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rim.urp.-FrrriT*l.llPlPitY^ifNTo Whoia alt Pill
Theis So AD - hue , '
ibtae lr il'-iftielbetiiniaia*"
i 1 be Ir4dressed, so odegro
•Tetsm—iftivitriabistilt - Adwasave:
$1,2.5 per Annwirp, ,- • ,
-'reds of Aciv.etii*ng.l'
I.sqtqul4lo /logs] / uo9rtion,
Satirsili;eqtient .'"25 .
Y 00,
it sur " • :4 00
'is -nine •-•4g:` . •"„,, , 1j5.50
f . tini - ii . l , 7*, •`' 4 `..• 4 • . 1 • 4 '. 4 k, :00
416 4°,1 u24, fg 4re, WP ric tr 3 .j 113. .! 00
evet4 sebampientliis 50
•eeittatta!,tiis.-:*sittia; -•4` •• 18 00,
:;- • 1!):
j • 30%00
Administrator's or' ' tiecutlittoe:Nntiee, •• S 00
Anditor's Notices; each , ,
'l' 50
Sheriff's Sales' Ter tract .; 1 5,3,.
Marriage Notices,
- - - - r - 1 ,00
Business or PrOfe.thiOnal 'Cirda, •
not exceding'B piaci; per year,_ - ,on•
Special and Editorial Notices., per line, 10
leirbAll' transient: advertisements Inuit 'be'
paid in advance; and lathed
of -advertisemente front a distance, unless they
are accompanied by the,nionei , or sati,ifactory
reference. '• - , •
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JOLIN , S. NANI`.I;-:
ATTORNEY-AND; COUNSELLOR. AT !L AW..
Condereport, pain 'w;ll—ftttead the several
Courts in kotter sosd . :ll'Keun All
holiness entrusted ia - his care !rill ieCeive
prompt attention.. Office s oir Main at','opPo,
site the Court Hotise. • - • 10:1 •
•
• . F. 3V. li/NOX• •
ATTORNEY, AT - LAW, Coudersport; Pa., Neill
iegularly attend the' Courts - in Potter and
the adjoining Counties.' •' 10:1 •
,ARTEUR - 'G. OLMSTED,
ATTORNEY k COUNSELLOR AT, LAW,
Corideisport, Pa.; will attend to all bu:sines,
entrusted to his care, with piomptnes anti
fidelity. Office in Temperance Bldck, sec
, and fibor, Main St. - - 10:1
ISAAC BENSON.. .1
ATTORIEY AT LAW. Coudersport, Pa., will
attend to all business entrusted - to him, with
care and promptness. Office corner of Wes:
and Third sta. - . . 10:1,.
L. P. IVLLLISTON,
; ATTORNEr AT LAW, Well4boro', Tioga Co
Pa., will attaild. die Courts in Potter as
M'Kean Counties: 9:13:
A. CONE,
ATTORNEY -AT LAW, IfVellsboro', TioguCo.
Ya.,..4r111 regularly attend the Courts 'o
Potter County. • . 9:13
It. W. BENTON,
SUSVEYOR AND 'CONVEYANCER; Ray-
Mond P. 0., (Allegany Ti).,)Potter Co., Pa.",
will attend to all business in his line, with
care and dispatch. r 9:33
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SURVEYOR, DRAFTSMAN AND 'CONVEY
ANCEE, Smethport; leKean Co., -Pu" wil
Attend to business for. non-resident land
' bidders, upon reastlnal!le terms. Referen
ces given if .requiretl. P. S.—Nlap.i of an.,
part of 'the County made to order.; 9:13
0. T: .ELLISON,
PEACTICIrG PHYSICIAN;-Cduderiport, Pa.
respectfully informs the.eitiaens of the vil
lage and vicinity, that ,he lira:x . lply re,
spond to all calls for professionallserviccs
Office on Maiii it. -,'in bliildirig• formerly oc
copied by C: W. :9:22
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C. e, JONES, LEWIS )(ANN. ,A. r. JONES.
