T: *Pr:I4Z * • =EMI MEE :TN; • r ) illil ,:~;r,"~~i;, =I VOLUME XLVIII. ~aa 1~. LO=Ok-GE(V3IIIL-14S-Far-LIC . Gradtiale" of Ihe .reffersim • Mcdicill allege of Pluladelphia4-..--- • RESPECTPULLY offers to the puhlic ] tis'pro-. reisioad services in the prnctico of Medi bine, Sorkin; and APO/Welly. OFPICE it the tieeitlenee .of.iiis father in S,' .11unever street, Already opposite' iprets' (la! c Roberta) Hotel •.null tjlie Second thbrelt..' •thlrikele; April 7, 1847. • • • DR. 14,.1INEIRS , A$ REMOVED'IIIS, QFP.ICt DWELLI.NG, to tho 'two' story • bri • iouso ocUoiniiig his Drtik . :Stiite, off West' ;Main §treet. 46114.'150. • - . Dt.V.T.Vm ,LID) 11.ZPM - 49' Honlidecipatide Physician; OFFICE.: •Main'•stroct., in tho bousn ibr tnerly oncupied by Drt Fred. Ehrinnn. • • •Curlisle. April 9, 1846., I~IsS, So cr,9. mccoD.zaoo • Tot, , • ' 4 I tR • • perferin .all operations upon the 'WV. Teeth that are retjuired for their, preser vation onehas Sealing, 717th.g., Plngging, tor 'will restore the loss of them, by inserting Ar jiloial Teeth, from a single Tooth,.to tun sett. ( I. ..Offiee on Pittstreet, a few tloorsSouth o the It:alit:401 Hotel.. - N. H. 11....lhonmis *III benbsent train Car , •tislr,the last tend4s, in each month. Julie I I ,•1846 tO-3 1 EPH KNOX, • . ~ ATT Oft NET AT LAW, Pittsburg, Pa, yos returned from Carlisle, in the practice ER of his profession in Pittsburg, Alteglieoy +enmity, Po. Peli. Iti, I SIT O. DU LAP A:0 A 1 1 ,1, 13 .attorney at Law, • AnkFOICIF. iu South Ilaunver street,a ICAV III) 0 . 1 helmv .I. It. Graham,Gaii. JOIr 141,1845. • 24,21.23 1. „EU 2,3--.2122 . 224 . A I torei4"Akt-Law. f i rAlr FICM n ith S. r). Adair, Flstl., hrEraliam's 111,l new oynnsit (Ace. March 31, IWIT. CARSON C. MOORE. Attorney at Law, ink I'FICE 111 . e rvni• do! C9liii!toliNu, in . tit N.Y. room littely,orcupied by lir. FesTErt, larch 31,1847. AltorilOy al Law, HARRISBURG, PA. April 28, 1848.-Iy. .0 124) o 3213 at?, VI IS • 'Mustice of tho Peace and Sorivonor. IFFICE in South flatiovir Strtut, opposite! I,J Um Post 011ie. Curlislr, prilf2B;lB47. STTRVEYOR AND SCRIVENER. .70EEN-C. WILL. he' limed at his Ofllse in the rear of the `Court I louse, ready atistll - :pies—unless eng• ged in the liusittess of. Ida itrar.sision—to , make Ser ve, sor la ids, roada, etc Ile *ill - 111s° prepare deeds of 1.1011Ve3 UMW and any other instrument Ll' Carlisle, June 23. 1847. PLAINFIELD CLASSICAL ACADEMY, Olt• the undwrland Valley R tit Road, Jim) miles west of a 'lisle. (VIE SECOND SESSION *(5 mOnilms) Will 11. eomini2Me oh MU NU IY, May ,S. TIM broacher taglit, are Latium, ateek, Frunch, (kr ona, .Alootlietuatios,imieltalitig Vrautocid Survey ing, together With all Engli.ll Braimelmes required for College, Commtingyllottse, Every effort will he monde to give entire Fails• hwtien to those who may place their suns in the institution, by unwearied attemiou to their moral as well as mental imprcwenelit.• rmspeetuses, , eutititii . liitg . 'Perms, (which are , moderate,) rereveneti, Ste, uu,i be hail nti 'dressing ••• , • - K. BURNS, Apra. 7,4 1 847.. - - = tf• Principal & •IRyIN - - - . - WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, • e"' 201 .zrkel Street P , • • ”linporters and Wholesale Dealers L it Wens Nledieinea,Chentieult , Peri:6o4d /p. Ilelettg,Seritteel and 0 .stetereol liimeinnents; r• Oru~~lsts Ghtswei;:egindow G.lssibPoititB,oos •i Llieux,, ,, lsits,Counery.,Aletulients.and Physieittna slip die d with the itheve Facies on the most In; , Vot•lthle tams. ltiqut.aml.prompt intention paid ii ortlerV,: Every , JoipiIIARAIA,AI: IN' ,; of Virginia.'.' Invire,4l: Pii Itile,h)Di a; Sept.3o; 4 11.—,y,•• ".1 atldil.9% . ,OPlZZite • • ' UZI7X ; hi.. iory to Vie' c. tf,f 14. •: , lupr,ingthad'eliviwal ' , ..rather,eddhiaving r in hie ritititiOliOtt '14(1 One 4 1i1 ifobl Nat lin "IC hiib*,64,h9par, - i,( 5 44!°;q0 , ' ,1 bl tifiu'oi „ e;:ifnoectictoly . ; A d' C 990 ':v Cot 21 L (,' t.r.; • •• .-''' "&sabtriunr,G.. ~ ,‘ '' ,ilieimi;#l.?t: -. --- -- '"iirlikkie,lttQw tt”3 aollege: fly -.66°. B ,4" iiibt i Ldi , Griiitlpmqt , O i s e p i t i ) t p i tt er r im el toi t, 7 l . l l. 8., ,• 1 At r4nts K"lwark"'"' ) 3 ad •b'Jw , I 1 A 1 1V „An ftellitril .0, xpeimortitly 0P. 1 !..t. 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' r . r, , ,11,', 1/ fla'a" ''ir allt; firc.ari . .4lll,raS, I •''• - •—• '''' • - -'''' *II ?I . 111 N tlii * .riVll, l * . ... ilk •• • • -• _ . ' " • MI& ISIEWS -7 01LATMENts IT has; pow - tr to cause all external :SORES, -- SCIIfiFULOCIS, humors, b11:10/ U&ShASE POISONOUS WOUNIIS,, to discharge their put held matters, nail klien'heals them. It Is rightly terrneil All-herding, for: there 'is eenreely eitteru'al or internal; Mat i ,w ill not benefit. I.liate used it foOlielnat teen yearn reF alt diseaaeh Of the client, cohinimp• lion anal nvolying• the, Mama dagger, unit renPotisibility; and I declar e bitfore heaven ,and man, that dot 'one Bitten canefailed to Gen efit Wlien the,pitifent the:.,Vesery Or emitter 171011119. " ' ...I hare Ina physlithas`lesimed 1100in-tiro essinn.• I had intlitsiets of the qesplil; Judges of the Leitch, Al dertiteti - , Liiwyera, gontleinen of the , midintatitiiden , Of McAteer line it in every ‘iiriety . of way iliere'lks been but one, vMee---ona uartitical voice—saying, " Allinter;yettr'OinttliMit is G . ooo:fi • • CON SUM PTI ON. ;=4. I e;e,ted it that a 'salve anti hate ally Mika' Mien 'the lungs ,seuteit• as: they. mid within.'the -system Ent, II placet) upon Alm chest, it, petietrateeto the longs B'4.lpin:tiles the 11015(111011t1 particles that. nre,pkinsii, mink them, anti expels them from the It is 'curing persons a Ceusiiintilion emdinh illy. HEAL/A-WI E.