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Dr. - Joltz.3.4llkets '
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AS RE.MOVED Office his Oe and 'dwbi
.."--'• ling.to.the.heastiklioltiiiiiiiiti"brlig:Store
on Wets High street: ,i , ' • ~' • f• - : npril 1,
' Dr W. L. Oreigh,:
, (Auccesor of Dr.joha Crag*, deceased:)'" AirtLG (Wend all litbdidal milli in town or
country, by DAY'or NIGHT, and will give'
• sverv:attention to, patients entrusted tohis bare.
10F,FICE on Mist high strict, °Bonito Ogil
• by's Attlee; ! ! ' Trictv22—fin
• J•. •Wlridgor„Ratylins, DI. D.'
etaAPUset l'O of Jofferson•Medical College,
14
11,11 f riisacctfnlly.olfers his servite to the pub.
lic. Dr: Rawlins having had eight ars expe
rience, in the, Prac ice or hisproles ' 'n-Mary
land and Pennsylvania, flatters himsel that he'
can give general satisfaction •to thohe requiring
his nid.•.Offiee in Pitt street eppesite the Man
sion House Hotel and first door south' of the
M . ` , thodist church.
February 3th. 1849.
Doctor Ad, Lippe,
ONIOEORATRIGMLysician. Office
in Main street, in the house formerly mou
rned by np 9 '46
Dr. • L 0. 4 Loomis,
WILL piirform at
peratiaus- upon' the :
reethlthat-are-raqua•--
'A)V 7 I
reil'for t tettereei,vation, sue
dr,e,.erVill restore the loss of them,.
by inserting Artificial Teeth, from a single tooth
to a full sett., Ir:r. (Mice on Pitt street, few
doors South orthe Railroad gotet. Dr. L. 'lsiah , '
sent the last tendayeoffivery_m_onih.
•Wm. M. Penrose,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in
rho movitral • Courts of Cumberland county.—
OFFICE opposite Clic Jail In the room with
W. T. Brown, Esq. [nrinvi,)
• -John B, Parker,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.. OPPICE
li in North Hanover Street, in the room fin . -
merry occupied by the Hon. F Watts.
March '2l, 1849. .
Canon O. 'Moore,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in
the roam lately occupied by Dr. Foster,
deceased. mar 31 '47
ADWRD CLARKSON, '
ENGRANER 'ON- WOOD,-No. Sdi \Val
rim Street, Philadelphia.
VT - Orders may be sent by mail.
.Dee.,•2o 1848.-6 m •• • • •. •
Convey ancing. DFFDS, BONDS, Mortgages, Agreements
and other instrumantspt,writtng neatly and
accurately drawn by the subscriber, who may be
found at the office of the Carlisld Bank.
gle - c9.otf . •-- A. .11.ENDF.L.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Has RE
MOVED his office to Beetem's Rotv, two
doors from Burkholder's Hotel. _ [apr 1
arzioittnaEGE.
JUSTECE OF THE PEACE. OF- •
` 4 " FICE et his residence,,corner of Main street
and the Public Squat:ft:- opposite: Burkholderts
11 . 0101. 111 addition hi' fig dot:61%01:1111We°
the Peace, will' attend to all kinds of writing,"'
such as deeds, b3nds, mortgages, indenthres,
arliclea•of agreement, notes, &a.
Carlisle, ap:B'49.
These words were spoken by an old wo
man who was spinning at the threshold.
_ "Ne,_g_o_o_d_Le_uisen,'_reOied Lhe boy with
a very serious air; '1 intended to dell and
embrace you' ~
'How say you that . Pierre?' said the old
warner', colie s erciu id lb Jo you were going
,away, and that we , were never to see you a-
Rain.' ," •
'', , l hope, whenever T see you, to find you
well'and nappy,' 'replica the child.
'And always ready to share my luncheon
with little Pierre, who on Sunday has the
kindness to come and read prayers for me,
,since I have become too feeble to go to
chtirbh myself., Here, Pierreoake,thie nice
littiO.white fed. whieh the 'baker gave. Me
,;tltis iiirtirig,he'd these fresh nuts—andetay,
put iiiiS' in' your pocket. What's the child
afraid of?—'tis only a silver sixpence. Alt,
Pierre, you have fine eyes, and a large high
forehead. Do yoU know I often' think you
are not destined to keep sheep all your, life;
something tells me you will be a greehman
one of these days. Still one thing 'pevoles
me ; if you remaln here in this village of St.
Gobsin, how areTSSII ever to become - great?
a man Whom every one will talk of and soy,"
'Do you knovit that he was imee'little La,Ra
min, the son of La Ramer, the chhicoal,
burner and Galienetta hie wile,?'
'lndeed, Louisort, I don't think I shell re
main long:OISt. Gobain, who knows ?-Lbet
ter days mei/tipt . e . :orttl then,' 'added he,
throwing, his little caressing arms round the
old wornart's neck, 'When you, don't see me
here, will yen pray to God forme? 4 Fare
well,,dear.Loilison, I shall never forget you.'
"IWlty,!what do yoie Mean by that, Pierre
-I'lerrot_r_ , ___,_ - -4.
