Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, February 16, 1848, Image 1
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Flaiiwer.street, diiectly,opOoSite Morrige Hotel • , `iittrthe'2AlßOSt?'yterian thatch. • - ttp 7 '47 Doctor Ad: „, . . . -11:9W4OPATUIC Physician., Office ". in Main street; in the house formerly, once _ np,9 - indar.hliiVX22lE. • " ` WILL perform all operations upon -the 11" 4.1' Teeth that are MOM= — 2 -Ited4forthtiirpiestervationrsuchai 9 -Sealing;Eihng, Alugging;' , tfestoro the loss of them, th9Ansertini.Artifieial , l'eeth; itm a singlelooth toia sett. igr Office Pitt street, a few doors.: th of the Itailrottil - Hotel Juno II '46 • Beown, TTORNEY AT LAW, will pradtice in the several Courts of Cumberland coun Office fin' Mnin street, nearly opposite 'the county jail, Carlisle. _ fob 9 Wn. 7 134L-Peniose, ,ATTORNEY AT LA.W, will pra6i.ice in the Seiitntil Courts of Dauphin county, end ofrers his Professional services to the public. Itarrinburg, Jnn 19 1848-3 m '"' • , Joseph — lffedr — , ATTORNEY 'AT .L t AVIT, Pittsburg, Pa, has, returned s frorti - Carlisle, to the practice of his profession in Pittsburg, Allegheny - county, Pa Tel, 10 47 Henry Edgar Keene, ATTORNEY AU' 'LAW. Will prac tice',..=- in the several Courts of Cumberland and the adjoiniOg 7— edunties, and attend to all pro fessional business entrusted to his cure with ti• delity and prompthess. Office in South Hanover et oot, in,Oraluan's now building, opposite the Pos(Ottice.nuctiet2ti . James_TL . Smitk • A 'rTORN.RY - AT - L-AW. Office with S. D. Adair, Esq, in Graliniii's :inei4 build ing„ opposite die Post. OlEcO. roar 31.'47 Carson Vi Moore, TTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the ruin lately' occupied by Dr. Foster, dummied. .• Jnor 31 '47 • It. A. Lamberton, L.'ror,(NEy AT LA NY,Parridbur, • Po. ' • -• '4).4 Magistrate's Office Removed • . _ V THE Office of the subscriber, te•Justice of the —lleaCer.lnts been retneved. to the house adjoining the store of Mrs. .WenlcleY, in High street,-Car ' lisle, iminediately opposite the Railroad Depot and .Winrott's Hotell. My residence being there, I will alscays'be found at home, ready to attend In the business of the public. To addition to the ditties of a Magistrate, I will attend to all kinds of Writing, - such us Deeds; Mortgages, Bonds, Indentures, Articles ofAgreement, Notes &c, which•skili he executed in a neat manner and ac cording to the most approved forms. The Omen lately occupied by me, in Mr. Gra ham's building is for rent, and possession had im mediately. Therein is low and the location good. jan 13 1848 GEO. FLEMING. Plainfield Classical Academy, Four toiler vent of Carlisle,' between the New vile State Read and Cumberland Valley Rail Road. rpLIE third session (five months) will . emnmente on MONDAY, Nov. lid, 1847. . - The number of students is limited, and every effort made to secure their moral and nt mental:im proveme, as well as their cotnfort Ditr:ng the past year upwards of 'forty students have linen connected, With the institution. The 'stUdies embrace all thatare requisite for college, or any businesa Or 'picifession. Every effort will be i ,made•to secure w. continuance of patronage from friends of edfication. ' 'lnferences, terms, &c, made known BY appli• ea ion, personally or by letter, addressed to' oct 6 '47 a M.N. BURNS. , „Ifforrett's Roth,: 11 1 1HE , subocatitOr r r OPINFA folly announces to his , friends rti&ithe publie.generally,.thal he has token tho'well,known Tavern stand on ,the ear ner oiSouth,llanovor Sod Pomfret Streets, form erly kept.eby Rol/aria, *tare he endeavor to'serve those whiiMy%oull Open him tho most satisfactory manneril' , l•The house is jilecusantly.situated,%and is furnished throughout with.good bedding.; andmiter;furniture, and • hie aecommodations are'suall as-will. Melte it a con ' reniont and desirable slopping .plaso. No exer tions With be,spaked to make it agreeable in all its' doortiOnts‘tojhoso who may favor hint with a celLi F. ' • MURDERS. Will ha taken, by the weak, month,-or year, at the ussal prices.,- :9114 I.4rt goiti/ 'Lb; Gr ande of the -Tomo.' 1 , : , ; ,, .. , - , 1 1. , ... ria , iTrlbe. , .:l l, ' ': ';' I[IOII 114,RP .1 AIIsISQ, -not,theltero,of the, ,duk ,ThanteS, blit iliolCnighit''pr;th . O'Hikzar"-re-' specifullY informs those.reqiiiiing IdeProfessionid services, that hp.lntlyekkways be found nt the old stand in Loather street; else door west of -North' 4 .- : , ;fili'ittiOttat' ottet:,LimblediatelYt in {the-roar:of. In.: , , .t , ltoil'irti• y store', anti sithettalilaiwill,nelther f r , i4niig.lingt' oath, yet ffor clean , . and :neut. SHAV- r !I IING; fashionkble , HAIR' OU'llPlNA2frind ; tualii! — P: i ill lay' rtiouvand . cul t ivating either ;Whisker, or. ;': i Afitustielie;-he - dooti defy:the .mhinty. -,'- -.-t : .ki , n ' { ' lollttid also:male. invehterAnd , manufacturer. of , b 0 `,. tile ' ettlitbnifed , arid' never. failind.re ined y tbr . bald • . , nev, ' JOHNSON'S APPILMJIOILYO I,viijah' 'ho islatiletiriiiin - AirtietViestoring the hair, that strld-itfail he Will.return one-half the purchase money..lltiiti el)plietbditle4,ll . t t 12 1848 pt; I SCOUi9 .onia l mit into .o , ll - I bn , flo . - 11 $ 1141 M BL ;a i.aioion. yrvori, *l,ldwm-f, linifeconti,o,edinnd,..imin.ii, tfully ;1;14..10 i'ipiVap''ffilly:l,lll,6ite f, in9kiB,,tet/TBO4/1746....„,j -• •.754't * ' • toNA , 1,1 04, ' 4, , . , ee:#ffi - ' ,1, 4049.1r741 0 011ttWis ',l^AAr Sitlextdid)rassOrtment .101: • .` 'phint;li,at,jhe,_riltiogret9ro • 4 n 12.1848 r i; I , lotottisi'zartd:aalwinipromi , • of Very 11 , 1e011g1v, street. 