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RIL WEEKLY OBSERVER !la Infant in the Cradle Where in the whole range of English poetry can be found a better description of an infant than the following lines afford?— IMO (Koseitsg ;ad rocks., A, &moils) irhat is the little nos Waking shout' Very sroodsulul thing. /70 /..0170/ Una, gash history'. Untettiontable mystery• Vet he laughs and cries, and eats and drink., And al uctles and cross, and node sad .oaks. ' 1s lf kite bead sere as full of luaks, And curious riddles as any sphinx' VrbrPea by colic, mid art I,r hare. Punctured by pins and t , rtirr.! by I.•ar t Oar little Deplore/ will lose tau •ear• And he'll meet Sane Where the eammers E.,- 1. seed oot Wee., for he'll so' ill Wk„ ego, NO. +tit.t U. tkab caL vsfattlfr y watch U., aganolkia feeta y ...at from the stu.res of the Great unkao. a, ti.und, sad matitag. sod atom tat. the he'ht 01 Car from storm .1. ...a, ...slog la ;Attut agony,- 01 the askaotra em that nets wad rulie SpeehM with the barks of Uttie wala— Der►a that eery laraeliod we the other stA• .tad *Upped treat Re 11.111.12 ua sn sign tide What *me be thlak at his mother's me& What does he Walt of tale another', hatrt What of the awns roof that Ohm 4 - ward and haat ward If:tram/a the oat w hat doe* ha tel.e of hla mother's hrmst Sera sad beeatttat, easeett std ohtte, looking It rear with frost deßght Cep of his joy and coach of his rest/ shat titre he thine ohm her mist es:abeam Primes We hand end buries b:0.• Nary eline Deart-tbrobritak and sou, With Alreir cM never tad!,. TimuOtt she marmrsaf the words efli Oho bode—. or ord. elve has learned to eterteru sal ' Noes se attain he'll to to don " 1 csa see %hear/Ave steep Veer We eyes 42 &oft imalpit. Over h.. Dna., semi eon hL Up. Oat to Um little doter Up! Softly staking., down he goes De.. be goo& Down he goes isn't sad oarsirlir estramtv a ha , a0..4 ; Sorti his 1. Dashed to meet repeal: THE WIDOW'S DAUGHTER, _ RECORDS OP THE REVOLUTIO22. BY WY ZARLI BINDEIt From •trelietyte sources. we terra tt.- tt he .ert Britt•h-regimeett ataii tivAi to Pteittolelpta t prior .0 the br-akiog t.,at Lostititier was a Highland reltureut, and that was retool-,d tti it,,si vu b b-ue the rim. of the ttail diattunauce there ..•tte beut, to Wkitula tale , 4,i the officers of Lir ...rue regime et is said to have tig-ured quite cctudpieu 1012., IS IlieldeClL we now design put clog upon ret ord. to the sicthi y A 'he hsrrack_.., in the uid dlu net A 'Le' Nrt hero L b.rii whers tbe reel ureut we rp- .It it wee eratitqted, there re-tided e wtc w wou,xu, Ustlled a.trttl This widow wart ior I) 17,. , 41Crti , e e CCU Rtrt.ner. e •1 ebr iuti mac :laughter A it - .- S. rra.ll wee then about c•l3 . "‘..r.1 of mg and .64 braUtllLl! a f , !1:111111* IL, rot r o'd h .-1 At.d. queen “.•• rt• vll., dust 11% pure Cu 113110.- u ft: “I Lt Ari-toa t lirt. ffi: i • , s• ut for . in.l 1t with r• .1 • wu e u -Levu 4%13 .Ip , o .4:: th• p r c,ti .1)• Ir 6 Still, tir 4.1 rt tint I. Metalir.il•httli .1134 ;ttral.i) wt 4h,t, to las capa:. • v ,•1 • Lrbvt .thku p : hovrocer, in that re•peet, atiyA t, rtttio3rket.Ht- The b. 311.113 1.1 Allct• S. rft tt rictrd wanton acterition. awl h. t urtrd rtety, !lot Lolrever, tnny week. th• thferred, for ato 134.0 awtivu. Thus &natters progressed .otne nine, coUch the dtPootntort of the widow, who ft It greatly pawed at DJoaldst.n . ‘ vt!•its, and }et f. and t uffeutl bun by furbtuchog bum the bou.et• she wa. too obi and too experteheed not t., kw.w that Attie good was meant, and litt:e gootftr,uld be tike'y to ounie of th. tottuusey. With /alive, however, it was different Fascin ated by the Captain's prepos.essing appearance and apparent goodness, she readily yielded up to btu) ber heart's tir,t affection His menu blinded ber to the difference in their social position-, and, in her, to everything but thi love she bad peva grown to feel fns the artful and unprincipled man; for - though he. and those like him k .k. d upon the poor as devoid t•f feel. leg, and treated each matters as !Gas ,•f no moment, Conceit people, wb•itber rich por, high or Mw , effector,' them io a duff -rent ,ight ait.