" gut Pierre was already out of hearing';
and havieg overtakennis sheep; drove them
lovvards a forin heuse wifichetood at. some
ilistance,'eurroundea by ptles of 'clikrcool.-
--OnlilsraY-IM-Stopped-aLart-eld-ctoli- hoe;
and cl' lz* g'ils Iqwkrb o c el m i " . leced
.
I in'4 tie . ;; ; ;, , 1161164'"among them the bread, -
1 anh lints, and the sikver ;COlll, which Leiiison
had given liiM.,,AtilieWiieliititiei, down;
,
'he'iell bill' lei Oilied'bitt Powerful hand.
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'Ah, little robber 'M NW nests, leave I
caught you ?' said a leud good-nature • t, •th ..-.., . •
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- - WRIGHT
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN POll.-
EIGN4aDOMESTIC HARDWARE,
Glass, Paints, Dye Stuffs: Oil, Iron, Steel,Naffs
&c. would invite the attention of persona want
ing goods in theietline, to the large assortment
• •lhey have just opened, and which they offer at
the verb lowest cash prices. fa 143^ •
„ • . John P, Lyne, t.
• WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in
Foreignand Domestic Hardware, Paints,
,Oil, Glass, Varnish, Sic, at the old stand in N..
II tnoyer street, arlislo, has just received from
New York and Philadelphia a large addition to
hii termer smelt, to which the, attention of iltajr . -:
; ,era is relluested, as he 'isdetatmlno44. B a,lll ,
then any ether Inman irit,ewa••
. •01, - -( Ltiok - ..thitt• War'
• r would' respectfully inform
hisAtendsand the public generally that he has
, itist; opened a now LUMBER AND COAL:,
)t.A.11.D in West
. Hth a - few -donirretuit , -...
„orMassrs J D Rhoads's Warehouse, where
he. now his and will keep constantly ;on
hand a first rate assortment • of all kinds of sea
:llona rpine.boards and plank and all caw' kinds
tilfithill; all of which ho will selblow for cash.
p_.41408 A LT SAMUEL SIPE.
VER — STETHA — RVEY, —,
• .o.lto nazeniticit & Walters,)
'' .A. AIOI:O - "Di t CP, ,and General Commission .51er
r,C„chants, N. 15 and 16, Spear'sWhprf,
4 i PA,I•TIMORIi: -. Liberal cash adyanoos made
consigturionta of all kinds orProduco..
• , viZ,l, ,: 0 , ..• •', Notice., ..
.• TlM!Commissioners :of Cumberland county 1
deemit proear tiiinfcirin the public, that the sin- 1
'tolerative:4.ply 13,0ard.of Connnissioners will
be' held ,err Ad - seconds Old fourth Mohdays di
iiach riidhtVat which:tints any persons haying
. .="'brisitiees , -with—said-LRoard will—nickst—them—et_,
r ~,}
`lnCif'olliCe in Carlisle.
,''' 'Mier:, ~ . ; WM. RILEY. Cl'k
- ,o ' '
„„ griroxioxl.
pl will he yoade nt the next '
•..44.sion - of the. Lpgislattiro,of
. Ponnseya:- .•
• rtia,,,tor.,an.alteration in thc ; :charter of the an- .
I.Ksjia;D,sytistp . BANK, so as to Confer . opon 'Ow
-tletStutitiOn the rights and privileges of it'lrtink of;;
• Taiga. ,Bykofder'of'the Boat.kof Directors. t
MI .8 CO ElSA.N;`Cashion
Batik, - t I
4 - 1819.4 . m'' -f,
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I,OVrt4LI4N BLAttt, /111+044r Sepiet,
near the Oollege, dyes Ladieal find Oolitic+
rneh!eapliatrel. - sill colors, and warrants allmarKk
to-ba satisfactory. Orders in his lino respeatfullY
s ili c ited .4;; ,• 1 ,, t NIP 2 ' 46 I I",
• 4/. , Car& '•
4•w+• .'fi N D Duelist ). . infer maThii
to.lifliienda and pattena' that! he "expects toy: be
Iltbaeht fromiCarliale forthe;eontiag sit Weeks !
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To the Vetere cif euniiceiianiCeniity.
FELLO offfir'iny.
self *to your oonsideration.for,lhe,office of E
RIFF County; end , respectful.
ly solicit . your support , pledgmonyself, if elec.
ted to. dischnize thR duties of said office with
YOUrs;respeci fully,
' MONTGOMERY DONALDSON... -
- West Peotisberci tp. .' •
April r'Z''49—te , . - - -
TO the Voters ofUumberlood Co'tv
FELLOW- Cril'irrts. , -I offer 'triplet( io .your
consideration asU candidate for ilia' Office of
Siff:RIFF at the approaching election, subject ,
to the action of the, Whig Connty Convention.
and respectfully solicit your -support..
JOS A EGE. •
Shippensburg, niay 23,'99.
AA ROBERTS offers himself as a
candidate4oi the office of SHERIFF,
and solicits ftom the Democratic -Delegates the
norninetion, pledging himself, if 'electedoo die
charge the duties to the best of his ability.
itine2o
To the Independent Voters of Cum
' Berland County. •
ArtiELLOW-CITIZENS:—I offer 'rays - elf Co
your consideration as tccandidate 'for the
; • . ; =Ct t. the decision of
•
e "ng ounty gOnVennen, an. very re
sketfully solicit y,ottr, pupi)ort tEiri
DIEfIL.
flopewell tp,„
May 9.'49 -
SHE . RIPFALI Y.
