The Potter journal. (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, August 18, 1859, Image 1

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. S. 31ANN,
A ,ORNEV,IICD - COUN'SEI;LOR" _LAW;
oiideispprt, Pay attend the several
arts in Platter andlPiterin Coutities; - All
usiitessi 4 .eritruSted.in hip ::eare will 'receive
:prarapt, atteution: st - 4 cipp,o 7
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.TC,B.IOTEY .- LlAVT,Pailderspoit, Pa., 7111
gUlerlf attendAhe - Courts sePotter `and
:e iidjoi , ulng_Countie.s. •- - : 10:1.:.
X.RbEitTlf:G. 9LMSZER,
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1 ORNEY,44 - C0m15t1y0u,....4, - ,-.LAw i
onderipnit; PEL., ivill attend to all Business
intrusted.to his care, -with promptnes and
deity. Office in Teinperance Block, sec
nd door, Main St. . - 10:1
ISAAC BENSON
TORNEY AT LAW, .CoUderspcirt,l'a., will
attend to all buiiriess entrusted to him, with
hare and prangitness; 'Office corner of West
ad . Third sts. ' • • ' 10:1
• - C. L. HOYT,
VIL ENGINEER; 'SURVEYOR and
DRAUGHTSMAN, Bingham, Potter Co.,
Pa., will promptly and efficiently attend to
all business entrusted .to him. : First-class
professional references can be given if re
quired: _10:29-Iy*
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I J. W. BIRD,
VEYOR, will attend to all business in his
line promptly and faithfully. Orders may
be left at the Post Office in Coudersport, or
at the house of ILL. Bird, in Sweden Twp.
Particular attention paid to examining lands
for:non-residents. Good references given
if requested.. - 11:30
„- ,W. K.. KING!,
RVEYOR, DRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
ANCER, Smethport, M'Kean Co., Pa. will
attend to business for, non-residentAaad
holderi, upon reasonable terms. Referen
ces given if required: P. B.—Maps of any
part of . the County made to order. 9:13
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I • O. T. EJLISON '
RLOTjCING PIITSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa.,
respectfully informs the citizens . of, the Nil
, lage and vicinity that ho will , promply - re
spond. to all . calls for professional services.
Office or,Main st.,,in building forMerly Oc
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'ALEFt.S Di DRUGS, MEDICINES; PAINTS,
Pils, fancy Articlen, Stationery, Dry Goods,
groceries, Sc., Main st., Coudersport, Pa.
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THE 6013EBTOF
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j'We, take, this leautifel poem Cram Tieknor
3t = Co.'s:f , e.ditlini -Of L'Otigrel=
row's . Paems; , -edited by.4limself; and 'the 'oarY
American ieditlintie believe; whi*eootains
Al the parly'and - poems n,fXthe, great
Afacticantclet.
Filled is goblet ApAkebript;',,: ,, l'
And tbeugb_layeyea with:Kars.are.dim,,
I see its sparkling bahbles . •
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And climint a melancholy hymn: -
With solemn voice and slow: ' •
Nor,purple flowers; .. -no garlands green,
Conceal ilie,goblet's shade Or' sheen, %.
, Nofrnaddeninedrargbts of liippoerene,,j.
: 14e - gleaunrof ermabine, flash between-
Thick ;eaves of toisi4ofk.i,
.thilgoliTit; maw:leawith .eurious .art,"
. with.woters,,t4nt;up.s4rt,
,Wll.4 . ..te4e,ep . .fonnta'nis_ nfitin:,l;tef.r .
'llY:titrong_t*giibioris#lll. - -np:art," , , :
And'as it mantling passes round,
Wig} fennel is.it wreathed and eranni`ed, - -
Allioieeseetrinur
-Are in the wateis steeped:ruid:drowned,-1,
=. l And:Givkl► bitten Wye; „
Atiooi the it:towers,
'he :fennel,: iti ;yellOsr: flowers, -
And in aniearlier age than ours.
Was gifted with the wondrotts pOweris,
,
:Lost:fusion to-restart!, •
It gave new strength, and
,fearless 'mood ;
And kladiators, fierce and rude;
Mingled'itin - their daily food;"'
-And he who battled and subdued,
A tread; offennetWom
Then in Life's goblet freely press,.