• JONES, MANN & JONES ,
ptAußs IN DRY GOODS,
liardware„ Bo is , dc , Shoes, Graceiies and
:provisions, Main st, ca'aderspda,`Pi.
coLuira, . • , - A. JO E 3
, ~i3311,TH
,&,.JOl.ll3Sj , •
DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Articl:-.3,Ststiotter,y, Dry Goods
Groceries, ke.; Main st., Coudersport, Pa.
- ' 10:1.
D. E. OLMSTED,_
DEALER Di DRY GOODS,: REAPY-MADE
Cluthiag, Crockery, (iroceTies, ,s.c..„3lainst.;
Coudenport, Pa. ; ,I0:1
• M. W. 3.IANN;'
DEALER IN BOOKS lc STATIONERY; MAG
AZINES and MuAic, corner of Main
al I -Third et;, Coudersport, Pa. lO4 •
E. HARMING lON,
04 - nAcrsport,'Pa:; havin . , gr:
ed a window aelckson'e•
Store will ca.trion'tha Watch. and Jewelry.
business there. s.A fuse assoLluient cot - de‘,:
-Au constantly -on hand... Watches
Jewelry carefully repaired, in the, best atyle,
onathe shortest noticall'WOrliiratr4.ed.
UENILY J. .O
(suctmucut. To. d .81(1"111,) •-„..
DEALER IN STOVES,., IN,k,g49f.
WARE, Maui-Bt., nearly oppositee 'Court
Rouse,- Couderaitort,:'n, - -Tin r 'igieri 'Si/cot:
Iroti Wart made-to ordtr, in gooll 45.6
• phort notice.- -; - 2 :
' COUDERSPORT 110TEV
GLASSMIRE, Px9PfietAr. ,POrneri of
iwn'and Second StFeets,,Couderspori;Pot 7
ter Co.; Ps, - • • - "r - ' 9:44•
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ALLEGANy - . IIQUS.E;
Eimers!, mAmt.s;
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Potter Co., seven' leg =north, of Goa
dersport, on the Wellsville Road. ,19:44 •
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the tlaitottasiiiit aad groont'l
-4 , 0 f Om Kultrtkiter'i rcroi4
W 1 0"4"1 4 9?9tP ,- 4 1 .1P*44° 1 31• 1 0 ;
Ahl,:what lotre-watlied , cradle.bed_-'
Keeps to-.night ths - nestling , hea4, - •• „
Or on what , soft, pillowing hreast,
Is the cheruh form at r 9 t4,
Tltit ere Tong' with ;darkened eYe,.
SleePing
Whitely robed, mitt still, and_enicl,
- flowers l!lippit?gfrlit!A°4l‘
• Shall this dainty conch snfole?
• 4 1 1 What'bittPr 8 0 1 ' 2 i
_ All, this satin sheet rain, .
And what towering hopes ,be hid
Neath this tiny, cofrui lid; ''
Scared); iarge'enOugh tO•ises.r
= Little words : that must" bethire,
Little winds; cut. deep and..trtie,-.:.
; .Bleeding mothers' hearts : aneyv~ : ,
' Sweet,•pet.ng,fue, and ‘!.A.cap Two P"
Oh eau sorrow's; hovering plume
Round our pathw,ay cast a gloma, ,
Chill and darksitmeas the shade
By infaist's 'coffin made
From our aims an angellies,'
And our startled daizled eyes : ,` • •
Weeping round its vacant place,
Cannot rise its path to trace * ,
Cannot seethe angel s facet.
grischli - Cali.,
This is what they . Say, I know, but that
doesn't quite make it so. Monfey is an
ex6ellebt thing, and has 'done a great
work for the world—as the drunken '4?.ai
tor - laid water had for -navigatiOn; bat.
metimes it so happens that' when a !Bari
`ieciires all he mina at,.'heis as dia'ebiii
rented as before lie had a dollar in the
rma
The girls make the - Most - of the
„thief in this matter . ; for they will hard.:
:y look at anybOdy who is "tier and
hence many a young folio*, Who islcom
petent to 'make a woman happy all her
days, is obliged to 'take up with a shiv
ery bachelor's commons,' till he is either
in luck or in his
: :iolthat is oft
e.n just about the satnething.