-FELLOW,OITIZENS'of Cumberland co.;
ihtler myself to your consideratiod for the of:
Bed of SHERIFF, anbject to the ”olninn.ion of
the WhiE County Convention. Shhuld I be
fortunate enough to be elected, I will discharge
the duties of the office with impartiality and fi
delity. ROB'T. MCCARTNEY.
Carlisle, April 11, '49—te
To.the Voters. of timberland County,
FELL° W-CITIZENS:—At the solicitation
of many friends I hereby offer myself to your
consideration as a candidate for SHERIFF, at
the ensuing general election; subject to the rie,
cision of the Whig• County Convention.. Should
Ibe nominated.and elected,l promise to dis
charge the duties of the office with fidelity and
humanity. I then fore reepetcfully solicit your
support. • .JOSEPH McDARMOND.
NeWville, April nth. '49-te •
•To the Voters of Cumberland County.
FELL() t Encournged by
numerous friendtr,' Lhereby offer myself to you;
consideration as a candidate for the calico of
SHERIFF. of Cumberland county, nt the coati-.
ing general election,subject to the decision of tbe
Democratic County Convention. Should Ibe
nominated and elected, I pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of said ale° with impartiality .
DAVID CRISIV ELL. -
Shippensbiirg, spell t l_'49-•to'
To the Voters of Cumberland County.
FELLO W-CITIZENS—I offer myself to
your consideration as a candidate for the office
of SHERIFF, of Guntherland. county,
next-generel-eledtion, subject to the decision - of
the.Demperatie County Convention ShalllCl
he nominated and elected, I ptedge, nays if to
disehargo the dulties,of Wild office with fidelity
'Anti DAVID SMTTR•
;•li , — • 3',' 3 ;sileriffafty. vs . -. 3;
. gildim7=ClTlZENisßeiiig. 'solicited by
r-auumber of my.friends. r ofter myself as
ra-randidat eloriiror:of`,Sl-11tRI Fr: inire
`enstiing leteatiou,'ead'willlSe thankful 'for your
suffrages. Should' I be' elected, I hereby pro
mise to perform the duties of said office faith.
fu11y.... Respectfully,
April 4—te • JOHN F HUNTER.
rfilFIE subscriber would inforin his friends end.
I,- the public generally that lie has taken the
~t ~sh large and commodious public
„ . house, situated on, the corner ,of
-,,,,- • South Hanover and Pomfret ot.,
.-.. ; , ,Y t ' int the borough' of: Paillelo,..lately
-.- =" -- OcoiMiekt-byl,..Eamuel. Itiorret.,
where.ho,mi l'endeavar to se,,ve - those who may
iill
.11;tiviiiim , in ,the -most satisfactory manner.—
T .ttliimse,tis,-pletestintly shunted, and is fern
; egihroughout with good 'bedding alio other
VOTE% and'his accommodattons ore such as
will make it a convenientand desirable stopping
place.• No exertions will be spared to make it
.agreeable in all its departments to :those; who
may favor him with a call. SOARbßßS'ivill
be taken _,bythe week, month or yew' nt ,the
usual prices. ' - J OHN-WERT.-
-..-;-4,atteru Shoulder Baces. '-
THE sub Scriber has just received on assort
ment of Dr. PORTER'S SHOULDER BRA.
CES, which' has been found to be invaluable to
such as are afflicted with crick in the bock, pains
in the 'side and breast, spitting•of blood, &c(
This article is also found to be of the,mmost
importance to children predisposed to stooping
and especially to-females whose health is im
paired, and' often totally . ruined lty this habit of
stooping, which is entirely overcome by the
use of this invaluable Mice
eh. 2) G W WITNER
Watt •-tk- Patterson's 'TUBS,
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FOR THE RApICALICtIitE•o,F.HERN,Lt:'
:OR ApPTUILE: , u.
SUPPLY .of the ; tiboyo:ll`Ttil
TRUSS ree'eiv.od•eett keptloi Bate at the.
*ore, reug23l'' B:,ELLI 0 T,l"
'.:Oaxlisle ) Sulp4ur Springp. •
" it"ii• • '" • •in
• repnotor Twee u y ,
ftietria
- • friendiandoo";h/.gen.
•` eraly.tharteir,PreloKi4P'ac-f
• m°
t dat e' ,confortabli alareeltisniter, of
d b orders"
rrth Alnit SPriPfis
, . 0 ,
,aro: 1 4r; half iffil ' el !• a health
,psynberlatid.. ° ll ' l4 ' ir Y t ( good
,rernaritie ,Pot and. 9 0 , ,
order .and, everk - .attentioß PA°Z i1 0 t4r.9 0 2.. 0
I,Goehliekeare alwitis roaFttneasat 4 - reneei.e.
.o,lliltoo'S'pvery . ,
t 45 convoyrlatrorsfo .
;,Iko;g 3 Ptings.: ~; ; ,; D. -
- ,
r in 414p, , W111TE SU LPHOR , ,
P X.: SPRINGS, eitilanal in. Cumberland cotta=
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,ty., , F'elitana,,inatureeneWporu on of the mouti.c,
temimiShclnilintl , Oertient recent:
fief ig, fiudd up ,yittr new nod come:willow!
