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Terms of lid - Vortisiii;:s..
'Square [lO lines] tinsbrtibn, - - ...: . 50
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Each subsequent insCition less than 13, - • -25
1, Square throeritoutlis,' '- .- •- -* 1 - -; ' 2 50
ft six . 4, "'; -,. 1- 4 0 0
1 tt nine - *:" 2'••• -;
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1 1, year, one ." ..1" - -:..c"!. -:-.. 2-,.: 6 0 0
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/very subsequent insertion, --- .- - . .50
Column six months, - - ••: -.-- - 18 uo
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bisplayel Sinle-eultitnn, each inser
, tiett less tto,tll ; futtr, • • , 3 00
b.tai additi,ipatinsqtion, '• - • 200
o uble-cAuttltu[displayetl, pet; anntim 65. 00
a • • ~ • •six' months, 35 00
tt • i l «. .three" 16 00 t
it \ 1 . ct one 'month 600
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Psrts of eul twins. will be inserted nt the same
rstes. ' •, I- . .
4 anlittistrators or Ttikecutor's - .Notiee, • •-2 DO
Auditor'so Notices, each, --- -' --•- - l5O
Sheriff's Snles, per tract, -'-- - - - 150
natriage Sotices;, cad,•-/- 1 Ou
Riroree Notices, each, -. • - 1 50
'Administrator's Sales, per square:for 4
insertions,
Business or Professional floras, . each,
snot merlin. 8 lines, pCr year 500
Special itori4l' Noticiys, pe.- line, 10
- r All"_ti:Mktent advertisements int - tt. be
paid in advance,. and no .notice will' be talon
of advertiseMenta from a distance, unless:limy
ye:accompanied by the Money di Satisfifetory
reference.
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JQIIN . S. MANN, '
ATTORNEY LINDI COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CoudCrspok, will. attend- the seVertil
Courts io potZer hntl Aliefin Counties. All
. bush:legs 'entrusted in, his -care will 'receive
prortipt attention. Office corner of We. , t
and Third streets.
r. IV. KNOX, . •
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport ; Pa., will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoinß:lg ,Counties.i ; • 10:1
AIITIIIJR, G. OLMSTM
TTORNEY: & COUNSELLOR aT LAW,
Coudersport, attend l to all business
entrusted to his care. witp Vromptlres anti
fidt•ity. Office on'Soth-west‘eorner oFfilaiu
end Fourth streets. 12:1
ISAAC BEN-SON.
'ATTIIRNEY AT LAW. •.Ctiudersi)ort.:Pa., will
attend , to l all-busiiez.s; entrusted to ttim,with
care and in.omptness. Office on Second
near the Allegheny Bridge.
O, T. ELLISON,
.niencINGIfpnYSICIAN, Coudersport, Ph..
respectfully ;informs the Citizens of-the il
lage that he wikpromplY IT'-
spond..:to',all.etills for professionni.sereices.
'o;Bee on Malin st., in building formerly oc
cupied by CI, W. Ellis, Esq. -- 9:22
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C. S. . ‘ ll. A. JO I:
EM.ERS DlfiltirdS, MEDICINE
Frineylkrtitle.,Stutibuery,
Grocerie.l,l7., srttitt st., Couder
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E. 'OI.3ISTEI), 11. S. gamut., A.
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D.. El OIZISTED &
E.IT FRS IN DRY :CIOODS, RE.
Clothing, Crockery,tifuteries,
Conderspoi:t,' l Pa. . •
F.A.LBR IN BOOKS '& - SLOION
AZINES andi 3lnsiC,l N. W. 'corn
and Third sts., Coodcrgport, Pa.
J. 01. 4 sTED
bL3ISTtD & - KELLY,
PALER- IN STOV.ES:', TIN & SIIEET IRON
A.I2E, st.,":nearly opposito,the Court
se, Ciudersport,i'Pa. Tin and Sheet
'!lron Ware made to ordet; in good style, on
:sbutotiee. I 10:1-.
COILD4.ASPORT
F. GEASSiiIItE.. Proprietor, Corner of
;Rain and.SeeMid Streets CouderspOrt, Pot-.
