniptli attend!" llieriipairin . l4 of
Watelle9 8,1,1 I
. ,we rv.;ll ale.*iaSoatlrllan
vr.etu•ert.Vl“: neatly exern
h.l. L, attialiina nail eX•!Unti”ll of hip
Work, he hoar' tit malic lie a
aliiire of
Carlisle, April 8.8 Mi.
lIARRN, TURNER, & IRVIN
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, "
ko. 201 Street. PiIILiDELPIII.4
Importers and. Wholesale. Desleys
ortt,l2.„At , Akinmrsiemie.l , ol•: , leni Nlrd
icine* Surgicatl mid Maalclriral hicl rii nicol
ih•liggitt9 l l:7lmsSware,‘Villilow G lass, Paha' s , Oil s
Dye.' Perfnmrry, Ate.
I)l , llzzifits, Oluntry Nlerchants.atial Ph) sicisiii6
stairliell with the alrye article, on.the most fa ,
t tenl4. gtMer and prompt attention paid
ht orders Every artiofe warratitail.
on '.ltsini A. Tuft yen. fately
of Virgiii , u. \\Tata Apt inviN, %i. D
Pluiladelp!iin,Sept,3o; I I
THE MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
Fronting on the Cumberland - Vispes Rail Road,
CIAIIIII3OIITZD.7,Lo
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,
tiATtiLt isdpi by Gen,
Moen taken by the subscriber. It Is newly
tarnished arid has. been , thoroughly reptred.
Paevingers in the ears, stranuere, travellers
and visited.' in Carlisle; -
Terms moderate, and qtlery,ntteniion paid
to the ecnn'fo•ft and cnnvenience of those who
patronize+the establishment.
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ClL,.lisle, April 16, 18,15
63 t.3LZWL I .I7 (S) •
FFERS hid services to the pullic. Hav
ing had nevem) years experience withliis
ether, and having 'wide possession the value
blo cellectien orpapore made by him, be hopes
by care awl punctuality to obtain a share of
pAhlie peqruttgo.
OtUo leftist, public square, immediately , in
the rear Oldie Court Houser
oct 21,
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'if HE WORLD A AEDULLI-IRE4
There In the lone church yard
In some sequester'," glen,
Where cotter, sleep beneath the ',Ward,
'Remote icon, hanks crime,.
There I. th. stnne-paved burial placs o
The city'. crowded lied
Ofgrav as, wera,re.t.tull tunny a race;
' "A city of the dead :"
There are the wildernesses vast,
Whet,: Band or annwy wreath
Have o'er the weary pilgrim east
The still repose girth:nth,
There arbihe-howels of that land
That opened at Cod's word,
Ingulting Korai, and his hand
•'When they defied the Lord.
There are the he field,: of item h ;
tit rem! with Ten/1011N of War,
Vhere.ni Minns yielded upn heir breath,
Crueli'd by her "Iron Cur,"
There is the fathomless blue sea,
With ha hidden things,
That o'er a goodly company
jtttintielchig requiem sings.
Deltlt strews Its violins every n heti.
ei''Nntriniitaltt, vale, find wave ;
The world 'a a splendid - sepulchre,
A vast revolving gravel
TO 1-17.1i.T0r bola - A.O
To atart rival PIPIN draw near,
NVlth ardent warmth her eladee to moet,_
And pour soft flatteries in lierear ;
.To kneel 'till won by fairer forms
And lwittliter eyes, then Ibreake, '
Anil while flew hope nen lliney waries '
To leave her trostine heart to break .1
Tins pall6loll haunts our earilily . apah,
'l!,ia is the wavering li've , qf Man:
Berk one Veto in early youth,
To emir? n01.51170."tin vmv beNide,
'l'n In.ld through lire a holy truth,
NVIO. - 11 lirtutTl Droves .wlitti_deepest tried,
And. tike the diXtinnitl'a Fparltling light,
t 'an ball• and pallier: 3 4 Minna.
Vt., ',lnnen tame cheering and mare bright.
In scenes or darltutps and ill glnunt
'l'h I= fahh drscrulb (runt realms ithuv,
'rills. this ii NVontan's t hangelees Invd.
he variow, ennipri9 , ,l in (lie
follinvint; narianve Inc snt , -4.ffitially tine
Invln trete gailipted tly Ilte %viner from
ono ‘dioco . o,4 at Mat Moo roridirg in the
im
nn•Ji:it !loll:111,0;110nd, and von:4 - vtitientl)-
i,,, , 5v,w,i - a litfor, lodge of the w:.ole
action.
In the year 7SI I a :klr. W. of Watertown,
Jelferson county. N. V. at appointed Pay
toaster Id - comsat of the Army then stationed
at Sackett's Alarbor. Ile aas a man gone
above tnethocrity with t051)001 to Intettgbnee,
and of iminweached moral character. Ile
was a leader in society, and enjoyed the con.
lidence and respeiA,.ol all. with whom he as
sociated..
ilk -wife, of wheal a more partieluar ac:
count is necessary, was rath,..l above middle
stature,. and of somewhat beautiful appear
mice ; she possessed a mind of extraordinao
.capalafity, cultivated by the most 11S$IdthillS
application; and her refined taste and polish
ed manners gave her access toihe best soci
ety. She was honored with the • moat
.conspicuous place at _an sudul.gatherings r
and wasregarded.as n model of all leminuto
virtues and accomplishments.