•getber. Let us now pass over several month", and then let us draw our attention to a pectin which was transpiring in the widow Sertell's bumble home. The time was eveuing, and ibe tiratnatia per. soloae tte Sr $4lOlO . Alt«. sod C.pista 11,1,,,,i Auer was lying prone upon the floor, pale and widow Serrell wee standing 4 , ter brr age rionaiel, wringing Ler hands, and C.pt Donaldson was posted a few paces tit/giant net., en the widow, Mire and the dour 7 ;11 scornful I Kilt rrsted upou hi• really Ltee face anil take° in c .Eli Election with the rt.t the picture, it told the whole of the miserable tal , s—eirplained ciery• thing at a '{ogle glance t‘Then u will not merry nay 'daughter, and make Ler au h. , nest woman?" said Mrs Sterrett, I. -cling up from Alice to the Captain "I have said before that I catiorlf, sou I again rt(; at ;tl" was Donsidlion's hangbil reply "/ t!ket Alice ter) welt, but, wLen i lotk for a wife, it must altivn4 ho are my equate." • Proud EoglusLrLao" cried the widow, en raged by Li. words, "coy daughter, fallen as she ts, is es far above you as the sky above the earth innocently, lovingly , Lad confiJingly, she has committed agrest wrong, but you, iitla nothing to excuse you, led her unwary feet into the dark 7 it. It ie honor that raises one being above an. other, and your heart dors not beat with such a feti.ing Lon may look down upon you poor victim—the inn•.eent being you have fiendishly rained—lut,,as surely as the Lord God liveth, !Let surely lei k*: s• *biter also yours—then sorely base ) i u yet to auswtr for the wrong you bat. doves Intl ' guadass, I I withdrew and elose4 the dour. -.We11., sit, what blasieeas hate you 'with teer' toquired D.ualos.a, with oaturei over , Daringness. "A mutter 1.11 imporumow to •oub., Capcsio Doualdsoo," was c►e akapose. "You hive deeply 'rouged 1111 moment mad could's% girl, aocl is is ma more than right that. you t.hould make her a.ima reparatioo." "Oh! you coma (ben oa behalf of the Sorrell "I outtee, Er, au Lats . *lt ut Mite Sett*ll: r, spuaded Bradley, his eyes dashing at the te , ult lag assaser of the Briton Dun/admit lifted his eyebr ows, sod starni at his visitor, then, after a suonitint he said. "Well, all I ono say ta, that I have weedy offered to wake ber all the reparation that. to 10 ay power. Marry her l au like a gen. llamas as I hope him, 1 offered to preseut ber wit. a atm of stoney that to ..ute to her eircum ..titueee would be a little fortune. "Good Heavens, give use patieoet:" was Brad :uy's mental azelascistios "Her mother indignantly sad angrily refused my offer," oonuoued Donaldson, ',and would bear of nothing leas than that 1 should marry her daughter Marry, indeed, be added, super odiously; "no, no! fur, though in form, face and manners the girl is rather above her station, yet she'd scarcely be the wife for Arthur Donaidiot. to take home to England." The heart of Bradley swelled indignantly as the insulting words of Donaldnon fell upon hi. aar For such a ennie as Dostiiddisow bad been guitar .4 4,0 woutht tame tutted his own brother, so true and upright were his own feelings, and how much more he hated the deepicable Brit.'s) for it, we feel that our power of description 0, almost inadequate to express Choking down his feelings, howvver—for be bad an objet to accomplish—he said• "I have no doubt we shall be .hl• t .Mgr. , . acid settle things properly." "I thought the old woman would conic to, notwithstanding all her fine heroics: but egad: I h ar dly expected .•o sudden PI change," Donaldson, with the air of a man who ha. 'lli,. r. ed .ocoething remarkably &ever monry, I , uppo,a , , IMP t.X. p“Werfal to resiat he added suppos , rrj Hutt' Bradley. turtling WI lave away to hide the 5.