ThO ,01400 tier lipving pteyjdi34 ,
hjnifielf wktkgbod gOOkoilia. i rtitop. - 4pioq
of ,oe and attantini f
yftiltitl be 'ititplv to jrAe".o,l43rmAittiodolop?tp,
all* 0;1110' favo,i 13191,
.11,9 pPNGye;;rO34l4
.Pt;th“h'e to cu rry pae
eqngeFfi CO •ti* .
M "10 • ' • flu OTT COY.LP
rix • xii.pI3v;:.PRZSERVES --J wit „:feceived
il4 - •! , • 0 44;: ope n'4sll 1 by 'ldle. aubso labor. , preeeripd'
IghigiXatidsPine • , A.PPle. , Oran4 l3 4o l iYr INclirleiC
I,4lo3llVG4Orkiriric,Nturgoetr..,Pappors,,Picor
lilb Tomatoek.kind Onions, Olives, Vapore r Aril
oboyieri,Sardineir s Tomato lietchutrifinp minikdt
frjfitich f Altuirordoyitb a , very, pbotorp an 4-pur6
I r A ormour 0f,,, , ,,5a14.011 , ,,r4 roceigget 1 , 7%4 i
.ITMAvait'49l "••- •..13 ~, W iNIANY TIPILI'
fillirr i
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SIZEIRIFFALTV.
IX/ERT'S NOTE!.
ISM
IESU,S‘ OFF OF NAZARETH PASSETH."BY."
114 , 14115. timounitsr.!
,
• --
Welcher i—who wake* by am* of.ppin,
While the mare sweep bn in their midnight train,
,Stifling the.tear for thy lotted one!e sake.,
Holdingthy breath Tdaet hie steep should break I
In thy lonellegt hour therele n helper nigh—
" Josue of Nazareth puseeth by."
Stringert afar &tint thy native . land,
Whom no ono take's witli ahrOther!s Oand,
Table and hearthstone are glowing frees,
Cosementeare Sparkling hilt not for thee; i
There is one-who tan tell of a home an high -7
I .!Jeatil Ntizaretti pasiitith.b.Y." ' .
Sad one, hi secret, bending low,
A dart idihy'hiedil that the world may not know,
Wreaillng the Pivot ...of
•
4113 seal orpardoti - for days of sin; .
Press on. prose on, wlth.thy-prayerful cry—
" Jesus of Nazareth papeath by."
hfoUrner : 2 :who Billet in . the churchyard lone,.
Scanning the lines on that tentble stone.
Plucking the weeds from the Children's Fed.
Planting the myrtle Mid rose ,instepd;
Look up from the4omb with thy tearful eye— ,
"Jeans of I , lagareth paeseth by,"
• "
Fedleg one,. With the beetle streak
Itt-thy vice of fire dud thy wested - che'sk.
•
Fear et thou the ehade of the darkened Valet
lseek,tor
'lle bath trod It Monett', he will'hearlhy
...Jesus of Nazareth paseeiltby." _ .
•
Aratt VA19.4.q:
THI L I ITTLEMIEPIII,OD.
A Story fir Boys. V.
ONE evening in the month of July 1525, a
child about ten years old, badly dressed, and
with bare fee:, was driving a fibek of sheep
across a plain in Picardy. Young nail° wits,
his countenance was graveand pale, and
large dark eyes weie intensely fixed on a
book, which he held open in his hand; while
but for the watchful care of a dog that ac
companied- him, his fleecy charge' might
have strayed in every direction without liis
being conscious of it. He walked slowly On,
still looking at his book,until as he was • pass
ing a cottage, a voice from its door recalled
him from his abstraction.
(tVliall'ierre, are you going to pass by
your old friend Louisan without saying good
evening?'
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' • 11' diti;eir? , qaidgittil4r01 , Vgavelinl gP,'..heY
:i to buy it,twl 1 ..
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14.0 . idat to yiitiipi *jib' Achtlejlelitd .
th , I , i . h a: -,.-v
,s!,v . •ev,, •,,,, ~ * . ~, -.,1 c .. 1 . 1
. ~. .‘l,read ,, ,it l :lather.'“ai.. , ~ , ~, , .,,r, , irgit*l';,,„.!
'You Tend; itiklefied,his father eh& mothir 1
- -*netherTiiiitil WiiittiAid:Y:tiOl4rkla!i IP'
elYittiatitlom,fi3iiid*oile4,:„l4:4 i ( ,'
p .
fellow did, me 'a seryice.-cne.day, , amli„ls4 -
turned it by doinit'hinvanOthoe - "
,h u h:,l
. 'A fine'qiiiitee'trUly; , ei4Calieti#ol!"
'1: this ! chihl iii :Mined,' Aielitini,'Wtr, :t i stfalls l
havelon to thank for it, !reach him: to to ' !:j
Did' any - Mie ever hear tonic felly 7 ' , Ptitiy ,
you 4aveAaughthinitOfvtifeiocilo,::' . ; "; - , , ....
iii)aii;lt'epi'v , do `that nifitelf,-Mistreitt' ,
` , iliOditicb'arif: e ' ' . .i' .0. ! ) ' 44 ' I
replied Aici
ftiitiniate,(Prit 'sure; • am? I 'E4109.1f1
iike to kiici‘' whatiabit will learnin'd ar
'",
'Thies riot the" tiniiition; sariV,Va
"Kathie'? eertain Ifritlooutdi eliould 411ce
iti4 - siid •
• thing? -
Pievril with tft-joop--.