,The leaves that give it bitterness,
Ncir prize the colored Waters less,
For inthy. darkness-and distr6ss. .
New light nod strength they - give
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And he whil his not learned-to know,
How false its simeklioglabbleS shoir, •
:How hitter are the drops_ofwge,
• With which its brim ruay.overflovr,..,..
Be has not learned"tOite.
The;prayer of Ajax was , "for light ;.
Through all that dark mid desperate , fight,
Tho,blackuesa of that. Rbond . ityjitglth
Ile asked but the return of sight,
• 'To see his foeniduli . face. ',. - ' '
Lei cittettneta sing inmost prayer -
,Be too, for light,—fcir:strength to ',bear
Onr
_portion of the weight and care,
That trashes' into - dumb' despair
Otielialf the human face. • !
O 'suffering, sad humanity! .
0 ye afflicted ones, mho lie
Steeped to the lips id misery-,
Longing, and yet afraid to die,
Patient, though sorely tried! . •
I pledge you in this cup of grief,
Where floats the fennel's bitter leaf,'
The Battle of our Life is brief,--.
The alarm,—the struggle,—the relief,—;
Then sleep we side by side. • ..
Ittalti4
The Unsband and Wife of the
Eighteenth Century.
AN INTERESTING REMINISCENCE OF THE PAST.
[When we visited home lait winter, we se
lected from the library of our deceased grand
father„---the Rev. Amos CnAsr, late of Centre
ville, Crawford Co., Pa., ,a Presbyterian. min
ister,—three or four volumes, as typographical
curiosities, printed, respectively, from li 21 to
11'91. In looking through them since'our re
turn, we find thelolloiving Sermon; Preached
by-him on- the occasion of the death%of his
first wife; and we re-publish it now,(Sixty
eight years 'alter it was preached, and ten
,af
ter its , venerated ,author's death),- . confident
that our readera will find, it atilfiCiently inter- .
eiting to folio*, it through 'the font. or . ' five
numbers of the' JOtriniat through whicli - "We
'extend it in order notto eneroiteh/too much
upon the other departments of lour paper.-We
retain the orthography and syntax, and,
,as
nearly as our types will admit, the typograph
ic construction of the original. Nebegia its
Puhlietition with Vol. XL, No.
Jounsit:y • "
Oil ititi4i74o.***,':',--
A DISCoIiTR:SE, Charrtctor
tk,desorilied North and
iroportanedofsnaChattieteri e botettected;
brAinbe Pastro-Ortlie•Sechtid
- - :Ohnrch Litchteldf: Occasioned .the
Death Of Vs _Wife.; .And : deliveredat Lioh.
;"field, Poth-FaTroc, ta r ; ! ord!spay, i ,garch
"Giye Ilet ; of the tvOrks of her lninds." •
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It:SE4NONz'
" - Pnovrnns mai. 14. •• , .:
"rouses and riches •are lite itiileritctirci offatho 1
arida yiudeut..w.ifo ,fiv:lnt Of.hard. •
onc uston.)
_Apo. 4. Were the properinfinenoe:orl
the truly prudent or aeoimplhihed*eitini
dangerous, _the ,W.ise
glii4POPAgDivine,
Inspiration *01( . 1 ,
hnye o,lhdlpajt Bri,f4r above grO
orihe .inhprituroii .of fathers, o as: in: the
tat ; this. brings ui
U. To, pansidOr -why: a infden 3
should h be,iinid: to be from .t .
Ord.'
while'honsea and riches are ; Only,
he, itiletrehe intierikince joJjcietteri:
Of b.;_lheet:4ey,' ihO the Netklity, Pteigt)trit
lbomA,msporkTPoTTEß: , COUNTY, TA T 2 1 4URSDAZ A UGUST .18j 1859 >
ME
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bocausollie .71attirtire
nate .bitiecniiettair froM tho Lordartd
with ihatilmgiyirg.ft.tlllut particularly, *' . l
1« _Became- a: virtuwasi prudent: orj pi;
buktempanioir, throughowhdiebenikein.