--'line salve leas curled 'persona. /if the headttelte or It year's stanilitig.. - iMil who had it regular every week no that yoroitiog • 1 311 CU. took 'Mice. Dealtiesaand Ear Ache arc helped with like • success. • . • . RI-MUM A 'MM . -, -It - ivity(iveq :ift)lo7t ittittie .liately the Intlarnation and Xivelifirr, tire pain ceases. Reed the direetiini.nrotnitt the box, COLD FEET.--Consumption; LiVes , Loot• plaint, pain in the .host or.side, idling off 131 the hair one or tli other always .acaoinpanielf epic' feet. (This ,oititnient is the tend reniedY;) 111 ii it sure sign of distraJe to have cold feet. lu serollilti, 6ld sores; :.9 4 ysipelas, 'aattrlieUtrn liver complaint, 'sire vies, qu'osy, wee- throat, bronchitis, broken or sore breast, piles, all thest diseases such as astliinai.oppreasions, pain--alsO, tore lips, chapped hands, turners, cutaneous ertip• wins, venous diseases nut] or the supine, there is no ineiliiiine . tiow known as inod. SC k LA) 1.11.1A1).--44Ve likve cared CAW% that ad unit), dialed 'every thing known, an ivel I as the ability ot 15 or 20 doctors. One nom told us be had spents 4 soo on. his children without any beue -likr-when-ii•leatiGehdinent-istireil - lIALi)NE S.--It'rrill rebtore the huh' ittUW than any oilier thing. BURNS..-It is the best thing it the world fur floras: (Wol the diCectionit nroond the box. OR. wi davit evenytestige—of-thern away'. -- it, - - ..- . There is probably no methaine on the face of the onue awl:tam-add all safe in the expol o.r w orms. COlt of . tbeOhl(nlent n ill always keep corny IrotngroWing. never be trpultiell wnirtben) if Hie) kill use 11. P11..1.:N.--'llaisaptls HIV yearly °tired by tpis Ointment. JAMES 111CALLISTER &t Co. Stole propLietors of the'toloove medicine. CAUTION rt'-No OINTAIENT will be yttotu hot: ttollt,t; the motes or James &Itt,lllister or haloes & Co., ure - writtett cith it pro tiro e5...1.0111)(4. . Sold Lc Shinuil Elliot, S. IV. lirtvitrat irk hid 1/r. rrr., in Car'islth Est 1...:12601, hit,ltyri; Singihrr k Pool, Chu/ elitowo, and ./ohoo Diller. Nrwyille. THIS- WAY STRANGER ; Aha. Clati"X'S Now Zstab liEhment! TIM tindersigued would respectfully inform the citizens of Carlisle and the public geld e.rally, that lie has opelieil a New Establist I.ilt 111 South I liknover street, in the store room dor ;lowly orcupied lief Mr. James \lcAlath, nearly opposite the Post Ulbee, Carlisle, 'jum bo land co., yll.. ii here fie is 1111,11111V11 to execute with neatiless,,ilitrability and ihrintieli, lull ;i reasonable te'rms,every nearription cif N t I. Xlitaie and Periodicals lobtiml to putterlis; Libraries fitted ttpithil repaired; Ladies' Picrap Books AllllllllB nod Portfolios, of till des twilit:tools, made to dialer; flitilling claim for Li: hrtiro.s, ktistitutions, Societies, tic., on adtatilag. co is term., !IL N X WORK of every d'ele..rlittio'n;vbei na Dockets, Iteecnlls, Deed "Books, Day 'Bodlie; Ledgers, Journals, Alerreeranvlume„ Cheek Rolla, Receipt 6nhke , hen' of the. Einesk quality of paper,' and in nal le equal to any made in a ununtry:tunin, on the. moat reasonable terns• Cali nod ace ape ,. clowns. . . Isf.tlll.—Old tooks iebound' will . ' neatness owl Files of inipers.' ' NEW AND SECOND HAND BOOKS,STATI),NEYI Thu felhßeelhel . Ilan also commenced lt new Book Store, at the same place, where DOI MS 01 almost every description can be Ikatp. Ordcrs for Books will he prinnptly 'mended to. _ • Letter and' Writing paper, Colored Printing and Wrapping p• per Post and Cup imper by the quire or ream, very client). • - ' Ale,; lee Side iILANK BOOKS, FANCY ..s.g- TteLus, two. Blank Deeds, l e awyettetqustlees !tilde COnstables_ blanks,' A large, assortment of new style \VIIII nod Windoiv ; Blind l'aper,yire ' Board StTeells, t.<l:. White, sal 'blue Bonnett' Boards., Gold Pens,- self attpolt ing Ink Stands, !knee's blue and red. ink, Paper Simd, hlll.ll .lunsei, new st le alders; pemils;cartleike.,,, vu hiuh will.be sold low for cash, or etclumged for clean linen and cotton rugs, and such produce inay be ugredil upon. „Chß and ex:oldie:, Au , yourselves. . . • JOSEI'II . S. GITT, Ag't. .1u1y.28„ 1817,-. . • , rout IMNifil; (417; LOW' PRIDEARIIDWARE STORE' L .•f • To Whig . PIS ULIV,t, T• • "" tiubscritieti , the ea( ' tiro 'atoelt or J neeb Senor, iny,itti at, 'the,, • ' publi to th'itit atieot'terterit:- • Witll all the boAbili;i:;l4oiir • Slhg'raioileCirhor titit . ilbliithhietihk,• ; Ve 'ere ble te•sell Herd tiore•iiir I OVPI fqnrit'a •Qtilevlti.vo.4 lee 'than 'any other ' , JJtirdiv Are" SlOrdAti•ittiV4Ouri! .T ry.-u a' on d 'pror'e lee,' at:the !old'itiirtilell , hoinvh , ,sto , ;!InifOverl -Street; bet 4 Ito ee tint itn!ir Taverwtithti'l the El d. Otili•StOrti3Off:Geo.,•"Kolleit , .! 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I had been too mug& engrossed by.dteobjectsiWlitch interested US' ut every eiep in 'Egypt and 'Arithia,.to think 'Thank of thisf fi . relianChett . when lorth.froiri :Out. t 61'that orif 'around, nee'le''fitalre'ine'l feel r ilitt We - were' aboutto tenter -UpeM'a , lneW , coailtrY , ,;•and-11- neun.'set . b( intUteStir;:tifitfl beeatrie eager Id :kitotv at , %Olaf hour' We' Were:',ip'ptitss the boundary which - Separated the'Deseit from the fllely'Liand=i 7 the'Nellie of.