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ginned at the innocent face of, her 'sleep-1 would scarcely eacitanne . ear prensent lot I ea - Where - toe) were not afraid of reugh 1 ll.e.reu e sed a menient, and then •- addett e i n
ing babe: . . . , !for th . e one we held mienlirs.t I became!, i.tetions or rude sped:2lles. They felt .them- 1 "-Doer yea. reueniber,“Many;. thee V., •
' home women can like the bore. of chin vein' ife. 'There is an earnestueSs in - ti tis !selves Safe ynaile - mid:inn:their little- ,purl I wanted you to belP me iiit, a - O
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drat, I. cannot imagiee," remarked her I quiet,life of strict utility which is lost in !chases; they ' saw that their rights were !reading, and told me - youcouldtant 7 'But,`
sistenin-law, as her child was hastily given i.tne elided Java of aveintny' spleinlor I. I - re'snee•ed • and . in iswell - "known - that on lit didn't; make anyl difference; Ai - i' 141 ft . na4l . ~.
to its nuree. ' jam I fs hapny here, Ralph," as' if yclu ' llail I stil: i finfrilli ' eg sale; Much pracernes in I helped me." -
Years pa.ssed on-as they alyeays do--1 placed me nee palace-limener indeed-", the agenegette. Tine pass'. and Wy e ! ' Oh; how; sadly those trords,fell - Upon,
and the youug wives became Middleaned! Ile stopm.l her as he looked ,'lovingly I man, the grocer.; was the most popular! my e'er, and what bitter: memories they
women. -Sons and daughterS chistered !into her LC 1e face. • .1 - . I 'tan in town.; His pleasant face atl . lortyl awakened ! :How ,I repetited e as I - Irin l sed! !
round than, and the grandfather, old atid I,' n - Nete happier,. Lucy," he. added, "not 1 Veers was • a nteeted-eyeryWhere. Yourg e l little Frank's forehead tba: 'I hid ever'
feeble, now leant on these young things : lapaner; 'deur wife. 'Your nature would rmen and maidens - always , . patronized-WV-le-pun - en. unkindlY to him. In of Born
Lay- suP port. ,•, 1 .. ,Hours,
icitray bliss as perfect . _ as this wend can I man. .It We s - ntranee to see the trajen row went ley, and We•wateliedlhis couch,;
'lniee had WeiTkeil a Wontlerous cbance:be.,m,;w.i3to any pleise o f life-nat ' ham!! formation tleit took place So nradually the! hope. eruavir a n faiuter and fainter' and arnn .
in the two broinelrs-flalph's told et a ; vier',Lucn, but as himpy eitherl here, or ilitde dirty faced juveniles e 'snot up - lute! fattishdeep - Cr - , utitil, one : week from the'
liorne-stock of happiness, frmi which lie I there, or -anywhere. on earth-as lempam•lawkward youllislearuinn trades ; and then i i Morning on is-hie:ale spare of Ilis childish --
drew largena while Boyden looked as if: such a kindly heart as yours ,cati atici 1 arew to the respectable - business men-'.sports, we closed tiimereS'oncenso - nlpark:
content aint happiness were nut is the I enould, and will be any•sh'ere."
world at all. - : I Ralph lived to an ofd :age.: his, hair was 1 a Splendid linuse, "all the fruits at' the! less - heart., - llene4eps nOw in the 'graven'
At this thne, when the families of eacb !white aed his step tottering; :but the; children's' penaiesnnhe often said, laugh-land lianel's dna - date ; bu!nthe-litile,Wirwin . •
were stringing up, :Ind needed money to !heart and mind were tinn still: Ilia ehilninely. •. - I Mill, time work of Lis busy hands, lii'itill k
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be . spout on them, in education, tnainte.nn!dren were married, or Otherwise settled! er Yes, with him, it paid to tc polite. • ; , •win - nine. in the breeze,' just` where e
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arse, and the different adjuncts of their ;in die worldn wealth had filler to the.; it l always- pays. It, pays the menniant a ' s I`pleeed i 7 upon the roof Of. the old Wood.