In entering upon Ins new ofliee,.Mt. W.'s
sureties were Judge. K. and Mr. F. of the
.atne town. The former was a lawyer of
much dktinction ' and had kr a number of
• ,-ears bran a Judge of some of the higher
courts of the :State of New York. He was a
man.tarely equalled for soundness ol judg
ment, and was especially characterized bra
discriminating penetration,
_which
_rptalitied
him well elor the part he bore in 'the Jragir
'cal affitird am about torelate •
' fie resided in tfie neighborhood of Mr. W.
and posses-ling unbounded confidence in his
integrity, did not hesitate to affix - his name to.
the bond. .Mr. F. a loss conspicuous charm
ler woe plain, honest.- upright fainner,. of
considerable wealth, and maintaining. it.logh
standing in society: NM-4114.11e for trininMent
lie-mire to sign the bond - of .Mr. W.. with
: Judge K. lit Mseliarge,ol the duties of his
new office,. r. IV - . accompanied by Ins wife,
in the Spring 61 1814, left \Vateitown for Al
bany, to receive there the urnoulit of public:
lauds neves - story to meet the demands of the
:'ear. The Wilson of his wife tutooloPartYing
(him is not ktiawn f .antl , whutfierlhe, course,
rintrzt judge. :They: atriVctl..sa foly at
'and afier4pentlirig , Wday,ar two there, ',MS.
• m on ey tt o,
000,,up - ,they .101 l; for ha me:Theihnd. travi
1090 on their return !tome, as tar as Sehenio:,
tadYr ',When r 4.Ahe buuspi whore . Ah o y,
pas,sed ,the.; h dnink.l ego, tainiug l thie
Jamey, Wfla,opqned antl43Qoo*.ahOtraeted.4
4Whot,, mull'har. , ,heenAliii:lft.iiJing9o. l .gir
ithus to find one:tenth this trtoupt.tirmust;
'ed tohiro, stolOn4 LT' The, ,Itoose, yrupypruiciii,
aiely sqambed r aud•ev,ery reposer -0 premptly.
taken ,ft 4 the F Rockyoy:ot
1 1 1)firehOlimba P(i&he 'T. o o 3 9fgr.b,A l .0,,i1 3 4 1 .11.
in vain--no Clue, tpit.nljghtieoopiAllp,py 7 .
.Y4 l l,Nould POI oPtaiP9o, ,,. cp:;; I;4i,
N 9 one44loa,lo:ol*Po4o,9rAeWP:it w9ro
pcssibip t jhmtic rengro,o9P,likkoill
personlAccompariyingAtr ;‘f,'. , 4+l l :Y,OPlPft4,
!soually, afilieted tiy; his mpfprintier : 00 4 14 : RR!
yffsphacm
Ate siighictst suapietton iiirier Own.
,Ront4l.l4ool7d‘h,or
°I .111 9 SPilt.
A O'er tritikiokooVo.lP,P9.o.4flkieffPff.i
rec'tivery, pf,ox,f,lol4lteri'AliffsAti POll-1118 . -,14 -
Miceli' a thlfil9fl(l9494,44' l o l nro.typ h ,tisj
arril;eil at
n ,v
del i mii thEopsl);gitymm ye, i-
Teo9,tkitteify:statkkviltAmtsPZeMin!l
ltene y,;i '
satioractotlY , 4s 4 Mß l .l9l.k,99gri
Ncifinent,inallh:g. worthy; rrrkrgl
i4le lor,gc g ;io;Albany;,!o
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A Sketch from Rehl Life.
'Z'Ut,,Ua:EXaUSOZ.72I.IEIT:E)' `"': •
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receive the doverninennurids. In orderlo
be secure of any feteeibike attempts,' he de
eitled to'go'on horseback and returned with
the money in hie portmanteau. Strange ai3
if, may appeal; his:: wife' again- persisted in
accompanying him.' What were Mr. W.'s
own wishes With Isiganttothe matter, I know'
not; a deeply laid . plot, *which had been'
years 'in maturing, cOntil not otherwise be •
consemninled, and berisequentlY no reltisal
on his partcould:be•elfeetual. ' • . ”
Accordingly they , again left home for
Albaity oh the 'same eitand i arrived late, and
-Mr. W. with nll,possible; despatch, ',located
the.•Monen(the : same-anion - tit as before) •
and mmieditriely left for home. , They had : ,
proceedd on their way as far as Trenton - ,
when th portm Menu containing the money .
was rut o , and 512,000 taken.' Nelooner
k 0ir„....0
had the robbery been. disci:wed by `Mr. W.
than by What' -dqvice I know not, Mrs: W.
-persuaded her htfahictil that as the 812;0110
were actually, stolen, and as they , . could fist '
by any means make amends. (for it was more
than they were worth,) it wthld be better to
appropriatellavrefeeintler to heir owp use,
end. pretend, as they might_ with equal pro
priety, that the whole hat? oeen taken, I.'lle
counselling of his wife, aided as we must
believe by the spitits of darknesi,flitally were
'effectual, and the unhappy man, till then up
right in all his - deeds, consented. - -
The reader must ere this be ivell aware
where the NOM ,were, but Mr. W. did not
know, nor did he ream the full 'iniquity of
the scheine in which he had suffered himself
to become involved, until considerable - time
had elapsed, and the , excitement el the
transactions had in a-measure subsided; not
till then did Mrs. W. dare to disclose to him
the full depth of her girth. But to resume
the narrative at the point where wo left it,
the tobbery at Trenton. After the remainder
of the money had been safely concealed
about the person of Mts. W. the alarni was
given, and the extent of-the robbery was
shown by the rent and rifled portmanteau ;
the house; was searched, individuala appre
hended upon suspicion, rewards were offered
and every measure which the fertile .mind
of Acts. IV. could invent, to give plausibility
ter the statement was carried into effect. As
we may suppose, all was ineffectual for the
recovery- of ' the - nioney. - The missing furids
were missing stilt.