`S ter Co Pa. • )
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1i LEGA TY TIOUSF
lIITEL M. MILLS kroprietor, Coles
Co.; Pa., seven miles north- of Con,
':i. , rst)nrt• fltr.W.4l: , rillP 9:41 i
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CH ARLES MANNIN4,
ACKSIIIIII,',FOOrtIi street, between Main
lad West Stioces, e3oldersport, is pal
,ared to dO til/45.iridi of it-orki in his. find,
011 the most 'reltsonable terms. PrOduee
taken iu payment: 9 12:39
PA RA. ST ARK WHAT Ifit:11, •
•ICKSA[[TFI, would inform his former ens=
uniters and Oie public generally that he has
citablished al shop in the building form-
rly oceopieehy lipj. Renni4s.in Ccutlers
'•irt., where lie will he pleased to do t : all
lads of Mao: riddling on the most reas1111:-
We terms. Lumber,• 'Shingles, and nil
jnils of Produce . taken in exchange tic{
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. Z. J: TROMP , Nl,' ' . • - ' •
BRIAGE & WAGON 31:1 and 12E-
P i .kIRER, CoudersPort, Potter Pa., takes
1 4is method of informing' the plfb-
lie in geniraf that he is prepared -1 "'"*
to du ail'Work in his line with:promptness,:
,it-a trorkinan,like-, manner, and !upon the,
,:, lest aecoinirtOdating terms.,' "Payment for;
:P , epalring invariably required on delivery of
the
,iwork. re,„ All kinds of PRODf:CE
•-: ken - mil' accoun tiof ‘44lrk. . 1 ':35.--
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• L. BIRD -
prepared to do jobs of Surveying in
lysres, Hector and Pike, Too-115MA; and
.yArliere 43 . 0e10 tniles of my- home,
lad can undoubtedlygive satisfaction, bay..
'g had over G yearsr experience.'.
Ll 'BIRD.
'hioidaart, (Gyilingrale), Potter Co. Pe.
t. 24, MO,
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4.4t1 Lee 'anti 5, 7 4 . -itioa l C'rei.
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[A ben' 'Wad pOeni, - frornithe pcia ; of a;ne j
contrikltutti 3 , from Whom ;We. iholle . to 'tiear
again:]4 OS..- -.---.:', -•- , ; • ' . --,! - 1
,Tu - brivti dtendi Witli-toating- earls„! ;I ;
:Re iiir bier pearp,-,j ~ " l- ;- -' ,
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, laneftl J et,white and 'Wet with dew.' : ;• _ .:::
;Two.ej es black anti two:eye.l blue; - ;,j ;1
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:. Lithe boand.girl were they, I - ;, • I iji
• . Kaiie Lee add Willie grey.: ; I : ,
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brook, .
They were standing :where a --.,;
.• ' Beadinklike a sheyhard's crook,;
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Flat'sheil its silver!..'zind thick ranks . 1
Of kreenlwilluw:frit .„.. , iged the basl;s; j‘ ;
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half in thonglitoind:half in 4 plab l ': '
• . Kaiie.r:iee and Willie Grey. - j 1' • . '
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Tlic s lidcheeks.like.cherries red; : *
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lieu tiller-'most a head;
,t-ili j ..;".
' , wi Warms like. Wreaths orstiOw -
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Swang i i basket to and Ira., ' ; .:
As : ,slBo4itered, Irstlfjin play,' • ' ' •
Chatter n - to 'Willie Grey: - ! '• --
•"1 5 tettyKatie," Willie said— 1
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And tlittjl came a dash of red il . •
1. .Thtjougi: hie - brownness of his eheek
- '•flays sics l j troug and -girls are Weak, •
1 And 1 . 1 'tarry=, so Lwill, •I. ;
1 Katie's asket up- tie bill."
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K with
atie atk , :zwclred, a laugh,
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"V On shah tarry onlyhalf ;" j ';
A liq tiff 4, tossing back irer•euris,,
"Itclys Ill'il weak as well :is girls." ' _
Do you - think that,Eatie guessed
Ualt thi. Wisdom Ole !expressed ?:
Ce.. I , 1
Men are only boys growajtall, I,
Iton'rts lon't change much, after, all ; .;
'.- • And will.n, long years from that day,
Matte L e and Willie Grey , I j
StoOd a) gtin beside th , e-book; I ,
Bendin' :like a slicjpbjerd's`th-Ncoo
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Is it:strange that. Wile said— -: r
While tilt-itiu a dash of red '1 .1 - 1
Croised thtt brow-mm.ss of his ebt . ..ek.—i
"1 t int F, 'rung and you are weuk i' 1 1
Life; is 'bu,t a slippery steep, - , 1 ' • I
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Wilt i wait shadows cold and tknp; 1
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"Will yOu trust me, Katie dear?. it
Walk beside me witimut fedi.; I. ' 1
Ala}; I (4 ery, if l,wlll,
All you r burdens' ip' the hill?"
And ;:he y answered; with a laugh,
"No, Initsou may carry halt."
side the little brook, : '•
like a shepherd's crook,;.
11With its silver hands, :
I'early at they sans, ,
fge,,whet-e; ta-da'y,- i it ,
es with Willie Grey. 't-i '-: '
Close h,
Bettdin
Lag
an
t 'cot
Kitie Ii
In apor!
SW ijigs
Vastly:
This; is 1,
.Andilias,
• &lOW
,I FIB ST NI Er Mr WIFE.