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station, - one' of thoSe parties" of. the c 6 m- 1 share - ef ramie, cempetency only to the lot !well as the mechanic, the lawyer aswell !shed • and everytnne 1 see'the tiny - armin
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mercial world, which ruin thousands, too 'of others. . Ins the physician-, Urbane manners have renolviug I reineMber the lost little Frarik;
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place. I.Tufortunately, Ealnit and his! ! 'l_lut i3OrrOW, keen sortmaa new fell on !been the means of' making toany a for- -and I retiieniben also the thoughtless;,_
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brother. Ind enteeed iritalange speculations. : Ralph. Lucy died, and as be saw the ; tune, while the cross-grained have ,W4M• I and - u-ukind - wnrds . .
a-hien failing, they were him/Ivo - I in the mould inn on the lowered mann until it I tiered wily they dide•t, - net along. n The 1 I.37nlbers - antl ei ters, le kind to 'eacli L .
prevailing ruin-, and fouud themselvesi was hidden from his view, he whispered, I rung-it/lees that sPeriksi s mind at ail !othe - e. Re:gentle 6,nßidnrate, ay. - di/nail:l' aa _
verging, on benkruptcy.- -
lae if to her who lay there-" I know what I times. and in ail places, boa.sting iteelfl-E.rainil.tie. . • .•
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Be of good heart, Ralph," said his la loss' is now, deitr. wife-I Dever felt its ; that it is only honest, blunt and etraieht ' a . 4-
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wife. " there is bread in this great world; meaning be fere." _ In./rear:l," .is a habit that demoralizes es! Wotriates Influence,. 1
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tor all. Our fine large house; our servants I Rueoleil - also lived to an old !age. A, well as in. Ask any man y on c h ance '. Teo; c rejrap .is fro7r. the p•li_ of ..11r.t..1tvermorti.
mid, our carriages, are nut absolutely lie- Inertial recovery enabled him to return to ,to see, if he reniembersl thosa who-.areal-,,, in Cze. "_.Vetv. Core:Lan! :" .. i- i .•• •
cessary to ouahappiness ;we can do as: his hoine-nbutebe was no welcome guest !ed him with tuba/Inv when he waia child. eaa men are influenced_ by women to e
others lie-live without them ; and the 1 there. Unkindness and want ef care had land', he wirreeall his name with a throb nan- aatent hardly ever renlized. -"- I nevna .
"children, Ralph : this lesson of adversity 1 the result which Wight have been expect ; !of pleasure. Perhaps, foe, he will ler take a. stepof any importance Without{
may be for their welfare. Take comfort, led-he returned to the asylum, hopeless- I some other names with the epithet. of -end I fi rst attc.ising- with my wife; if I do, lam
Ralph, there is pl a nty of that left for us Ily mad, aad died there some years after- i ra.'scal !" and "I've never liked, that man ! apt to go wrong;" was an admission made.
in the world, !four wealth has flown away." I wards, to the very evideet relief of his !-I weuldint have nn
dealis with him." i in our presence, not long, since, by one of
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yes. - answered her husband, as he wife and children. . I It paid the grocer to •be politennThe iour most talented clergymen, whose cleara".
clasped her hand, and drew her to hini-- 1 . Now, in all human probability. these , ren-ed boy, tl;e. drunkard's sot/eh:came, lie.S3 of judgment and proverbial sagacity ,
-- Yes ! there is never tailing. comfort' two women worked the sequel to the fate ; a g`ret as wet; ttz a. rich. 'flan. lie estab-.! alight eaewpt, him, if any one, from seek 7 •
atlyt-cc. at all. "I owe to my mother'
here, Lacy. God be praised for havine lof their husbands. 'lnic one biller genn iinhed.his sad mother in a hnndenene rea-liinr
given me one so ' meet to help' me beth I tieness soothed the wonialed spirit, and! ttleneee of her owe and sent in unlimited :all that I am,; or ever hope to be, is the - -
in j 92- and sorrow, wealth or poverty." yin seeking to bles.s him, sow 4 a full ham-;orders to the grocer. It was his intlu- i conie.nnent of every grent and good mad
" You simuld have fon - seen this crisis," 1 vest of b!eaeings. for herself. ' ence that nave W several posts of, who nee ever lived. When Napoleon
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remarked the wife of Boyden, " and not' And tile other : truly dal she. "east her h o nor in his. native. city-fur the - town . ; w•ls cl
ed up, the water's . ' and "truly did t l becam ~ e a thrivin city; and when - silver invntn e-
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been-ary af their ae, when Mast enterine i She find it after many days." it was line! hairs hum , on the shoulders of the old' I L'eed f-" 4 -In°`-hers ".