After the return - of - - Mr. and Mrs. W. to
• W-atertown i in -meat-apparent- dejectionfat - --
-Thrhiatrof — stitnAffiiretriiffit 'of" trioni3y - their '
" plain unvarnished taki," agreeing perfectly
w,,en told by either, their well affected sor
row and above all the character , previously
sustained by.lllr. W.Aor honesty and integri- '
ty, left to the minds - of most no room for
ihmbts .of ilie truith al llipir statement; The
bonds-men of. Mr. W. thdhgh ruined in pro
perly, deemed it policy to affect to believe ,
the whole ; at least till someiliscoverrtnight .
be -made tolustilv suspieion. About this
time an invalid officer dithe army at Sack
.en's Harbor, not being, able to perform his
ditty, came to Watertown for medical aid,
and tout; lodgings in thi3 family , f Mr. IV.—
In a few days alter his arrival-lie flied. - llis -
remains were it.terred in a deem manner, .
and as the place of his nativity ryas not
known, and no friend was there to honor his
memory with a tear, ho was soon Ititgotten.
The "yxceedingly swollen and unitatt.Thal
slate of his body excited :mark,: but it was
atti dieted hi disease. A few days atter his
0 iscease, Mrs. W. went to a merchant in an
adjacent villiage. and requested him to re
ceive as a loan $6OO. She said it was a pre
sent to het children, from a friend, and she
did not wish Mt. IV. to know anything rink"
matter. This circumstance is mentioned
here in consequenc of mutate ; But to return.
Jorge -K. was it neighbor of Mr . . W. and a
very familiar man in his habits: he often.vi
sited his house at the most unexpected Ileum
and though lie discovered nothing that wcudd
have excited the suspicion of a less percep
tive mind ; he saw many things that forced
Upon him the Convietlon.diat the lost money
must be. in their possession. ' . .
Thhtigh both .vapid converse with perfect
ease on the subject of their Misfortune and
lament with apparent sincerity their loss, still
a guilty coescience would betray itself, in
some
. slight.way not perceptible to the nnil
tittide,.. accordingly Ile left his clamber,
unknown to his Wife ; (whit by reasons of ill
health occupied another bed it, the same
room) and for fourteen nights in succession
lay upon the piazza of Mr. \Vs house; di.
rectlY under the window of their sleeping
apartment. .-, , 1
fle could perceive them talking An a low
tone-at all times of the night, Wit so indie- -
titictly that he could make ont nothing of any
consequence. However ; by some means t •
or other, he came to theconclusion that they .
were about to leave The, county ; and liwire,l'
mediately determined upon a desperate effo ',,',.
to ascertain the correctness of his suspicions. '
, Accordi4q lie imparted to Mr. F. his'associ
-ate bondman a tuff' ticemitiVof MI he • had •
been Witliesslo, and 'his strong,belief that
they- Ned, or knevi'sonirething - of the Money.'
They immediately concerted a plan to test.
the truth of their suspicions!' as a gre:eaution-
Ary, measure a physician of eininenee . was '
-consulted' rii to how long a person might be
kept'tinder Winer- and reSuseltated..- As.it- .
; might be that theyVeiVribout to teinove, no
till elay , iii . execinitigthP seheme Was consider.
ed.safe. - - ;The same mom ing„therolorai Judge
It" sent•tol .111 r. WAvishing , hittiltb art& fo
his house'some 1111 . 10'M -the day; no make a
Tn - firsliAiterneit i:', •• ~.,, • . -- .. , ,
About' • 11 o'clock , Mr. W r .. 7 iiiiiveiriit the .
.hotise•ot the Judge; non' under the pretence ,
;of , talking the metier bver Nee frem•iiiterm p..
tioN- he prOposiiicl'.w.Walic; They; in' Coiliptr-!
ity with Mr. F. left the house' ndroceeded , .
'P
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t acresi.tne'llobtow.arda4a piece of - woods.—
,They. ' v!ake lt d.on. titiThey ~W e r
' eArly, ialt n i
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iside l of afil4i,bieqe, 'MOtp,y'hiii4cm froth;
.iieir,„lArpfurifuniA9g-:billppn4 ' ,rocOS:
''Wh9llj,,MekOcipos of.vhat.,3iyaitecl, hii,
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CARLISLE, SANUAA
tier, arid Mire of voice thin bore r I sic, t
\l ore ' cc'l4 1 161$
certainty Of'hin guilt; All ' elltilffi'db tfilikg
• him cohl'ess proving vain, lie',..'iv'ergbigatu .
Hunger,. 'by ' the' pa w erhil ' lira Ocqudgkr X ,
'intntlie Water, Thli time ibili'ff.:4oiart-rs,
Well Withhirti. He Was IcreileVO!,qo,slitk
so lohg that when •t, ..:u'Out trlV',ollo4em.fli
'lifeless corpse. ,• It w r's eitinetirott;-,l3ooe' s
they Were able, Ir• their ulteitnkt;ektAliciii4,
to restore:him' thfficiently trrSireirk,s.C'When .
lie.did.sPeak-it Was th rePeat tkii'ati, TOO de- '
,
nial 'as before: The •heert„, of an'. lirdinary
man, must lirii,e'failetr, - iti .leillitliA,tlielion4`.
that of Sudget. ar, 'Mr,',.blirtil'mPfoiirie
was well satisfied - that - the-6th,triiiet•lineW
something of the lost (untie. ', . .: ; ,• I i: ,
Placinghimself in a pb:sitio 'Vicere • he
could note the expreasion ofth ',iferiftirrA of
the twiee,dforietf,nran, he .111' e ettareesed .
him ;-"Mr. W. We kill:10 that,:'Of4eVe iii'
your'pessession, or knoW some ii,d 4 •Ol', that
,money. Now disclose every 'l tog, rot ,Wri
will sink yohr .bOdy, tremblin ~,,,,
, eidhe
weight of a guilty conscience, i the Water
_never. to emerF,9 with_life,_rt ,e44li,hurry
your guilty spirit ; 'without one romperrt; for
repentance, before the tribunal.' Heaien, to
receive the recoin:perisd'ir yeur orWs.—
Disclose, at once ot'youdia:" ;.I.Chialwas ut
tered in tone. and with an emPhin3is that kr
ced.upon the -niind of Mr, W. the
4 1asolute .
certainty of its fulfillment. Thkguiltfonen
trembled. For a time otter:MA faileil•'ltirn?