lituutikvaltliat which tiff honeatiamiable,
pure, thumane, gentle; beneficent and irk
tnichaitteadilyi encouraged: and <culti=
vattaiiiinie'iolaboily4,--itud . extended :Ito
connectesl society are,nmil
as r ofYt goo alai:6 gi ft -=link
1X Merely
- divl *porl
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2. - Because:the providence by which 'a
Emmen is introduced-to -the _possession of
suelk, a companion, is far more special and
mysterious,thiCO.that by which a person
is-outman:ea 'to paternal inheitance:
Thalatter isi an expeded tind !info=
pens-of ,course-.: .to:lthe` former;
thei,eatiMAlM l 9f.4 PP; ttvirie 4 vvta_
areftenata loakiempfe., Vest mouri r
oissibilPfis
ottiol - Arvew-thii4liatanei?-ifriisaible?ftioni
hatmiddaed , .bfrithkdittferent reenditionit-ef
their early life: '„-Lfence itfsequentlyseenia
impossible that Ile" at fast,. hipp y
should ever find and ,lic'O'ionieil"
Whe`iiniPerhips" alOieamo*rifen, fezlin
ed-X-to-beejhecddight'q 14 si , jes;. and,
joy of . ;f; v:.
3.! A
Beeattaeefair Prizes o f kaell,t64
aecompli.4hed Because;
ami4ble corepanions,
are more iire4han,those. 'of Paternal in
heritance.. Solomon;Liiho half Veal 'nit
der eminent advantages' to decide in this
aiatfer,ftithreftrusatta 7 deliberit'in
saying; "'-Who can find a virtuous Woman ?
Her price is far nbova
Not thet,the virtuous,feinalei n srui
ly to be found, in
- the - age`in' which:_wl
live, or in the happy: clinics which' we
pcissess, lheLir , vvere. m the . times of Sol.l
omen : : .13ut still f luay,it-Joot be
,aahVger
price ,if,ab?ve,.ritiries
.Beeense the Choice„if.happil,f yoade.„
is` in n' eenie ilitecte# 'by a diVine
over-ruling eare,ilthan it is iiiiregard to
paternal inheritance. In regard Aciihe
latter,..thercijx. littig;r9Owv3o l 9, ll l9ft , to
09** dqu_ l 4 o.vAtamPletalatito .
teuchinglleppoer,guelencholy fact bath
;fully ihewn that the ,wi.sest, of mew are
liablato emliracq.a fa lee
stead of e yirtuaussealit,yt,A.nd - that they
have heel? sadly, a, 9 12 -Plesaedja the-nicest
point- 7 -d: (Pestle -. , 4.4Ppinese. .t ithe.re
fore, who is happy should not be unmind
ful that his awn bath , beep:directed by
the special; providential eare of a *vine
hal/A.
; ,:.
5. Because prudence itself is , a direct
gift :from= the halid of the Lord'; in a sense
that liciesei and the inheritancoof fathers
are not. - ',lint the wisdom that-is from
above is, first pure, thep,peaceahle, gentle,
and; easy to be entreated, full of mercy
and' ood fruits,. without partiality, Lad
without hypocrisy.' Jae.. iii. 17.
Becauseparents are generally more
anxious for the outward, superficial accom
plishments of their children,. than they
are to decorate and endow them with the
, better accomplishments of, the , mind. •
' Finally, even in Paradise and innocence,
man:stood-in such :need ;Of those.:
lens- and, Pleasures -whickttend:e . seehd
inticourse,—as to
,des,erve a special cr,ea 7
don. liet r hoir intieli more needful amidst
the inhltiPlicity 'of - liesineli,:'carei and
sorrows ; Whicti , atiend !epee& state: f
A' prudent wife, therefOre, of so salutary
and useful: an inguence,to.men,, inlamAy
,to seciety, around her-4s to be
•d' • those — 'far
coest ere among essential good
things -which -are,- in' 'a' peculiar liens;
worthy. Of ti Grod4dtive. •••••,
I. • THE ittbjent IS- milted to charge
the Mind' afresh *with the special 'privi
leges of conjugal attachments and family
connexions: And it should impress those
extensive
. obligations
r iaiting on the,
science a nd' the heart,--Which are mute.
ally - bindink'Onliiisliiitidiniid Wive:3;llloi
ly toYespect each •
1-I•l•Sue,kts Wog dahipisike.hig,hest cordial
in life:„Withent : it,l either of., the..
are never - What they Tyne
ners. • Morals are raviihed=4 - theliiiiii&
deal, •ther:chigheiit licautpa: ionl
is falgftivitli .1449.44:Mi4.6 - L - 4 1 1 -UPIPau
,prospectsond i sneoesfie,i,, without
frieii d Willi* taitelnis'
tires, joyless gyiefil-- 11
your wiires, lir Christ loVed. the ;China.