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' =f4===2=lti Valuable , Real Ilstatep -Near Wincheiter,Na.,,for sele.at.Public..Auctien on SATURDAY,: 18th: MARCH; Ma. • BY virtue of a decree. of ,the Circuit Sbporior, Court of Law and:Chhneery for the cokrity of tin : sale and division of 'the estate of A rthur . Carter, dee'd.; the subscriberi who is appointed special commissioner, for, that purpose, will.pro _ched:ort_baiWarilielll3draPlittalthext,to.sell: ritimblietrUction the . follewing property. .1., The - Mariatoir , HoueE- and HOME aboVit 41- miles from Wind:eater, contain-- .ins about 300 Acres of 'first quality slate Land;, wtilt a large' proportion, of, fine Meadow' land,' we. , tered -, by, the,Opeqhmt,im theenst and Redbud on ' the. Seuth. ..somediint; liko 1,06 acreS of ` this ""' " Treat 'are in - Tirtiber.• The -,grovemante consist of iiiwe r atory s • RICIOD WELLING:HOUSE , - 1 • 'wiih eiic-roome, - liiind 6 basement ' !•."- wbieltde, used as ft-kitchen and kir -chliarsirrThe-outwhorntesorea-BarnrGorn-house -•Stables.4c., 'BerrysVille. turnpike_ leading :40-Winch-passes:_w_ithituaiiiki_or467larm, 'and Mills, ifiOrmiin'd factories rke'all convenient. 2. :The WEAlien TneiO'r adjOininglhe Herne Farm; .lesee,Calvertziod othere/hnd con— taming 150 acres,' of which about ene-fourth• is in timber: This tract is without huillinge,.but is well , cleared' and fenced, and well watered •by. ranningetreras. • - 3. A Lot of Woodland on the Ope quon, between .Jesse Calvert and Tauquary's heirs, containing lei acres. 4.. The Paper Mill Lot at the junction .efAtedb_ud and -o`pequon, 'containing about six 'acres of Land, with a comfoliablir - Dwelli Douse and several old buildings, including the old Paper Mill, which is a first:. rate mill seat, having' a fall of about 15.nr 20 fect.tin a fine stream, and in an 'stack* neighborhood for -oustorri— . 5. The Factory LoLabore the mill, with a Woollen Pactory, a Dwelling iloush an d four orfive acres of good land, 6. — A7Lot of Limestone Land on the Battletown turnpike, containing acres, - ad joining Mrs. Joseph K. Carter, Peter McMurry and others. - The sales-will all be made at the. Woolen Factory, being a point convenient to all the di visions. Tstors—One- third payable June 15,18.18, and the balance in two equal yearly payments, with out interest, to be secured by bonds and deeds pf trust, when the court shall have confirmed the sale. • 1 will be on the premises on the day before the sale; prepare to show the property. to any one wishing to examine it. WM. A. CARTER, Special Commis'r. Jan 26-te Valuable MU Property, AT PRIVATE SALE. , —The 41 1 , dersignifil Olin at priyate sale, a gal '. nvid, 'Nibs MILL: at the mouth of the ii•!: Yellow Breeches Creek, and within sight Of Harrisburg. The Mill is're. built , with.new Machinery and now-Dam erected. _2.l2lAte is also a new Saw Mill jam put•up, and only running for a feW•weeks.• the Mill House is of Stone, and oitnbliud tirlysfs - npar 40-A-cre bf first rate Lan - EL-on which is egeeted a Tenn& House, Brick Bath; Brick_ Dwelling and - a zood Orchard and Well of Waticr, with a Spring and Spring House. This Mill, situated-at the mouth of tire Cumberland valley, and within 3 miles of the Railroad and •Pennulyania Canal, offers pe culiar adyuninges for The purchase of grnio,,and• manufacture of flour. -A large - Mir( of eluiso_rnoney, if satisfactorily secured, may re main upon the property. Applications, post.paid, must be dimmed to THOS: C. HAIVIBLY, York, Pa. .Tan 26 Extensive Distill ry and Town Prcr perty at Public Sale. WILL be sold at public sale on THURS DAY the 21111 Fepruary, 1818, at the Court House, in Carlisle, at 2 o'clock r. sr., A LOT OF GROUND, situate on the north side of Liberty alley, and iuijoining the Loan Spring and property belonging to Jacob Zug, In huff J R heem and Win. Breeze, extending about 120 feet on the said alley and a like disianco on the Letart spring ; - Waving thereon erected ri•large -. • -STONE DISTILLERY, • with All 'the necessary apparatus, 24 a - Which is nearly new, And capable 1 . „of 'mashing 79 bushels 'per, day, andalso an extensive Hog-pekand 'Other ilecesSary buildings. Also; a LOT OF GROUND, situate on tho east side of ,Hast street, hounded on the north by Liberty alley, on - the south by property of Henry Barnitz, and on the east byTthe - Letart spring, containing 60 feet in front and 240 in depth ' • hav ing thereon erected a two-story LOG HOUSE, mid also. a two-story Weatherboarded House, Cooponshop, good Stable and other out-houses. 'l'o anyrporson wishing to engage in. Distilling, the above properties offer great inducements,-be ing situated on a never-failing stream of water, and At distance from an extensive grist mill, • :., • -. •Terms, which will be .very accommodating, will be made known on the day of sale by • Jan 19 N. MAHON. subeeribers assignees , of JOHN W. AL GOOD, will kl.ll at public sale, on,tlie. , pre. mises, on•FRIDAYTttio 25th day of February, ABU; at I I o'clock A, swim TRA.(.. LAND! situate in South , Middleton township, Cumber ' land county, shoat six miles east or-Carlisle; boande'd, reads 'l'.libiaac itiktliunn on - the Ego-on tlie,SOuth, Containing, 30,Acres.and9dperelesofiCal hind, perf,Liine-, • stone. The improvements are!ull nev, , ;, consist- • ing of n tVm-itory DWELLING .lIOUSE,'‘.Bank Barn,' DISTIL ., , t rattii , amt, bog. Pens, „telsper, rth ;other AinProVoinentsra koliy hdielment reeentirbui4 and aro in jtoett.ordor: 'Fhb 'D Wit le ry - is!no* in full.olieration 'and - -; has ,theC,edicentege„of j ectStan!?strodrd'ef , lttimieg . •:'". ettle - vt'4ll,,Veltpatti.kilf l (oo: ol 9 daY of , salo uric ' Z: , • ' ' CHAS: BARNITZ 4 , mtFoNathr:±lEUßLlOntiAlailitr, laTll44hOtoltiogepliblic:ealia tit:the reeidenr nee V'cdf ihelnebeefiliek; intWastßennsborou township, IlittYa' 'bridge, on WED N E ;PA Y .:thea6th,day.of # 7,qbritary; 1848, the pi , ' ; ley ing b person aloproptty...Yiet7reTwo .firet fete' . druoglit 'llorsescothredeDowaii:three 71bre04illat SeweNtflieteliolings;arle , 9 hill.libiatt Wagon, • thirib*,l4. pli(lim Vieniglielode'Corn,:" clovPheollot111 11 4. 