-the old' Faith. ' frotriihat 01-therletri . : 'W had Inllciwed . the track ollloses faint the 'Spot where his mo-• titer plaited ,`his' . l.itilitish Cradle 10 that' on whieli'lle flied'; for . iti* the - East We should 'this Motoingtee the'rtionittains ovelhanging the Dead Sea; Mn! - anicingthetn'the minima -of - Netyo, , Wlience ha - looked abrohil'tivOr the Lund of Pretiiise; and 'now We Were to enter - upon the Country of Jcsitscertiiin to walk hr His very' footsteps,' and . see What He 'eatV -7 , petldps-iltis 'very day. I never -remember • feeling stiCh'tin intereW tri everY wild flower, in the outlines of. all the hills, and the track• of all The water courses. • - ' We had lest the stony Desert behind oit, and Were encamped in a nook of the where the ground was' green, and: - .weeds dew thick: There was grass under my bed_ .la 'the tent; and when I came out this rimm ing, the dew was heavy on the daisies and buttercups and flowering mallows which grew abundantly on' the tut.`. After break last, while the camel 4 were leading, l'walk(;(1 in the early sunshine on a strip of sand over: looking the valley, impressing on my mem ory every teat me n et . the landscape. and im patient of the rising ,, routid to ,the north, WliictliLptgaeiiid-ny- seat t et e -wit:. We•re ten o'clock when we. passed the boundary. It was impossible to tell the exact-inommit; but within a mile or two we lelt,that .we were, indeed, at the native lane, of CliriA, no .1 probably on His very hack. He might have-been-hem His ielstanis..iis_cd.-atAlehrom;-atid dining the lust thirty years of Iliilifejle had proliahly visitetf them, utter meeting them at the feasts of derusaletn. He might have walked oval the hills which swelled higher and h.glier as we advanced, and rested beside - some at the wells which yawned beside our_eraek. At any rate, the trees and flowers which we saw must have beenlantiliar to flis eyes; are thorny acacia which began her 6 to rise _and spread 'Coin the stunted shrub el the dessert to dr ditueesions of a tied; the scat let 1111eppiiq—with us u precious garden flower—which here strewed the ground for acres around. the eyelameir, - Which pushed bath its was of w bite and Wm -- blossnms limn under many a stone and bush; and the • poppy, mallow,. hemlock and wild hedge. l• did not know before that these weeds-were as common hem as with us; and never be. WC did the sight of them gi ve me so muc h pleasure. It would have been pleasant any. where to meet these laatiliar weeds so fur front borne; tart the delight to day was to Mink that fie and His disciples were as much accustomed to Diem as ourselves; and that a wall: in the early spring was, m the pure mutiny, much the same thing to them us to i But we Soon came -upon traces which ' showed that(4tie ex_piinse• of pure country was amid!. iti those . days,. compared, with' what it is iiiiiV, 'Tliettovviis must have been m'ot'e thickly set' herd' Unit!' 'in ,any country I ever as in. Piitcheit . :and'inasses of ruin showed themselvei'on every hand, So near each Whir 'nal . ° indicate that the land must have been peopled to adegree now nowhere Itilown,. :rile tirst.plowing-welit seen for ninny weeks,. was a striking sight to us, a mere scratching of the soil at the foot of the hills . oat close by Is a. heap of building' straws, Ate rernainii of a town or .vil:age,— Presently we saw a rude plow, with a single camel at work;, nail at hand wits a long li'mudatien ‘vall. la:ii in a Ihr distant newel y, • a height farther on were the rernains of a large ancient building, withiewo broken nil; laro'standing, marking the sight ot the Aioer of:Scripture. .Then„tlibugli•there were wet . iir-coursesl about. 'every bill, wells' began to abound; inibstaritial,•deep wells, built with ti rim with haus id It,- to ' receive . thii ,covering. slope.; , such wells as, tell' of a Keith: in oat. Beside theft. We , la opped . early,. llittl day—partly ,bocause it was Suutlitv,,anit. Nutty ,b4ett9t.t our. Arab guards,..Who knew nothing of our Suntlityp.found a .convenient Place Among Alm • hills . soniew hat : sheltered ,trant,tha. c.old ~ mind; and.,here, a: very, law. . miles : An:km.ow .bcuralary,-, the. gentlemen of ; the pally, disqpierrl.. lbel Ave; had sat , dowi; injlie,taid s ttel!w,hat„was,oncti.za,large town,. tlioughi , - klia,, pl age, • Uppeamed ba , ;me re-; stony_ Agli9li lml!o WilltYilikati'Mle,hailpassedo'ilii the morning early I wearkeut,to-seu l .lor. myielt; ,unr.i,wies,astoniOled at the,exten L•al atm ruins ! NV bleb 4 .. , e1 IQ a ld,. lira ; hay e,-obserst °Ai : At Idle merely; riding ; 14y,, t tt gout d; tree a ,I he I ines'Ol• ileandakien:;,w,aHo : ler,half am ile;iand,bnild int' I stunes c eyergrewn withygrekarlay, in: hillock ' s' , Ter i ,Er r :gonsalarable; )clistauce,.:,y,ound.fi!Tliia: glflltY.o c 0 Ye rfIP lu illliti i linpeatoutiir'oo,ke•, nci WI , 4 1 1590 Ati beds for thelgeatar weio folillti. ' A° ! )6 ' lhe- , yeellaPl: ;large; tibuilditigs , l imMegoile:le , ! .,1 4irI.IJ P ''..i% I le.* .., ~irn i optes Ilwe Araced tibiae itenapies,{ er 1 caller, such ,-; build iligpj ~by.i their 98PI1JKOMII4illarPi',1.0.orlueyps.r,being:inolyi l '.opened, ‘ ey this i da yi lauSv il.iiore iiii tlr more ',4 . MMies, , tptive, ) wegoapevineed Ilet,all tile , fwayf t reni the lounderite liebtpnolaland, ,:Was teckielittiljitoatsi-nrl Ottaniing,witlii i iihAlitante.hidhe,ilayeLefAta.glory.4th3 4 days, i.wAea lbirlreaglier)Weritinii;lied ttlevv,ri!in' itit l - Meditatiitt.hp:elvangekiwbkeknriast make it, ....winit ; ;1„; 1 1xv,e. 1 44ea , „1 IA k nil*: i9payipillel",andi ,411,0•410,541ie - ) . . eicieii tad tilaw' t exiiiite.j ; te , :day,; i vi inlekt.Rey.,Nve,E33,)beloie;' , liis;.eyesifln: , :iw ha l 9, !!. fl*as+Xrievslo lol o.v# l *tjeiglitfrit 4 t l7l 'ilintiPir [ I 6nilisTl.3ll--I)4olt;F.iltiere'jiii"s,nowlialillloll7ria 'slodeliti pen f alfollier., 04dgioliOlerilbliek?.1.1u , :i ' ' ' , d,Vlilll.elite.ilmiie•hilt , salep)Kuunielicr . ; ,ibi l'wopiliugmig.riafit,flealcofft4lolll6l'PoWre ifOith4tirpll.9olhei,eiteris'dlituile,wlo6;llsen.elf ' , W4ltbdoilieniintnnritol;l4lliiiinghtif.inediii:„4, I% ' l tAfir.Yeentds,r.aupedi44.44ii, Alenda4 :, -11tiqaotiq . i..b • RsAlbei'lijelle4o(l,olliiild*its'ljeintati,tallielili, ;005,thatli9fillag04*,,16.064104:Aljelanilinarke , , • Wiiielv - :ar,ecliptaKaliidilidatinall eitlifeikeintiAnt r li, ciA1iti . .14014 7 4? 