And/ as the Church is•stilirt unto chriSi
so let wives be, tp their husbands gVery;
thing. v:24:*25.
. sn jec c es is no
t) apleere,'in rhicti'rraare'oalted z .td a6i,
amt. makes one most: beloved or :happy;;
that lieoures tlie•guatest pleasure!.; or .
i—but.o9l , wise ,t 4 14, Willful 44-
charge sif,the. dritien inenralient.— ;
.- 7 For
inStance;'ilth i ongh iiocOrding 14persVnal
"constitution'sfemale:partner c annot = -'be
the head; iiilheiliensivthatlierliushail
is, ors
I.l4t 43 s'*PkTriAl i g th in,ll9.PinalYA9M
praPie acting in t h e_ ohapoter •of
a pint int, nieful,liielY lvoman `irshe is
the crown of her husband, praised in
MEN
IMM
ME
D!PROVE3IENT.
,
A•oprietor of.the above
it eenp i nctfully inform tht.
2.../lPotter county,
po.red:fo,dt*Tylt
°S, ' GA/VMS, Ixte
~. ,..4., of everrdiscripticn,
,__..- ------ ....err . t ..-_,,
_, ,„_ ,_. t -*
__-_ not: ', - .Tait to , :suiy...We; lit
'61 1 40 3 14 1 /li,Preinj. ol •Wlß,RuTvilm vust s6 : el' awl& constantly receiving from
Oa i lVlii i lt.h e ., #l i g YtlPPP e l7 ,: ;:l.ll . lv't P: ' finest assortment of it3pcln".that, can
... I , ,llLtt:Legyn theognitn* erred t4ose the n i .. .i. ll , l 4ii r Pbltl9 l A ill? do l o.car.lr,;ind .
parintslywindwge
kextremelauxioy4ct t ts , h the sanie ot prices which` will '' .. t: .
PrPOlatbonso and rlehen-for. Akeit,nbil„,' PEs'iticovEPPTITION:,'-_--il
dren i-while.tlmy neglect -the!. otiltileiv i SOLE LEATHER, _ . - -
of.their Minds.:..Ave., not timint the
- t :
~.... ;WEER. PEATH - E'R 4' rip *Drs,, ,
Wined' :4110illaste• Aargi:,fllrnielieti , pea PEG S, I F-i l i E rl ll "I ' PSgllV'Srit ti e*si ' lq) '
Prlidenqe!"-tat, MioSt*i.pellnizti,Antli pi l e-
e description, l'4 3.7 L o S a ' all i tt P s I tt mL u l ii zS' of t! "
assamtdoe.e.of:greges; mbich,l44l, , pecif l6 . s era; id.
._ ',• ii
. , 2 Pure 11.
. , Aid cured. r 1 ' j . '
Ms lord: 1:1 -. " ,....:3 , .;;'-'i =1:1:1 '. ' i t,. ! ' REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. FOR ''''
~What coulaakelveketidtid c o . ' `;L. . All'' goods nold'at ohr - eiMblishir
nition.of their tinselled d.2.te,, mett,,„Yf Floetit the Best Quality, and will be WA
minds, through ilieli i i i i d /1 ?k Z Y d r ' 4l 4. 1 a - Irene*" emhonly. 'Ol
iliiiptii6fi e'sseqt;;A: sore eyes ir:. ii rg • ..,,,s1 n .. ii nilt.'T:
Wiihitaite`aidieuis was elitirell.. bli a tit4 . „,,, k „...' 4119 0 .1r ,." - A „,. e .,' , a ' Y 1!1*- - E !....„. 5- it' --..
pensation. to 1? by the Ophtbaluiy. Specific ... a•-or -':.__--#'- !----_,. b - Z . -.,--.1 '0....