1 YY;:*P stoighs,k`Pne;4lilV ooltS ofi Nego,V,jear,i,“,w 6 ; 8 1,4 Priiii 1 11 1 ,9. noes, wagon kende. bri dl es, oonateeptougn gearsi . hurt; krlico;,log and cow "chainitowo -pairof hay 1 -lathhO t il,nitY libiLy wood: ladders; windmill, two caning lictititii; 'One .or µ hicijis flovoy'a • patopt :at -atone, bugs;-,e inn* , hid 'scythes,' 0711011:tif Iblowing tools,' tv 1 3 1*,-119rag'iNtig9n, fliaA4roOlini :9 1 Pilbine , Alii!#Y t l . 1 10P 1. 4` , iir 1 0 ( 04, 1 0 ,I •4E ionise ditr*S'llt9oollo:' , ll.fly Pl - , t Pi;coo,t I S , , * th2"*o .I re . t . ,abiktitißtycl; elover ayed:_by,tße. Vilenel.rte JoetieVy thq bludor, l ?4lsci,_Hoadebold inplid 1 tte On o hOlhitklattnhl tit iikedefeadii,tliaddlne earett' 'board; • Oxides; 1 24 t him oinked 'elockf els,sidisinitivestoCiaeoe' t Bdle to Vonitnepeo:at , 1(/(ale, Wr,naidi :dt.iVivhowcatien;diinco - Arillabe gnien.; and 'tartan made knowl',hy:,i4v, fob 2 MYERS '` MEE =ME =I Assignee Sale. - r ri • 1‘ '!-/ " r 1- LI C S .' • ti 141. 4i144 Jr&K * i/ ------ „ • . e .le, •d• ,p . ..11011)1H:TT.; • 011,A • • ' 8.111/1.411/ rt !,11 , pniu 1- " -1040 ' • I. • • -TO rallrli; 41101 V. '• • Arr. nailergnid tatiti; Or niark thy soft blue bYet • Where "floats a dream of laveliTse, , Pure, inieelonaie„ grid .But that my heait man thrill silt jay, ' _ And flutter with.dellglit, • . • , Tay Icty, thy !I poll eat( in noc'enca . . : r 1I d o o d!ti- t-: .• CI: could.l• crave a boon for•ihee ' The earth on never. give, Irwould not he a worldly cratiti Tor tvhich•eo'many live; But it would be a spotless life Of; innocence and peace,: Such its would`gain tor thee a borne ' Whore blian'elititinav4 'cease. •' • mam, my-lovely beY, . Thy'Oeetl . eftither'it tender care. • ' • Qin iteVer:creektietheet. --- - Ant - could •my-wisheelmobinlned, . .Thy Niamey, should he free . Ftein till derteding giiefe and'eares. 'That lickve aurrouuideiflhl • AB thee shall wing Ile onward Might, , , change that roily gleam • • . , Whkh'Ungere on thy parien brow. • In childliond'a pleading dream. *Thy,'eParkling eyes ruby yet be - • Willi - OWN unhidden , - 77 - Whercti6l6nd - hintheendear careen, Orlathere smile can Om. Though now thnielt fondly cling to me, My little smiling boy : Thou hast,a place within my heart, , . None else could o'er enjoy. ' ' . May love andjoy be thine; ' Around one altar may 1115! kneel,' And worship ut ono shrine: , Thorn more pleasing thought— _.l:Mipemqiupy he ,ait —77- thit on'earth - WeSelfiftiire; -- And from IMO ether part, • Tlu;re ii,q.planeqt.pndleso bliss IV.here we may meet imain,' Ta jolti the chortle of the'skies. , In lienvenodsWeetest strata . I 3.lli 4 otttlatuco . .l.lz4 From rim Union Magazine: "IT GROWS AS -IT-GOES," = Micro, sir, take that for your sauciness,' cried the beautiful Ellen Stanley to her hus --band; accompanyitio her ekclarnation 'with a slap on his cheek, from the whitest and soft est.,haild in the- world: - :• The young wife had been exhibiting: with great pride, a new baby-drestj 'had- just finished, wrought with:her own' :taste and skill. - The neet.Pattern ot 'embroidery which had cost her so amok trouble to dram—the leaftss and sprigs. Ed like .nature in - their lornathe tiny Wreathe which a fairy might have woiem—,sueh..an ex iffilte — Spitienifer of feminine tut ea.itLwas.:an sue a r and Vtindal-as:Mr.-Stailley__ was t in_Anm lier - il - emilifd - for !Mt - admiration by-mak int. tun of it; andp her, she in have laid out her mouth ' s labor in something better! , Mr. Stabley loved,to.tease his wife a little now. and then; and when lid taw‘the_playful. curl of her, lip, bil"..tvent' on laughing at the dress Star more.urancrci fully; till his naughti ness, was punished by the accolade and the exclamation recorded. Another personage in theoup was an infant about eighteen months old, who, wakened by the talking, sat,up in his crib, and looked from one to the other of its pa rents; when the fathee, pretending to weep bitted) , at the chastisement he had . received appealed to the boy's con - Tussle* with a lachrymose,'lsn't my darling, Heiiiirsorry for pobr papa?' The little one appeared to en ter into the spirit of, the joke; for ; after a Ino nient's attention,'he burst into laughter; and clapped his hands 'with childish' crier - di - tient: - A tomtit 'occupant' of the room, did not seem so pellet:fly to understand tvhat was going on. Old Elsie, the colored nurse, was sitting quietly at her work in a corner. but dropped It, and looked up, when she beard the inOck sobbing, her.' large eye , 44.lilating with astonishment. ' The voice of her mis tress, bidding her take the child down to give him : his supper, roused her from her lethargic surprise, and she obeyed in 'silence: Stanley was the ideal of a young wife. Taken when - but. a child in years, from the home of a father" who idolized her, to be the presiding angel•in the household of one 'to orhom she- had.given her, pule head, she carried into the. matron all the graceS of the %looming , girl.-:'lliegooduess ik her heart, 'arid the sunny joyousness Of her- dispo sition., oven flowed in• a thousand .acts of ort-_ , less gaiety. • She-sang to every capricious melodj that 'pine 'into her head; she laughed .at all times, when .there':.was • cause. and when there was not. Her motion Was al most a dance; when she moved through the liousqatiti her smile, bright .and:Cheerlul as dos sunshino i was nearly ,as.coestant. • Ever active, because, she found ;it tedious to he un employed, and 'a• most exemplary bogie tv He; "The blitheet.hee That ever wrought In' like;" . and altogether the lightest, brightest; m ost ; gracehtionost winsome creature, that ever, until %von to, be the .idol •ol los , domestici, illiief.tiitfiOlef tinSbaadifialled her his lay„ f ail& tiel;itowq , on;hetall Iteptiettl.;epithets.'ot . adiiiiratiort nett' linidttihss.,' for 'tie , n'artie ~ that ' 'aids` het' iioeucar an d'in elodidurrwbuld have suited torsv2lpas, herAnnecent loveline ss: With the gilts qtattile hail bestowed,,she ,hill fed a rare uultivatiempher lather: hattliatnellt Atermiind: int all ;the - studiesl r w,hiolti.: tire ;the? ; higher branehes.bt fertniteeilutatide; teed Tel : , thell'abceinpliehmente tileil.wasthciroughlt .ttilstresv , i'indeedp they,t..ctitnei;naturally_ io hiorttud lesSentovvetv uSefuly - ,chieffildn i'es,i , preiiindl the',wild wriietylf she il infused', at e 'clietlyttring slich did; lesoectallpl her, .;rousteali. Ale rforre ances-4itrisuclth er - mitlllt t belcalled ..