Sarah Storms was one 'of a family of
seventeen daughters; and that familynn!:,
fortunately chanced to he poor.•' •lienCe
the mother` kept "a iharieyd uri 'all the
opportunities that for' "matches!'
She grew 'aikebn'as an oPerafoi in' State'
street,:and didn't it imie - half us
much; either. 'Sarah Ought to haieleen
married . long ago; said-her mother. , She
was-•:Ll' am itOt. - toludas low old ;
but old enough to take the . prefii, 'Mrs.;
certainty. inOther 'lad . been lOokl
ing•out for her, and - she had been looking
out for herself.' ' Two or three energetic,
."Nevei mind !" -thonglit she toheiself. 4
enterprising and likely 'young men had "At least, I can makeup filirit;byhaving I I
bestowed their favors n vain; and two or my sisters and my' mot* around'me,7
three more had - con - chided that it was no Yes, she tried that experiment, and tried
use fpr theM to try,either. l So there she it:thoroughly. , . Thii , was the way ofit.
was, pretty; well ashore, as • yon'ean see She could nrirbear•-tcpbtrleft alone so
for . yourirelt . What tor do; 'she didn't muchrio young girl could. Therefore,
know, till along came a rich; old bachilor she sentlei:lier . CfnitSr to cermie and share
-:-.biith rich and old-,--whoseeniedtiihae heri&Afortu4 freely?•` 'And they tisane.
nirried into the place expressly fUrilie' Seian,aia , Julia; - rma• Ellen, 'and' Finny;
purpose .)1 re ving`i e worthy . S tor ms and
ry, : tley wereall t ere, ith'th their
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Camay "
of their trouble. 'He was a strap Mother,'hed•Elliabeth - 'bides.'
They
Iva - All that "was kn o w n ' -' ' t he r e ' rY'da 'lS' ' f diem
ger to ev e r ybody . , ..._ vrls!were eve y. ome-o ,
of him was, that he was rich; ' And , for eta:Yea to:airmen aame stayed to sapper ;
Airs; Storms;. and Sarah; too, that ''was siluie - were there, all tiiimigirthe evening.
enough.' It'vrai - enough for all the :Mon- Thei"teiethe'lirmie by. Storm, without
ey hunters besideff.':";voi..f a rieli:stran':' trying to ,come short of a 'pith' by , a sin
ger come ' iii" - Settle 'inioni'them, was like gie lettei -: eierhauled the 'kitchen, , the
waking 'ir , p.iiiiilii %ne; inarcung,`and - firid- parlciii the;pantry, " ' Ili' all cher - &titer:did
tug - the irli6le 'menageke--;4oPliariti',aed arrangement's, igrat and' Mall, ihey .had
all-right,betbre,their doors:' - '''' - '' . ...,'''' . busy and e n ergetie hands: . =They arrang=
it would 'make a dew:On leugh in meet- edilie' table, and bunted roter 'Mi. Mul
ini,L, te, tell idea the niaiii - little ',l . 6; -- ii - e - .4 Egiies:ii&sawive• ,,, Thef-woddered,' and
that - iiere practised by the raother' Sterna; held nil:their -1 1in , ~an• a un .in
to: first ' enlist, and' 686'ingiiesiiiheidteri= tintli, =trtii-utii!i'Sbiruns -fainilir:;-iond not
ties "(if, idt.mitii4zi, richitiariier:; Mr gufitgan'tPividditbe, became .i3Ccii.