05040 ; .0. , Wii iiliiiitiitlTCP4iii i IWO etiien,liiill6o4 - 44*Iiit)i.er_e*liiietVi4sjiail : llie 7 eYliilai#iini , e'den'teiviiliaqileXalii4elimig , I,, ini olo ) ,: elica.nded.4 l .S...#liik':4oloo,oo, l lo 6 ":l l64 `il 11 ,44400 . 0 0 i1fOig,I.M41A.LC9!kibili-'4o.itilni`ti*, o,:kyoovikieiiiilßnpliotookoi t yAiKbillegpiN if) 4 tii,kgoriNii** l .ovitY , e4. - qt4ool4)**#k; , '..: '• st .Pr ii3 .s l rtuOi4o:ilditA o4o - 0 014010016/ 0 44:k4, , - oil4l44iiltilit4;4ore,tistitOtooser.op, .. t g4i . s,om4 . osFpookontpoNituatio.,,*Atif,.44iloroc :, , cym, , i,,,, ~,,„,:,.t.q.1„,„.;.vipm,,,Riy.,,,,r4i1z;.5iv.m.:i':,,-,mi,,Y4 . , ;,,• .O u t h i„ town; .and-:.ile - Arelptranded- the. biliyoNoar. • right. :we came in sight ofllte - i two eminen ce's on 'which lietiron 'is built.' Theie.!stood The town where' ohi Ito Bapt pt vitt; tirn"; and here were•4l e scenes whiPh ' Ife.rhust. manym_time , have talked of with his'eciusin,. , tiTthera boy islt mOdtingsaFJ - e - riittalerti 'for the • Musts. Hebron i rao, - is: ()illy' ;Wee* , Mils!' from Bethlehem,: only Ibrariti;mi - tretri Orb- . saletn', anibm. those dityrtlien a 'large a.• mount :of.'yearly travelling with , nt solemn religious duty inctuiribera Cpbtvfiveryta ra ily ; it'imscarcely:possible'Vhythat reitito4i haVeMften yistied each other anit"tlidf thistiC : anti:his' parents mutt hatM:aorde!tral - lebron;-. • Tfra. CaimmalachpelalOsiltei6; - MifOie: ..bunalplatomf Abraham 'and Hisrftitriiryi was amacreddochlity ; .and.an ob)cdtMliphriliinge_ to Jewieof all :age's: "Ati4; we ititleiredjtirlt;, and vralked-round the:itieletrare;'which;tbn, Niabamtiwcintis,now pqrm&tirb Chtiktjavo, enter, 't. could not but think tilicitttight have' been before uti'Mahe scmd,ipieSt! BETIi LEHFMI-.-ZIO4N-JElltgA Asti Sat oh. a 'tomb in thn TiirkialiCeine .. . terY die next' morning (March 30)'witehing the Treperationa for our departthe;falmost dreaded' t lie 'interest which_ eve hY daY-iionli.l - -now bring, after the ca lm a d Mat:weeks we had spent - in the Desert; ur enearep , mein loolied-intlitlithe slim' a it dOne' every Mooring for a moat p 't; 'the. 4kiVi - . Avows blisy fit hiking '. wi t i. ,CkflOCtrit the tents, 'and - a noisy .qti nel going'oh in the midst—(this morning' apt a' riiStbl'beieg stolen from -oife Of The tents:)—and iheilii:, ,ferences were only tha there Nre imeetatbri; 'standing by, and that etir e'areeli . h i nd giviiii: place twhorses and asses. But; instead of the rocks and shads 'of the Desert,Hebren was before my eyes, and the hills, where, Abraham spread his (Melts, and the plil -were- he •aird his family lay buried. And . before night, I should see the place wh ere David was torn and lived his shepnerd life, and where Jesus was born. We had only twenty miles to travel this day to Bethlehem; but it was quiet enough, frig we were eager about every old iree,..aod.well,- . atitillill:rop. - The'shrlitts grew finer ' and the %WI cliWare more abundant, the. whole 1:).ay• though the hills . 9l,ludah were and Birinyi in peas, and no longer fit for pasturing each (leeks as covered them when Abraliam,lived among therm or when the Hebrew s drove in their 'cattle from the Desert, or B' it'er David Initio . boyhood amused -- 'himself - 'Willi - . slinging smooth' stones from the brook wbiltiehis lather's sheep'e-ete feetliog on the sjopes.—“ , We sat down to rest and eat under the shade. of a rock and a :spreading tree; and 'for the lamdreth time since We left Egypt, it occur red to the how little we in _England can en-‘ ter into the Meaning. at David when, in; his divine songs, he speaks of the •.sliatle of rocks, and of the-bounty DT! ""11 treo_planted by-rivers of water, arid all ,su ch Cool , images. M t cur one has been slowly pacing-on, how , : alter hour.: over glaring ,sands . ol limited _rooks, under a sun whichtinikes every bit of leather or 17161711', and Vveri , -oitels outer do h4n4, feel scorching not, and oppressing one's %cry breathing. the sight of a patch of dark shade is welcome beyond heliel: and when ono has dismounted and felt the roe) ; Hess of the rocky wall and of the ground be neath it, and gathered the fresh weeds winch cluster in its crevices ' phrase alter phrase of the l'sahr.s and prophecies cornice over one s mind, with a life and freshness as sweet as the blossoms in one's, lap. Our first sight of Belhichern was benutifel. We Jeanie mato it _suddenly,. ilist NVilell. the yellow _sunset:light was. richest. Peltlilltel7l ll'lll on rte risingground on our right, Inas• sire looking (as - all.the villages ;Of -Palestine are) j and_shadowy, as the lust son rays, pass-- ed'over it to gild the IVestern bills, and, au othee. Village- which . thete lay 'high up; ' ern •bosonted in fig and olivetirchards. The sal ley between one of which we were rising,. .lay in sluagow. Before us, perched on a lof. ty ridge which rose between us and Jet usa tem, was the Convent of St. Elias, Which we were to - pass to morrow. lwas sorry to•urrn away from this view, but.:we lied.to take the right baud mad, rind ride through time narrow streets of the village to the great Convent, 'built over the spot where Jesus is believed by the Mars