-Ltn,'ltittli. w tire. °Litt uthlichittvirripulsive: acid; IsPoh4tileods a's' the: sung of filtlkinocilcing bird of Iter.ltitiiv.e?Clitrie:,:,4 - 53 . );Ittn vPrr.o. p,:;,,, , ; . • ,L. , : sweet Elieninthts,siet ahri!ihadt known , itti+ :;sorrow; and, if: titittikiir, And :41,00dneta?,:eoUld,' , havis turned .: asrile the AT altvlhat-..,On)ers ','the bosonciehievery, ;rnottalkrilebe);yould,•-htSieP ptiaseil - hielifortnin lie rppluiltreau dtitditlyir ~ , , l ihit•thernf iiiiaurarront, , :tiavvill9ri ancl.;deore retunl , than - the shaft. of; misiev it lwm,inged ,andi 111tithedl§phate, , #titliliiiitiAlavvettheyoang, trusting . and" loguidtheallt,ipis;'spedl by , `lbci, eininit bffenvylll;Jl i'll'till j`ff..etri , 'l: i o ,k ( i ' ' ',,) I rittlihe . ;lm eining,nttenthe little occurrence Nye . ; JitOtiltiliAll4nedi•9l.di.litlsie aughthave r'Oen' li Ise e tartlet,irsitkoal hasketi!oni he r .headoenteti tnl tartlet,gatei , cheleit ging, loot .ii nettObp tug' Avlltei?hdttadit, ; vvithri green'Eblitids's:itiv6rilite ‘V ith' , lticur , iar9imblngvroses,lihop4 V 1 ' 1 ' d p: i ' :inile Rerlleiqitustera'seneekaPOsi iitatigiithe,ljarclitshrasednileit l l4o4Pi"t .i4f I)a#i•atid opylriiVittifilioliiie.lollv...thi* .haelt4:4dth'gvf alit ;0 1 ,9"# k ',ti Wci.,..fiiiiilidlo7itip‘i. , ' , 14 1110 i10/ 3 ,000,40: a t 1; ...0 1 1, 04101*. 1 ::k 1 , „'o,l' ,q44lweit'i . i N 6,0:10,, , , t . .),(0 . ,i, iZ4I . . k .', 101C9i , : i rbITil k il,‘: C1::1! 'Ateie_l..l3..ii, :e.11'. ), ,a ti.6-.:aig44fili.iif ..-t . ; gi l d .ri nese . ; I!. e entuiF,,..wiulTir ~..gui. t eill,liftht lie-14610 3 ,4fafi'.CIplktintticlyi?)," 1 111 et Hanfialriottlailte4Piiii4driLirqtark• ! , i w,91114 _ bayftAigtAy . i ,C 0 , sni 3 Od.:;bo,:pg,..,calVd., ,soqh,,—ThEly i etilLrecQ ttl,tlibli„ , eon4Opte, • ,ifid *Eire' iiidefailditild 9titietifteEser hi:Wl,' oficeiticrinTparliik.; A, .•,, R 4 . 1 . 14 1:^ q ' ` T i • q ' II - . . ....... J, .. •• ~ : `iritrAeie;', 4 atithibotv ;tiff Nlitc-el-VoctR171,(118,81 !ME .14 I" The'old,negresi:pist dow,n her, lead .and, _rerneyntg . .a snow -WhifirTnt. Vdhli OJAI* gird elra r Age' floyers,lsent by, her yoting: isiiress r, t 6 , 110" t? -'StAttlo3; 4 3 , gettaina, the;Viagtlo4 l .itt.matfir,;i It habit ef,,Ellen,te. send frAttand beilucti,troniber gittileriViher`r'elgtives;'bu t these Were tar :chefehr ' fornhp' ;11 , 1ttries , Linwark were,toigiiie , a,,tett:lparty -'thafeVening.-24t thelhcritotn„Jot .thel;baSket, was ,ed;,. a coke,bht covered with 'delf6ehr iirfedge' was a minute WriSethzet.Lnhrurril - flowersif ..pnssedy as. they,.al,wriyidt4' in, ittnt, ; loe ahty into searchin g queeitionshioi Only res - peCting . , the househOld'managerrient of Mrs. Stinky but her goings out contings,p; her ,say-: ingsand!her.silence;_h'eKtiratrimissions_ and_ 'her omissions; her every; wordo and action; nay her thoughts; for.in•alf,thepo the Misses Linwark hoc. a,prolound ;interest; .',The , re plies of the iervant were delivered with an oracular 'air of mystery yiiire: with divers nods; geStures, nnd half uttered--sentences; .w tc. were rea t y mterprete. •y t jive n pity of . the maiden up, by,mnanstil:Elitie arittjirse. other ;eer-. 'wants, u regular systern of cspronagc over L•'l. tell 'ever since her • - • - Of coitrse,lhe_laeiticidentTertlfe - tiMPO II3- ing evening -was-pot; forgotten. ; .The span sters held up their hands, aniniplifted their eyes, in one accord of timaxeMbriti''' 'A blow!' exclaimed the petrified Miss, Winifred. - i , 'Poor Henry!' cried Nlissirlannali; !what did he do, Elsie?' Miss Hannah, lie cry liaid for true, an beg for mercy,' answered black woman. 'Dreadful! horrible!' exclinmedbuth Ibe: sisters in' a breath. • 'To think of her proceeding to that! And heso slight and delicate; 14 She's:oml! and strong! I always had 'tf.kirbref'leat of her. She :beat him sevetal - times'y* say, rnom. Elsie"? , And he cried , ler : And ette sent-opt of the room with . tbe obpd How dreadful!' She will kill' iiiitChiie .01 these Poor Henry:iittaft;:ii4ll'tie . diatio to 'save him • - The groans and exclamatiOnS,Of,thOlisses; Linwark wrought powerfully,,,tipon 'Am ima , . gination of the old womaril:f,aMT;sliii•eirpa-• Tell InillieliTlaaft's 'crittioncAlpiini-i fargerrors. - if the'' - `tlrotirig" inisens wee tltii awful. iiiilillifl - rihrldiffliiiifisi.lteno - So use: —Poor. ' tri Alt tidy h i in 'ter,for .nab pay,_when...she gw. ... an beat' him -thout -"-de lieid; - un he face all swell up! :Elt look like tie bin murder-die mornin. • Poor masial he no long lordis wult- r -dat- to our : fr . -1r _true' . • --When-morn-Elsie-departed on her Walk-- homeward, it was with a more stately gait, and a head more elevated' than usual; mut tering to herself; and -gesticulating at inter vals; and at o her times -closing her mouth with a forced compression, es an indication that she was in possession of some secret she. was deterthined not to reveal. She strictly obeyed the injunctions of the Misses Linwark, to keep 'silence regarding what had passed between, them; .. The ten-patty Intik 'plane; and there. was Ellen looking like a ',fairy, in' her dress of white muslin, falling areund her .symmetri cal loan, witkan'airy;tintl floating grade, -that rendered:ev,ery.,movernent a study' I,r `nn artist. - her reduntlatiffuii was simply parted over •berlenjiles; and reposed in a massive braid; 00 bleem tifyouth and hap pineis was on her Oheck, she looked . 