.tounltAkumos, pop
,rsport, wt!
whnat,thel-tc s • ly amt carefully siteid.g4 to- •
Alas,,=tis.,4l4 - I) A GI ,11" 4 S; .
trantpliPitsolny are subject, finds a curative
finrittoilrortiere is a specific which relieves
time, °1 : alsoet lo h n e dtt ek e; n :i l ie
.system. on
e which
upon
, _ , 42.- 0 I.tTl s ds, and sti destroya the predis
ol-09seipora. , . , j
iilli -thkod i for the various foniis of
Oren:Wale LE COMPLAINTS .
the teireral ,7 4niable. -. Old long statang '
ities of
prutkvr VIIITES
, are *ender/
tensi7,inport:la:s irirl'
n4lifittie74l: thetitiiowea i yte l
pess,.4o pietrcific
for irregularities
live beloved aiid.to)ra of scanty, painful
''. Yen, liles;dl.4ie t:, ' 1
have' . made. succnit 2 .OMPLAINTS I
godlike wudertakieg!'-• “ Volk like mag
thiiidti.and tench, - shalr'be _ctl,„maY be
hi th e .lziPiad al ic ; f -h e aYo•7l -, ,la le ' e f. l B l4
- V. - - The simjeetAeaches tne Many t., 1
great Obligations, to gratitude , and faith--
fnlnesswhieh must ever nbidethithap' 2
0,4440:. to his, Pivl..ae', l3 eaekel&c - who
tath.receivedifrem ..taei...uoid p,- Trudent.
'wife. He bath 'been made. partaker of
the most pregifarpfall'ectrthly blessings.
' ti:l - :' , .the:giitifrig.4 of tii Inis=When
such a rare islikei awn by
death I ;4'"And,'es tie iaso May. beim the
midst:. ef.lier leveliuwit:Ond. ;Isefalitelis;:
jPglas -the*ellent . gnplitilemo(mArndOt:
wOmatt:began tp.iii9oooa:shioe7,extOna- ;
log their kihdlyltifillencAl6tcliat tor,anCti,
ell of 'detnistitiand'isobitil Ilk. "- 1 -'"-' l '''
,- .Euw . gtiakthe r ttemodoitofritburtlingetci
Iliva=to ~Whnia)lihe:4l l s"...havet 104144
,pecylinrojoyment•pf I:spenitil possession.
fromheaven I :Indeed, the 4lightUf.hiS:
eyes—and i the.' joy of his heart f '' "-' - '
- How greati-the• sonrc&rif grief 'ttyl nit
surviving,nyinpathetinfriends I , t; -Even as
when Jesus - .wept for the-20111PM, ;that
Lazar:es was dead. And. as the ,brethr
ien, talto ',wept, sorrowing inos(i2l
, 411; - iii
their friend's departure,beta usetheiskondd
see his face no snore. , '' 1 = ; , f i , ' •:‘'
VII.. - We should; howevei;-• weep on
such an occasion, as tho' we wept - not:
It, , would be very. ; wicked
,and ungrateful
to ihdulge the lettst mixture of; repining,
in the grief,
,itiorti. than .the immaculate
'resin: did. It is the Lord. 'Ho takes
hat what he gave : Aml, - Ms we have rea
son to believe, has taken to himself--Tfrom
the evil to come. See Ise. liii.2.-=Rev.
„, .• .. . ,
xiv. 13-,-and 'l,' Thes.' iv. 13. a,They ,
shall rest in ; their beds,J each one walking
in their"OWn iiiirightnesii. ; -,Y4,aith:the
spirit . , 'Blessed arc, the'.o;3a43,:whe; 'die in
the Lord: Fiir they &I rest; .and thelr
:works do follow them. 1 For I Vint:lain:it
have' you'ignotini, brethren, centiPining
them vaiich are aileeri:' We shall he'd:milt
up together with them, tamed thelord.