There was lways'althystery, haneile,
about a:certain ray Which ,310-gan 'lied;
wad in Whielt he as jatways jpitted jhon
estly Eiji hi Wife—lay own . cousin---4%lay
Steplietis bat has . becu--a • way . , that
troubled ut • • curiosityjrnuelt,• until. the
eventful t ev , tring that i, was !satistied by
hearing the reason why: I 1:
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• It was si tipsy this i thareVery 'time a
word wa's spoken that !led te,thel•period
when Clary Morgan fist WO wy.'ctinsin
May, they "WoU'd laugh very liCatjtily,
'but 'woud ajways jrefue to tell ict', What
they laubed.; This:W.4s certa iigy•,_ very
Provolitn`g, land I stall] little • hesitatitaa
i •
in telling LI •
put sott i e j tj once 'but *any
timcg--at : , Ilicli .they ; ' laughed there
heartily iliah‘ever, 4iitlalwayi ended by
I;isstog:Caeli p i \ tiler 4 . - ‘a . l uokin g . vary• af
fectionate. ,1 \.rj , .ij I • 9 :
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1 , detei•mined46 ; lifeeja solution 'pf !the
matter; if for noltitherpurFose titan that
it worries tqe, 1 an\but a woinan, and
• have, pleaded: to • the pk'issesston al cuyi
usity, f .ce:nt) reason 'why it ShoUld 'not
be hid (ilgeLj. • With ' I his \ ...resolution 1
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-et. forth • tit,e etenin a ,,,, ,t hen we Ithrve,
Morgan,j 0.14 y and myself; Were drawn •
np,before;tl.e.,•fire'aticilliirly se.ttled. fdr a
talk. • • l' i •\ I -. •
1
• "Mr. )10 itan„'Hl USually•eallbd- hint 1
Chailey l bn 'I w a s desirous of shjokving,
that ,I was. in carnest;--"Mr., Mbrian,
why,do lo always laugh and I . 4liat
Is.v . wliett.-.t to subjecttit' your first 'wont,
ing•-with; be ',is spoken•of 1" . - • .
• This,
,II ;tv s sure, • wits a siniplo . iti ues
tiou andlyet jjinste. d ofjnnswering it,in a
-iiitipie Way,. • hey went - b'eek, both of them
on•the:ad Ilan, and' laughed as tliough
the Word:ill bad , spoken: ',were • they very
best joke, in the world.. ' l ,l coulddolt:nth'.
§, PAINTS,
Dry Goods,
ort, I'a. •
. ac.ilir.
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-MADE
, Jlai;t
BM
flit, MAC:-
,i;of Main
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jog of ochr s but louli.] grave• Urid
emu:, which ii-a few Moments brute:
them both loolnuglthe seine way,
and theU 111 a spoke to Jim seriouslt acid
paid : • 1 . • ..!!• - 1 •
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"Cou)
more seriebs;
It isonlyil
ley and I
is a droll 'et
telling it, the
any nne."l
The expla
humor in a,
said :
iya
'you:4 for, sp.
curiosityltlia ,
"tell,. 6,
stori May 4 -1
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DebotaZ to 146 trigoio6s of Irgi Iciwet ; ocil,'4 - na' tip/ DimNiipliet
I I I
:11 Ale sits; ripd lo!
t d fro,
fferent fro to I the one
:r>w orig . ,settr. agone;
og. an tNei), and wide,
nicker., a( the aide !
mmff
EMI
tine, you take our lauLbing
Y than .I thought you icld.
utetuory 'between phut.-
brin l gs 111 e laugh; tol us' it
Cuibrauce, perhaOs iu
4 would he Übt fling to amuse
aiion back' tuyigood
instaut, mid With A sutilel
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this is really unkind of
'nag hav4 ,yew excited; my
,even vrerts the story not
'volt should tell it."
sin Jaue 'haver the
liwill tell it! ntyse - lf tolcr."
coI*4§,FOR,T, pcsiurEß COU,NTrf
thie, deelvratioy I iras surprised,
to 'sae May: up to .a - ; bright
aid tweak out rather. vehetneptly with :
, .. _. .
I , Youilf ow; ICharley, itbat, isltieollytoobaill
shall ' , tit 40 iti sir.. :If email Jane is
teltaire the. storY; . l will her Myseif.7:l
- tf:entift,qalpOdie; shesaid-1-;:--"wheii
we- are illotie.". '',: ...:!,. .. ~..! '.i • ','"' -•-
• . 't - oi," shall do no..suclt', - tliini,•. Mad
ame May,": -was -Charlev'S- - langhing re=
sponSel, 'lon 'sloill. 'do no .such thing:
This' thud: I" Shall. have I thy way, :and
cousin Jane tshall . ,tiat,lMVe - 'her Curhisiir
exeited:any•lutiger, withnut beitO -, • - sails
, 0
fted.'• ' l l .- • 1 1 - I /
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- I saw - there was to be a, disensSion. on
that point, bt.t 'I knew that in some way
Charley was to ;conic off - . 'victor; ' so I,'
merely saying thaii would: back in
7.
a few, minuteS,'stePped out. of
,the room
wail walked about the garden until .1 felt
,s . ure that the - Ohm Was settled,• when I
weitt back - end found Charley and May
looking as haPpy'ai"tirdl, laud laughin ,, '
the old lough, as irSuaL i As I entered
Charley diew,un the ncking-chair and
after,secink not: safely. deposited !in its
depthS, said; ' 1 i'• \
"Now,.coits - in jane, I Shall tell you!