-ry glow that to,utito.l t,. ht. brow. The ut kt w nut tit be added-, •tid awl) all the air of a tutu waking a 0004U3-0 bu.thes,. arraugememt "Will you aeoompaoy Uur up l o wa this eveulag, and have the diaagreeattte affair settletir ..Well, I guess so, Mr —ly the t,) yuti bay your name wa•y" "I believe I forgot to uteotiou it Watson Bradley, at your strvice ''Well, Mr. Bradley, 1 have an engagement this evening, but, LS I wish to get Ibis affitr off my bands, and always endeavor to act honors. bly, I will pat it cif to anoth,r time and go with yon." "Thank yvu," said Bradley, as affably iW ipoe tibia, sad et the same tune, be iowirilly con. gretniated himself upon the cart' manner in which the heartless, seif cuucetted EugliAbmao fell-Into his toils. "Encase me," added Donaldson, •while I get my bonnet." A. the Captain disappeared from the room, Bradley fell into a mental soliloquy. "Is it not strange," he thought, '.that men NM be found who entertain such widely spars ted, antagonistic feelings? Now, that high born villain ruins an artless, virtuous woman, sod then offers money to heal the crimson wound he has made; and that ha calls acting honorably Well, in the light he slows it, I stkppos i 4; l'of many would but have laughed at the Lutribie ovivaiet, and not even have fiend to part with their money. Ye., he is en honorable gentleman— eery honorable; but Heaven grant th, re are h..? many such honorable gentlemen in the world Here be twines again, ' added the young ouloutat, as a slight noise outside warned him f for sp. preach ut *owe one "s-me "Now, sir, I as ready: - mod esptaiu Don aldson, as he entered the apartment "Let us stet forward, then," responded Brad ley, as he rose so his feet A am:meet afterward they left the bowie and bent their steps up town. In due tine they arrived at the tom• nt* the &mils Bradley Olen knocked, and the Jour was instantly opened. Upon onieriag won they tumid ibtr, the widow Serrell, her Mater, Altar, sod the old geo• denten whom we hive already seen in company with the two ftrst tweatiowed. At hat Doslddeon looked ouusewtrot eoafaiied, but immediately afterward+ be reeovere4.l big eopeneilioas abuser. The rest neither waved soy epoke, but vet Uke anthill testae*. Eves Alice. though for an instant her white face glowed with the deepen erieteou, .obt lei tameable "%Patios," &idS the widow, at length, "Alive leaves her wax* esciraly is par hands. Toe how what we want, and what slas is entitled to. "I do suet ; and if I how the strength of my own heart, she shall date all that is right." Bradley spoke firmly and deliberately ; sad, at the tame time, he taraed to the frost door sad %eked it. T►e windows were alresdy Noised sad wowed. "What is the messing of all this ?" deumsdod the Nelda sompieimuly. "It mesas, ()qui. Dosabisoe, that Oa as bete is air power, sad that we intend to stake you tie whet we eta beet, sad that is what Uri& , out whet a real koporabia. wonfi lave dale, without the law done, eospaisioa is seedless to ear tos t ot• say age peoloot, that $ greet won bas ettetiaittell ; *lout, if ootAtaise the greatest may as be pike , et Zepa Wm proves youpeelf t rinks, Aldus thiajiacs ;, sod millier yin pawn oar per thssion row* paitor must thaw yos tareasell fres iiipaieg tbeasehea lieseet posple, so matter hoto pser et loirkp they say be, caumot be trampled beneath yc•ur aristocratic heel with impunity. Alice was sobbing audibly, and her mother's (see was contracted by a dark frown. But, the latter's heart was quite full, too, though sbe nerved herself to keep down every outward shoo of emotion "Well, sir, I came here prepared to pay for every damage I had done," joined the Captain loftily; ''but if yon expect to get anything out of me, you must learn ta use more respectful language." "Pay fbr it !" oiled out the widow, •s ,he suddenly and excitedly jumped up _from her chair "Pray, be quiet, Mrs Hertel'," maid the two. ister—for that was the old gentleman's vt.eition, -,—"no doubt your nephew will do alt teat is right " "Ye•, just leave Wat..in alone, J 4,,,•," eaid the widow's sister "He knois what is right, end u you're pretty well aware, nit a poach to be trilled with." "It is a hard p fur a mother, but I will try to cow+ )le gait! MrP SPrrell. 