An'ii piiii i did 11: . , j a''ebniii 'they' didi, pants furnished
th 131411 every - Other ' female` in :teiin- int hei#,L , 'l,miy , Mulligan . : loieui• to = gra
iheni Oft Aija. 'their I friendiihip 'ili' eenii#: . n et t l e d. ,„ , 1 L.. - g _ ,„: ~ ,:, i• i ,
I
(inei l i s ae. l ' t then,' ' hiang 'a 'eerie& liiii - iii: ;'-',i tiiiiii, iistri its; olio day;:mdowt,:go.td
quaintance, hiiiitieiiiiiSkigitt'Qori- your riiabdiefil id inch?' , It ;did zot,
volt , co
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1 1 ..) 46:1.110 . ?, - 1,311.rj;7_, Ii:, Got
Ftom the Portlind Transcript. -
Money: is All:
cdfikoal.leonfsived, ,to.lfiria-grzef.Ju9l-19:911;
c ikty
bieia. I Other girls held
.11P- - P, , #KRYI -,. 0D e ‘,71 18 - a cleare r - field for operation. --- . ..What iid 'sirs.
Nothing: W hat did shg.aare?
" , 'Aii - lintillidt;slaCc - tbitik-er, but the
swiftest „way of marrying oftheiqUiling
daughter, and: marry; her sorttecit& '
=And :she succeeded in that ~ , too: - Sarah
'Storms had a pretty,lnfintilel - face; and
showed; a row of teeth as white,:ia'ea r dii .
Whenever she laughed., ,
errtall and graceful figure too, and .took
pains to snow, pretty foot as,-`ofteuee
Mr. Mr4fiian:ii`s - in the way ef
And What did he' know 'abant WOnienot
uiatrimonyor any of the fineVand f4rer
• . •
'qualities thatiarh - ao.essantial to' deme,stie
felicity?' Nothing:•
Sarah Vtain:preiti - , and s- he'liked 'her
looks-she -appeared to be very attentive
- to thim, and his fancy_howAhlere4 hind
'lulled So he stole over on evening,
and offered himself
_plump. Shc, didn't
refuse him, Ana you needn't think she
di-4. 14- or di4 l lfi
,u;other sit dews after
6:had gone until Sarah baelitold her, tbe,
story, and cried an ;bent' or two, abeut
'NO, kind reader, yeu lcdoNi•better - as:Wel!
is*,l do. They made - a family Thank
giVing over the, event, , hopi cii;l eieri
other family in the towa'
iirig a Fast.
r ' "They were married. Sarah Storms
was' straightviai'Sfis. Dfulli n Sonic
of the girls' said 'they neve' . would own
such a name; but it is fair to say of their"
thatthey were envious. How could they
help it, when Sarah had ' , drawn the only,
prize, and they but abominable blanks ?
They made . a great party on the occasion,
and a great . fuSs. All le town and emu;
-try were set in an uproar, just because an ;
old man was going to marry a young girl ,
—as if that would mend the-matter; at all,
when there was no such thing as •mend-.
in it fir the aForid.' Mr. Mtilligan'mov-'
ed. his new young wife into a nide house,
'nicelyfurnished, and told leer the re she
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was, weaning, I suppose, that there
z was
no help for her,
r : But she thought he only
meant that she was the mistress.
,'/Every
thing was in order. Everything was'fine.
The rooms were newly furnished, but
lacked 'the cozy look of home. The walls
were high and chilly. The atmosphere
was strange atmosphere, and Sarah
didn't know for a time whethei she - was
going to get used to it, , But there,she
was, alone and thoughtful. Before this,
she believed that as sobn as she was mar
ried, all her old friends would flock in to
see her and express their. envy -0i - her
good luck. would -have macie 4er,
sci`muich happier, you know. But not a
liVin4 soul came near her. A few mid
dle-aged people, old housekeepers them-
selves, dropped in to make wedding calls',
but Fis for young folks, her se - hoohnates
and playmates, they kept away froM her,
and looked askance at her itrlmeeting.
ttiu
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c .:,-"ali i? .l 4 ~._, here . iii, ~.0 7.- .,
'-' Lt in yo ur yi are toget
er . more_ , thin` is fo r Fcitit.' good:" ' Aid be
lan t.J'i , ,_;-,,:4•.._. ~„ - ~t., ~ : :'i!i-
PP 3 M ?...,.? 'lilt.lw9 , ri:% .
, TO Orusgeit fceliag came ...t!yerAir.
Didsite*er stnp,,tn think! tbat,bir htt7 7 ,
10 '4 0 1441t.illt*f 1 1hfat!gln!,t9.4!