His terrible adversary -was still 'minding' in(
his•earS the certain doom that- *ailed him.
He could conceal the truth no king.er.
That newer ‘vhich had aide,j him in the
commission of the crime, and Olt now kept •
him from the disclosure, had fotsaketi him,
and the thought of rushing into the presencel
of his God, with his sins triireptinted, forced '
him to reply; "I ivill tell you al I know it-,
your suspicions are correct, the !money is in
our possession, or at least $30,(100. Ofthe
remaining :53,000 I know noiliiiig You will
fi dit either in a black trunk.-in our bed
ellarnher or: under the hearth".'k Judge K.
leltving him in care of Mr. F. till he should
a ertain the truth of this ,staleitpent, started
for the house. Ile was sect] bylliis wife,aridl
the lady by whom•the laid was ielatealo the i
wilier, coming across the fielk. dovered whir I
mud, and, to use, the wordslrf title former,
"appeared like a murderer.(' .Alarmed at
suctta sight, his wile, though from her feeble
health 'hardly able to, walk, metr-liirt at •the
Thor with - the ituriniry"flusbarid .--tvlraireve
-MtVert-draiiigl" Ae en! mI y air 'the eikfifri-_,
statices would permit, he replied— . '.'”?-z.
" !fie he re had . fhe old fellow ilirer walell and
made him own where the money is." Judge
'K. proceeded to-the house of Mr. \lt-'''end--
inquired ‘C'llere •Nlrs. \V. wire; Ile' wee
tout that she Wits km her chamber,- but tliduot
wish to see tiny' one. ‘Vithout. ceremony i
Judge N. ascended the stairs, as we May
suppose iii no caret - ill manner, and kriottked
at lite door of the- apartment poinietrOtit,
He heard a rustling within, butmo,stepel,o 7 .
called, but no voice was Wank' In' teriti.gc,.
he set his foot against the door and burst it.
open, and entered. Mrs. W. was sitting n " Hit the-betl .--11 e -immediately ethatelY explained the , ob4
jeer of his visit, and conclude,: by telling liOr
that the money must come tottlsemning.— I
Seeing, the , •black trunk." lie proceeded to
open it, aird'evainino its contents, When she.'
axclaimeil—“lt is not theme,"
Her position upon the bed, nt this moment
evcited suspicion that the money niust be a-I
bout her, and lie immediately commenced
pulling oll' the boil clothes,-in total disregard 1
of all she could say of the impropriety ut such
conduetrin a lady's bed chamber. Deeorum
was out of the question. S . lnt next attempted t
to accomplish by force wkat she could not by. I
reason, but with the ease and streng.th of a,
giant, lie lifted tier from the bed, anda color
ing the covering, he.saw n quilled garment
that appeared as though it might contain the
money. lie seizey/ it when MrS. W. exclaim
ed. "You Have o,ot hr. He immediately
left the house and proceeded with the prize
to a neighbor's when the whole amount t'.:33,-
000, was found quilled between two pairs of 1
gentlemen drawers, the property of the offi- 1
cur who died at Mr. W's a few days before; 1
and to use the words ol Judge It., "wheu he
seized thp . drawers, in her chamber, she
seemed to be more troubled'about the name
on them than, the money, us that would fur
trisibuntlant evidence of her g,uilt, in the
death of the officer": . .
Mr. W. was released, and—returned th his
home, but his wile--:slic, who had instigated
to the eommissiOn of the crime, now known
to. the World, was no where to be iourid.—
Saarch was made _in all the apartments of
the house.but in vain.i.NS soot= her absence
became known, intelligence was
. brought
that a neighbor had seen her cros sing_ the
:„„ ds, witka httrietl step, in the direction of
553.1.. c tiver( the Black . River.) The truth
ii,t ?i:lted tat onto upon Alm...minds of all that
....
4lie had in all_prObability found a watery
grave. The river '‘Vas,settrched, antra little
'distance belOw where she Was seen crossing.
:the fieldOter'bodY waaourril,, with suck a
IV of unutterable' anguish 'ilepieted en' the
.countenariee, -ea pliiirity told the,dePth.ol,the
i struggle Which had taken piece in her bosorri . .
, Home 'Sher had 'tea ered • (160ofate, li.btitirlf
rePutatioit he had blitete(h,tuid:With 'fi: hand
more_' withering, thita,the touch Otait'Onvii ,-
n
otneti.se'rpOni; she•hitilloWillfi . 6l6 — lhe'ii . g:
sociated harries Of both; every thing.;tlthf' wris
worth :ivirig, foS 7 ' She eimlri bear 06 ditrught
of existence'ne• longer.' The 4lrea4flit 'net is
meditated.' The •d fseowiry-Of ifer &lit tiiiiti6it'
her to qlespriiiitiotii , deriperitiiok:
i haloes "het
footsteps,"an - 1 turfrom . 6 'projecting - m ft she'
caste herselthitoifikiletttirfusing"OP
'
rervbeloW;ll*seerO`arcS r i'fiteili over` a'
being„ who 'but ler: dint 'first' frittiOrlefililig' ter
00 phition; iiriglithiti*.'slii 4 P" . ( s . ollB ojoii4 . l'
'ly in' the hall 4 ethilistili: "•!,•':' "'' '':"''i' '-
- , -' 1 :'-''Ji , i; • , 11.”'• :i":';'' , ;)):/ . . , '7re . l .:!,.