11,4 .toe oet dad tioarti agato tato the absir 00011111 , 41 • deep .lietleu reigned al Ih. r. KJ ID , I intend to rt,y Lr i• with tictrt-) •Itd Dlutiltisoti angrily - '•Of c ars , to. r• can you expect ?" "Proud Bruno : though we sr« p. ) , r, .0 yew norm ni your said rir.ai,y tbs•,iti.utiy "Wo visor justtce K. op y •ney 111 , 1 your ioealts i.. r hen., but It haV.• u) m • ..f Lwow here " . , vitt • ate )(.0 that tAck• we. to t watioer?" cried (no Captatu t more suo.y ttrai -Au tii•tA, elf ! rr,d Ilva• i• were t Lau Clti ray'' k ug :tw Captain full in the e)t V - maliisun beirgeil no shame in Lis potr'tion , "lint, this is wasting tiine,'• s .iJel Bruit •y There is one thiug only, Captaiu Dvoal.lsoo, that will satisfy us--you mum. usarry Alice Evetythiag is ready, awl th,i ceremony can take place without a to-useues delay "I have told bath you sod the girl's mother that I cannot do it.," esid thetCaptain, haughtily. "Her position in too ter beneath coma to admit of anything that dtsctiptitin " "In other words," said Bladley,"3 ou i • her to cot euough f r r n " "Well, if yeti like the lettguage better, _ "She was good eaougit for you to deceive sod ruin " "Ob. what you call decticing Lou rutulug Ler, anti warrytug her, ate catty aiffereut " "You are a bad tan, Captain a)nsids , n,' said the miaiater, ncab:s I , 4airr to resorain golf "Bad ItPere arc butir 11/or3e : he's biIIIAD • a riiltan ertel the at-low todignaatiy "Well, he's pretty much like all the t,,Lt them," Laid her Lister "They alt of them hare cuighly hig tiotioni, and think tb...y cat, treat poor colonists just as irk,' pie t-e toy trieud• ' -aid Firs Frett.p• ,ri 1. .Leave rue alct. if 5,../ N s I'.,_ tam D4rhal.litos," he added, iurutog Drui tr -n , to the per. , uudated, for 411, y , Set rcll yuur wife "- "No, I will nr,t waL . thi. rabid I, p:y will I stay here to !.s.dgen-d by )ou As hi' spoke the Capisin started ir.waNt the dour The 'I I. lcked, Captain I) And the Itry I. in my 'Ant liraTet ••You F •em ht f .rget that " The Cdptaiu stupprl fthort_ 6 , 1111011 w —.me mark 4 ut confumou. miog;rd with quilt , 3 h ut choler had. tud..ed. I •rg.or. , ti that ws- actually it priwiti4.-.r '•ll,o.i.itance would b. u.. sit I Ie), firmly, "for you ar , unarm, I. nll I e.nu .1 po•Laibly eatape from thi. r.l , .iu; •D 1 h" contrary I am MP , 11 strme.l. oil fu!ly po•parf- , I frr any ecu..tgency, no watt. rL, t 1 , •1...r9V• You can set I .peak the truth WILL • did EXCII , ..' TIP' While he wa..peaking h. .irew f rtli lit, pi,. laid one dawn upon the table. and the other: "Begide4, - he added. ••it wottid take we but a few moments to raise a hunrirt indignant men. every one of wh,•cn irou'd et.hd by uie to the death You ku)w ect.ugh the prevati-to feel ing to fet quite 0 ram 1 -.peak t.l,- truth Now, li.ten U. we. -tr Withou• tn.trryine,, Alice Serrell, f l 4l help to, 11. avers` you •hail never cram yonder Joor-Pill alive Dctith 14 the 7n;y alternative 1 g;ve ye u, and 'her,: 1 4 a just Gel who beam Illy 4 , demn couvemati en, I fall wy thre4t t e the vry 'etr.r I ,alve yeti ctu minute* to . 1 4 cid , . and w.rteyou clot any rca olution tr a. tturuovatoe a- a r .ek Brad y Er• .! I it fla-liitic p. tituatiug eye& upon th.• Etig turn. soil, v the tame tiwe, placed the murz .t pißtel within a f ..f the latter's tru. Au o p pr r•, c I.k • u-a , t r, ali but ..121 0 tbere pnrrnt, % 71 '1". .% •nan wail ct rtainly ktep 111.4 worU. A.J. ereu the 2aptato could Clot but tel.; that Brad ww+ ru• t., tr• trifled with There teat• no mistaking hi. 'inching determi net in u Dario; the next fly, 33:1:1Utr• thr:l4.d•,LL weighed ev.•rt, , ind h.. ws. I,ugin pelted to admit that he ws- cerryway cut ,ff from eitespli--thar h. ti d r to du int to submit with tbe best grace 1,1.4,1. "Well." -aid fusa.lly, 1.: ularry ct • A trl ; but, by Hetet.