Thetefore.; comfort one-another with these
virevds7'..--Wit Are not called, therefore
1
'Io the '
extreme anguish of hopeless Mourn;
Wit` Lear& ilie'ierishable;aiuris of
all e'reature; earthly joys. - - The.heit And
most divine of all--makes but a -moment
cry, stayl „fg W.9d0,., all ,fedetqt a It* I"
,
Let,: all. theveaFei-z•Ae jadastviwilsste
make the thatikftd r improvement et,Potl i t,3
Mercies:which reinitin ; anif , i;tile..'we have
tippoittinit . Y.''' Brik'reOurneri -, evri . ill:t ,
&Kitt:w:mit:veto 7 istiy,% , " ft is gaud for hue,
that!' lava tzetitafflicted."?:•: .. -.:. 3
-;' .
' ii , :e.,: '
11Will 1 9P.:)1 1 P MdtetttleatvAPWlPAß
:
, alfalt ! lett l AudeYez. dellglltfgrafiit
thuSbecoznes theniytnt shmOn - frtencn
have geue-1 -4 / 4 .lwtruvospealtabli bless-.
,ell, - V5 :meet inninainee; innewiegTabOlit
-aotsmajoys stirintrtur, refmed;tuninter-
Ete:Alqv,t l l.l - .S. tyl.: 4."1.1.1: ,
person ought
spcll.,, t blig, f vfhat,„vninmer, •Of
'Orson tinglit_Mie to I '''''' Tor, helioll
ibie 'it:lf-mimic' thiCiolliiitli fcirrovred
-41fidis. go . dly sati:l b iitai'.6l.4fiiltiss§ is
:wrought.llll you; , :what clearit)gtof,-your 2
selves, y,% :wkat, intlignation,ly9kwhat
'Mai', yea _what vehouje A t desire, yea whiii
zeal. —2 COi: vii. It '' ' - ' " L ' '
.
Let vis ill;atviVel fa,r-tlakrirtideatie•itt
. the exercise ot.ihich, .e ve .May.be , led.to
fore-see 'Ovillemporal;ind evil 'eteinall
Let us - rieli the: etidotiMent of vie seal,
`and lie'riehli: 'faith: 'bray Vkli inaltinely;,
r,,everc!,Go,d,: i iill.o.l -hiss,'7o4.. gir e F,,,re-;
nisOlbriptr, t he :liiiit"iiiipctiiiincolilso of
relativeyaritietulltillylkinviiiiti6n:
And vrhen ininur afttitimohimiturns,f! - We'
shall, repeive risteaso_frintivhat ielow.Aai, - ;
P l 4, 7443:1e0"0,1)41B&A-`.`aOvPF, 'of;
good : nags, wilich, is beitgv, Waif great
Tio es..
' •." ' - --= A ikr Eli ': .-=- -
ow rives . t l
~, Air; D • ,*, ~
. [ • -
.11 `'.. - TO - • : , e s, .C .r
FAVOR , kBLE .TERII ;9P,
- - - 'woos.
4 ,...qa.lltanci Short-Time. B4/! : e .i i lt i oc le 7 ,
lr I t 'AtiON itECEllrliG n;YSuple,4o4io - IS
)
I. which e ibrace.4_erprytbing a - .o e j e is
by -a , Country Merchaut--,
.. , it'ilt: ' e 4 f; biotti:
, - ; -_', aromi- - tAilife" - - is
n(;;.. .; - - i b livbieh - is to-be`fig
16# a.' l '-: ; BOOT,gtolUk7 1 .1 There lila
Too:oeit i v,„cLurfftawitit - ,,npfetjoid,a,
yilio . t i ..riii#4 , 4.c 4 =,:.ari" - -1 1 1'1*er- Wociili
. 1 ,
yr ere graxes are. fir. aut,..;.- IBleatjaUri
`I) ondllie'ski " 4:. To - reach it we mist
1ii"......5 i iir 6 , --t :,. -., .... ,-., 1
. • . P, .....!.!:,__,,,..._ ,I: .. 1
'lice Fo co or imagination 3,
4: _, zi ,--- , -1
P PE swri •
BOTTS as 'au TENTI7ItEWITI rf SSJ , LEF.
7
' I.l'oo of stron limas `temperament
ar,9'grea . lalave4'co Cs*._ Itaa andcal.r.le
°slog tb 41 imagin ~ions:;, aid !mode, pee
pie of ood meoth
~: bilt of veiy. ordinary
Pll's til.-ziratti o nleste - auh -
Sect . :thitAfranni . of mind tiger matter.