And thaelder Ada
1 the poisoned Upas berry-, takinn root anti I man, anti the soling cor.gre , :stnan's. name ; atnS? in giving the list d i f educational ina /
on lite. Exnenses are unavoidable, un
, spriag till the deadly tree cast its.destrue- • rang far and wide, speken be: admirien;fluencen whieh had formed his son, John .
less itideed, they be e.decated as the labor
innennelassen-whieli .idea way b e facer;
live i nil uence on those poor wretches who
i i tnuitiese raised by men of wnidoin and ; Quincy Indents, closed with thesigaificant .
• f c , r ' .. deelziration, 'After all, my son had a ~
vonretvise consideration." sat beneath its branches. sterliug worth, it , was no idle boast
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She ceased with a sneer on her face. , hint to say with a smile of triumph, nl,lnnt h e r • l '
Other men .would not .hane been so .Politeness Pays. . 1 told you so:" ' . , ! But not slime 2s a wife and mother.is .
ventursonie with their money," - she re,- "Seems to me you treat that ragged! Fuliteness nays!. • ! woinau's influence felt. ; Mrs. Fry. who
marked. " Tke - Brow - ulnas. for instaDee. ! little brat with more poine.ness than In " - ;sought the amelioration of. the condition
Speak GetitlY to ;flee;! Other.. iof convicts, and their reformation, exert-
and the Smiths, withdrew - in time, and ;should," said a rough looking, man to - a 1
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I Lionel Ideation told me that your children, rung shop keeper who had just done up:
. : A snottn' non TIII: CEILIME.N. led an influence in this department of-phi. ..
might thank you, and you only, if titan-a
-I, to helpn ,, a m;n•-‘0 - sister- " 1 lantlt , •onv - second to no who has lived; three cents' worth of eager eery newel HI I . "Please - •• -4.-. 1 - • .., one •
~1 dun were their fate," . la brown paper, and tied it up carefuly. i " Oh, don't disturb me, I'm readian,"i excepting Howarn. The labors. of Misan
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mercy cease," replied the husband, 1 r Ile bey in question had presented a 1 Was il-. e answer. I Ilia for the r insane have-Browned her,with. ,
i "or von, will drive me mad." I marked physioenomv. Front under his-; " But just hold tbia atick, won - t you, i laurels, shared by few Male rivals. Lord'
1 - .' I ....lust put your confine, ! - Bromenam asserted that Harriet Martin...
Lie n - b e f ore i rinile- - .ss hat projected a v,ide, full 1.-rove. l whi,e I mire tut pin ~brough '?".