° : I'll rawer sokuowledge bits- as my wife." •We can f r to. : r , •,p ,ode ~ I Bra! It} ; •and ci,,udtar— ! , 110. TT u 4 b. a 1..F,1.1.1- w ,. man without 3, u phe wr ni i w ?ti y Ai Our oLjeot i 4 Fume Liogrliff. /rot We ouly wi,h to save your victim' 3 zmase• and, that acoompitab eii, cue for nothing more "Perhapv not !" return—i :be Caption, •ce•-r. iogly. "And now if you please," be riled, "I'd thick you to take that pistol f r t zr , my bead 'When the ceremony is ever, C'aptaio Donald. POU DO/ before:" •as the firm reply The Englishman would hes teeth, and, evi dently was about to mak , . ...line angry retort, but, tho next momeot changed biv mind. Prob ably he saw bow little good it wia likely tr d' "Caw, friends, get ready said young Brad• ..We huge nu need of preparations, tbere fore, baps et' (pension to delay, said- the widow Taking ber daughter by tbo 6aa.f abe added, "Cone Aline." Qoietiy the parties assuaged themselves in front of the minister, who had saw arisen to his feet. Alice was weak, trambliag sad agitated, sod leased upon her mother's an) for support. The widow, tee, wee nervosa • bat was with joy at the meets" of her plan s. Women who have children can fully appreciate bet feelings. Thu momentous 'areaway berg, and io IS" than tea missiles, Dios Semi), is the sight of God sad sae, was the wife of Arthur Donald sou, the latter beiag compelled to utter the re sponses, which united him to the wronged Wag - by his side. "Thank God, my child !" exclaimed she ow, as net deaghtex, at the end bf the ettremooy, sank seepiagty 'woo Isee,homma. mitiam, sir, yam ma go :" said young -Brad ley sash* monis. .Hsu, iseesatter teepees the Gamed your vita, ot it may be worm far you.— I have said it, and ttaass it, sir." The door was thos oaleshool, And trill assns upon all present, the Captain fairly dashed from the room It is only s neoessary for us to state in conclu sion that Aliso and the Captain never knew each other again ; for, shortly afuirward,e High, lenders were sent to Boston, and, in neatly tbe.Captain was kilted in an eogageme t with the patriots Alice herself was taken sick shortly after the night of her marriage, and, for several months was confined to her bed. Ultimately, however, she recovered ber health and strength mid finally, a degree of epirite. She never married again, but devoted all her time and euergi^s to her child, who grew up to be an honor and a stay to her old age. Watson Bradley, was, of coarse, too brave sod patriotic 1 man not to take up arms in defense of liberty ; consequently it was not long after the occurrence recorded above that he was found in the ranks of the patriots He lived, how. -vet, t i see bin country free, and died calmly in big be.l • Sleeping in the wrong Bed. .\u tioqualutance .of ours--Brown—sleeps to the third story of one of our hotels. On Sun .1.1) night, c 'ovary to his usual abstemious bib ' rs, grown concluded to indulge himself in the luxury of a bit whisky punch The liquor had the effect to set hie spirits , in a glow. Brown argu•.o With himself, arititmettoellYs if one whis ky putsch will make a man fcel 6(.0d, what will two sthlsky punches d•! He took another pa. eh It was now bed time, and Brown, bet r!onitng slightly t. , p heavy, started towards his dormitory As brr , re stated, he roomed in the toad story 13....irg a little heavier on this oec•- •om than ii•uiL. lit 'wu eourise experienc.,l ,r e fri...o:•) rang up stairs Osiug • his fle. h- ill ,e i nt lie had attained a enter altttu le than r-•l'v had The ceosespence was, in the hr., phi e, that Brown, in all loans wets-I r•squ immediately below his own, r ) This room bedingsti to a !sly u U. but was unoccupied at the time .utranee The room was very lik- h... own, end Brows, not being inti mately silt:piloted with himself, proceeded to d: a. it bias's f 14 has habiliments land got into bed. Just ro. L„. ILIA 6 dreamy, amnion sta.