to have been-born. :- - ,' -° It was ttiblatli this evening to see any of the sacred •kocelities, but it was quite enough to have the moonlight streaming in dining lie ‘ilote, bight' throtigh . the 'WindoW' of My lolly cririvent 'ehambei, , and to think- or. this; hill took place-the greatest event , in Ithe,his tory of the world; and that in the:fielda ,near, The geiftWßiith - we'lit about her jeetileg,;little dreaming in thote-ilaYri'ol ltei..pdvbrty, tliai; from. her, meeting. with ,Boaz among th, a ,p.sre. 01, his larvests,, would urise suel ',empties to the human race; that the t sliepher • ,g,rand 'e hild, 'ivliesa divine songs were 1 &idle her, uhf agei should le !the , re ighty kthg hii was atal.tho lioltermf a yetfetightieri, whe tisliottlii• , build the greut,templplpf the ,Lord, mid *at a iefere'lliOtafiedeketidaiit:slitieltfmakeihese ' gleriea' 'tipper& as' a bildiah •liyS To' • the .pres 01166,0f:His givatee. soi , ereiglifyioverihe'tim., century Mail Poiul.;, -itiriWi! , e3.o l .allii9l4.aifiate . century las nobly said that"rrospetity,.is We' promise of the Old Test:mini; 'mid' Ad‘rersi-. ty that orilieNißC"'''Oililiis bill _was born 'lffe;yiiiispeiltYbl''tlid' Old 7;,Di`44ii!dtiti6lkt and sts)i,:tlife lin' ~‘Veli'.liili. O 'lliia IVlaii Of 'SeaUws , 'iFliailtiiiiw'thiiisearet of tild'oetittelailirtai)glit it. iti'lhu "kyiii . k'tlathirtiftiOs 'net 'ik, , iiii(ll to 'gain' th4kihellv Wiiild;i'f Ho Itii.eiclitt`Alivtl.'iqul.. " th the "tibirtillig kiktiertit'latd'ild:Oliiiiili of the diiiiiieitill'daEoaliftlif TiiAlliii'ai)o6Py)irt, with, its chapels for Grceel4 ttat , ii) . and .Arme- , man f.WeeiliiNtind llt'Ylifitar - traire for the eaimnis , underttropticlrWher& ;tlie%;frittisli . he die ve:thotlosepti and ,Mtiry.! Arintoribtlewlti to .there- wasmelooth; for ftherri7 in iheilinto 1 If :the , lOW ti !was:ttio , fullltilleepi'vei; IheatilWhile, tilM,People:Ware';eolleittad , foritHa oimitavii is Aiiiidly , .prObablefthattbegitkaukitrephletolMl Mnderigroundlaiiqbilt iii, , thltileit'veimiitislas igbittglerf.thie , tiuirnikriiiladr*Mikilat was 4 life: -efibetVigfiet,O.Militt44lol4,freottlie•shifellilie, i :of thiierOWdeti ealtelit; *illii*Yi lllo *. l ,* to. Mid itheir :siiiekepaildf. the. talltoirsoftilie'oh m . tilt: ~svir,iiituri*.+lAirs3o, o o- i ieiyi. , nsi,l trv'etlxiiiil7iraTtile - Thliiit.TifittiOvninVl:ll4 -11 Of' lilieWntirkep'ittirlbe,d;ittli belitiliii,.thiil:' I S e• ' . 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'the 'tomb of, lludlielpintPthe'Venvleririat in, . w but t our,eyes,antltlboughts. were ; bent' . to ward ;ieruclaTein: I're'ritember;htiwevoi+, thal!, : liere-1 firk-saw- the materieOl . life--:Diid' Boa- Ay{ tig'-hl il 6 lb" a ' I iit lagiipliet Wilt di r e h ills.(-; , ) ,,4s soon as: thod,ntiounted .my'. ass•;befine Aie. cpayent,oly.lins,..4,sa . w.,. from, Our,, I idge spina buildinga on Tito, i r i is . ing, gro und: which' VOW "iffeWeil.itiell befdre ifs. 'li.Vaiiikit irtt ; ; tikediately ceettiint'what they went, 'but the ne.ws.soun; spreadcamong ,, us...; :That''‘; rising Around was Zion, and thoselntildingsbelba-t gedUJerUsalern thotki they stood outside the walls. lin'inedialely'';itlier;' ilia 'Walled city-itself-tahm-ildri Vietvi-lying,-itlongllie hills, I Most 'Willie. patiy. Aver's: d isappoi Weill', 1 wasootT-,portly,bocanso t knew. that we. •giiit were . appreaching it frOrn the,,least favorable side,' and' pith y ltek.atisti; • my,'ekkot,atioits ' :had mueli - andetrittett the - iii ie'lititl ileur of the uityi, ; Whatme now -sacc , wati ; a line, . of 'whim. walls on ,a. hill side, with some spare buildutge, and small _white domes ri,, sing Within: . . - - • . ' . , fwilked , the heat of the Wiry. On btu. right were hills, the suinmit of one cd Which was Actildentia, bought by the ptiestsi.with the money which the wretclieit. Judas returned 'to them, -when he found too lute wnat he had 'done in bithattempt to force his Lord_to assert His clairr(to a temporaleoVereigrity,— On our left was the plain- of Rephuim.— When we arrived at the 'brow of the high ground we were taken by surprise by the rarideur of scene- Zion_nowapp - eareate( 7 .thy of hermarne, and' of..her_place_ the. -hymns of David, and in history, We were Dew overlooking Abe Walley of Gihun, more -0 oni at ily hy-name ru n ore: Froin its depth, and its precipluius rocks en our side, I should call it a ravine. , This deep dell contains the Lower Pool taw- dry, and the aqueduct, from Solomoitiol--Pool-iii-seen efoscing , it obliquely . ', Ate, Opposite side is Zi on, -yailog. T voly -steeply, I terraced for til 'lage-iit'scinie:paits, and ertntried by the city Wall. -'rrtr•the right, sweeping :away from the ravine of Gihon i is the-deep-'imil,, greet Valley of Jchoshapliat; clustered with rocks, relieVeif by.tiees, and leading the eye round . to:the slope 01 Dlivet,which however best seen lroiu the oth'er aide of the -.city.. The ;lack dome of the Tomizipt David was the nest object, and alter that the most conspic uous root ;Teat dome of the Mosque of Omar;'Whicili oecuilies the' site of Soloinateis ter ple:1:- • • -tly this Man there was silence.amoug us. I milked behind our cavalcade, as it slowly ascended the beautiful rocky wal —glad of the silence permitted by each to all; lot it was not possible at the inotnent-nor will it ever be possible-ego speak of the itnpression of that hour. We'enterrd by the Jolla's gate and every echo of our ,limes' feet in the narrow, stony, picturesque. streets, told upbn our hearts as we-suid to ourselves that we were taking up our rest in Jerusalem. Hard of Hearing. • A young Janadion Mice *Rad the dough., ter ol an old man.thskliFed.tiown east who professed to ba deficientin hearing—bat for sonth, was Moi.e caPilimS than limited it: hearing as the sequel will show. It was a stormy night in the ides of!March if I mistake nut, when lightning met light ning, and loud pelt's of thunder met thunder, that Jonathan sat by the old man's fireside discussing with the old lady' (his intended mother-in-law,) on, the expediency of asking the old man's permlision to Alwry 'Sal'— Jonathan ret!talved , pop:it' to the old man the nekt•days, 'but, said 4 14 I' ink of the task my heart shrinks!' To be briefo eight passed,. and, by the dawn of another•tiPh the old, map was found to be in 'hie barn lot, feeding pigs, Jonathan 'irArt from his - bed earlyllit the tiforintiEt; spied ths; old man feed., in his pigs, and resolved to.ask-him lorSul, Scarce had a minute. plapsed, inter Jona ! than made his last resolution 'ere he bid- the ofd Dian , „Ictotl riairiting 1 , 19 w Jonathan* 'heart beat ! now he scratehed'ltis - figad ? -abd, aver and anon iav&birili do' a liiiisive*yaDri donitthan deelared'hekl as leave hike thirty nine sttipop as to ask i „the.ojd matt,. but,. said becloud to liiiusid(-however, here goes it, iteiter''won a fair gal, ah 4 addiesseil the' old niaft-thus: , * A any old man, 1.-want to marry sum' daughter. -- • Oltl,Nap,,,Y , ealitaitt.to bnyrOw my halter? I would lone it to you JoTTIAT t ) 4 1 !. TY krl. 'fiaii .. trifien'it'atid'gone'olf M mill.' '," - .. ~ ~i lenathan,-Putting',ltie'inhfitlf elorte ii..f.t c rAlq,i3upifq ear, And eneak Mt in 11, thillfeiag voice, I've got 500 pounds of mney, !,, ~. f , ~ Oltl 19.fm:Step back', n• st 11 'beini i iid gretilly , rilarin;'atid'.excliiiMfuti in a voice,. of surpt iseitygorlifit gat , li re :lit' tidikitl:kil cinnties, of honey 1., Mita! Ile: thmmitkiltief Alan yaii. do with so tnnelitheney,.i.loriatlumf 'l .Whi':,, it's inure than allttlitl'airlil;libtirluilid•hiiie use for al j iT,')„„T.:ni,i:!: . ll.—.;-: Ji . 1 Jonathan.—(Not yetithe.itiotina ci despair, ' 1 and putthig - lits mowlitte.lthe.Oldlmali's mill brawled .out,) I've gottdold, Le 1: --.:i , A i .t i 1 Old IVlan.--So. - havelkionathattOutd i'la , the worst i:Old. ever. U ha& in Irriy. I ile. (.'. ; f ~ i ' . By 'this time the .old lady.. came, up,:tinil havingaibirfeved4Onidhau43. unfortunate situ. alien, she Pel.. , twirnamgciptAhe.vidienee!fi' ear, and sereameddiafr,efflottlitia4lYl4lo4o o - :DaddY):lsay, 41 4077,119 1 .1tite1et-r , he wants Illtfileo,Y, glirMegliteft 'St A - .` i 4'=. Old-Man.—t totithitrAlbal,our.eglllhallert Was gone. : ' .• , ..),!;,, 11 I , ~;,„,,;.i,4 . ,, k , 1.i.r..1 ---Old-Ladyy k liti.liklyllottLette 2 .t...,Roder. :atatiiltlie l s'getAlg!Fligt , e l e v kl.--a --- r:1 . ... ,. Olt,,Man.—Re a g 9 : 1 p,51 td,ea ;the' its t',.., eh 7 W. beee he '...d9iLl . ?Okil Abe. -i,tvhf . afll. Sti eayhig;trte.old'ilatt armed a bli4lat.Joui.. ritliates,horitiXift - fifir Qking cane; but he ..happilildetlgitlfi:l , #nol; y,,f, zff . i‘ • -va I 1)t 'l,', , gNoi_villt,lther. tage,9011644a1 crtian eatoP, at' l'Api - o - lbutilviiikfuntgri,.. - tooiliiiimancelliellti.ooei :aftertilinAthati,t . Whu r ttialiote,,:hirfilieelit: 61' . t,did,drtatliErevitiltitik,,eldimlbere;c'frieiolnidr . at\ I ig,olmutot,Bleobarnyal.dtmiordtiOft,iimilthitt' *ln Olit#PONlteimiiii , bitnt alloisMikteri,lkire - Ue ast riliatt 7 fillitialia r .blObtilniClellaxii, TO'grou, di . ' iurtiAbeletelho Told: r.rttat ,-4 0ukilitake . L', ll Pi 4 6 igarabroiti , Nrarstathapibtra fl,eiltopr4mytg , la .„Crinriirrhdie4'itionatkiirrit a pram; to tlig., aliettviintit4ittit 'AO aPeed,',Ortiohn'OPpilil 0 00 4 0 41 .1.faie1tri(11f) 14 ,1') . " , "..1 0 ':...e./ ......til'itToa.,. 0 exisli AiikiietiOaloll oho 41044 k/Maiill.4 .Nelei'4 ,had no hutil*d; .•2: .:lAfis'.;:st'..Pui t....... 11 5 ,... qr. I • ' , .":"..'-:."';';`,"'i ::-...!;'....- .;.,,:!:..:::':-.;...•: ;.'.'.. ',i`. 1 ...,:' ,. .. - ., ' ' - WM M=Mil BO IS GHOST, Via AJOH-JOSEPII--JONFS,,.-.- I know there's sheep cif people Whet don't' 'belleile - in - eho'sfit;inzi — i'ye -- ittldetlfir - 'tire" :when I didn't putiniubh failluir"enir vnyeel taut the •followin circumstance,- widel4 tu , Placd.ill-Pe family "of_one, .91' , nay'lAare: frith tlO l coilitine - Pd. 'me thatAter - is:`-ittore, things in Heaven 'tintliartli,''ildiii isaream vd.oilin our, filo4ophyvi- ':''' ' ' 1 . ' ~,,, 1 dOrih %vial, to be understood. as,bheviti in commori i ghost, stories-- , not tyy t he mends: '' l' 'ildn't believe in no.vasabend ,ghosts .of thib' kind; But 1 ark So eeitain' theit riterial attact - • riient do not soinetirritis exisilifsucli strength -of such a etherafnatur,:that desdlrifeelf eati'f diesolve,'em p and that eyen - efterone of the periitins is detl, his spent can eariti. Nick' 'to this earth and hbliPeerdinimion 'frith .the 41-.. ' jecuOf his'eflectionfklfarirb(xljr erli;) dbulats ,rny tfleco9:,, ,axes, me, why :snore -.husbands 'don't see the ghosts, of'lteit. , ded °wives, or more wives don't' itee'tlieir'ded' huidiand'S, my: answer is; thatithatiherairifialWays the best sabjeets tor.-the illustr a tion of, rriy,,argy ment. . In order to preserve a spiritual-ieter- , ooarse r sle .Ir - a - rs 1- .spen .-- d •-. 9 --at 're ment-' must be ofihe ptiVestnest exalteifinater,,so iftßt, the livin 'feels unwillin -to ..alyie bp the ded, andlongs and yearns to, have : eta CUM' - back to 'ere. ' ' ' ' - • But I hark got troM fierd.to• d 199uss -my thecuy tit ghosts. 