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i you: e. - Ps-it is my dutv,' 7 she repii , d. i deep. s p ar i : .;_ ng c y an c u d features full of I . - I cant now. TI want to finish 'this eau, did more goad by her works on polit- •
1 • Tn. a; reserve it untll lam ninny to I enerev aw l 1-I , st:dation. - Ili,: lace and' steam" said I erephatically ; and my:tittle! meal economy than any man in England;
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with -a disappoint d : ril the deeds of the . , , ..c...., , nt1y Florence
In a country sniaewhere in the Werld- i:/am facia! e near clinrt at tne panant e anee! imads scrupulously eican, but his e:othesi b,'''. other turtle:l away
no /limner where-at the North Pole, prrel of./ he •2uty,'• he answered bitterly. 1 were peer anti. patched. tlionah P.O: :as :fu S, in searca of somenedy else to aSbLii ..Cl.'riitingiiie, and the aerme Nary Pat-
I ten. art! still fresh it all heartem show- ••,
beiriv, or time he et the South-or pen! Poor " Puty I" . how dread...any is s h e ! man had insinuate/l e n/geed. His moth. j him
in 7.; more than mere -,wouis can de, how.,
elatuce between 0/e two-a-there rose a i mieleatelied by these aseeti e dam e s, "It !or was a woman possessing much force oil • lle was a brignt b - .sy or ten years,. and '
laene and flourisinne city. Its inar,uFaen is a do:v l" and under neat inea ma n e a l eharaeter-a. leirn. working woman whoi nil only heather. Ha. had been vieiting ;neataipetent is womaa's iufluenee, whet:ie
.curies are noted far their extent, aud tit( 1 itarah treat is utteeed. "Inis a dm; :n1 Ilan been reared in apnaready beater - eir- I avenue - frivad. and ha.: se , n a windmill.!sn ,- ... wi.ki t have it so. ; - • . .
; mereliannprinecs of that plan: revelled ia : - 7 := o s.iv t. , . yr-stria!: ni s enninatians, :led ao hl I etunetancee nem these that now sere/man Inol a , ' , Jou al- he ca , :e h )ne hi, CA Q r....'1'. ; We are surpriiii,i,i that men do n°, sechow
i tne wealth those. manueeetories prndem-d. I st..no \ • tends tire driven forth to tremble on led *E'r, for ~ill eme the w/fe ofa nruenard.! -Cry elapl , )ye l - ia mem me t sandl /me ; fur nennin uneansmetly avenges til . e injury •
lOn the • ntanirts of the town were lan it l an overworked. aua wearien nraita -I t 1 Tile g,rceer rue busy. •and he tv:dentne, i • , i'l ...7.1,1-_•li,"Z.' Lt lThil:e top,. ..v:l , -ellsarrow.. '.ifilbete , l upou her, in defrauding •her of.
two hoasts-alike in term. in extent, in iie a day n' cevers the erne! rebuke anti Lai not heard what :vas. said, tee nie rumen! a • te', and all Funs of I . lii - :. , ..7 - '. such as . bc!.., - ., ,„ education. Keep n0:11 . 3u in ignorance, ,
vdue. •• Imp -peas,' or •• two was," p; ', tne severe rejoinder. I t may be a •-• •nuty'• ! itenneg pain re/natl.:en mann. •• •• 1 denaat im Ile nad vroraLd pat.:luny en! cripple her leteilect, co:1Tel her to nar a ,.
i the moreine a i t ✓ 'l .: - .,77," niiu jae.i.-ani,e, mial "ties'-eMe of ..,iOU, it, t...lie. down to petty: /-
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i " two pies," leid frequently Ineribed I heir I i.t,.. :-pea:i plii:uly zull banlly setnetinms- I " I say, IVynuln v., - ;t: re a queer one."
1 . n..,:-Lled plitti:iiz tegetaer to; nits ann_ebjeces ot putereit, debase and
• -se: ilerity. lath il these two I hous• e I bent it is a iinty to chane the epp nteene! I• II ,w queer a tnaess ? ' - asked the gre- 1 n• - i. 7 - it on ':).
. + •i"Z'..l twO brt/there n •-n twies-the ofily stern'. witee the sinech may be aceepmble, me - d
• , cer. ttircir . :!l: 5.. , e, - .4.,p of ttet ieto the seanen ' co:La:enc. it-itai his Oill'i *g1..q. , 2.r had re-.!,L3zratle . lee, t an(' a..i.,:zretily m a n.. will be
•ef the builder uf !those two I.c•qe... It ;n it n - et :nod Chafe tne woanded bean by I - Why vent treat an the ly - rzzars about! itie , t to a-- , ...i , t him, and he had•noae away ! the sufferer. All knew! h o w a truly g reat,
ned been a fence of the old man to neve 3 a repention oftne very truth a :nee, s ilent.: Inere with as much ennenner-ation• umein wail his young heart_seeelened I and mead tnam.eyea iaillne dranned more.