.the, storyl 'about . how 'I first met my'
wife : ' 1•'• ' ' ! • .
i• - • . . ,
"It was just flve!years ago this ' sum-',
met that -I was granted -exeiription for a
month, front my desk and went down'
with. my chum ' llorace ilyatt, to his'
home iti - old Moddiouth, the garden jof'
that unjustly hbused State," New Jersey.'
I should never have forgotten that visit,'
even though I had inot met with. tin lad
venture that had-_ influence on 'the'
whole future of my life.. :I should remem
ber it fur the real,frup hospitality; the'
solid, old.-time chtufort of the farm, and
the -quiet way iu which Within a couple,
lof days aftermy..arrivai 1 WAS put in •pos
- session of it ; and Made\-r - rifeel ' that it all'
belonged to Me to do just What I- pleased!
with: There were 'n
plenty of fish ; , and
we fished ;" . apleittyiof oodcock,. and wet"
shot.- ' Ali I.l,i'S shall be Spiken•with a'
proviso. I say:ive--,b - Which, let it be!
I
understood Idf not mea Iforace•s' 't win
sisters, Carrie and Nettie, as -having par-''
ticipated itt 41! ,these, spot s, They ,rude
to be sure; and-'itharthin , ly• they did it;
1 they fished, and lam obliged to confess
they were tackier than thetr gueit. But
they did rot shoot tlioncrb I should nor'
1 ~ ,
extrlt over their. ; lack of this accomplish -1
went—they 'were,chhrthing'enough„With
out it. .1 am sure that with one/ excep:
''tion, - which 11 shall' not 'mention here,
Carrie and Nettie Hyatt were the most
charming girls that I everhad.seen ; and,
if was just" hesitating as to "which of them
I should. fell deiperately "ip love .with,
When my calculation's were !all distui•bed
by an aeciclent,.for I supr* I must call
it sq,• throughh - seething like thspecial Prov
idence. What this was, I shall tell you
in the best ,w'ayllinow hoW. • - , .
"-Pot; some days after my arrival at
the farm, any curt • y had been much
excited by the ceasional panegyrics lav
ished by th young hidieslupon a once
Schoolmate of their own, May §tevthis by
haute, who was, according td, their highly
c
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olored_accouitt the most perfect thing in
, ,
the-shdpe ()fa woman then liVing. I tried
to"persuadoltayself that nothing
. in that
line could surpass Nettie Ad s Carrie; but
Still thd reputation of this •flay ,Stevens
haunted and, and. came like' a • shadow
across My. deiv born passion". I formed,
at last, an ituagiudry May'Sievcns; and,
do what I would, the flpureWas with me.
'At last I worked thyself into an hippy of
curiosity tend itreitibled with some -great
purpose. which shnhlil; bring' before me
the object of,Joy thughts arid of lba two
e( i)
sister's colitimied nversation. In what
this Would have eneti it is ithpossible fa
il
we to say, had Ino heard one morning
os I entered the' brenkfast room the start
ling-Words front Nape : :•"' - - - .
.! " And so :she is codling at last. Oh,
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Vul so glad !",
" Whetir& ft tva
thoughts was upon
mpatent; I eatlnut sa
the whole matter.
cipeit letter inl'ller
*itti\Nettie's words
erto 4:Ply 11eard of 31
t? Weddle a feel i
nsk questionC Ad I
proffered.\laV Ste
May--= , w'as to
gjatt's, , apd toes w
apy ipothent, thdugh
she uiiht rot he d
4nne. A week
tery ; and I teas .
'tient. 1 131 y. tow , ° s
nparly tWo . wMisdl.l
Nettie. .was fnrgotic
ny whop mina was
the best . fl ,, urif
queen. AN ith this
into tity ward,obe.
with -iuffieieuu cloth
nary, purposes,;ll3ClU ,
He aiul Nettie but t
certa)rily worthy
at)d Certainly should'
olutiaa was wade wi
atter'the nonouncem
IMMI
j ` _ 'y;s;
coming, and' .betere tuitl i thours Iliad, gone
by' I ' was - irlifizirig; on .44-• way: o'tewti to
carry out that *eke..., I.ly ch iceStmor.,-,
selj,lif !ward't °be- 4buld . ..e::ofie ed 'at: the
stiittie, Of nay Stbveris. R : -:-, - .: . ~ --.• ' ,1
•., "I had absented tuysAlt mil the Plea of 1
a 'sudden .mentory, °f it Fns
,neglected;
and faithfulfy; proiuised i,Varrie anti. Nct; 1
tie that the•next;day shOltisee,the;down
at Hyatt's again,' to staxithe . °p i e mouth)
that I - blay Stevens, • the - 1 civenderful ; , • was '
about to pasts . withthenq . • . : •
'.Theraciting of brai4ll.lint day.to cre- i
ate 4'iratid'east'..mbie of AostntAe—,soittel
thing beyend all'eriticis4o that?bould at
tit° first 'glance strike theibeho der.;,-,with .