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Not NtlS.ttft.qr,'aiA's *q t l iB3 Rtirr
nice .1..,_ djag ,for :dinner... • " S ee hero,','
1,11
said th young wife to her huband : g!p,ee
Y l4 lt. 4,4.t!k121v1.-leLt-inr;,!....-E, ..t' r "
I : !QV pud4iog,lhiYl ,Well ;how many ; do.
they -expect , yon.to send: hack againl7 7 = ,
and 'Otterit refused to' taste' ti bit of it:
.•...
~'sat,uli's hea:rt,imput again.,: 'Al,,you4
1 girl; liki her.. 1,111, never!t i lio4gtitt each:
thinga or her - husband ; ;espeoiilly -as she
knew .beforehand. how; rich' hi 1 w: ,: ' ', 46
.
Conld have fed, the stortnifainly the year
round, and;aOt laie felt it i 'tio trouble;
was he mouideet.. , . .., ..ii .1. (';'.-- -. : •,,.
Christmas . came along.- , ."Mr. „Min.
sari," said she, teasingly. 1 , lle grunted"
Monosyllable-. at :her,, and-.listened:: .t‘l,
'ait to :make mothern present, yen „know- 1
~. ,
sae has been
p i kind toms.since me were tnartied!'. •„Ii - ~ , - , . . 1. i • , __,: ~1
"Altogether totukind,l, hennswered.y,
(
He eyeii. filled instantly..; "BatEl
can't help wanting -to-do somethinglor
my ouz:matheriq saidshe.: -,, .. v. 1 4
- "Then '`why don't . yon'tto it 7- brit not
with' nty niohey,'let lite tell you." -- '''l
There it - .iivO'.;: Si 'ii.4 'marries/. ; .
pile Of-meaey,
.*lthout stopping : ta e.?n
sider whit _kind. eta. L 12 1 ,11 ' S
43 : 4is . lik „tly
to get ;along with ip ; !aal new / sh 3 was ,
learning at a.terrible cost 'of her 11 tppi
ness. :Of course, the Stoiras. family heard'
of his sentiments toward. , her. , , But she
was satisfied-for a time to ponder upon it
by herself. There „ was ever so much
pride in the wal to begin with; and how
could she ni#lce a needless fwis before the ,
public ?- Therefore/. sllg concluded to' )'9:
reheat, tO see Boar matters:. Would, come
` out. /One evening - ,,againi Sarah:made -11.•
little 'party unbeknown . to her' husband;'
Cie 'thought that . ihnilshe.: ',ecintil avoid;
irritating him.
~, ,For he
-seemed to, hive
grown so,crabhed and cross of .late, thfro,
was no use-trying to doanythingwith hip:
They were_ all aslembled in one' robin,'
and hiving the time: of it you ban
think of. Susan,. and. Yulia, and Ellen
and Fanny and Elizabeth—they' were
there in the best of dress and the highest
of spirits—together with Mrs. Storms ;of
course. - She had engineered this little
affairherself, all with her own hands and
brain. - This she meant as a sort_of coup
cl'etat to show Mr. Mulligan, the linsband
of her , daughter Sarah Mulligan, that
there "Were ' soine' '440 ',that conld,ir
done just as,well es . others, and, that she'
knew hoito do them too. 'So therewas her
whole faMily, except ilfr.4 , Stnrins; at the
was nobody.'” Such a time as the were'
having The '''beit lamps" were lig d,
and Made:day ' of the ' - darkest corners:
The fire glowed in a niass of living coals,
warming every 'hand and" heart there was
there. " Sarah looked's:a conip'Ssed = and
couragenus asl,she possibly could, While
her , niather kept one eye on ilia rest, and
the ; 0ther 7 .,...-and the better_ one---on the
door.:, f lf „Mr.. Molligan came in,
_she, , was ,
to - assume responsibility, authority, every,
thing eisef- ::•Sar4 'was tO ', ga jaSt., for
nothing. "I'll break himnf this habit of
growling,.. , '';_thoug,lit Mrs. Storeas ;., and the
sooner it's done - • the 'better for him and.
for us.' 'Pll' let him know that L am - still
my . iiiiiihtei's' mother; and 'Vial never
threw ker_, away when I consented 'iv let
tier marry", iiiiTi. l Wc , shal,l ' Aee whO rules,
and see pretty soon; I'M thinking.'!