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i• • ti,e bey, es • he ealled 11.001,1 lonned !e y reematueed, is geeing it tarenty. ! tone ceme with teenr penuies, as if they ' I niougnt of all thee in the fifteen min.: 0r.1,a ;nem ats•oron, b; theinfluence of
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. tutee arter he !eft 'me, and my book gave! a bad, ignorant, unwertily wife; whilenp-
I anke ; aml hie menus be: merle; Le hid! Roydell kninv quite well that he aii••le. hmigin by- •the wna!esale.." . ,
I the power of nen/ante- . his :anen.. a The I have torsaen and nartiall_y have pos.-in.-a j. " And wile' sn - leald'ut I?" said the gron eie no nleinure. It was not intentinnal :on. men:it no fixed uivrtit principle, w l i a
buys married, rii•d on tile weddingeday.l for the mein/lel/en: eveet •anieli had tanen ; nem lookine. up with his honest eyes wide 1 unkitainces, only thonglitiessness, ;hr Flare at the Inerey of eTtiry circumstance,.
i ;bred mt. brother, and Vtiti.i. ,. I zener.lll7 kind: the iniimineelui a decidedly bad woman
the I.nt stone 6i - either home was lindi ! play:'. His cola: !mice re:leo:veiled fair: I open antic her. I - „, , „ , , , ,
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n Time euoteni to net tlieni enieneian , eittenly for eareiesseesa and raShness,ann i "0. I . dean knew; it's tieema fnats ite atm ••• eta/ a tam re•useu to ilq/p it ;is appaliime. ,It Caere were no other Fee .
leer , t h, t , d oes i t . ji 1 wou:d hare goue alter bi,n, an.i aff6rc.l- :son sirs v7a.nan should receive the high
'-'•-' 'a '-'::-.,- ':-. :r. li . i:ldii.g 1 - •: , :"Lv---ir ^z-`said the old emitlernan, ne he rebbed ins! his s'e,fe's words Wet,: net mitalei to and I a!I , yenre the only
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J: 22 ', lialids in , -lee ; " wenn waut a nuneary tor: to tee eminreprnmii, which lair n, it , eii, I reekon. in these vans." - led tile ass:stance meded, bet I keen./ he -1 est edueattr.bual advantages, a Bailment
- I n twelven nt alp; rate. Su-.4.11 liunse Z.ni , l:t have.'wozile.. - .1 :_ , u;ne, rr, or; by predne.l ‘• Wed, liltell youn• said Wyman. de- I :mad tuned enate one el/-e. But I and negi one ;Weald be found in tile fact t.l. ta t, men ..
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j Will do till teen. . ! ink a quiet I deterininatioe re r•lnnie 1;v the nbar-an:ly unwinding the slna•i of curd! :cete: - .1 an oppertunity 0 . , gli,auening, al ire. to. a. great extent. what Vromela a.S.,
. lesives, tililaien, eistern, and friends make
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I The. soniee brines, were preempt when; :teore 'tamer am:teens of lialah in f t :tin-eel and twisting the. string abut a packtmen alindiaa heart.