-fuCues. ; b ' a -At hand wandering over h,s I,ce and pressing hie tetvples in a very 'Ls. tionate manner. He leaped with a itdden bound auto the middle of the floor, and the lady, for such. at was, rercamed and ran down stairs )7eetin,s, hercu•bend, who had just come in, the lady /o -f roo-d him of that she bad discovered and how she bid v. ry ti..arly made a terrible miatakt The husband went up to his rciem, accompanied by a c. , uple of servants. and found the door lock rd f n an.wer to repeated thumping on the door, Brown answered in great indignation that rather than b interrupted that way he would leave the house, and accordingly commenced to harness 31esott me the true state of thing. dashed across 'ols befuddled inteileet, as be opened.the door he Pt , 'Ut an bold relief t.. the husband an d ger . ar 'lnkiog the picture of shame and (muftis .. . • lleing a proverbially polite man, Brown • , ...d horribly passing his heeds over each other, a. t . r, laird how the mistake occurred, seems 10,1;) lc up ti 1!SI IMO MEE tti I la:per...TU[4e ter. 111 , 1•r .tu.:e apologies and a hasty exit saved him fr)m brine nreeinitated headlong down stairs hit n•L been seen at 66161,, .:... na ie sun• plsed t.l hare Knight another boarding house 117,..i,ny Afrilifiractr SELL —D3otors are wondrous wise, s eeeimeq This fact i. fully illustrated by the f olowitig from the Near Bedford Margery: In a certain II torishiog village down eastward, where fiour..ht• a ..tcrary in-•ittoton, &gentleman took d a family of infant puppies, and gained en trowe into a neighbor's house, before the folks w. re wide awake enough to know what be was about, chucked the little creature among a litter kill.bs of 'like tender age. Puss made no di. t , De t i on between the stranger and her own offinng. and he on lai's part, took kindly and e , nti Tingly to his new uurse Great was the astonishment of tue house when it was discover ed they supposed) that their cat was the dam of ~ puppy The news of so portentous a birth -pr• a.l . t er the town like wildfire People came in fl , I.) .r.e the !•tizht The fortunate posses• r w 3.. • ficred fire dollars for the little monster, b ut declared h e would not pert with it for five hun fret Tbat the ca , e might not tid of due huji, o . l c a ti v e, physiciaos of the first reels w. re -ulamoued to inspect and report up ii it Ttity j outly and severally scrutinized tti animal, and to/nil shat it 'was- certainly a puo.y. having ad the obaraoteresties of the dog raet , -.r , epl die pate, Those were proomuced to res...roble cat's claws The perpetrator of the joke tsc,tildt, i bold in any tout -r The est was out of the hag in a twiukltng, sod if the doctors otio.:%e the memory ..t their essay is comparative anal to, they will be more lucky than most •ie o: a ••••4•.i A PRETTY SU-IRP RETORT —:-Ou Svurday, tc ) , urlg very gesteelly dre-oiod, were ndtog aioug Fifth *treat to a 'buy Oue it them, A 1) f rturea were more remarkable f an ext• novo pr....min-Der n itttn toy ostilbsted tii tbs• inher g daguemdt) Lot lit ti ishr *AM Bad jut( Lieru taken tuoy w: r- eugtgeci in dtscit,Aug tueri••, wh , ti ldcrly lady got into the 'buai at 0.• eittorr • , 1 E'ni and Flth Sao was oil, dew iy trio iho•- qui-itict.. yet e , .Nl 04tUr....1 Anti, wb take a d al ot Intaluelit libtnty to t 4 i world wit Lyn., initikiug say hart Attu riding a square ir r•:•ietied out her bawl. and said to the Lady will, iho la..tere ; "Pleatiie t at it " !I - r ritilleit was wet with indignant (man, and th- reply, a* the ease ail, 4 retuned to lb, lady** pocket, "It's pout of Jour , busicitar The yld ls.iy ..•i' 4,1 Gawk in her meat r..r) .tu placenfly, *Leo tbP ennipanion of the titre with the picturr. asked t "Whet do you wish to Jo with it ?" "Oh, nothing," replied the old lad), , '•I only. wanted to see bow sootterefally tale a et.,t , has pat eueb a nose on so mall a plate Tho omnibus was fuil, and the shout of ter which followed - the retort mould have bes.n heard a full equate Tne lady w 4 the daguer• reotype covered her fare with her veil, and drop' the aubjtet during the remainder of the ride , Cis dimwits stEr W m Allbeigbt, aged eh rare, sod for s long the* editor of s *Mg sods rapsideas paper et Lancaster, Pa., sr= on Saturday attilecinesti, takes from the Infirmary sod transferred to a lunette asylum His lunacy manifested itself is Foist FA3auxa or Maws.