- Oh,
sigh. Then taking oduraie; heidded, 4210 -
t
ever, lather,"if 'yotilirpuld—'; , i . "i'
'Send you toichnol, l'erippOse you m an?'
`interrupted the fritlier. - , Yori - kitow 1' have
not therneans ; I can't nflOrd• to feed ' idte
mouths.', ,
'Here is your supper, said.hiamotherigiv
ing him a basin of soup , and a bit of brown
bread. ' 't .
'May 1 have my book,' naked Pierre, ta
king his'supper with one hand, and extend ,
lug the other towards his tether.
• The latter handed tho him, and asked,
'Who wrotelhis beak?'
'Jean de Italy , ' replied Pierre.
, Who wasthat priest ?' asked his mintier,
;as site continued to help the soap. ,
, .
'He was one of the most eloquent mat*
of the lasiceriiuri, Mother,' replied the chll
was chanCellor;ai3ii M'Ohdeacon cif:-th;
church Notre Dame iri Pride': He kneW key
to read arid to write Mo . ,' added Pierre . With,
a sigh, 'so that in 1461; when parliarrierit ;
sent aiemonstranaci,to Lolits XI; it - 41, he
who composed it. Afterwards in
,1486,At5.
clergy of Parrs sent burl Co the aiseintili : of
the Slates General at Tours, where he : speke
ot the, suppression of abuses. Charles ATHI.,
the son of Lem XI, and the father of , 4?
present king;LOui I,' v iriali Jo 'much pleatV,
with jini that he , appeirited:liM liis at ;on
nor, sprl : kept trn a i t, . ,
, There, there— r that will do,' said'Calinette.
__LYotisee-now-l.washe-rneaus ) ol-teaching
all that to the little Jellowil said Jtichard
proudly.
'Fine things I'm sure to teach him ! Go
to bed, Master Wiseacre/ added she, giving
her son a slight push.- -,, g0 and look' for your
Jean' Jolly !I
'Jean de Roly, mbtlier ; any' go
look for biin - bdetrifierlie died twentyleix
years ago.'
'Bat for that, T suppose you'd' go. to him
rnd all the grand people' id Paris; reirlyou,
forsooth, the son of a - 'charcoal berp'er
Picardy P, • ;
'l4 father, certainly burns plipipal,'eaidt
Pierre i n a low tone, 'and yet 'lte has gentle
bldod in his veins.'
'And you think yourself a , gentlemah r l
suppose -1 1 said his Mother.
- cried the'boY, care riot !or 'rink Or
wealth ;All I want is to ghin knowledge!' ,
'Well gn,lo..b!sil and dream'that you haye
it, and it will be all the same thing;
'Good •night,,tnother goOd.tnght, talker.;
goOd.nightipallatd:;,', - .0,1 Pique, and Went
to sleep,io sta ble ttotong . ,hts sheep. ••
The ne4t teerning,,P.hqn PleOP 'PrePli,to
aw usual. to talie;Out 10E11190k for the flay be y
paused on the threshold of, lite. :ether's 4 001.
tige,,and,turning baok,said ii tKise me meth!
-- 4 -V,V-hat. for? oh i I d
'Old todiemi liitye,t replied Pierre, ghat
we iiever kdow *Ver. ide may die; ,11 you
sderti/iieiier' to sc4'qee'
i'Vtiiiiit'airinido' i : ( . .teikii thi; !liOy: hai'liiiii'd.his,
' TOOlfieilliiiiiig '-hiiii'-:4'-j'iOiki:!3i - I,ifsif t . 2 '' dth''ere;
.., lii,iiii ? i'ilii'll ! ifiiil, - . ,i'fiuiciOci..l:
,'; 1 el.ri.
- .;Nii'lloiiii`ititei4tiO' liaire`tiiiiiii' le i ghis
: flock ;i4 tffeir aocor?foe'ij:oiisnF,4, ,O;) ; intnleo;
• '-',.. dici'in'thirl.ifii - 6:44rfs
.. `9l.liii !tl - 41:thlul dog aid $
turned Ills 1314E1,tv4qt4 dip — iinfii' l 'ois4l,l—•
,s ; 01 Y, 1 5 411 .!!!g, ii' „ his ~;11'1,, r,R.Rr?r!?94-•kirP ' 1 9!•
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• t l . i i EcOki;l l ,l l l ' 4,4#4,%.iiii:Sad consternations
in Sheep . returtid
rindertreL the dog,";
'Piaire""-Pierre !—w } ten is Piers rre
;. sounded'on All aides. r'y „
I , 4linhard..alonesatinilently in a;Corper
iPg'44. 6 l'PloAck3ho trii7 ell er.
f:: : ,After much fatigue,,,Pierre -La Ramer', pi
i'lengtli,reaelied Pittbis, `lVhiiniaising:thrciugh
wind red ' byr- the ' peasants, s e tbat;:he had no
rj." - ciriSii;n4,;:spernt'ilte'leii sous thtiihe 'Poe.
acissed. 131 it vair,difficolt in the greht 'pity;
iheie:be:was.obliged to purchase a piece of
bread, and hiving Itaten ii,;to•Eiiioi a lodging
Vihere best The coieredentranee
e •
to: the market afforded Ttoterable ; shelter ;"
:and there, with for a pillow, Pierre'.