; A. Vr.ay:tiiAilcktiNatiax..,-4he: , Ney'viOrt ,
leans Picayune. tells
k e e.,NV :die, only, tb,at of ...i4deti in Za.
sPuijler4 4o PnAvo
na'lla iyiAaiiii, l o'it out , sn‘ , ten•
Qequf. , Pflf, glaqq. ,Somebody ; ,. . tbld ..biros.
:right arouad,
rio r seaihAmb;foi, , half,..the opuey: 7 - ,
'He d.94t00 e:gh,e , uneitiCoriTtii,aioieiterated.l
A bPo l7 VlProPeieig D.o.ne,V , saidi-IlieP*
;turner,and, ~ , Sard.inotgN
tOunc l / 3 *other , ,etidt)r-re,, 8 1
iabliishment in 6111040„. 1 .1roipt :Yankee.
, had iiiggad a vial gatkle . '," ei t tair •: of tlw
:firattYaiiteit'S r. dp64,4lllife'olliet
ilidrllitterlet-bkirrol)Oß cidefitOtiuktk
iroanktiAL.yi•atirAtaAliaCit*ittiVlcirtOlC#
glritii• to perjept_idkof,outti*teri srtiA
I li j
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ME
Vile Last rarewell
, R9.IIIIT.EMMILTAND H10 1 COVE:
eVian'itig !Of .. tC.leyely i
I*dtiy . .4 tibblefend'iti toted tnet:--,
yonneady irtOdiref the iidAlle Ot‘ and de
sited She Was
•clesefy'vdilea dud , tfie keeper &within!" tit,
agiatihdr • firti3....."60 ' suet]
'proud bearhig'Sherild be'aniiPhent the
,son deer.' HoWel'or'he granteutthirtiticii,Led
her to the r dungenn[OPeiredllie'iniqiveVori
doori then 'dosed' it 'again; -itekthe
• ivere leatierf against' We • Prison!
Witli'down-cast, hedil,• and his 'Mina .19Ided
upon 'his breast.' aently:SEritaiSerithe'veil
from - his- frier), and "Einniel turned' to gaze
upon all the' earth contaided, for tith—tfie
girl Whose Sunny - brow 'ih - the•daye
hood had , be'en his' polar' star=the tnaiden.
:who - had' ioinetimes Made hie h f thihk:tliks
ttworld 'waf all' sigisiiine." The'chinkinLeJ
heavy chales sonsiderrlike %,,a death knell to
her ehrs;,and she wept liken child. Ern, '
met said but little. yet !hd.pressed her warm;
ly to-his besuniould their leeliege - hiild'a
meeting—such a meeting, perchance,as
is held in' 'heaven. only there we part no
more. lit "n. low voice he; bear ught her not
to forger!Nrn..Whep, the cold grave received
his inanimate body. Ile Spoke of by gone
days—the happy . hours of childhood, - when
his hopes were bright and glorious— and con-
Aluded by requesting 'her sometimes to visit
the plate and scenes that were hallowed to
memory from the days of his infancy, and
should the' world pronounce Iris name with
scorn d•nd contempt, he prayed she would
still clifttr-to-lrirn with affection, and remem
ber loin when all otheni should forget. Hark!
the church bell sounds and he remembered
the hour of execution. The turn key enter
ed and sepetated them from their long em
brace
mulled the lady from the dungeon.—
A t the enu once. she turned and theiir eyes met
they could not say farewell, the door swung
on its hinges, and they parted fprever. No.!
not hirer& !. Is there no Heaven !
At sunrise next morning lie -sacred glo
riously—a martyr to his. country and - re' lib
erty.
"And nne—n'er the myrtle showers
~ by mill...wind. fanned. • •
Vtie faded ridden !Winn flowers—
Tho net ofy hat fhir band."
zTwes in the land of hely—what a mag
-1 influent-scene. A piths.- email - dated - girl
upon: tier bed of death. •. Old it dVIIS hard fur
her toidie,far frorn,home beautiful land,
,tYliere flowers perennial, atid the balmy air
' comes freely to the pining soul.- Oh no---her
mai. was milt-411e brightness of her dream
had faded—her heart seas laok .
ties have been found on earth—close, binn
ing ties—what is more heart rending and 82*
()lazing to the spirit, than to Mid at lust the
beloved one stanched away ? and all our love
is given — tem "passive flower." -Finbtik,ll-!-;
,she died the betrothed of Robert Ernmet,The
Sarah Coehran. Italy contains tibr
fLbretriains—its flowers .breathe their Ira
'grpnce. user Oar grave; anti the lulling tones
_abbe shepherd's , lute sounds a requiem to
her memory, •
A Battle Scene.
''rhe Tennessee papers recei‘ed many .
Pilling incidents. of the battle of Monterey,
patticularly that part In which the TCJIIICSSCe
reginteUt so d ist ingurshed tlwrnselces, ti,e
storming of 1.1:e Hoer lost at the south part o f
th e town. in that trallant c.targe, many
brave men fell, and. among the test, Capt.
Win. B. Allen of the Lawrenceburg • kitties .
The "rderly sergeant of Ins collapses in a
letter to the Captain's lather, thus describes
his heroic coquet :
We anived , iir front of the forts and bat
teries—the Ohioans and ICeotuckians out the
tight, the Temies=coatis and Mississippians
on the eclair?, the Baltimoreans and liegularS
in the loft. lit that position we stood the
cannonading fur at deast half an bout.--,There
our brave and lamented Captiat partook 01,
a hearty meal and snit, "liOys if I die to-day,,
I shall die with a lull stomach." tt'* * * *
The order • Tennesseemis had, lett \ flank,
charge, tarn, charge. Our T company was in,
bine, arid ever and anon could ourcaptiart's
voice •he h•-•ard saying. " Come on npy broi,e
bays; come on, close tip, dos'a , up:"lti that pOSi
tion for near two miles we're we exposed to
the raking tireset two batteries, and the noted
black rtrt;one ball taking ellect in our compa
ny, wh ;sentse Vert' brave stint - it - to literally.