'exqui sitely. lovely, and .was admired of allobser vers. Site lint° dreamed, that' While She was, talking and laughing in the - gaiety of her heart, with any acquaintance who chan ced to be near, a tale of scandal was passing around the room; ielienteil to group after :group by the Misses-Luiwark, and whisper ed in turn by those-who heard, until it was almost the sole:subject of conversation: She heant not the exclamations of .wormer and indignation; nor ,noticeil.ibe•eniams-Apoks fastened on her, Nor. did- Henry . suspect anything from:the unusual-tender attentions Of his cousins; from •their solieitious remarks, that lie•did not look at all - %relit:that he 'wits' growing thinner •and paler every day; ;that his face appeared to be swolen, and:his eyes inflamed; and .that Miss Winifred was „going to Send : Mtn A. preparation of her own, for, 'all Manner orbruiSee mid contusions. , The next The trtkile''ajiete of 'the. ae 4intititinied'Of the 'lisSe...4 'Liiiviark Were in: the "hill tide Or.toltt , reSPEnt in g Ilie in fat n ik- . tion.llLOY. littil . .reOei v edkt the' p a rty 'nip, .walks and drivei tilitt_Were lalitiM and the: calla long due iliiit'tv'efe'ptilililiScliSii the matter!- It 'was curious •to hear hOW - iiiiihiy, different. vereions: the`,..story , ..ricei Vett .in -its ;propagation—each !tow the.yery::besttlinthor-"I • f• ity.a.; N---,'--:;4•... -...::r;16'. Q. 1., ;a. ti; .7, , , , ,5,' , 1t i t • ~ i tropriiehOopir{the,, • v,eritnistfverSiOasie,l. the 'talei'andilie.ciiiidry embelislinflente:it• (Peek ff _ved :, in . its!! progtess, f. 4 would litt.ift,,,lfteg! A. 9,9,1 greet for our pen k ; , :dt sprelitlfarvaad:ide.l .ais . ,ystial ja,suell pas,es+before. the e ' :paittieS' `most 'oimi4l3,'rn'Od,',ln'ei4olU,Wrif "Of th-tnafier. I , ,,Thet 'titikiditCih (Pries as 0214 health? anti, lii hie' ode lid' - kid' beirtiVititi.4o,l; - •‘vhitti"Alere, !'litiefOlyitiVen!flenity,'cailitell'nO ''sii6l6ibn Pl' 'l,irimiincti:`ViiilVgilbii . id 46 1 tiWthtleitiki afar ! toWidekdaeo'pietl'h3 dtgerifiniikiteiiithiribti , • of •suntif;y,a 'halt idoikiiitailW a qt 1 611 .4 1 ,ii* iletteiHrom':onaiofitet -.old friends, 'Who R. 441, •;heerili.and:ti o te - tvittiThei .ittoryi AO, wrote .fp ; Jetivitistrite'egotoetoueltmtvoot tut ly„oottie:.' 1 deco re Us itiolinvioroiltninsdy,ool,rstorrnutiiiii Ltorithenturerrouse4iEllOnilroni, herAies, - ) ',.ltil, ignOranoe....4llo,kOnqpiriProinc),,oxplrv , l Jriiiti°rll4). and illie:Ao taloned qt ,pe whole.- • '''.N.Citimit, iiiii4; , hi 'cif eXitihis • Oleo: lie u ed lot, it'Yritg# part4', , ,to Vo , ift , 6lllWs:bbtiiii!O Alre': 'St i o4l4 l 4l)34ll.o4o.Y.' 4 "T i lidsilifttd»liiiit'liiipn. 'WOO *iiiitieVitiltiefrYfteeliiiiiiiatienAiatiklet ', 'tiiiitthlliiif iiiiiiiVileWrlteiii - Wfitit Vai l ' efo. `ger . totiettept ', het lnyitottone:l.Th'er-'iooirie• rfr era" , t,croWdetil'ltieVAllitipeg , .14curArli:Agi, ,theirl. iuri,tl4oll4,Avkii Auip(igqt)ctO Ara, igr . - rilnite44oli4:Uadti.i . ' . o). - ii.:O6il'. 1).0. , 1 , i- '''•:' Ig.lnYtiti.44oo3l:lwittg..„b't#'.qcomiswpied ,, gota: e0(1 , ) ...i1,44054.!934.4 ; s. O:iffionuniti i Avhin ~he',. , h e ',. Ity'enttlw,eit:,peorly',oorphttletVl•eltejelh.t,tuit I'v ittylte tailtiiiiitir kiiii.r , ,t'Aftel , thecothpOil 6, , , , ,v ~,b tt4l\ - iiil'arl'iiiiCilitiitiiiiid l lnii-Ae ut l, 'lac i'i l if' ' ... Litil MOdiliiit§,eil l alyyllfilitr AO Ali 04- ~ v•. *Sifipwirillitillili ' Mie.'',i , We 1 iii6ineititk 014,VV- 4 J , 14 .Cg.'tr!. 1 -i'-q''. l '''' l. ;: , ir-A: 1 1 '::,' , r`.&llo'fi.. Oltit'AViiiliiiMilliiriWeinibirt4'l iii*,o4.ll'l****l!gliteo4!..o9l6'.nad ii, qtottinnOlifirsifoMditioliiiquiii4 4 .o:itkii*P qlo , 4l,Welt4o4tiefiet,*tilitetiletti4tht„;elitte,Lttpohl 1 .0,ii,ii.!: , ! , 141 - f.,';q',o , ,P!Yo;,o:',,litiVr;;p 2 ,:t44g,tlNl.oll , • ;.:`,-.';',, -,':.', a'•,;',,i,)).r/:l,i.:Att4*',44-o:';,:::'','..':':'' e"`"Y~ik?~,4 t:t ; e Waß .re a"a y (mei tow Fueneure-in wep i_driiiiik:lierlrientieliantneeaeiciti Ithicii !eighteenth bhitrday:lrfnis metteri-Abb:was, rePkv*, sli"loo,llow,,hejeet r . , She then, di3teite4 , the - . gory, jokv heti, conle to her lekoWl'elkertindriletnendeftli - jitstolline, - Iliett 'of filriother, lbente.that had , been intkle. ,4 4 ',2, fond . deierrainetigtiy,to ti ace the tale in Its eel pholirie wintling,;, and to 104copp. , qtfic-.Miiies-lithviiiii-Theepinisters , Avri,- glee in Ih6ircheirsT'anntliiokedi-ihel:kletere: ;gf : qt,ip4sinefs; 134 s they ; reaolyed, to put a bolt' face 'at: :the,ousine=s; audl s eccordingly decla 'old' e gieti diem the 'ilifor; mutton'. • • . • " ' surrim one& • She'eame dress= eki'n_heibeet_gown:ol broad: round I¢tth -ivßith , crialacm,llowers; her heail , emiered. with, a. y.e,lle*. torbio.. ,She uourtesiett.hght mitt. :,Veft'fo 6Oritliahy; 'aitil'aciiitta4l to, the 'Sp . ° lir here her :in istresi • : EiElsie;" said lacties . 'say 4 ylow. -- ea me- tO-therrr-the-mornirit-01-the ststeenth of July last; dud. said ,f. had - cruelly. . beaten pfurtnasrer the nigh .before. Is this . • • The Old'Woman (Menai! her Mouth and -eveij MiNnade Was:Winifred rose intlignatlndeclatigg, they, ,would not be. eonlrentes'.., with akervatzt. • • . 1 /13-e sealed, ladies,". said Mrs. Stanley' calnily.. did net scruple to make as sertions on the!itutl.toiit9 of this Women, Li tik t.innsu s nw subirtitsolioarlier-qiiestien ed. Speak r .and have no tear; but Speak the sitople.trutii." . . 11 •111 ay . il 'Lor' lieb - ibercy upon me l'ejac- Waled the tiegresa.; "I Will speak de honest "suf . ; maSem tor:old:Satin bin hab•me in his power. ebber siticeA.,,tole i slat, lie !bout my missua. :I - Ou see, mosso, Aley ladies ax me bid heap j o'-Miestions ebbery day ; 'bout you and Mies Ellen , and puf•all sort o' Hugs in my poor bead. But Alas no eicuse for old Elate, tor tell wicked lie 'bout her good, kind missus I" "This is tuo much!'