-I- " I ' - '' IN 11-: " 1:: ""' M E D ICIN. C :S ' PA/NTS ' i that reelark'was made: Oat bl'ushetl- - ....0r Ralph's, veice had bon) lifted rn-ei•ist Ihe held - in his hat - el : -the tact is, it I.; . In half aim hour he came bounning into '; theta. - • ,
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rid nr -v 1 •'•-e v•rs ' e •ulati n win nld-• - - •.' ' •vean't naturally tender tewards the Cl-It - I:lie h• - •use, exelaitaing, " Come, niers: I've •, . - I""
Imi I ed. It was -the nettle. and, the rte again i the f ain: failure or the banners. - !urea. I shmald ;hi so from nonce. You - i eat it up; jest see. how it gms.. His I Capital Sermon. ,
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I Fretted and g'zilled, and wearied of life, see, I'm but a young
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, and I saw boat Lel/ad': A writer in the Sierra (Cal.) Citizen, . ,
etanding side by side. . ; . ,
D. E. OL3ISTED. - n - ntns naeeed and tli house . ' nand life's inrannins; bovdell knew r, o tl"orats as you cad thein arc E..1 - 1 . 4. , W1ig 111)1 forgotten my pettnenee. so I deterztredi und , ir tae. title of " YOnn , n Men and Tree
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'-'....R IN DP.Y Gt)tit , S ; I , ..EADY-31A.DE..wer. ha:f 1113-01 e cif gentleraau binlenitlwaaner\t” turn tor coalforr arid - 6 ns ,A.,_ ; iast. Many of them, of little worth as ito atone by ntrasuil kindnc , is, I went ! l'rags: . gives a hater:sermon, a.better,
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, .. e . ..nnieey, Greeeriee, an, alain se, i di rec tinaali the arrangeine••tsof the band-1 tien. Ile r father had been gathered to! they seem flaw,- will } -, ecoute men c.f ehar-: with ilitu, non - eno". gn on the roe f of! leet - ure Oa raorality,anda better es say on _,
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i in , - ! ! ~ t the dead; his brotlter? Bon-tall wits Rio i aeter. and Men of business. :cow I want' th.s. weadhouse was :fastened a MintatureLmental philosophy, all in a few lines . , than „
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•at is good indeed of sour father, now: proud to h/./tres his lack of tit. ruestic peace ;to retala their cuetora," he call latent- t : windmill, and . the arm, - were whirlian i e.:a Sometimes found id as many volumes- - ;
ntheir pennies. in the ceuree or le. !around fast enough to snit an; bey.' 11. ot standard. ainhora I. a
an old man, to take an interest in our CO :i to him ; his Jleildren,- imitating the bada ingln ; . . • •
a ort a' sai d on e of the your 7 wir,s to heti exanipie of time smother, turned agaimst 1 few years will turn into rOnnds.i their! . nraiead the windmill and My little hroth-i .f. p ie tree a nn . aeaa a n a th e co l or of " ' h a t.,
i a ue b a en. n .1. - tainh"-that was I the. Lus-1 him, and instead of eleenerim- round bin,? three cants'' Nrcirih- at sager will change!, ats i'il.n.'ennity., anel he seemed. happy and' ever it . ad.aer3 'et) for, a wort tie:-.llf it is ,
:band's name-- von catt never repay him lin the :hour of Won \ openin blamed him ! into orders by the baerei. I shan have I entirely furgetful of my unkindneas, a n d i'C'iliyl . o . 3 t . he Fa'-:. i:lvni baar_the6lor of that.-
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GII,LON, !fur his kiud feeling and his generueity tot for the ceunal he bannaclopted. ca tee sreacann, or cypress 'it wilt be
' many a pod customer:inlet - T., the qa-4t..t; I resolved, as I Lad many tittles 'b...fore,l:,"",:' Ft l ; t , h ...,..,.--,,. ,1 , ''' r'A• ' ~_,
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a=d :A i LOR, late from the City Of i us." [ lAt het his mind, tote '- " tnensand; beentles. I've always found that puiheacsc t...) be - always loving and gentle. - • h .., ~... ... :tr., waen It is 201Va.u03 be
1 , growiaz cern!. it is sere to be vreen. Jastaan• -.
P''''' 4 . ilglia::::. Shop orposite Cour: l' "Itis au absurdity for yourifatner to i eonhieting sorron-s, gay . , • A 1 , ...17 Oys passed bv, and the shadow ' it. is wi - th young rhea:-their ionipaniorn a teal •
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Cez. , ierpori., Putter Co. I.'a, laugh . an , d, nois , ;;, ghat wane . wi , th t..i.. , Vilig,:,?7;, the lice-a :ions and the pro=
:t," ejaenlated the [of a great sorrow darkened our dwelling_ ; u., , , whartheir,,charecier is; if tam: associate:
it-e„,e a . an sumac . p, id ,3 cur:.i play the architect, and almoet iariekheyer," I asalann beeame Iris neen
his hands into•hie,The joyous - nnen their he.arts are already stained •
10:35-4r. I remarked the ether wife to hp' spouse, children dragged on
:Tiit'enitt'and :shame, and thee will ta . e=anves' -•
. n that ; but I never' husheti, and our merry boy lay in a dark-!