Then again was the shout from our brave
eaptian heard Mtough the ranks "come on
Nave boys, come on.", About seventy yard.;
from fort the'comniand 'halt was given,
and then the fight With nibtiketry.commett
ced. "Alien's voice was then again steadily
heard saying, "lioyakti god aim , don't let;
there' the that caution tigran,7
they mbeyeil . that coot nitintlrliir that 'cannon
ceased.to firm Outtiiptaitiwitri•shoe tlitotigit
the breast „w
.m : mnsket ball,.and-looked
rironnriand suin, ~ 13- O ys Imust
long after he' sa : rl,, , ,",L,aM,:dying,hurra, my
Brave
sword unnlitiallteil" abd y gcasp4l_
.t}t d'Lawrence county. has , the: lit:MM. left a 0
Ing7tliriffrst map titOrm.i.Ogo4,ll.!NtNott was.
the first Ma pp lto
s ratrwmAskr ; titat„;(oit.
swol4 and
Itlit ) Ylis come on ' edit9L..tboye_.
Only),Yrittpn afar as.yonrron'ivaidcineeinerf
the' Kist ilay's -!,
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utw: i
it.; T OO „,vyt
or, c ,i,ld o ti;o o 4,l2rose n ot9 T 4 o l.4. B iti E ill,.44. i :lii O rlul a , :l: c.iiNE:o : euentlny l s : o,l q ,uard U ir,t i al4l l ,: k h._4,lEca H ei ; alit i 6,l, l d :e awc i l., l i i, ? ; ; ; l:li ;
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it tor thrl34 Oth''''• ~H,l I;o)AYtitticipeirouiOni'o,r) 2 ;
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maiden's ,ttukr,lol/ 40P
igibtot ,:,lalutihitotl
~ td , 40 , 74y 2 15104, $
iiikre..9o.og,t--01'iiiikr,K4414"1 tikt 3 %111 jar'
lAlftwo planteu romos 3Cl._ your c
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The
A poor lrisijmatrtioilig,benighted, loitt Ins
' Bemorming his fate, be, •sityr Iti the
'distance the phenornenotlPeouliai to. tharilty
and bags{, grisithtlsrlefliKvirtlilefeheo as the
iktisjatatiCand to . ther .. .perisentr - Jaelt-o-- 7
%MOW!: The „Motion- of this_
urinous vapor is , nouunlike thb;rnotion.vr !Arch
a Istiterri makes when . eareteslly carried;
lienee its popular trnd , stiperstinous appal=
lotion.
„ - Be yowl csit2d: Patiihk, elate With
joy, '4 oeh, ii•graire...rupi4 are Miami°
,bless
the.
me
ofthi4 that Man and He can
take me to, wheiel'll slieltdr . rierrithis
dew ful spot—not fit tor a baste, and sute not
lota chtimian,' , ,-•
Forithe love o' the saints, I cam t catch
yen! Don't run so fast! • Och, Murther,
- broke toy .toe, thh poor fellow; tomb.
ling over a projecting stump. But be the
litmers, ye shan't , get away so asy; for Pll
catch yes, if I hey Winn to Kilkbuny-z-inind
that, y e. spalpeon.'
Unfortunately for , -Petrickrt-pit-was in his
'path,. which was partially covered with blush•
wood; ,and down WS the poor , traveler went.
With his.destent, youislied the (*ice' lie was
in poraitilot, and the weighty imprecations
• hewas about to lunch upon it. his all. if
he caught hold of one of the mojecting shrubs
—but who shall pai:lh the horror of Paddy's
mind ? The travelel :woe „blessed with a
vet). vivid imagination, which; like' many
other blessings, became Paddy's direct verse.
The -genius sot invention made Paddy ac
quainted with all the horrors of the "bottom .
less pit, chock-full ol water, ,, and. luath,:,
some animals at the bottom of it:” flow the
poor tellow did ho!,1 on! To nen his own
expression. 'he held on for ;leath; for It
been the life of him, if he'd lel go. The
thundering pit that it was- 7 it 'ould hold
Dublin asy, sad Cork in one corner of it.'
Paddy held on with all his might, and kicked
in the bargain, in the _taint hope of sticking
his does in; the sides; but on:ortenately, lie
wore brogans, as wide at.the toes at at the
heels. Ire began to grow taint, and at one
tints thought lie wzinld make up his mind'
and drop; bat then he thought be might drop
too far, and not stop till he dropped into pur
gutory-Lihe thought Was hOrrible—and he
concliided to stick - to:n(4M iilf hiS might.—
, lle groaned, lie sweated, he blessed his'
starsi_why.belb/csm/ there-is-hard to tell, but
add thought he was spiting them at
that. - At length 'the tlitydight
Paddy held on. At ono trne lie thought he
W..uld look down, but he wasalt aid he might
turn dizzy; he theteforeleld ,on-a,little ion
,er. But nature„,e4d sum:Ml..lm more.—
Slumming all' MS courage,"he lboked don n
—lint, wonderful to tell, his hard .itight's
Work jtad been all fur nothing; lm his s - feet
were act ually within Iwo inches ry . /he butiont!
alact - which he would before have discover
ed, tiff ror his extreme tairror, vybieti prompt
ed IMO to keeplilirWt as high up as possible.
'Quite exhausted, Paddy let go, exclaiming
as he stood looking out of the pit, 'Bo my
sow!, it's too bad! .so it is! What a pity the
pit 1-41't a mile deep. alter thy holding on
,so
well all night. But that fellow with the lan
tern is a great rascaloo tdake such a goss.o o n
of me!'
Toni Tipple,
l'ho liked Volunteer ing. but had -a didade fin
Active Service.