? exclaimed Miss Han-. rah—"sister let us go!' _ .11G 0 ..Elsie,?' stud Ellen; while her hus band stood in the way ol his irritated cou sins. o be brief; the whole matter Was ex plained to; the delight of the penitent old nurse;,atul the contusion of those among the guests. who had beep most active in spread- - ing the calumny. - The Misses Linwark were highly- incensed at this exposure of their entlignitifttrejected the Totiveness offered by Ellen and her . .eusban'd. But Moir dared riot give vetit to their - vexation by any more , slanders. For , 'six . months they actually hell their iorigUes,;, JIM( the penance neect*Ch4lrlefithertifirtatteri r that. pardoned them.-7 Iler.prusentS - 01ritits - and flowers Were re auttedpbei-.-kpfinttcurAteie ,ibrited to: family - dinner wilitferlind ikwas,agampri. a friendly footing Weveeit.tlienf. I do not -knew that_ the Iltisses-Linttark profited - long by the severe lesson - they're= ceivod. But others took - it toAeart; nod the foregoing record - of unembelliSlie(' . !ai may be a warning to gossips in general. iPhiskey. One of the humorous IVestern coffeepot]. penis of the N. V. Spirit of the Times tells the story of Fullerag's First Adven, tore with Capt. IVhiskey." The Capt used Phil. bed, as he does every body else who folk in whit him, by knocking him down, throwing-Um among the bogs, making a fool of him, ttc: but still Phil. le , . es him bet ter than his wife and children: 'After. I-had sucke&an 'acquaintance with cider 1 kinder felt platith.and wanted to so ciato with the other liquids of the family.— I'd „rowed amazin in the time I was prac fizilig it; my legs had stuck out of my" panto lets something like a feet and al:811,11nd my jacket .kinder squeezed the ,when 1 buttoned it jest ,like a feller would , squeeze ,a .gal ''round the frock ' gethors. ' remember the lust time T saw the captain rematkably— 'twas about filteen years ago and he beha ved himself so leolin to me, thatlltaitth for got hint yet.' „. Phil's nose clove' into hi% tumbler, and came Op again acl•orrijianied by look of disappointment from his eyes. • • : • 'The ~old, man sold nie to I.las'on"--I :was born on the Eas'on Shore of ,Maryland, gen tlemen, licit I mitt 11174:C• of pfd worse fot that I reckon. As I was sayin the old man sent me. do .14its'un lohand over , a leap, :hay, he .had sold ,the,day. before, tio I hitched up the NV, rqpn ~ , !P• the: horse , and ,trayolletldown• to thkt.todjyyjnal !who had ;bespoke , , the 'dried. ; graes.,',Arter,l had forked it tulothe second, , story, af,tlia stable, the:landlord of thetavern' ;crime-, out.and as,ked,:me; into thehouse to. taketsome hmtlwete, Pon. meat know gen tler:eon; they. call 'this, old. ,baldlide stud of youvt,thard Wale' down th ay. , ~1 .watworter ; bckwittlithett und,,ijdn't:lifrolo go in. I'm not ,troubled that Way tam, gentlemen, so you needn't be beside' ,aboot,,calling tor. di ihks; my ' 1 ,4,114,ti is arieith the :bottom, and my tiftlittWayr 1 - 011qn go so slick as-l. ,should. like. it , whenl. Want:the ,efortlit to slip 19 11. acheglititS,esliher this hint :i,vete,repletlialt.... ed' Lalikey: Joe's ex Pelise; ae.ll'' Phil 'theniiptocee', thougliti?ilbeltet not Make' FIPPIIi Mu( :u . p;,to tiye:9o99t9r t bOltl.aa on 'Eastrati 4h3ifis . ' bull: • the' linidlont aiidd:nie; !in hat-1 , WOO aktitink ithont: fAsitraw.and burrigholejl?...mta •Vielil AFRO ;11ig1 , ia11 . 4 1 9 . 1,W,a4 so I job', aria' aglik4l likm• rwhal,hteit taty"4:liirmentiolleiriliitiP 7 thinditr among tA TWO I h*Fillpdpf, ify ilftlOOViliays:4 ,4 ,l4 l fid, , iti . r.oll!;" , l,l l ß/FgAdhed', ;60,..rtiaelebleetiowaditi - rne . bottle and-i s o.. .I.thiril:4o4:4olltiefkitMliebettleityttt f&Id• captainionie i'm0,1#11'0,.:30111.11;if,;;Ilifil;-.baille ,Itsid„a and was;oyerli 0r411,1 fi b18.2 kw 0 0 01: iid . Oltlikatififalit teld ION; and ditliil l ,lcticith Whin Itep,vniltittiq..hintriun tilt he had , kiveie4 !hp !mal t; amast, witen:A.pot. him ?0w,,,:t and aqilifl3r Mid, hibilittyiiiirttitty'g4 !Red lanfiliultftialw:lewammitc ., A l'A!*alc gop, - I,Alir994figtt**ll9,ri . os 7 , , ;gutioti VPiOr•OwAY, a 7 'JP!" wi l c e rdtkmart;Qh24. yea, t cauttuft to Wilah's 'flee ::;;If tir ''but, My *hat, and 4 *licarph Ma' i!10,4Li1k,94• /gfr,f4qll gil i r:%;43o9•V VII -9 161 the. lan d rd '' a w mina gam noticed •410' li inlitMilflOme of .fiW T ; , MIMEO MaillS= eynty, outbid' thelrin atter,< foi itvtept a wmkm dowo.,Watablesolhe room arsoclin!the,iSen `4oiY:life'radre-fist: tin -4 44i iiiidlOrneTot TheeMinter_itilt - 'sited the' tandlOid hind: liiti!over.a drink; and teirinVlO me hoaxed! ILL — wouldint itne,him l'helandlord, oval' iae ,agin, thought as the iellei had'been . polite enough tei ask- ma td Atink I n'i r Oohl'ut natuSe; so' I :stowed stWaranoeG~r hi rtir—mblet—'-foll-titater ,my Vest, Well - we'd bin Pia n din? there "lii7Ehaiii different thin L. when all at once ' my - knees we w .l, and 1 droPpethotimAirt . i, or three tric es. ' iriyeelf - up 'and tattled - ihnlidloisceil O hy one had . push; -ed3the haeks:dl myknees .funibut 'There was- nobodrabont,.;„The landlord . the rt. says to thisfellary. l .‘ I rather • giteti's the crip,"un rs 'operailif"!'the'lelhirl''''He,: . litlfed and Said, Alletittia!righV there ..Wher. heard' thiti I thought some captain Was coming ;along with JIM Begets, tor I lteeifi; some wasp I 'infighted, so , I tur 7 tied to'ilte door 'when I' thoUght'' Somebody. 'pushed Me against the jam, for I went - against: -it-right-smattl—tell-y.ou r .-1 7 Iook eflromid again, and the landloid, arid feller was start dirt.again the counter, and couldn't :have ben near me: 11Zeil - qm - ttlio-if Was push ed me amain the door, when somebod y slammed me down Ina. Omer close-by the dotir: The landlord liughed• and said' 'he • gueiseffit Was Captain W ine.'. 