O,Pc lonelly, ivery ordinarylsort of per=
j inn", ' hat 1t - it
sa' inaividal Of ;#Bldella-:
bfe (Mink but whose 'mental: canecities
1 unsiitteined r urstsepartiallytnideVeleiOd
—+tuffers from this peculiar &kali/ a most
dui t tressing degree. :No doubt (tays the
best physical tauthorityl- one half ; the ills
[ that ileth.laheitto i tire superinduced by
tbofaney,Of the trifFererniOue.' l ,'Hundreds
hive died'hi,utere-iiyinptoms. of cholera,
[Yelloi feVerand'pkguej
- indueedhy sheer
dread and fear of thoseterrible.maladies,
1 A. case is recorded whereinU felon pen
demned to death bit phleliatomii babis
aim laid bare to the shouldet, and thidst
through abole .in a partition,. whilfebe
was fast
bound to the opposite side; the
hidden executioner, upon the otter side.
applied' the lances, to his arm With a - cliclr,
the f poor eulprit heard the muddy stream
Outpouring, and soon growing washer and
feinter, hp fell into a swoon, and died;
163.01
when-the 'fact was r virt a d p of - bleed
bedbeen shed;,a sum* h a ving merely
epapped his lancet upon the t and vim
tinned, to pour a small stre . m of water
over tbe limb and into a amu .., .
Ancith i er - e4i ik_ . !_fp . iiit"' Was' that of a
RhiladelPhja aiiiteur, bite, ber t iiiho,., in
Plaoin.g-his.' , lniai Uon , 4 .4 0 4, sliPPedt
and hung himself; untead•orhis beef 'Up
on'the barbed point)' 'His agent was pin.
touse=he was quickly taken dowi:Und
carried to, a
. physician's officerand So great
was his ,pain (in L ituaKinatien) that 'he
cried piteously upon every . Motion *de
hy; the dOcter iir efitang lb'? "Peat' and
Shirt'sleeve fro - nal:l°dt the wounded 81'110
.When: at: lash the aria: was; hared,-_aot a
scratch was , there! The hook pomt had
merely- grazedialong..the-skin t -and torn
she shirt Weevil tv.rt-p...4-11
itu' 7i:.0 --:- ...i
411 willinqtltaultipli ihol l varioill:fants
'extantih proofaf tlor fisreet.ribreised by
tpitit;' ditleted ImigiihrimhatAtilr mak=
ticurgnikciier ne- , llitlicrowatiinpoidig , Es
hx-cruse tg piettphroadiniilt r if.not lava
otherwise interesting. .v.v..V. 4-i.:t..-0.41
1 SWIG 1. 0441 " Pear toymotpisad.
m g , 'E ßer .--PPtItiPNIPA L LRIN,t 4 t O
iNa - a-caiPla faFnulT i m iTta sffei glV .
- o ,l4eGirineti deiietkithd r iiclienVuo, ,
es his speech ' ill inditati: , v,i)ldirnan
li
51veighoffer.hed - toi `there 'as a-member
16 5 theliiisiattitei'aid Wit herdero'Ru'
*ioir=`•-aboriis he lid idtm; ong ago tit is
a NAlun*cprps ortift 11004;
A9c ppnla.Ahrals- s PI v FIPPIA, a iyclu a nei tp-
P9449/a r io, ion Pete ins hui - •
944 ,
Son, a strihing,lalif seventeen'; tina
upon old Peter and young Peter.devorvell
theiirificiparvoareplunC toils', at Iberout
igeutlemanTfarink now Andithen ;akeisttli
ivy, thejlord lady; and Aket#lrglitett4ink,
,dautlitini--tor it is Arbrittnin:lbat'
IState.ta see:464omM Aidtrirt , iitiork
ih'llie : #9ltistalta 4birj extra AriettarOxis
siiineliredlialkds, i i ?-;:. ~.dp-w i, ;,i
0 W ell,'; one` warmlaiinizikayial . gri*,
toid Peter and young Peterl wittitutO at
nt k
114 - AoAck:44l-*YA"
.4"64Croter;:the
ireatite his:fihalafii4g
lentatretigth,toltia:logf, - ,
like.a.aeared
bnr7y-Thitchmatklwhci;liatraiFft 07
distant part of the
ther`aiift with tlie:
Old Jake, the 'farmer* isslitio,.sists7
boinding, aloug soon sitin:lietird,the
news, and passing_ [the -fence whom:
ori-tPeter and lq
_hip bad hung their,
."•llosel weohiel" Iva* grabbed one
the garments ,Old
man. Peter, who tillmanageddto keep oe
his pins, , although.' he was Oath% and'
trembling I ike an aspen: leaf tea' ale of
wind.