•Yes, there it are again,' J.aid Tom Tipple,
as he yesterday saw a company of gallant
volnufeere marching up St:Charles street,
ilia starts and stripes proudly floating ovi,r
them, and a tile - and drum in advance, load
ly, Ifitel'o t hignently.- diseoursipg martial mu
sic.- ..fhtne it are,' said Toni, 'and the old
tune, too, tMarch to the hattle field!' Marche:
to the baffle field is all very well., but mai
honre • again—purviden a fellow sue-•
ceeds in dodgin the Alexican - copper bonus
—with it levecand:ager owhiivbaelt instead
of It's knapsack, and a wooden kg instead
of his nat'ral limb, ain't what's it's cracked
up to be: There, now the tone's changed to-
Float happy's the soldier —Yes, he's
cussed happy, ain't he? They may ten that
to The jack nits, even the marines won't
ble4ve them. There hai tt no kind o' use
at all in tellin' it to a feller like_ me; trot
lived three months 'moult the chapparel uu
the banks of the Rio Grande on machete and,
Salt pork, and wet used up so touch of the
latter, for want o' tin M tin& better, that 1 was
afraid to look a shoat in the lace Yes, there's
mote of it—[sings With the
t"I'lla Mar Sitangleil Danner, and long may it wave,
''O'er thir land of the free and the hobo ottite tiruve!
llurrae. that', all hut rate hot if yotr, want
that 'era Ilag to wave over the land ot , the
, lien-anal the himat. of the brave, why in 11-11
dtt you take it to llexierd Tb ern p;egteasers
laint.. free , hor_ Nave • nttatow, you can hi it;
so you seo,, thunghp.the music id goiad,,the
„Ihntitneni,itin!h.„'propriate.,' New, I aitet, gut
no of?jouti,oni trr voltuttooren,, so . 1,,, k Rows, •on.
' rain'tepygysl;aolklartk ot.that.• I .h nv o, grpal.l v ,
litthd.eight.companiosslook,trents,M .tny mro•
ilrtinn,ottelt,thepides' dont? • - thq ; psotropyyetts,
.driaking,for , Alrolve to poranett,yolonteers.
'l'dal • ls,,,thai:l,loiol,la'dolly , , , hus,i tleS.Sr. k s Alto ,
pOemy....ot , ,the,:per,leesion, as , , 130 I Nialtlicovs
ushd to oral it. Nllarehi t al tn....‘hit I.q • klm .091 , 1,
is ell- very-well, .takon in. tl4.figeratty e kens°
•-•;.4liit'lWayr. en Outliers ,Af tt,!,engltess , w ishes, ttr'
..,I).Ai tmdeni l too,4-#6, they cililn tho, honorable,.
acintlemati.wot spoke last a liar, but von 1,.,
c'ttnies`tdOhM to t litotaPprifse; veb t ti' feller
ticr - city74eittl , fliinselfk - ftrir• t.sB;;:e.,, month; into' a
Tirileg tolhitti7 cran4ed,,nt ,R t r,Tdhlifif,. ri!hititir,Wil
it's ,c reel:ea t ' np, to - be, liy
.. 4 . j p , 1i .,,,. T i., 0 .,
ipe;'l' stiY:=, , "?'" -.• '' • , • -- ~ •
! if!, ithy , yoll'aiittil,tiiristmeri g : mild•rlolicit - a
'flociaait loOking-, , gemleinao,.wiiarinio loath
e : ...tap, having a.. red - sash, pad ro Ila g ; his
..;waistil netts a inurnacheiin , it state-oLiskettili!
;i 1 1.2,t.9. 1 4%,)0A/Il i tl er ;iii ) , 74l : ,.f ?VivY 9 .! l ik r it 3 M i Y l
pOsoner;:ycliAln.roit.tyitcppivi in
,thyemn,, , ;:
, inniV, uhrl'itrnjf intibnd Tor isiN biYl3:''' , . ' -- - •
J'.,t iVtlir.*OtrO".ltli diaTtitri ViliPlef" ilti&
tOtt ti't ‘ Coikitess,Pays 1 there ; ainh'.nO,•,unvol- *
iI*,Y , .P. (3 :r%YAV 40. 1 9 vPlP l 4..ie.flved ,I,PItO4ICi,
#) bo,ft free and 'Andepeldet4 cluzetv . . ;
, i.A.'' cikity4 `iilicittliciiirliiCiAd;ilVaiiiiii ! `.Vciii
?.intl, his captor,. among', whom riOt less Mho
litOreilaiiiit:oltiimed Tom as Having enrolled,.
lliihmojki,ii' . 4Ma# klitiqe i nt del ni Pi lies; ~.: HP.
MO dclitctic) oy,cr 16tlie - civil ntlkoritcs for
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NUE XXI'
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!low Wu. Joiges FAlLrat.-=-Some men fait
:so' frequently, that it.niay be:almost said of
`them, that illuy.do.Pnothjug : eset!' ; %Yewish
they would all folloW :the example 'Mr.
Jonep.
'There once lived, in the City of Boston : a
certain Mr. Jones, This silintifMr: - Jolicawas
.an eccentric man—fei-yrinuch so : and ammo.'
his 16.arfy other peculiarities was that of fair
ing itr business once in every ttvo years.—
Some people now a days larie the. same.ex=„
traor, I inary habit. Mr. JonOs altikYS Paid'
creditors fifty p'er et:qu i —no more nor no.less
than fifly per-,Cent. A very dignified and
pompous -man as Mr. jones: Mr. - Jon';
failed:again—made an assignment of his'elt
felts -as usual, and was very much surprised
when his nssignee said to hfrn—
' "Mr: Jones,
weshall declare a dividend
of forty per cent" • 6 .
"Sir," said Mr, Jones, in 1 very :dignified'
manner ."you must mate it fifty cents on the
- dollar, sir."'
can't be done," saidthe. assignee.