managed , to slirep sountily. Next morning
hi3l arni . twOkit',edeli. by the noise of the
town; atieseeing a number of children go.
ing to*lticle esaboitikhe' followed them to
the'. gaie.• • Thai , ' entered, and he remained
staridintalone. "Bisqheart beet fastAtnd ta 7,,
king'Coinagi3 fib '4llOOllNi - et the gate:
rparente imi,,,tpuitleavek.horio,ngithr.? •"`*
- ' '"lfyithiiht ttithiperrifissiOir, l -said , Pierre? 1
M i livi'o,k;dei, i'. 9ll Pkilijilf-9 1 .'00 11 ing ll t ,
• "Yes, 'Molest , -, ~, , - ,,,,A , . ,-); ;;, ' •
"Notwittistandingrall-you''haverniffered 7'
1 01 V to eufferlinothing t to learn , ieevery
,thitig.' . - „it
~„, , . , , , ,i .„-,
Astonished M his determination,- the uncle
conshlereg for a moment, arid `then sal&---
- ol'orti desire alien be iceonipliehed nephe*.
"it would be .a pity te disappoint .so- , much
courage and perseverance. , I am an old
man without children, and 1 have a feiv gold
coins lying idle ittmy trunk: I think brother,'
I'll - e'en sp e nd them in - indulging our YoutlY
,
'scrapegrrice; what de you sail' ' • •
'I say Vincent , that if you will pay‘for
hie schoblitigl do not desire 'better ,than-to ,
have him instructed;, and 1 Will readily allow
him to return to Palle,
Orcat, t vvriti the joy of, Pierre at hearing
these Wards. Beheld him again on the high
read; but thici time with :a light heart,an
easy conscience and , a pocket furnished with
money s and • a letter of introduction to the
principal of the college of ,Nrivarre - in - Paris: -
• --- Ile arrived and was' admitted. The first
~ . ,
~
time that our young hero found himself. sea;
. , ,
teo.in a class, with a professor Cola to in
street hiiii, Was an 'hour of unmixed - delight..
It 'seemed tehim,as thoughliehad neither'
eyes'to see nor ears to hear, ner a memory to
retain all he mantekte_learn.__He mame_to
'the banquet of science as a hungry man
would come to a delicious_ feast;.thetetore
the progress that- lie hinaei especially in La 7
tin, was so marvellous, that his einiipanicins,
to commemorate it, Latlnixed hie name, and
called him Remus. By this name he WEIa
ever afterwards distinguished.. Rut , the trials
the poor boy was destined to undergo were' .
riot yet ended. . . , .. ,
- His uncle, mote generous than nch, found
at length that his funds were exhausted. He
, caused a letter to be written to him contain
, ing theie words: T. ' Leave the college, dear
Pierre; !lave ho more money to send You.
You have new quite sufficient knowledge-to
, conduct your, father's , trade'
' Just %dire, the receipt of thil letter Me.'
I
, principal • had told Remus that• in twa years
more his studies would be t completed. .
- • 'Two years!' thought he; only me yearsi
and I must leave the college! Oh no! I
will find some means of remaining.' .. And
instead of despairing as an ordinary boy
I . mighl have done, Ram* applimclhimsell.M .
del e e tio . -' ' ' ''''-'
6 811 2 ' !:.. n• , - - -fro?
1 - For some. time the matiageur of the mil l
, -lege-had-beerriseeking-fara-servanctohnish
• the clothes and clean the, 'shoes of the pupils.
: As the wages were,mnall and the work labo-
J--rious, but few caaidates offered for the
place, when one day a lad presented him
self; *hose appearance greatly astonished
iiii l ,l l ' l 4o l Pal• ',
' ' L ' ' ' . .• ;" (• , 1:;;: , '!: ; I:;
o .
.Ramos- he cried: Ramie; t one of !oar'
'.best pupils offering himself , for shoe boy!"
'My uncle can no longer
,pay for - my min,
cation, sir, and I cannot bear to leave, the;
(:college.'.•
-•
'Well, my child, then remain,' said the
master; touched by his' anxiety, 'but 'tis a
Lgreat pity.' You Would make a mit,better
pupit.than- servant, Bow much do you e1...'
:,,peot V . „
'-: 'Ah, I dare not say l' • .
Late see : on account of yourmee Mill,
anxiety to remain, I Wilbinereaso4tie wages
somewhat' ",
I 'Sir,' said Ramus with-a desperate' effort, '
;'I do not ask money ; • all I wiskis. permis
sion to retain my place in the class. I will
-t. ocintinue my studies-by day ? and. ork hard
risieetvatit-hy night? ' ''
',' :' , And When will yon • sleeP 2 ' asked the
, principal, greatly affected,, . - . ,-:: ,;• e
r- 'During the. hours of recreation P ' , replied,
i thetoble boy,: :' ' - .