—Tho th e rather too e n o _ t i _. llrecti° ___L k L a _" ll4l7 ~tw nation of tba term the "First Family of Virgi- , .2 t a c i i f er, " ea Ti w lr e J " tit " lefore os luir t : ale," ts dins explained bi an exchange: In ale I &met be seemed to think that the trstrat early settlemeet of that Owe it was fouod im , ot . the cook wad an turnable: thirdom possible to eolonhte it witless IMMO west there. a compromise: li nt at ,di what Accordingly a ship load was test oat, but ne I I t r o i r4 4 .. a id b et 6 4 ,1is s o w l ti e am i ss plater was albreed roomy ass of then natal y ! ' !as th e ess kis- .as s trg i tit glee her a free he had first paid oils hundred pounds of goblet* t ta bl e sag a sisisirear. mat to the for her pump. When the. wooed GOP lad I Lin k Its* mitts lb asetent . his Ikea mane no toe would pay more this seresky-fire I • , pounds for 40 Inarrinoatai PrWirll° erArPt it MiringoXs,—s•ttiesitwieet mann Went yore s tag ealliortor Watts. CrolotitnotlY she bah emsfartable Awn; assalsing atm mei descendents of all those who were sold for one i sase; k e . ; ai r s a ssishig is boon m osel d hundred pounds of tobacco nets rallied as fret lrotlao kp;. alissk rarldite', War Ulan who bees 0 bin “"a 4 7: I itheecanae-43hereiree eased flaw Ave peewit are atne reeked se the semed faint • ly room t; ise as the re=soviaromil hag and the means why me ems -we el/+r ind es; b os u ns ses b e; „ se g o any of the seamed limmlaisa is bemuse jot east sistto.perelle himmitr t at os akt inn s 14. ask 'bpi his maw oat] , • es, so.s aid ebeitaq sires, law - siOt snag ars ramie. . r) , its. ==l 1. m 41 lOr lir •••••10 B. F. SLOAN, EDITOR. NUMBER 30. It iissionart Nabbing' The history of Mr. George Hubbard, 80.- too, who is about to cater upon his /About ma • atimcionlry in Africa, accompanied by hie wife, who was Min Elisabeth Blether andk 2 n of Ncw York, la notated as follows in dm Nan York Express: "Some years ago there liso4 io Illointmeyonng man of one of the beet families to tbsstq, band- some, intelligent, well Wooded, elf dimmable manners sad address, and adoeedingir popular with all who knew him Still he was most gene • rally known as a very last' young met, sod noted for his estrataganeo io the expeudidurs of money, hie di and fur those emsemositmalities and numainete of which society reci er ime•Whe ob. se ,rvance of all widow its Ws. treeult of such a weer obeli mot. be described, grit* wee every day in ail great gibs, bappestagiff despite of the precepts of the judieionsield - theihmuitag czatuple of the imp:Kt.:at The Isatteheaos that seemed to be left foe, the noinsitotesnisk.sf the staNeet, ot tam story is Ltl4 0101 i. *mime of his friends, of himself, and of the world, mug a so . yage lu some responsible capacity shoe should test the atueerity of his desire to redeem m is sy By the aid of friends be yoroesmal sl ob, as ap . portuutty, and ~ ti r i• watts* My ea 4,1* ems antiwar o f a th •I CA, 114111140 tigniali oo wllbeg sod somewhat bits .rtizAt • t..t age. Is able /Ogres o f i t he fouti4 him-elf among the Pejee bils*ds, ME haring nee* ion to go it-bore on oee of them, be visited the rule dweitieg of a &Wye Met, who cotertaitied him hospitably. and, as he wa s a b out to depart, requested Alto tfrefrey to thoret t ri s ti a o God, w.• b and far that assige fetidly, -. 2 ~ 11, r , • w.- a dilemma Tb attitude sad rot of praj t r La t ' t,t te••ti strange to the yotutl, lad new,- o r pert. ! ...)! such a request; and is .1 tau • t ,;• AD' 'I) . C tut,!; 'titbit, tt. Fejt* 0 ,,, t (*I • ..a 1 ; I ~ ,tr . .: bAt LI Viaited and taught ti ) ..,m w .to.erlog inteetioary who bad clonally l ea d e d up ,t, the used) nixed his voice iu prayer, attit'e the name , of a Ohrtatias lad civil. ised laud, bitussif unused to der3taeot, =Lod by and liarew•ii Was a • this a ,coking trotne?