_Thetun Went on-.oames plays romps,
. . , . . c .
~., P
...
chat and laughter.. The room wasn little ,
world, Of Heard-happiness. Mm St9Mis
pretended to take i n :parC in :then),lo 'rielfi
bnt stilfshe *as` nneasy;;notta Say- an -
c:Oixifortgble.'airiii ctian'i : know ex:ipili.
bow she • .feel ) She flt:,lllFa p l liikiii,i ,
1;10 tho. * or gTen ql4-.Fi9ere; r..ein.*
WinnCtkinsi,,i . She .W 43 tiaciking qt Act_
b4- .. .,thitiliint ihe'-'hlid kgr4t:deal:ratii4
et hp. vi l uila . -104:rsitit is'ithilec *0 1 66644
tiu:;, *it:ite - i_*Aig 0 ,0: ii*l . it! ll i .
`Hide difference, for biforOeiin uuiitip?,
S OAIR 3 ! /e/ 741t . w- aa 14 7 . . F
. R:9Y.4* 40 door
oPecied./112dicuhe-Wted. l aktit 4 494 . _ - 411
forAzsomeut, surs . rvin 4444 '.. no
ma
li'd' f ' ' li'€ l 4''s,i
11'6;10 5
t ' ll'un
nutii'i 9110 is
'io'il'eS64;iiiii. ,
-, x(ah lila tn.
.thirik ilfisia '"
danght i er:" '
wish sou d re,
tile ; iahotilan
The
.‘ - 4.-
per.. 4, p0 yo
into'her hags:
-
14 , 41 8
as
m,
«Never I
please, I' owl].
ised only to
find th
deni:
frg egg: „ .b3
":
D.
gettii
can yo
clo
•
Intel
ir66l
ylro!L have
Mr.
•• • •
I ins .rimit4i
s: ; ' Upon *hie
tilde all ter",
rah inclusive
"I CTu.ni,o
said 'the hus
'set up to cry
-"Co:mato
the latter,
persuasive
"If you g)
everrsaid h
peril " .: v::
The moth
Even she, • di
the Conseque
thelist.• 1 ,S 1
would .come
be-sorry. fori
ii
sent for :son
Biatthe d3t
let a single I
lie said he
ded to main
The consequ
ation at once
came public
broken.dawn
own and
away; and
other and (I
bubble of 31
broken, Wad
around... Bi
has thought
her hand sin
titular inqui
•
as well as t
band. A11,.1
do well to
TIIE BiAtt CAME TO ,ITAVE d.
SHORT TAI Norwegian fable satis
factorily ace unts for the; short,tail ofithe
• zar. The' • ear, •it seems was„ottee met
by a fox ivll. ca7ied,a,,-194,of, ; fish, l and
iwans erto,the.ques,tion*owhe ya,(l,
obtained the . , replicsliltat,hp hadpughtl
t!leal The, a
desire to lin NT. al.t art,so . usefuli when tine
fox infor.ne him that he had oply.to make
4 01 0a:th.ica,audtail.
muststopto .g.ettpugha,ncknOt r mind,
it hurt you - little," said the friendly, a d-
‘tfor a sensation,of Rijn is r a, Aura
sign that, yo have, a,,bite r ..Tll.ljonger
the time; th , . -anore,the fish: goverthe--
I*. W 11 99,$
11 :4,PuT5 y 9 -.
beer fol lows'
his tail in `t
When he pi
ofkilrufWeit l
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situ
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it,ii6,1 , 24;1: - liiiii, it itiiire, i'iiil
.r, i''iiiiiii.`gai.6 ;eili,uiit
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:'l F iziii:''Whel'is`e'''.l k onie' itpi
lia l loiiii:d in-6i' .. ' '''
- ' - , , if, '' ,• ,
J' st d Ale, assnming' a
i n 'c;nit"'"'.onii,'-iffe 14 nii
t.,..-f...,,:. -., ~. 17. ' '
; a :: triVe 'i ei .i,l oi is iiii t '
aezat,er it, I didn't marri 1
,Ei11. i,.. 1 ; 1 ' ..! . ..1
grew rld . and loje her teni - : ,
I inein 'fo' aiy, oi,' l ahn,iik:
tia'. not' at libSrti t tn . conie
9 /a y - ;",,, - ' •-• .