silent d i ti Old 'd! tetifbV
8 11l ra ou,--was ( i . ce
,
The 'labor of Writirig...l. l ar4dise; Lost; Was
nothing to It. 1. , j.?. . [1 '•
'- . ',ult. was early in 'the ;day
_wheMl.-ar.
i. •
river atr my eltvetains lnti fu rlsrx•hourS
, ~.
[ dressed and re-dressed [Compared: and i
,
; rejeeted:and selected; atit at the end of!
1 th4t T - had laid out those !`, portions of ;my
wearable goods in which II had decided
to l u t ske; my gist appearance before •:3.lity
Stevens:" .• ' • • ' ''' • '
-, • - •.q: . . I ; , •
" '''
' It •wauted still Several frours tUsunset.
. - l' ' ' b'
having got.safely, ihrougli the , great e -
jedt 4my visit, I thought would not
bel a , bad idea fur :me to'; tithed - the last
train and rete,rn . the' sawn eight to
IThatt's, instead of 'cruel:Ong over ,till
tia3rning:. NO sooner sa'Abithrtnidime. I
pa4ed. my habiliments and awaY4Went. - ;
•Wliizzing• and puffing over cm. uninter
esting .road is provocation of sleep. , ' So . ,
I found it when the shatirs - of evening
fell; -.for to true best of inyl rectillections,
I was in, the' very midst ; Of a Arcata, in
which May Stevens, attired in bush inns- i
lin I and . pale blue, appeared in'a 1 phrple I
cloud; and admiringly inqUired, who toy
tailor was ! ? Just as I was about t U l la ftirui :I
her; there catee • a crash, , ipild for aimed
meet I was not !Co-talk:V*ooldr ; it , was 1
thel cloud that had. ciple4d, or intyselfi
had torn some liortion of MI apparel that
'wad overstrained.•.X It requiied but Onto
. ment to awaken- muto the 'feet thritboth
Iprei,Sumpttons '' were ' wrong. l It ;Was ,our
.1 1 l . '-
train-2 :`26—that had ru wolf the track,
1; .•t l • ; .
sulash;ng :thin& -I; , ; encrally,il a tui 1 , spilling
the [contents of . sereral ba g- car S -along 1
the ;road, •to say -inutbing Utt frightening - I
half a hundred; passenger 1 into ; a lemidi-I
riot ; of - lunacy. • This was 4 pretty state'
of things, and to :make - Mutters worse; II
i waseight; pules , from my, destination ,
1
trio 1 g,h, as, it afterwards ,'appeared' not not - al
tit ile •froiri the neit riilage,'Wperell heard'
it chit va , • sed a tavern, suppdr, and beds
;
could be lad. . ; li.
J.'l. was dispoidd to make; Myself agree..
•
able; and accordingly rendt.' , reif all.--the' as
ststanoe in my power to Ou'irotectedi"fe
males; for which I got my rdward 'on itr'-
rivit:lg'at the haven cf reftigef-t he prom;
ised;:tavern—LbY being inforn/Cd that such
a thing as a bed for the ni,_ , llU:witS. ail int
possible idea, and `that withOmeitrienty;
wore Of the wale gender, I niust bet : cwt..'
tent I WO) chairs, while the; 1413 vide ap-!
propriated to the 'gebtler sex Slig htly.
1 -- 5 •
disgusted,- I swallowed my Aupp, - ..rr, anti
looked` out upon :the- night.' 'Ali ling. 'a
beatiful - Moonlight, and . verging to. ten
e'cloeli. By 'Jove, ',Would mhlk Ovir, to ,
Ilya t t'S. No' sootier ',Cala than dode..-- I ,
Giving iny 'carpet bag into An haudslef:
the landlord with the most emphatic
chargeS for its safety and ptteqtual deity erY at Ilyatt's nest morning rAit diiyi ex-,
pense, I set tUrtit. ;" Eight tuili-s is 4 tri
fle, and just as My watch`: - 4rkC :5 the
quarter' after midnight I went, itip th l ane
that led to the houSe..i. They wer e early
folks at the' farmearly tufted and early ,
up. ;I - walked 'around the l l ai,lise -t pig
each : ; door and every one tit* fast vd.