.. ' ''''-' '":,-. ;',
; 2 mia,t.ppi not' may not, b0:'464/414110'
a:by a real thirst for knowledge..Ramus etea; ,
- rdiff:cWitinifid - his aliest - superhuman la
+ bors of mind and body, and, ih 40'ilii! liii,
retiliedU,rAward.,, Alterdeitviamtha ce i llege'
he rectuvediall. the - -henorsmad .degreee.that
: .., , , Tare 'conferred -:oU-legnitid 4 14ut and--King'
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ilwarkPlerre 'once more , ,entered :his - riatiVe 'itli4hile,s, op,hy,ht tliesp,.ege of peace! L I
;fields,•feeling , that ihe hid done ierylvviongi, -- , _:, , Hepubliethed „several ..wotkeiteidahr•etill , .
• an'd ()emir vedpunisliMenti.but ‘fall , of.:tresfal eireett.Mti etiltirgemeollhit-inliiit , !4ol the
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rather', guessed rit.:w go ‘ be? that ;, recognized hudlxien employed fulfil - mikes igheraeittlg ,
'him; for. the , ifickir"' ohildpwati aki alteredArit '' letter Worietiilif MP_ '' 4 !J . 1 ''' '' . " ll , . " 1 ,. ; '"'
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Arum aadhaggedhinowith transpotb ~ ..: parents.not, his 3 old , friend , Loalsom6w.who .
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thireda greet : - Ileal;mspeoittily frOm 4 hUnger ",,' Credit' s -fit' ibli '-ciitiiiiil 6„lo4lfi'A!ollii,(N''''
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unforgiving tut ;it would inai dol• - - , Theiflith-1+, Watitlitttlistiecton,i.Orading every briarh Mid,
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:whiluishe iproleated , that. -she would , :nitver'. l .' 4 tritrWO - . l mAirViiita i le uslitii,u'flYia6Ciiiillth
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tunivetrai t tirti . tpowabilikiiiitlibei t alleffetLF 'esiiiniyoi6firg trilehgefilite Sfieltrakiii ft 4;
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-!—Th4l,4o* -opened
1- wattrP
, . .
. 4 1 . want teenter and listen to what is going
on,' reptiellthe little stranger with sitnplipi
kY,l. •
•
"Who are youl'
4 ,pobr ohjkl
,opele on foot from..his own
'?;Allage to aBiiilire learning.' • ,
•Calry — em - yriffolialmission V
'Alas I I have nothing in the world' .
'Then I would advise you to go hack as
quickly as you can,' said the porter, shutting
the door his face.
Still e child was not discouraged, he sat
down on the step. 'The children,' he thought,
'will soon be coming out; perhaps one of
them will take pity On me.'
lie waited patiently until the gate opened,
and the 'scholars, leaping and shouting for
'joy, rushed out tumultuously. No one min
ded poor Pierre; and he might have remain
ed.quite unnoticed, had' he not started for
-ward to raise a little boy whose foot had
tripped agaist a stone.
~; 'Are you•harti little master V asked Pieire
'No, Malik s , ou,'"'replted the child, and
tiiiiised on.
l 'i, , .Fartoy . the despair ' of poor littlt:aa Ramee
-- - •
ssihen foundhimself once more alone
49fore.that large green gate, whiCh seemed
resolved never to adMit him. Still he .waits
,e . d until. the pupil returned; and as the child
. that had, faUen passedliy,,
,ssiluted
'Master,' said Pierre advanc,ing.,,,_
said the, child offering him sE piece
-of-money.
'lt is not that,' said Pierre drawing back
his hand.
'What then V asked the pupil with surpriso.
'Lend, me ole,of your books, little master;
willretnrnjt when yop,come,onV
`'What good_ will 'hit do yea?' said the
child ? greatly astonished. . •
'ob i a great deal; it will make me very
happy: „
lime, then,' said the pupil, giving him
the first book thatlanip to band. •
It was alatin grammar. Pierre opened it,
f 414 ,turned over the leaves w,ithoreViNg,.m
able to comprohend,a sentence. When its"'
hale Owneccame,nut„ Pierre retOrned ;: it . 4.:
him .with a sigh. go-mouvw:.l3 will.+Ad
you a French book,' said the Odd and he
was as good as his word,
But in this world reading and ieSming are
not all suißoient;,it is necessamlikewise to
eat;.and in order to do this, however,,tpa.
tingly Pierre t was MARA hy degrees, to sell
part of his clothes, and yet sleep. Mthe,ppen
air. hunger, and, misery produced their
usual effects;arid the poor.child felt .that his
frame,,was sinking. .
s iThis, 7 thought he, fis'a justpunishrnent.
from God for having left home without my
parents" permission. ,9b, mylgorsi..mother
have caused you grief enough, without ad;
ding-to-n-the-anguish-01-4earing-one , day
that your sop Oied far Iron? you without your
.bl4sing, or hearing you say that you forgave
him.. My God give me strength ,to go
home !' •
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`" rO4oteing ,
- praYeetitth . ied
ingfo- our vitniderk. verte'citibicif him .
ittind 9 the Milltinide; at llie*ave '
, the Maygar 'fell ibe'bittle of
Rapoyliik arid. OirgiriallY
the ‘' Oppositutn,''eljettrnal of We
'translate from: the Ge - rtnerr: 'VT
limighty , God t 4iod of
Arpad ! Look Idoirn`froM'th'ir steri9lirone
upon thy irnplorrog Sertiant, liciin'irhOse lips
the prayer'l3l mifltoes ati6endkie' 'ill ilea
venr,praising the nrisinirchidifeliciwer. of
Omniftotance, - 0 Gediciver me' abides the
and - beneath tneiifposii the relics of my '
lallen herbie brithean';'abciire itiklielul the
blue;'- and endei - 'niy - feettlietrikthls,
dyled• red with , ththolY blood'ol
of our ancestors. Zut iaiiirifiolliebearm.
ofLthy surffall, - thitAiiiyeri np
frtrri the blobd; sithat these finflebl de.
odrted' beings' M 'not In ouldei !