MIE
-4 :`
-
P•t , rec.ol!ect, that it you
myown rJpert . Ipturu=
uppp' rt her.
F uch
you `call U.4"b.igiVr4;
•
g be not much better ;'l
_.:.1:
heal th4? -
oliie;t9?.? pti
hict 4 bAtei 1M 40,
-
- g .‘ • • ;,• and
_• sot • up, p. =ga t
u'a•hteis 'to 'folloW' her;'
0
I.yoiCto soy here with
S. autil to hie Sarah
with your mother,"---Bald
ingt forward and taking a
!Id of her.
I fcirbid you this klatl33 for-
Oirott leave at -your. own
=I
• r was too lit ch for -her.--r.
signing as she Was, forght
:ices; and troeped • off .with`
e hiiiweir that Par.. Xiilligan.
round in. the morning; and
•) $o in thelmoming‘ she
is of heedlugateesiolothes.
,ratine.cr husbaini I wauld not
Ei3l
kriev his.rights, and inten-
in thein.. And he
ace of it was, that a' separ.: l
took. place; the matter be.
:caudal; Sarah was a:poor,,
wail:aril: her mother.fretted 4
tier family's happiness all
Mr_ Mulligan":moved'off to
• taint quarters:. Atitl,"se. this
4.,Storm's:own blowing, hid
alien, a,mere tear drop, to the
t. not a girlin;all that.town
give away her heart or
• d - with - out first Making par-,
relation :to the 'temper
e pocket of her eutnie
heother young' ladies would
:e hint-er two fro:it :their
ha rfrP 094. a !' i n il fg.ilt4!7:
~pullout" Fedalwas
th> loitrtietions and kept
e hole till it was frozep , fitet:,'
learille4mll4,f , the tail came
4114 aliMitasiet
I. sr,
Atthilatiataccotatts;
Bailittojwas
ved+ to Qf hem Hoz*
005 reitoratioli it hoar))
-y1 -1,-:;;1 .- , -r • ,
ME
,• ;
..:
7.•
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2.( 4 11105.t• - a. 'CHASE , . ".-
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TARIM . iii'-isl;2s TER ANWOZ
• .
. .
wouitoraditiiics~a.mtesips
and Ingli /001/ 41,Cintraitii
. - .
The itiehimind Whig
itiii'Stinfi?ya 4441326E14**
gentleman: l Of 'Mir 'iaqiinintinese! &Witted
the morning service in One ofMir 4fhj... - 'i
!enable churches. liaiiindlytilnilu
'in a luxuriCWmishiMiga pew, - and had
'hardly settled himilelf; and taken. mob,
servittOti of htslietol)so, before
ofuiYoung lady entered, and with 'a'graee':
fur - wan - Of the hand;•Pieviiiiiihi
friend• .• - fromrising ` to givezer cruet,.
a. ly
hylaii! F aiiirea'dac,B6
ih-644 g .e;a4dvith!al q iiiie t 'BlllilOiliat
itii - hokiie a ilturiPiiig, 'hilidea; her 'ac4gli;.f {
hor the'bnali. *big' hi r iC'
*a' ih "prayed `and the fain gel' knelt
nlO . -ii 01194;0:Ste:re Peipliked!Oliii"friiiiik E4
toltnoti which moat
or hei - diivetedacits. "Presently the ` pray..'