It was of no consequence- 11 111Y bed.roout
window looked- Cut. epos the roof ' l ' 6the
• ;
piazza ; I would rot disturb 'the lupin O by
Ibneeking ; a 'bit Cf eliMbingliould d she
business, and should the window be fitst.
cried ',II would 'tap 'end aw4ken Ile t rilee,
who : was toy, roommate end; bed f 4 iiIIV.
The thinwratt executed as soon as thp g ht
of, auto ;placing my --_hand On; the wit ow
whieli - yielded, iii 'an instant .1 tto in.
i i
1
my own room. , By ; the "tilohliglit t o : at'
Istreamed in, I saw that the ;bed wa The
cupted,' and 'by _the heavy
,lireathit 0 4 '1
i ni
knew. that Horace traS, in a heavy ftlit'.p.
I •
• I wouldnot, therefore,;;awaken; bhp,b ut
save, the story of my mishap I ,fertfte • 1-
lowig day. With this fesoNlon i lip.
ped quietly into bed, .and ikl trecii ipl
utes • was obliVious. What ought 4 ; 'lto
have d* , ati/ed that night ? ]suit 1; tall
not.anticipate. I lay floug hd witttrit s
as the sun peeped up above I th' -, diitia t
hill and scattered\ the grey min s• of tbe
morning. My bedfellotv was l . bleat) in g'
heavily ibut it was broad akoi l ,ibt,ll Ad
there was no rile. p for the; g",/1 dotd.ciiia
ed Horeceihou wake ',up a¢4--:Bear itlic
story ot t'lio.rail d'breakdOift(:l I iolrk.
ed quickly, and g ave the: Sleeper a's (1,
den shake. As - rapidly;' as My !own!! no
don milbedfellow, who had laid) with his
back, toward we, sprang ',to a sitting; "ct
sition. li ; " " - '-' ('. I 1 :'-
" Thereare • sueb strprisesiai 4re vial
out a terror, which acttially,;l . cpr)v4.ll l .
,of our speech, until the.",bratielb s !it
to act mid reason Such surpriss di
i
that. the train of my
that point at that
, but I knew direoily
saw, Carrie . with an
nd, gad conpleinglt
i knew that the hith
!iv Stevens was about
bad'-no need to
late infoi\tuation: was
•ens—theincompar-
Ispent). a worth at
I .ete to espect . ltet at
as the letter read,.
own for. a week to
seas an age, a.cen-
,la ,flutter of excite
atitiin., passion, of
anon for Guile and
to -] -
en instant, and
•orbed in tnakin
i..t. t e ,
.... hefere this new
de'a. f be nn to look
11 , had ee ta s to down
sto answer it ordi
ing, of eours, Car :
e inew tiodtiesS\sra.9
new rig on toy pe t,
hate it. This fe.-
!nu fifteen tniuuteb ,
al of her intended •
:---.'!__ '' 1. I•- ' - - - , - 'ir. -- 1 - ',' ~ --,- '- - it „ 1 , ~,.
,f• , ': - : 1 ' ~ ''. '-';‘, - 1 n
•','....., i :,: • r - ',_. ' t -i r_ 'l . i'd '
-.,,,, giiiiii. -. .- -,--..-.. - ...,-,; •,., 1: „ - r . -___ rr: -__.' '-,- - , `: - ..,":-.: f , r - :- -* '''...x . . - 4 -.. 11 - t.'":,..r.r , -. 4 . rt_.,i?_?.?
4 2
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i
L
1 . ..
ItoVaiiiu. tilei.a
9 .•-•
.....--
,
yre y4t05.-
'lB6i
~ „ ,
gencr,n , e' screants arid' faißs. They are ;
exitief •cd - by' openedtuotilli - tied', siic-nt-1
wutido 4 I TI•iS - Was the cUse_witih n tuyselfl
and: L4fellow, : as . we , sat: upright ,and'
stire'ill'i
. Lniglit hy my .- side, withher - fficel
1 witlitiOtYalfeet of Iny otiu, Atka young
1 Weta 4,1 ; net more lbalf.sevotteeh, with
k,reatilark' hitiel eyes, and sueli great
masses of} broWnicurls, tucked ati,:ay iintlct . l
I I
t hti,neat est. li t tle 'light cap 'Mae ever was I
She hod gathered the beil clothei - ; . withal
spast+adic jerk; 'up about her throat, and
with "ill*. most' rigid, astotiished- look, as
ilieuh 1 dtiehting; She was slcepitiz- Or .
Wakittgsl i gazed steadily in niy-yos. ! , Mem,
'dry s4r-vps a Maui but little,, iu such eases,,
but if ply; Meinoryi serves, tii e right; It was
.1.,v6;11l) first spoke., 'l;bluti.e.d out.' With -:
" rimi , :came ylim liere'r,l.' ' ;': 1
';- ' ", tfheifi ,, ure
,t:treil'..s - til in , speechless
astontshutent, but in a meuient, astLough
await : 694li from its st it pefact ion, 'spoke ; l
, - " Aielyou charles Morgan ?i' ;..