'the'circatiriebitice whirl • I UM about tcrtelate, etlifti whiclfmey be'relted on for a positivelactrwill explain my notion of sick things better-than mix- essay what 1 coutd l Write. ' " " ' Dick. Ramsey and his wife Nancy ) was a , bout is'affecrionale a 'cowrie as ever lived on the lace St the earth. Nancy Wag . a only daughter, and was a great pet 01. thb family before she was married. She was very hand some, and one of the best natured creaters in the wend, so thal every bodyloveil her -that knowd her, and when Dick Ramsey led her up before Squire Rogers to marry her, ther wasn't ri_yoUrig_feller dm sett Lement_what Aidit i rleel like lie couldn't help brakele the 'faith eiiiiiiiiandment. :Walley was so much attached to her mother that .she could'm _ma k eiter _mind In_lea - ve. herioLa _Mug time,. and it wasn't till alter the•tisst child was two years old that - Dick could get her contrem to move on to the plantation. ft was a grate - hial for Nancy le' leave her home, and go lint and live on that lonesome plantation but She know'd it was better for her litisharT interests_to be on die place, where lie could see-to things himself without trustin them to alt overseer, and she' made up her mind to be happy with him and'her boy,, sense she couldn't expect alwifys to be with her moth 'br. " Dick was a Mit rate farmer and had ev— ery-thing comfortable about him, and Na'ncy _wirs'a.smart inanagin Wife.. She Bobo got satisfied with her new home and devoted herself cheerfully to the care of her boy aad the comidi: Of her husband. All went on pleasant enufl lot about six months, when - her little son tuck sick. It was his first sick nesi-atidpore.Nancy.Wati most out of - Her' senses. Iler.dear mother was sick at the same time, so she could'ut cum out to the plantation to help her to nurse the baby.—' Pore little Tommy got worse and worse, rti ~ p ile of all the doctor could do,-and alter suf . - fern! for most a month he died. The shock was too much for pore Nancy. For some time every hotly thought he would *g,o distracted, if she ilid'ut fuller her .baby to the grave herself. For more'n a week she had.t6..havii the doctor'jvith -her, and when she got able ic . ) set op_ shedone _nothing_laut 'Cireifille time and talk uhout her little boy. She would.not.blieve lie was ded—she' sed she cOuld,riat gl,vq. him upiand that she could not give him, up, end that .she, riever, could be satisfied 'til she eOtild see hirri once mere. Her hush:hitt tack - Tie' trigs of his son very hard, ton, bin-he tried to hide. his feelins,arid done, all lie could to pasdily his wile, tellirr her it was wrong to grieve so and that little Tommy was a great deal better MI in heav en. He got the preacher to talk to her, too. But it all seemed no use. She cried' horn' niornin til night about her little Toutmy that was tied, . --„ . It was way M September beforetho was 'able to be about 'much,and though Dick staid at home with her could he - had to leave her sometimes to look after the niggers that warkpickie out,his cotton, and when . he Om ,home in the evenin he, was sure to - Mud her put; in the orchard wkero little. Tommy WaS buried under we tr4 . s, sometimes walkin up an-dowe 'Might her hands, antleothe timessittin d'Onm by Iris gruve cryin like her hart would brake. it troubled Dick vet) , much to see her take on 'so about the biib,y,'6ar all he could do he could'ut git her to give up her grievtu after it. . One evenin he had, been to town rather later than usual, and when he corn home Nancy was , not in the, house. Alter look in , about for her eva-y whar,_ he wont to ,Ifttle Tp'mtnre grave and that.. she • was, ,lytii , on the gt,ess). B .° l ?hti' le her,f.deePOYhilqfierl?sir ifple,her, hair, what era.ahatigitigfoose,oxer hef:PHR,IK9ed shii:ii oOfderi Was Fo,Nitittl l'thireventng. du e: b raised 'her genffy. In ,his m 005.., e .11 '-i • .1 ,, --. , 1 -,,,,- ...,, , ,r .1„ 1 , " apey_i", ses, he) zfiP ,l ll l ;leg -1)( 1 r to the llotise).'nfl/Aii;y, o 9.g.riqyily,citirlor,*della :Voril 3ipu epic liPtillik ,lot„ rue Itult4 oll, 13 * , I:ppag youi,fielf, 4 t9 tli,..tlltup us jf,,you Nrlxtitetl ito,cl6.l'l it , h . deit`r:ltiOtii,id,,,,sea '09,, 1 ,,,,y0u ,Isnovv, I I love ybl i ,..bial_how ettllgive up nts, pure ,lit!le batl "P 1,: • ,../ '`i i: , 7 , ,'. , :i .'1 l' `• '' '' qlltit, Nutley ) ” qami Diets, corievut so touch trout ao'nb good. '. Bit'sidee: fl it'e wi . Onittb' de, CO. If' I r a knovir4Vei oank Ithve 1 hintitiituK.lF, T , Iff .1:8 0 w tie qt}tti ihe ,81 0. 8,8 131111•1Vre little' angel, 7 4 kfko.vyikt,9„9pot.4o,, pvy,e,(,lttge,,,babyt egg' Id ttika iorial , But it ticictrno fo ,Fr.elike, Ihe Vali' tiettria'the'vrheiiihn .itt hig.oittve, r 11. iii?voillip s Yi!vigit,"bilin , blielwiei'''irie ,, ,,bnoe hbinite,.il'ealet iiiii'lfee'bilf . 'lliii4 . ; i iiiiii,tit,°little iltiko . ,4 weis,, , / t itidtildi reelbitifeEn 0 , 4 11', i1 l' - . 4, Datifistiiiibi, , ,,, tieirlAr" hileibit,cl;!)kgdon't jytotkluidt./ that'oelq,liel'ittaiT'3leouity; OW -oitgkiti4ititzwioill-fori-844a1i6 thing --is:ivi, - ,h - diliokr ~ ,f , ; ,,-,,,, i1iA1, , -,41, , ,, ,,, t; , tilyi . ll ,,, ; Pciri;Ntuiey ( finly.cribq o A:fi'd'ilit t1111 ). 'rell - i, rricitiittlingtlfe:, , world:aoliinneelhißlhit , tt?,i ‘y as AvriltiglillgiipVe'tibolill ulKlbabyp-cit in'ii mili . tv 'Bee it :nei'lin'? -'BlI 7 Viltk f OAP af 111603( 4 \0o ifitited of uiriyito'shillitrotf`tilitilfeiraiir r ipkes , 1,1 0 10,10 w lilt itiiiiiligirra liPhihlf2 leelitiit4' s ;it'd I tiiiiiii+ tirtfruiit,ltiticiii4i"lll flAitel label Ali f•, fritiliti ttitiy +While tb i thii ( niiiriiory"ofilloth'ilikiylove. Rl•Vklfl ettlitrni6iiiiiii I'cilltiti'„uff;`'lntl'' Still, (IgaiiitlogiioetriciftWebabP,'ltnal tievkir 01' , iiliti,layilibiliciii4 61i hit Oilli3i. AN:light ihatli. .wliAiitt ' ,4- NorwittPtite - cteurfir:utoti_viiletwicitta: ittitibriti 61361 a htlip . but Tile to6at, , hjitgbo C,tßi Itilik6lltiir ibigir litiliTorrthimtrfiri a ir !NI., i mekt , lioluifilit z kiit.etit!"' ttiitlt44B:iirti j tree ttkilLejk *niorltlik t Atre TO* ly?