--- But tairk rte rest Alt Our young salforreiPurued in bl• Ao.p. and, no du courcs of tlote ir., h t . home Ilastculag :' his brother, a elergyms of the Epoic—pa lab • hurch, rvaiditig in the u te • 00 4 borhet, oe i ,d him the story of the - payer ei bail beard put up b, a usage islaridet in that far distaut ocean, aod confessed to him that the prayer bad beu •oia,wed by an atiaweciag effect, in the coast:ratio ot Linn 1 1 / 1 0 Was so iltrialgeiy call'-d upon to in:WD ....) it. He sow desired to redeem tbt time ht ht.: so sadly wasted, sad to devote himself acList...y, and le the taFet•siattriA ciog way, to the cause of religion. Steadily ad hering to his purpose, he became a church =ea ber, a candidate fir orders is the abutab, mid ins accepted at stionary to Africa, whither he it about to go, under the auspices of the Boteiga Maa siouary Committee -,i the Pratestaist Zpiaeopal Church ldot p ot alone." Caution to Yoang Won. youo; me-licit student front .4.llliatita, who bad been attending lectures in New (Irk for roam time, acd ofinsidered himself exceedingly good looking and fascinating, made a deadly on set on the beart and fortune of a blooming you laidf wbo was boarding in the same itottee with him After a prolonged siege the lady sarrend efed Th , v were married ix, Wedneeday morw ing The MUDa afternoon the "young wife" at for and exhibited, to the astonished student . little daughter." three sad a half pars of age. )od iseavetia: rhea you were s wider," us damned the astonished student. "Ves, my deer, and ti4ia is tmelis , my= eat; to-morrow„ Augustus, JAMS and will ;flue froth the country, and thew I shill have all my ehddren together oho° more." The unhappy', student replied not a, word; his feelings were top deep for cuteness.. the sett day the other ..darliogs" arrived. &lama was ail years Id , Jitlard nine, and Angestwka nanny boy of tw-Ive They were delighted so 'oar that they had a uew "papa," because they Quaid non live at home and have all the playiapthey wan ted The Lir w paps, a., ; Loon as he "ad s pa, recuarited - thaL Augusta* and Jamas did not each resemble Reuben sod ..We.l, ue," said the happy .oilier, "any liro4 husband wit.l quite a dadaist style of man from wy steend---eensplesios. tempereatent, co lor of heir and eyes—all different." This was tAti much He had not only aw ned a widow, but was her shied kaaheied, sad the astonished step father of four shade= .-Bat her fortune," thought he, "that will make *mead." lie spoke of her Jonah& "These are my treasures," saws is the goatee isisitmu style, pointing to her ishildrea. The eouciett was now quite sakes oat . of the Mtehigeoder.,who. fiadieg that made a complete pose of himself, at once retired to a farm to at. native State. where he essid have a chance to reader his boys useful, sad sake them sweat for the doeeit practiced epos bias by their matter • 'Got CU SATED " 4.110.4 Kara. V ig ) 14114 Stur tone Ow hlkowing lurd..t , rQ .t e.ip..rtf-ur, finite reeetttly, la int itdjuiaing e m ste• pty, approached meet whose •we will int make public , and &dictated hri Eto pntedaae a tallier- The The ma retailed, end g 4111 Lie reti e vl4l. ae 41..eng that be bad ow easasy, k i d that he e..etid ow read 'the ise4pnerisat esserteini,og that be a.• a married man, sod that be . had i.o tome, t* , riattio S9litliks t.P leave rite of bit bibb • with Mai IBA rye heing able re iteH him not, nfrte.l 1 ,, give tbe bible to he. letleareresture Tbe matt buy* , down his bead ewhite, end Stem ad to peeler .^o the prciporeiticro, sod &tally agreed ti. take one, provided it ems given to him The enlporte at pre ate bible; ;be mos took it hems end pt..to , tr! tt in !ifs wife, who mud reed a little She examined - tire book very ettrefaliy, col g‘,.• it beck, laying tbst caly *boat half lb* back we. tha bible, time the otberliekf was some- Ono, ekes. called the New Tesessmst- The bright be-band became enraged, sad west is ieereh of the entporteor, decletiog that be had sign, cbettt-td,•' Decrease the book was Daly Malt s'bible '•