" YesL
. „
" - W4I-,i then, ;Mr.. Morgan," said - the,
fiffire-,,bi ;this time calm, and with quite
as thlichi dignity: as though in the2draw
ingitcletti, '," I nut IVUY Stevens, Sitd I wAsi
put'iii this room !;tlV:r an. unexpected ar
rival.; •; geraceliad gone overto a neigh
box's- 6 ., ;fi.-ii• tuilcs: off, before I got here.
and' Was 'uot to. return till iu day. , That
, , . 1
' :i 8 1)9 is , I.inias .
: put' in this room." I '
,', Stiliere, I was s ,sittitif., , xis a vis , Ao this
MaYSteienS - , - that mythical lady, fur the
'firati tatieting With whore Iliad hitt:tidal
get; 1
I to ',up ; surli a Siiperlatice toil 4. , A
niee style of introduction and a bleu style
of toilet! I And Ishe---she i' by thiS time
l iras '. a s cojl as , the 31st of PeceMber,:anir
Sat lueking me right in the eyes as I made
:ionic tiamblittir'eiplotiationl of tny;beieg
.1 1. ,- , ; ,"
to tha r extraordinary ,poi•ition. - It; wait a:
Mine expliitiatii66,. wouderftilly mined up
With irreralcint matter, and stauituercd
and stiittered - through in a way that Should
have
,disgustcid any sensible', persona AShe
seen:echo! beseriouslyl,poneerieg, during
the reeitall,;and at its' elid, luokirg'at me
as thetigh i-bins the mest simple que,stion
iit the iiYmild, -said , :
'
1" 'l'llatis to be done ?" , , •
' "Letinki jump out, the windeW, as I
came iii;" aid liu a sickly tone c'r ;voice, ,
t
fiiillietho Ott cattle toque that to aellieve
this Mid, II must'make, seine' desperate
disrl id ay; myself in - a style of eGstitute
1
which I. eprecated. She • relietcd'ute
instant ly with : .
"ii,",:that. will riot do, there are People
Movim) ablut and you will be seea.'
" It 'W, as now my turn to stammer out :
" What is to be dune ?'• Fur I iaw
that OP rlitlle hazel eyed girl was ,saperi.
>or, to : uic;in Presence of mind acd'ettergy
Of action.. She- - did nut wait lOng to au
wer. my
. .
que i
st ion. - :
.
` 4. You' must lip still' herwhile II get
up . 'Wheul hUvelleft the:rot:lM YOU can
rise, deess nil P.o away at die first opaor
tunity',l' :w•S her:response delivered in a
(itiiie, 4 11:Iii Os like umnner.- : ' ]--
:":Atid!so I did..' Under May Stevens'
coturna4ds !buried- my intruding !head
under, OM t)rd clothes, and kept litHvell
coverPtl alli.l heard the reticatinP, t'uot - =
steps'b4 iliCl it S i tairs,: which Was but a few
moments,: th 'uglkit . sceined en age;ithen
with a desprate bound I sprungifrbi; the
bed, and-turtied the key on the departed
One. Eft wit time quickest dressingliever
niade,m`wrOvill venture- to
,say that no: ; •
man ever sneaked out of his Own.lapart
• !
inentsiwore 4calthily than I.
] That mortiltig We Diet. .)Illy Stevens
tited 1,-at the breakfast 'table—l in. the
Character of Ole neWly arrived thst !morn
ia—and were furnially introduced, dur
ing, the icereitiony Of which we astonished
every nile.prf l Oent, and planted a ;thotirt
of wondhr in itides des of .Nettie'and Car
rie, by bursling :-.im9anebindy into a
hearty inug,ll l which, we
of
fail Ito re
peat when thC memoryof lir first !meet
ing cotes llin , : . ' ! i
i r" A. 1,4 nowl, Cousin Jane, , u base t.&)
whole.4tery of 1 1 ,04'' I first wet my ivife."'
! . ~
ISFAN'FS AND 1 Attt.—Parlian*nthry
- 1
• returns saow dint !of twenty eight! bun
' dred infdnts Olnually sent to various hos
pitals to be taken cure "of, twenrpfuur out
uf' c ,t4g,,enty-ve. died - before, they i werti
. .