-ktrethili It* 3 as•fieSiVirightiqtail oftqtet#6thVi4litv , ti 'i 'ttititair *l 4 liiisAliittff?'lrtt. ri tg ,1 1 ”.,,, 01 " . 0 • nt lel ikst , 0 0 80 6 1 0 0 ttitt i r l filaNkitiA*000**0; = '. , ; - X,Y -iI ATO6t•t c .?,',k3 3 VP;ZV ,- -':,S ~.';,s-R's":4-,'',;`:?..!;= 1 ISIMI 11619 ME ~.. ' ,_x~NUIVI . , ___ _, 'bout linle.Tifilitfty.,,Nanoy hail been tellin her husband, hew glad she, would be to sest i ltinl-oilo nui , d - Dirlrlrairbeen tryin to persbatr-wron,,tr it yap id make Bich wishes, when he fell . to sleep, leavia,Nanny_ -- eryhiend s - Xibbin'aS . ' usual., How long pore 7Naney had indolged•lher,grief before she went to sleepy nobody knows, but the fust thing Dick knotved heWas waked up by his , wife_gra.bbin bold el him by the • arm and ehakin him— ' • thelnatier'Naticy V' ses"hil; tied to gei bright awake; • • Itiehatil; itiChird ) "don't:you hear. hirri Vl:ses Nancy, settin tip In tha bad . and orytn:like a child. :. • "flearsAhal sake -Dick risin Up on his ell:taw, anal op - shin - his ears as . iside as luf - • - • • • '7oh, Richard he!e . Obtti' tiack:= l .6b's , cum to, us once more !" ses she, grabbih . :Hold o f Thar husband'i,Mm; while she trembled 'all Oyer.' • , • " • "Why s Nancy," says Tick; %bat, upon yeath ails you gal? Who's curn• back 1" close ‘Our,,little st baby—listen 1" sea shti r—"lien Dick began to breathe monslrOus _short Wife was - really — kir tier senses.. Just then. he heard a noise at the door. • • • "Hear it!" ses Nancy,-in a faint whisper, 15hpra entfir he heard something say in a baby's voice. ,c.hlommy, mommy-rum to your poor lit. tie Tommy !" Dick's hair stood watt end, -- • "flit - up ) Richard, and open the door!" sos • Nancy—"pore little deer, it's cum back to - see it's mother once more." c.vvhy, my Lord, Nancy ! you. don't sup- ,pos.e.that4little Tommy, do you!" "I know it is him ! Do get up Richard . and let him in." " , Nlomy—momy !—oh momy, turn to your _pore little Tommy , • ',There lh ses she, "it's callin to Cs agin Do git up ) Richard !" "But Nancy-..-you the house would you ?"ses hp sliskin all ov er like he had anger.: • ' "To be shore," see she. "I khott• kb)? little Tommy wbuld'nt hurt its mother_l_know - - liewould'ot,• Listen ! Do git up Richard !" "But Nancy," see Dick, Tose it was to be some other ghost?" "No, Richard !I - know my deer baby'S voice. It's nobody else'S - ghost but his, and we -must-let-it in." • Agiu the .voice called so pitiful. Nancy could:stand it no longer and Was gwtne herself, when Dick.got up, and 'they both went-side and side; holdfn each other tight by the night clothes, towards -the-door to let in the ghost -of .-ther — dud. baby. The • tears was poerin down Nancy's 'face, and _ her hands was cold as Ice, While Dick shuck so he could'at hardly walk strait: it Was a bright moonlight night, and a stron ,, ,shadow., lay on the side of the house in Wnich the - door:was: Before the door was a little pr,. sico ; and near it stoat , 'several - rose bushes and othershrubbecy.,,,,,lls they got near the door they paused. Agit! the vele° sent loan its plaintive cry. 'Oh !' sc., Nancy. 'Let's look out of the winder first It Dick. • They both stepped to the winder that *as open near the. duor, in breathless cautiously they both looked out, when shore enufl, what shoUld they see standin under the portico ) close by the door,. but little Tommy : with his white shroud on, jest as he was !ferried ! 1 % -, 1:31) P bMethed Nancy. But Pick was too far gone to say a word. 'There he is! , whispered Nancy. , Pore deer little creter. I knovedit would cutn back to see its -mother once - more P . , 111comy, Monty!' ses the ghost, 'very pitiful. 'Oh !' sighed Nancy, leanin on her trembl lin husband for support. . lommy, Tommy !' sea another voice, a little way off. 'Thar's another!' gasped Dick;—'a black one -P ;Whar is it P whispered Nancy. 'Why mar, by the lose bush!''— 'Shore eittl I' des Nancy, ° 'What is it ?? see Dick: 'Whose ghost'S that P Why, that's little Abe's ghost, Don't 'rah remember little Abe died a week elicit little Tommy, and you know how fond they was of, one another, and how they used al: ways to play with one another? L'ttle Abe's tom back with his little master for company. ) - , Slioreenufl P 'Shan't we open the door, Richard 2t ses Nancy, holdid tight tohim. Dick hesitated. He was puzzled - t know what to do. Be didn't want to let . a.gh st hi • the house, and yektie couldn't bare th idee of MOM his IWU. Child .uiipv. kora. tbp In 'They both, stood breathless sitsPense r a lookin at each other' in'be , , .The;gliost'. 7 .calted on its mothet.agiii; in tone so, phi ftil l that it!went to her , itart.: ' "'Tommy!' Torarry.!",. saa the :black ; ghost • 'udder the rose -bn'sK''' - ' I:JestThen piok4neezed'iti spite of all he .eouliLi ';• • ; , AVhaw--yaw---,whaw-alt Pi, wept ' the , . 4h Til st is g s :. ads, .0 . o' it it-413ti ,s 0 Dirik, 'ire ,they: went dashiu ''.over':the , fence. as- if the' old Harry was after!onii* - „ - :`,'„.. , ~ h eiWlciu ii, .v" Ihok had been hi& idle scare to g , ,apd..firlr felt too rituch ,, for due' poor wile , . !lay ~.m deb to her , 4 abouL the. ghostw,llut i pini pin Into, bed :agin, , ,they., , neralott jlteruao yea -te ' her &rutin' the hirer end managed keepto,, .4i oni f:k etc h ni ,, an y . 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