1 . g ot sorter mad, and got tip - and - an said - 'l'd thank him, or any other captain, not . to •be pushing me - abnittr - Wlieff - somebody took meily_teLbeallaniikeklurriiitg_and miting, Me all round, then I began - _to think they were playing cocks en hie, and I Oorrimen ced pulling off my domestic"' jacket when some feller putted me right smack on the, floor, bottom down, and it wasn't an easy , pull eyether. - I tried to get on my feet, but they kept pulling me round, till I gut_ as mad as thunder, and dared 'em out in the yard to file!. . -the streets, coqrtesying. and howirig,to each otner, and exchanging , salutations in the , most captivating manlier .j . speCulatioir, 'tra ders-and' shavers are moving•• l abbut with all the powers of locomotion they pegimeiren deairating to " make. ,hay : ia•hile the, sun shing_s," tiie . to, filthy frpero, wrap Peri in his scrape—whielteoritains m o ot We thaii his own degenerate Body—strolls ear'elesslyend slothfully--along-looking -out for. somebody who lies the corner of a hankerchiassicking Out of his pocket. But hark! while we are thus writing l we , hear the stentorian voice of the soldierePthe • Grand Plaza, commattrlingAft guard mount ing, ' , inspection of arms," and immediately the birgle.rof the - fhtle Regiment send, forth the notes of martial music, which are echbed and re-echeed through the I-Hall - of ihelVlon tezumas," arfil•as soon as the railing et guns ceases, ,some far_ty,drup_a_m_ens andas ,giatry, fifers s t rike up Wailengtores Jilarili;,,,as, ,the 'guilds pass in review, and we are again re minded that "gran vieaged•NVar,'Pviith all its libirors and corruptions still prevaile,..and continues to desolate this land of wahine and flowers—of cloudless skies and productive - fields. And we have but to. let ourselves, ' wander off two blocks mid there•wrzi find our . owe gallanteogettymerrovho have.lelt their happy hornes,Ahelr ettienta, l their wives, mid Their own dear, little,enes,,to heir aloft on the points of their swords and bayonefs'our victorious eagles, amidst the storm of -bat tle and the shower of bullets,—now barna _down by disease, without :he ,soothing hand of an affectionate wife or sister. or a devo ed mollier, to cool their parched and -fever ed foielreads; wohoutihe kindness and con solation of his relatives and friends, while his noble spirit is departing to worlds unknown. How gratefully would we all hail a cessation of hostilities with Nlexidb. How •will'we all ' rejoice when peace, happy peace, shall spread its welcome wings over our proud and conquering army, and enable us to re turn to the land from whence we came, full of honors and of glory, and amidst the wel come and greetings of friends and acquain tances, receive the consolation of having done our duty dr oiirselves aed to our coun try, and by the pleasant fireside portray, the beauties of the country, we have seen, re vomit the ilang,ers and fatigues we have en countered, and•tell of the glories t lve have • won and of the laurels we have woven a mong our much loved stats and stripes. Yesterday a small party of 'Col. C. F. Smith's Police Guard of the city was fired on by a band of robbers or & guerrillas,. oc.eupy ing a house in the suburbs of the city. Not deeming their;force sufficient to: assault the house, they took a position,that would2pre vent their escape, and sent for a reinforce ment. The doors were then forced - and all . 'tire iernates captured except (Me, WhO jum ped out ot a window, mounted a horse .and dashed oil at full speed. As he 'stifled off, be drew a pistolandifired it batik: into .the crowd—without, however,. injuring any one. There, was one of Jack Hays' Rangers start ding close by, apparently a silent spectator of the whole affair, but as soon as the Mexi can fired his pistol, he leisurely diew•his re- , volver, remarking, 'Ali. lie, my, darkey, that's a game that two can play at P , end .at the crack of the pistol, down came the.llexican. ' The Texan then ono anted' his owt 'horse, and alter runningfonr or five hundred:yards, , lassoe d the horse Mid' returned ''with' lien, I saying, to'the' officer present, 'WelliCaptain, I as 1 knocked "the'centio out - ofltiat fellow, I repose• Pin entitled te\lire'poni7 l 'l:lle'offi ter relined in , theaffirfriative,milillieTeXall 'rode ofr las-cool as though : it weir 'in • every day bustless iittli'llun. Thelvleideriegwho were taketi•in the'..licinse !were Sein....eff to - the guard Jtoiis'e;:itrid ill be tiled E by' commission.' :•D E pAwrose, or A BAIGOr.—Gen, Cad wal atier's,thigadei ferAted.',lpithe Grenil Plaza this.iiiornin,, ,, ,.al,an early, herir, . when hete Was an cild:lasitionedbirldfrig of 'Gadd-bye.' iidwai's levito'serisoliliefi bid'daiillidether "Goif bYe".--Lit is so cwartn, scr sinthusikstic, enlist° lulLorthe,eineeriliPF,ttuP , firiendship PO igv4ri#Y,PM.llol.lle.kiir, ~t,Tm.; pliiaii.,, 4,4 p , f .RT , ,s.!-I 4gi i i,imP t ii, 4 i , ?...,:- r 'ybu•P 'How strongly 5•l t. rit LIM iV e ith the ioldVtuitsielifig, haokneyWrPhraoo l ol ci .iilians et hodie,,,Ailleu,:my;dellr frieud.'— Aklbele9lllFKOWPWAil' f iV n oCt'A;4 l ll4?•!b al , ld 'th -- ar - olhod by'tt ll e quarters?' 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I ) - •,I '_ ' •,, , ~ + ' L'',- ,„, „ iwberohey staid before liirer Oripasahy hithi l 'ellrOgett''Zekel' 34, : , t ' 1,4 ... "All ~ , , Ihey l appear-:ls l lpoltlbeltehlulttmvAe * the' "I, : i1 W . ,.. 1 1a1t0 !Oat ,r ,iir''g',lictili - itrlsf•,-o•h ‘ iate ' ',," ' To o r ip - A orrect chttrater - of,the lioldier, - pan a,. i tr"' l li, l - , ePt 114 5 4-4. , ?P-'4 9 I D fl. u .' l4l l°‘ vitu '..sirti'ollie time 'Theliiinlieviii.trelleOf Illd t z l l- 7- , -.,, t . ' ~ $' 1.{,.; Void: sec o ri h w,,W if ft e i l le,* n folit his at ,./ si, &a? ''''''''',l v - '' '' q l '''' n " 44 ,1 1 ,, , i'i 4 a n ued porartnain theilbitinlilibtAatic°. 11 ''.Ll.fr?rre,d...rll!...,!"icli!!'!!4 corked' your the rank and file, hall.ot9.olclut*tr ,ever '4l Pv .S 4 ' . ' '; • ''i ' - ' " " 'I • i' '. entio•tined_Owle . 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A "..:.,5448 - 21.',. - _ , f....'