Boyden-hie name. - "Tea sitoutd teillsupp.ortefi by the mere
!become line the viseimitn 'the studs of /bad
- USNRY J. OLMSTED, I him that it is incousistent with his oartiog ll' ar differently fared ht before." , ' I ened. room with anxious faces around him,
r.:CCE.;!. , pr. 1) J.S.If tr. SU:Mt) . and his station." - • 1 ; humbie cottage .00 the /ht the sunar," nen- ! his eheeki flasher!, and his ev• • unnatu4
t 'o l f. e ok l, s 7 , o .o a r d , w za t e! a to r.. 7 . 4,f ,: f t i e k riai d - n
road. ; 0
rai l o,
, . e - compameres, is
r e-" STOVInt. TIN /a. - SHEET mos “-It is consistent with his ii/le.a.sure,"; town Where ii`e now dwel one of na ordinary! rally - bliglit. Staluetim.es his temles!
and . neaten:mg men can travel, entire few Wen"di- '
'''" ll '''• tz-v:IS c,PPasize the Ccurt . remarked the husband, "mid tneratnre I,
t h e When he :e ea, labi.; f r ,tl.;_l would nt - :,isten a7.:11 his mnscle-4 relax,
tazitieriport, P.:. Tin cad Sheet. = content. :, • . 1 • ' .. 1 , the citY'S toil and din,. ti . •
him Witn me into'. then hone--ene" le/ /-e-- in e• tie- n ,ad
,Tc•-. .- r te ' ! II; step to tne gate of des-trnrtion. Gar remain
-. reale to order in g , -;-" 1 S t:- 03 1 '
lwelve months passed, and the hatsesinesi. cif the day. heart-r.--i ;au of him---thou , -11 I and our eves Would fin ,;-ili ilniakrui tears. • -:• d - 1 i h -
would . come hitt" oar hema - ! r.: . - - .- -.? 't ". IFI- 1•e them on iteri.
.. poy-,,i,n1 -awl, F. ••ric now treportatit i: is to I
. .zed./.://. - . • lan ! . .
i Were finished. I 1 pointntents-.4 - est - aad pr do better - for him ;It was it: eine bf these deceitful cal V. 13 in !ii.are - prep t -sn'asoelat.l.)-asof ereg- kind, apefs .
COI:DERS POIIT HOTEL, I "-Nursery ready in time," said the good: awanetle him in that 1 e fer-se.eing groner ! his disease' that he heard - the noir•e of. las dotty ie. anatn. - How, drmetroas i. 'is to ..
, ets' wart eh Ai . nine I little echeel, attd:said, "I hear my wind- i Or: '`.'• P'''t•'-' 7 e 'O'' sce 4 c't ll 4t. iotlnte- - i the irn.s.,3l
' , ILASSAIIR . E, Proi , ..-ewe, Cotter of; old man -"ready in tint e-readyl in ti m e." 1 &and ren--Ldrawing, , thei
•• a - • :nation or ht;:nts the mero perceritiocs, or Las
ltd Zicroad Streets, Couttersleara note • . The houses were occupied, id course , of; gond Wife 2nd mazer-, whose, top curl jus* l ' tuna • , '' .. l a tenant-nen-a -a eakna a sense Cif oar duty tn .