Ohl min&Gott Conripoteesitielt . ;
Jaen& He bite, meialto-prOs here ;
up'
up mine le!g.": -; I •
Old Jake tstitinot particularteentitiVe
to fear, but few. peeoer 3TOpO , (Je - Ms re
dead to eland when a" luzettoce.:,:rptdilo
is About:, ...Gathering., up - the - . 4 kr; stiff
stalks of a stalwart weed,- old-JaloPtold:
the-1;0A to stand steady;:afid:he'werildisk
least:Stull the' sake,
e`it d not kill itliriiiesPiad"- and the A
r Peter, lesa t loth to have both , low .•
broken than to 114 bitten to death , by a
snalreolesignated the spot to strae, and
old Juke let him him is. The flistillow.
broke •the weed Una knocked, oldr:Siireig;-
heifer off his pegs and a haycock
ockbint I -`' . •,,-
"
u roared old Peter , '-"tot broke -
mine leg and di tam • &bnaltes goner.' .
I , Vero? . verso ?" t cries old 4akes 1. 321 3 V•
ing briskly about, and; scanning
rawly-the:ground stned • ;
iTever mindhim,`Jacob; - helpme
hOme."- 1 „
" Put 'on pair 'sheet, den here it "
said the old-krout-eater,.gatheringsp,bie
boss had trying to get the garment upon
his' lumpy back The 'Moment ota'Pen* •
made the effort t he:grew, fees
bie_hair 5t0 . 04,0n e4d t _alike!tbii
upon -.the frightful porcupine," as ' Mrs.: c
obServes--4te alivered-4e -
shoOk—his teeth chattered =-Lud 3 /1/0
kneesknockedla stacato morripinitaant:
'-gg 0 1 Yacobi me hetne I'4 -
dead as ruts 1"1
" Vat I Ish nodder- shnake lola*
trowshers ? - -
tip I len4
She.st:non'igoinniny
Gott!"
qTaider - andblixenV. P .aried obilLab si.
as he teok the same conclusion, ad-with •
mi g ht and Main'tha old maw etiled into
a•mostWondeiful feet* yainalstringtk,
lugged and mailed the •
or half -=
"-Young Peter had ahigned•it
thweirliestatige of the dire;
erase Marina theOrli tliut:thw .
Willie Math excitatectiffirlieer, , •
saw thialitmatehart . the good obidailsor •
assistguit.l 'lf,' o3i
z. , 4401ds man :Peter **chalet ht,!.
gim:yti die iislanaTaillifii;
thee old Ed:* ims - gbiafitbisetle is itio
ed tcilitiow_twhat OAP&
hl4- in-the t gaspof go ir iindinsire;
iress,Lopenndhis eye, and-ietibl,t poialtot
ta; big. , ..-;rllie 1
the. peataloonscandliniffell - namak t„hl.
and du the ilitnh timii"towildelo
tde • of a: seisthh: inis.:Oade
cMlulltdias - Bahl taw/. the
45g:wolfram ,
r, +a, but kru
1 Is'Bee I'm pia Otlex , o6 is
:dear, ins; vheit not come Ater1101!le
liodyEi ,„ -; • $
4 6 Haw ! hit 4 :oared the
womilin--"Yatis Pder'e
vhisi t. hair
, 1306111 1 3 hrotisirold - Peter e
death's' icy - fitterii if one a*gi4:andlinllO.
* ine
foal= tinorlitbel* aall , yash shtol4.-
bite - " - Cki - rur buehuesreii± ;.
Pagibting**l.l.linneligi,":-:12D}17,,:,;.t
--"4l,Zhe:tird,iyptatiti saved PottV o tlifiCae, , A.
et; =..„. • •
mimic iiiiimiidast are hioardiabre.
i
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