-' :10: ;/''t1'",:e.f.1....f..""'=,:-:Vsi '441',1 '', ," , ." , ' f 4 :V.,4';;Pi1'. , 4 ilet 1, -- ':4 , 04,4t1'; ' , I got up off the floor as soon as I could get away from them, arid went into the yard where I saw the old man'ithey wagon, but I had been so all fired mad at the way I had' I e been treated 'in 11 tavern, that I didn't' I hardly know what wasm about ; so I turned round 'again, and w nt up to the door where I saw the landlord and-teller, standing, in tending. to give them a licking, for I was epiniky as thunder; when - somebody pushed -- me t and I sat right plumpinim horse trough which was full-of Water.; and •my flew pant— alets which had put-on a purposetergo to Eas'uni: were y Wet clean up to my jacket;' and when Lgotour,the water run dawn into my shoes, iaLmade. me as wet us the head of- Sassatras - I:6*- - - - F.l you ever seed :soft soap a..bilineti,"rnay have a faint idea of my feelings which was riled lip to the-high ,eistnotch.' ._ ,Uoutle_right _fox_ Ate, _door,. to ita - i pll - it° the - landlord whO,I .I.leahl Irani . when k Was tripped -*i 'bk , the - seine ' iiii, butpownsOeller, and• Come down sprawling in among a-litter of pigs which was getting. eirTalfefillioif lunch from_ the old sow. I - Tell flat upon one of the sgileakers, who -Opened-his-snout-es-rf-heiitid-the-feelines-of a dozen pigs in' his carcase, and afore l'hud. time to get away from the Ming, (for I Wits a dfaiied sight more skaret than all of therlii,) the old sow came bristling up to me, and fetched me such a root, that it sent me over into the puddle of !dud. The landlord and the teller come towards me 'and picked me up; lot 1 was as limber as a rag, and carded me to a bench by the -tavern and set me down. When they set me down, I asked them what was the use of pinging me so, I hadn't done nothin to them 1 They told me they hadn't done anything to me, it was Captain Whiskey that had put hold of me. I axed em where the Captain was, and what reason he had tn serve me so. They only laughed at 'me; and said I would -know better next time. • I had worried my sell so that I began to feel sorter sick at tl:e' sturnmick, and in a lew minits I was most orlully trier I yrax done cascading, the landlord Called a darkey to clean my -head, and take' - me up to roost. I got up to the room without much trouble, for I was too weak to fits with any one, and the dar key stripped me of my pantalets arid other dry goods—or wet goods, they were then , — and I got into bed. • The darkey went down stairs, and I laid there it, few' m mits. ' when I felt some one rolling:nie over in bed, and a lifting -first one eUfiteiiind;then another of the bedeteacl,Whan't 'Unfitted on end,' add cornmenced-'betitim : Vinhout with ter arms, When 'I got bold of the 'feller' who I thought was trotiblitig-mei and bring on to him like biicks. We fit aboutupon-the bed, when at ast, plump we come'on the floor, butt had liiar, - undertieath; I peggett it into him I 'don't know 'how' Iting, Old at laSt 1 must lie got. tired and ,gone to sleep. When t , woke bpi Wes Tying' on' the floor with the pillow Oder 'the, mid 'ohe fit , niy 7 bocits hi my hatik'witli One 'end:of 'if heat out 'ilsit; and 'my 'keutikles"wes'es • sore: ;Cs' thunder. must have playeifit.inte that' pillow and my boots, no the leek- of the things. and this feet tiftny fists.' ''• • '• So you 'see' gentlemee;-thitt's.ihe way the :Captain eat-tied 'mei-Cou our •fitst .acquain- , • I anrcii, - -,=:it mita alllirail ' dirty'triek — butt Love - tiim"'tor; all , GentlerrfeliP-here , 'is.:l6 'Whiskey tL-plaueed",iif ilicifititipriiak; it bibs kith en -the prObitec iilways'havo a cheap late and' it'Safif:pasthigeAtiwii 'eta throats.!z?-llit't 7 C - eitnWetr-to 'that Pint---and ;fiuthin t , 1 . ,T)TE . .1, ?PWIP 3 PYPOPg /- 1 4Yell. ,, Atk that 4liaioua So' sweet. ,em iihorthiee 'Sias my ableelight.; AiiiiNzeberilreadluidtthii.leisott 'fa be Siiije;l ; m;.l. 'Age ;copes m !Rawl); pad lieelier,,hiya depart„ Teegiatie - oned kisslifeie qyclide and..lovo,e4,4lloletmy.eMi . ,:::l64 — nbatT4 4 ,c9.Prie-tP O :, I 3: I LIPP. loss of h im , „F".f ti 7 . 1 171 , . ...*:Vr(49,;orti.Y.XerrlVelv MIS MA A;GEI. =ME =I • • -41 4,, z fl 1 . 0 ,0 •a =l=l== 4.T-0 6f; 4*...\":1;" Xa - a.n 4 SE -j NUL v • L"." . , VZllOkelOin,„_kV Orleans ilelta's . , eorrespondence4loq9l4Wing... , ,eoCetsvy-- -- i A :NiftwetritifsAlPf, lfct: - TtaiiiirlFftf 3 .l') of Maxie._ J . ° Atil9Pgkjt • Vl B . .a°94 o iltolflgtti to .14 6 "coktia -01 01 RAO!' of our °°91119',;3'164.1 -tvii;lelfitreentrib4iqinill-iffebtrid.inetthote_ while it listed than the severest 'winters+ of New York, lowit - or Wisconsin; andyou will perlutpii-he'surprisedimilien:li tell+ yCeil that the Coldest- marningolid,herimake,tegcmote • than the-erxteentitel an ; inch thick; Tot /till, at is winch-, lit'..ftfiltr - Ilre - paitletV - dttps - 111 -- evei, - rAtireharkehringed - corn the Aveathertuaier has moved his'pegtyinittiiie 110% have andling,, balmy §prlyg,..wilt; invigorating. freshness in the morning, aft, its geniali w.itoPiitg,fion Joriov9;tho 4 lonot too irciol- or too Warm"to be disagreeable.—' So hiNuitifol:arid SO" plearisallYdeci the'sun rises and tray.ersu-Alie_utintriuded7slo, - and then so graceiulliantl,niajesfielfreel* be hind the4tigh',:dttiltonountares encompass- ' ing the Valley ,cit'llexie6,..refleatinj; he brightness' of its 'ln a upon the eternal spew ld: k _capp s o _ opo cstep_e_t U— ad, that even the'veriesP grumbler amongst us cannot findjault,;but.like the great mass • must smile and.say Ogasant.day— fine 'w E eather:" . Vbrytitirtg,, aniiiiite and itraniinste;dppriarectO be,affected' hysihe'. in- . spring, and stimulating, Influent's or happy and ,inerry-makin,, ,, keep,,aire their,filling buds„ . t.be ' fi ovrers are .bursting their pods, ni! the tiekle - are - ifiertimiti,,.4heir . Spring robe of gieeif vetdare ;' kiilkin+their -best-and-lassealn-their-finesrdaity-Lthrong r~