God bf our fathers irtil`Gilbf !
.hear and *idiots, and
while ihe ann and the sons' of breviinations
thiander-to-break-theiree-hafid-of-tymimy as
iffnWCis ire ch ains. , Asa' fide mitt 'l' kneel
on these . fresh graves; by the rethairiii .l of my
brothers.. By indehli'sadrifiee as 'theint Thy
Earth" would tie consecrated-ivenfillt
all—
stained with sin. Oh God"! on' tiaiholi soil
over these graves tie rate of alavesWA
Oh FathALLiather_oLour-fathets-!-bightr---
over myriads ! 'Almighty God of the 'Hee.
von, the earth and the 'seas! .From: these
bones springs a-glory !hose radiance its on
the brow of my people. llationVtheir dust
with , Thy grao, that the ashes 'inyleroici
brethren may rest in peace ! I f ettieims not -
God of battles ! in the holy nameOf the •
nations, praised be Thy OmnipotAce—
A men.
. •
Tom,Form Favnes. ! — , l very much doubts
said a fond father to us the other day; l l. very
much doubt whether my children have the ir
equals in -the" world. There's mylitery
she's an extraordinary girl—wonderfufinem
brit, and very fond of study.. The , 'firet day
she went, to. school, she received reuiards for
geography, grammar,.and uritheiettle. 4 The
teacher said i The hid never , ,seen-Anything
like it -in all her bore days.
.And,„there's
Marthit—just six years old—l- really believe
she• pogsaaaes , more si!iehtinn than all, the rest
of her sex put together., Ira curious hew she
,won't.ge to•school until . she , has kissed alts
- seesante: and , all, o good'bytt;'•• ; Van't
account iba ih I lost a boy 7 thretryinita bid
last
Ali, what an eye he nerionsiiye—
one of those rolling, Teethes, ever active,
penetratintqes. 1 mounted lot that:it hild.
lie would haye shown like a iiiminsip—bat
he's gone. $ Wish you dould see my , boy-..
only eight Weeks old—iterfently bap'py—f
'may say a very
't , tittii4*Chito l ,` l 'ilkint r ili like
tlia
..gtoWin liall 7 lio to
'speak-and he's vie of, the kuowingest fel
lows ever bom. It would do Too - "and to
• itielhat fellow kick—and; geadticiiii,griiious,
litiiv vyell:he knows his roodiet•frool his
inuse.,,..kattlibute.the most of this ol course,
to his mother, , who is a patent in her
hat yiniteadlovelime, with a depth7+ 7 s;mtvir
"• , .
We were called away anti lost the conclu
ding obeervation : --rCity Rem. • ' -
•
Indranotri.'—;An Irisb woman• calledt l at a
grocer'e the other day and asked forW`guart
of vinegar.. It was measured out, and she
[merit in a galkin jut.. ,She tkett. asked for
another Apart to be gutin,the same vessel.
'And wt.y-not •ask for' a hatfigalleni and
be Hone witty it,' bathe di 3 Ocar: •'1
1 0h bless pint little bit of a seal ' , aftwertill"
nd she, (101.1 or tivoirersonsUrwaiGasette.
• • Ilve;glteli heats tell ,of the'Rati-r r .l, - • ••
That falki - aall'.tlip boollNl Heber'
,But bet'yots a herring my Ball
,-,
77;410Fty,-,tlenieirjaandloalaVirti
tional lott4ligodoer,
,rviolltor,,apybogy., luto
~ftkor known Or .4eattl, , •Itiliouse, itiovered
wlthitin t 'inlurti4 . or' 'Midi&
'C en:kito';at 941'1000.4#4.10iii ,
Do; 7 ;F a thif maitshF.
"V% to.
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a l f ;4 4 10:1 0, urPe r r P a i l !all?flkw.hltioPplhed
in a Away' to'llO'flall;, to' receive' ir titiar bu
tulf
0; 4 - 40
4.;Goeititava:rhe'Npshillie Gazette/op:
line; no - 1111.. -.'.
tMettipglitiny,peskrt.itAlop of.deiVAri i.
That chap will cerlikinly.'"peivont.'llonit.ol
Abaco bot...)dayeiaitdvthoyi3oroner
Oriatteraboutizitihilint?
• , 4 r • V , 17 .1 . (1. )!l, (IV
Tnino LABoktiplinarnY*at I eat,
get• what I wear; ~ ort, no , :man",a I,ii;spry
mon' w. b a t i l i iileD+ 4 B ll 4 l ) ol, ° ol l4:: 4o o 7 !
good-corktent,*itumriarm;,and i ttigriat•
eat b
of, my pii4ln to sie tnt
; lanibir Onoi.-r
Ir. •
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cups; OLitiO , moolt An 1 1 4 ROI, fPfif 14 9r r i
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of oiittielorth:ft - iniatitii . * 0i*4.144'
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