It 4hatl be done," said Mr. Jones OW: —
ting his right hand.
•'We• Dave not enough property in our
hands to do it," said the assignee.
"Si,'," said Mr. Jones,' declare •fifty per
cent.—.l always pay fifty per cerit. —ard, sir,
it you have not sufficient property , Im.y:our,
heads to pay fifty per cent, I sit', will pay ilia
balance only .my own pockcl.
C=EIN
A' BOOT WITH FpOT correspon
dent of New York Spirit of the Times gay,
that Knickerboc.kerls article o n bootjacks and,
big feet reminds him Of a little occurrence
which took place at-one of the North River
lands. The Albany boat had jnst arrived,
and the landing was as usual, crowded with
cabmen ; porters, loalcrs 8:c. When, the. pus
sengers commenced landing, a porter step
ped up to an 'up country looking chap,' say-2
;ng.
•Carty
, your baggage ?'
^ , ;No, Prather guess nocrwas the reply.
'Shan't 1 carry your baggage?'
'No? darn ye 2-1 hain't got any bagcrage,'
The porter looked at him a minute .; then "
very coolly stooped down, and taking hold
of one of his feet ; sail with an air of aston
ishment ; ,
'Why mister that's one et your .feet--ain't
it 'f Blarretne, it did'at think it was a /eh&
cr. truuki?
NOTHING IbtrisH.—A yankee, boasting an
inveterate,hatroil to every thing British, is
living in this city with a colonist familf. Ile,
takes every - opportunity to have a 'Ol4 at
-brother Ball, aml the colonist sloes - what W
m, to defend, the venerable gentlemen.
'Noll are arguing," said the colonist - , fla
guinst your ancestors!'
•
• -No, I am not.'
c•Who was your father!"
- - "A: Yankee:' -- •
, •Wlto were your folefathers?'i
"Yankees!"
„were Adam-and Eve ?"
, •I'atkees bp—thunder?"
•
A ;• s,'n'amsrry.—A .gentl6tpart, a.
citizen of lialtnnore : was travelling a short,
time ago, on board a staamobat, on Lake
4.ortze, and after having paid his "Hicks•
punts - for a sight of the " varment," W. 16
permitted to take a literal copy otl tho box
contaitiing it. 1 , 0, the information the curi
ous we publish it verbatim. When. " Ohl
Dick:l was asked if he was the author of the
lines, he remarked that he was : and that it
Wilt; one of his best efforts.
LYVE SNAIX lbw •
•
The sub•ervbur has got bt, Jiviu Rattil
Suaix in a gaithocks for too sho for s:ckspunts
a syfe.
N. P. l'itildun balypryce. Them soak
was ketelit ou Tung mounting and is dwl
a'y
N. B. they dent eat nothi.t.
O\ r tt u,.nr YUelt WATCII DLitlsn SEIt•
MON.--Tlll, i. HO I' inii!l exploit. Ilium are .
II t adviedatatl, ari,ing from it. In the
tirst place it will he !mown that the man has
n watch'. Jo the **MI place. he willAttomi
that the i-eriniin It .S net much-iitleeted him..
.it will lie a modest hint to the min
ister that he has pig:tithed long enou'h, and
should brio.? the sermon to re close. Fourth:4
ly, it will take up a portion of the bubo and
atten tion, so that a part of the sermon, cur-.
thinly (it 'not We whole.) will pass by-the
nine as the idle wital,..and be Met.. Fifthly,
it will show is but estimate the man.put on,
the mesinge.of grace. Sixthly, it Will attract
the notice of others •artfund, and turn aWay.
their attention from themessage
nor. S'eventhly, it is an not very nitwit in
inwmony with a passitge otgeriptttfe, 4whep ,
will the new moon be, gone, that..we may,
*ion crirn, and the•Sablialti,that we may set
forth wheat?' Amos
.
A. SnAyt , Due l —Louden .dogare'noLdev
iltutre of a sert of cockney. ability. ' We know
one, (sayslhe I„karary .Jouiriftl).whieh . 'w,ak
heetistorned to. go almost everylday, with a , ":"'
'penny in•hil mouth„tn the baker's , and bity,7l.
al roll Jul his, oWil consumption .' 'One. , day
the baker's men, in a „joke r gavalith..a Ml_ _
hot„ is lire, just Oat e,fthe,ev,ert, L wbieh-he'iti- ‘ 4
Natly dtopped,.se,izeil ,hil;',inoiliftiotiftliet -, .i
•eounter, and, trout ibit day clantgedlWislkikert u.l
'hi never would ge i ,hank-,na k in7loAkatishopp - 7-
be Cape ti (-hi ti -money,„: 1 1 k 6, a jgooti-steati* , -,--
uetpmer - with - a Jimmy, bobayftd tratleintait
„,
'- ~li.- Ib itelielbiAn tkinifilk s ;ira.; iiroposes,lntna., , ;
self tifi i tt priz,ein.el)it ‘ teTy.; 41 1)e, galled:S.ll6,, , :
IV' s : 4ll frO P li . /arrta4 l ? 1104OrY- 1 ?-.;ritel pribeir
of tickets . 16,cri yArti'abOardin,g,tn,,tho ~ age 0f4.1 '
this:oooip*,„Ns idor;6, tied 91431104 e g !0.be...,
charged considerable, Mi:o3.,than 1, ~ c1ung!,..1e,..v.
A ips - ;.'2 Wliee *50;000 Is rak4 Atte 10.1!Pty;41041-
,tp' be,'Ll 'lash,' and it. 'the -.W.inner be, drsinclin foli
act to take the,man t ly,4!„.ll,w a n_l9,le,y,t . lig twyp
'is to be iliillifeil . /ie4weeP' glen) '.-- ' ' '''' 4
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