er-wa eimgregatioir
resumed their Oaffriend
fully raised his eyes,frro the ; laitform by
had. bqe'l? eo earnestly ecuwittg4e4.4lleU
she, looiteir up, she would doteq,
mg After a coupte:QfliecTutt he
darted, a .furtive glance , at Acjiarmer , ..i ,
.aud•:NT/L1 4stenished to, see her 5ti 1 1.29Cher...,7
knees; • he. looked closely, ask4saY .
was much_ atTqctedwtt'eci!iihlK.
agitation: 413Ld911)),t,.-.fro*
poivei,cif,* preacher. ,
th44 l ?ii.he watched her ch°, B oY. 49. ti
emotion became More violent- molting/
her hand behind her,,she ,cony*
. siyelyzr,asp her: , anfrstr*Lasyi
it were, to rend, the brilliant fabric p her . ,_
dress. The sight was exceedingly pa*,
full to behold, bid he still gaxe4,4e . ,oie
entranced, with wonder and astonishment.
After a minute the 1 *:_ed-ber. face,
heretofore concealed PS 1414
with her hand in , _LI --takeible
becitento Mir friend; - t q‘. ckly moved
alMig the'Peii 'tdirardi-ler;:und ine!inedd
lite • :ear as she - itished-to:uif
OEM
something.
" Please helP me whispered;
"my dress has caught, and I can't gefniel)
A hrief examination revealed the cause of
of the difficulty; the fair girl ware faih;
ionable high-heeled shoes; kneelingupon
loth knees, these heels' oteOurse ' , stuck
out aCright 'angle's; and in this position
the highest hoop of her new fangled skirt
caught over them, and thus rendered it
impossible • fort her to -raise herself Or
straighten her limbs. ""The more the
struggled the tighter she was. bound; . eo
she was constrained to call -for' :belP.--
This was. itianeliately, if not scientifically
tendered; anditheiCtrie-neiti;prayer was
made, she merely inalined 'heraelt upon
the back of the - front pew-thinking, no
doubt, that she was not in praying
twine. .
,DEATII TO .11E .A.iIOLIEOIIiD7LiTh:,I:e" 4
a community of Perfectionists at 'Octe4s, -
New York , whose community of bairn*
extend to the omestic relations. - e
" (i ' 'its'
lastinumber of their organ , thee dircu/ar,
• • t: .I , =4 , • -,
anonUncesthUt "without any Aireet ,r efer-,
once to Scripture proof, it might be - dame
onstrated that, under the rOisnepthible
Communism, death will
office which'
:bei,'.
abolished. The, g ood offic e 4l 4eit' 4 3 44 i
performsis), to keep 4..q9414t;:c1i0i1 t . c#lioil,
the, „. parasite life of Satan in Oiis*orlif,
by removing the'clifferent actors fro* the
scene, thus prolongingthe.contestbeiween
good' and; ivil. :'• Ifl this iii - the',Oiiio of
death, i..
is very ktitry to • einieeir wstsit4iT
of things •iii:vviiiehtits t miniiitratiOn. -Will , .
oot bo neosisaiy; -; . .lVhoreitilerericrienger
eiists::.the .rnecessity' for icatterinestatt
' weakening theforea'of Inman zuttore, for
thOJ-Sake - ofdestosying - ,Alte• , - - evil, there
!leatlitin no _longer snli9er the Ismioseli:
of G r od; ; and will be ibolishod.q-- . _:'•,:•
CoNvrnrioN 'or MoKxst..-!-Tlo3.tAd of.
McKim, for theloOfder of Nora. , was
10.19106 d at it 0 1 44014 ; .,4 'Oen'
iOgOf 'the 7411'44 - .by am ae i live ''of a,'
long ands e1a,v,004, cli - aikel4,4iiio:liy 7 ,
ik: _ • T,lie
.... ili.rj;:i, 'ital. l' aiiaibienielit: 3 4
tiiii;'ignairealiv4rdit''sfegiartflivit4t
first degree. , Sox
,E k iky _ roorniiethi',
prisoner' was .sthiten..,-Idte:4OW,-;,..110
denied:llia statouoatt OtireXPX4.:4lW
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list - next. as the ' 43.0xeciSton.., - , ;
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