,
5..:4 .4 twelve-months the nurneries were oecupni thev eettld soothe the. ti „. . - I " Does it 'Menai vonr head ache-?" I; Ge l2 ,-,..i - .;;; -' •
•- , -
ALLEG_a_NY lIOUSE `ell also. .- 1 I 1 haj returned to them, : •ndietien nf Wyame,!asked. " Snell we take it down ?" i _
_ • / a... There are uncv-siren, anxidtiea in a: 2t iU. the placici jay et - aarnt a Shop in the! " Oh, rye:" !replied he, "it seem s ~3 if! ;Slurp'- inC• , r.:rgi - e . le .41 beeiniorEanitttztaisids
X. MILLS, PrtEmrieter Coler." : , Emall channe we.s , -I were out, of doors, and it makes me feel 1 date there ~h • ,ri,• i;' taat 'pert: - 'naiar sad they want
i i 'war.. n otn !Tv'', r:ll: hiz:b-Ind3_ bat secomnso.
Co, p t . : , „ rem . aa ' il „ „', th o f C„t ; raother s lot," said the goad wite!of Halpin 1 Luiseri: Of the pasll , . - i -
. 1 ! A ~, 4
Cil thi, Wells,-;re 1:44.1. 9i4i " btit ntiOcaziotZ P/C l sureS "'"J; I ""u she- •4 '" - z 1 ) '"'•"' "" ' ~ e cLii::renlOved to ' better."
- reveln i tnien. 1 • ; !.. . _
THE POTTER JOURNAL,
TIIniDAY MORNING, BY
, Thos. S. Chase.
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JOiIS S. ANN..
17.n.n.i . ASP COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n ill attend the several
l'ottt.r andlrissan Counties. All
in his care will receive
attcnt:on. (Jiiee on 3filu st.. oppo
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.011.\171 AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa., will
surad the Courts in Potter and
:::21o . inla; Counties. i 0: I
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'7O?..NEV & COUNSEL:I,OR AT LAW.
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FIVIL "at v. F. Lrevny Port
MAKE YOUR 141ARTi.
In the quart-lc; you toil,
Make your in:trk.
Do you deice upou the soil,
, 31:11:e your mark.
In whatever path you go,
• In whatever place you stand,
Moving swift or moving Flow,
With a Erin and honest hand
Make your mark.
Sbould opponc'nts hedge roar way,
Make your mark.
Work by night or work by day—
M:tlie your mark:
Struggle manful:l cud well,
Let no olastaelt•s coppose '
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None. right-shieLle.t, ever fell.
By the Ireapois of his foes—
Make tour mark.
What though born a peasant's son--
)141;ie your marl:.
Good be poormen cm: be done.--
Mnke your mark.
Peasants' garbs tuay svartn the cold,
Peasants' words' may calm a fea4
Better tar than hording gold
1s the drying or a tear—
Make your mark.
ELM
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Life is fleeting as a shade—
Make your mark.
Marks of torte kind 7:luet be niade—i
Make your murk..
Make it while the arm is strong,
In the golden hours of youth ;
Never. never make it wrong;
Make it with the stamp of Trull—
Make rout . mark.
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From lice Phila4elpia
Patient and faithful, tender and trul,
F'rN iig :tad thinking :mil 'working for pon e
Bearing sorrow fur
,years,
Hopefully striving - to conquer my fair
.1.y., my patience. my tendenle...:ii.triqt.h,
not more than the. Light of ray ?
Give me once more my wild energy 11.tec,
Give me the liopes that iilurnind life's track
Give me the faith th I
at wasted on )ct.
G"i% e me the love that I squandered thereto.
You taun6 - .—to.) yot east theni aside,
And for"vou and all others these feelings hare
died.
Yet. tho' the holies that I cherished are dead.
Tho' the light from my spi:it forever math tied,
Tho' 'twas doubting in llcar'n when I dbubted
ra yon.
As ray standard and tree c f the loyal and tree,
I..rcr the wreck of my life I watthl neverrepine,
lf the I hi.ve lost wbre but added to
thine. c.
etoirt rEO-iiil
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UT DAVID LATtEEZ
FORSAKES
POUDERS.PORT, FCTTER COUNTY, PA., THURSDAY, DriCEIYADriR 23, 1853.
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