U yade:vidr: , - --, ArlaW was iintnediatelY
• ,
1 passed that they 0001 be sent to !tlic
country;they fter, ; when it .:was foimd '
that only nine out pf twenty five died the
first yea 6 1114 ts, instead' of 1 wenty'-six
hundred and "i
! and ;ninety dying, there 1
-1 ! - !
were only four! hundred and filly, a dif-i
I ference 'Of tw4uty-titd hundred and fur-1
ty.!! l! 1 1 , .! --:. . : - . :. 1
- This simple , unvarnished statement Of;
, - • !
an it,dispntablif fact i -ought t4 . 'o, , ipress th!eii
mind of every iparent 'ileeplf,' with - the
ituportanoe and. the ' , duty. uf usingall
practical! Means. for !securing to children'
thel l itabitual breathing of the purest: ;Oil
posr,,ibie ; lbeiug careful t 3 avoid a, ratliemli
in is'pliiin•O'ns • andMUSt prevalent. ort'or,!
that, waren aiflis neeessuriiy bnpure:L-411
Warmth as essential to infantile health'; ;
its pure
.air. bow best to secure - 110th'i
should be lour 4‘nstatit studi.. There are i
inote:dedths :Under hi:,e sers - of tide, 'in;
Netv;kork,‘-thatii 'there! are front'- five .to 1
sixty. ; cars cling -to 1111,e things—a!
I ,
. . I . - ,
oling
11 !MI
•,:?
4 'a.l •
r• ; .
FOUR
ME
Pairg.4l.2s FE
5
Ofiriure air, °fruit
'ope. _food. in• these
and i ~orerwholui
use 4 for the fearful
! Let.' everi
•
unity"; 'hovel or 3
ese 'things.
To late' OhildiesP, aft
co lil* red with dear
e ofj the nost,tetriblelof all `calatnitig
tltelh'eart; yet in countless tuultitud
cases' the butrerere aro' the authors:of
ir oin CrtishinisOrreirs, - -by reason of
it l itrojifirdonable ignorance -Or nior-)
_ T
r crinOnaU 'neglect. ' gull's Journal!
----L--4--.....-..._...., .
...NE.4:),TE 43P ill 4 -_SbltttENDEtt OF
aNOLLia'....=--= The tollorvirtr , " fact' was
entijecgiVen fry zi lady of Ptitiladelphtati,
randidaughter of ail' Peftra., ieis..i
iefilri reliable": ;I'. ,
•Ddring . GeneralWas lington,'s South,-
..car6itipt, and "w,hil Itiehard.Pcterit t
~,e
bse4tiently Judge - cf i e r District - CoOrt ;
he Ultited States) wa : Secretary of the ,
, rd'bf AVar,-he m.et,. at an evening_en- i '
ainntit, tobert .11ter,rhr. who oh.seriti,-
the ghanny expression Of counteran'po .:
his 'ramp' demeatior,
r ane urged hryi
ri
ocetil bis -anxieties, lest the Cause' to
ich - all were - ec ro
tuch Interested should
nju ed' by, such an aPnearance of des
rlden •Y ' .- ' • r ; • I
1..
i l •Mr, Peters„ replied, 'ithat he 'was pit
it ein'harrassniert, haririg received au '
tr, f j rbtu the conturand4rin•chief fi;t•
ni t 10, aud , baring eilih isteil all avap.
su i Pplies,,even to the lead pipes . trout
. crk the dwelling houses, he was u,l
.
to lintel the demand.' I • , •
' CliCer ,up ! cheer 'up !I' replied Mr.
rls,i 4 ,1.' have just beard' of one 4f uty
IS being below—ber ballast ie lead.
11 n'it:e j•ou an order, fOr. it.' , They
lelltlie rally, antl be!fore morning
ulleis were casting which aided* ru
vpiiihing the rdef,4atrof, CornWailis.' '
1 ,.
'h 'news of 'this sul•re l er reachnded
! . , ~
delplaa betwecu-one ard• two la clock
it( '-, The watchmen in those dais
in! the habit of caning, the bout.. '
I wre.all Germans', and the welktu
udird with : •.0 ” Bast !two ri•glock, ~
COrnwallis ish taken !!' Wirldow
titToWn
,up by ladies in night cap's
'ehl the souod, and forthwith every
win': filuntinatal!".' 1- ~. 1
; r
grc
fiord
kaal
I abl
I sou '
aLI
Alp
wi
butt
:taco
Phil
at. D
were'
The 1
reso
were
to ea
EN
lA9i.libAYs.—Have you( ever - known
io l t, mere black ? nave lon ever
(bus in which trerything . went
g. 4s4liou&li some invisible hand
B
days I
know
Wl'On!
tu . rne: Y, , e . tir :, =whole life , topsylttrey ?Did
every slia:rn iristrument %tin • , handled ~..;.
ptere or cut you of tts,own . accord ? pal, i
so undiscoverable individual threw ;
your,
and
arranged work tutu confu
sion,, and nbstract the book. th which yai i
were deeply interested ?' DO the' cur-. i.
rent'Vl your thoughts,;; which i usually i '
flowed.with pleasant freedom, suddenly
becom stagnant ? Phi the person purr .:
m'O a
least tto see 'force ctusteit into,' -
,;
your p'reselipe, and those
. yott _ eyed InsiA'
remain alls::.At ? , Did you: laber white:tote
than wonted -zeal, yet accotnpliA - ..noth-
in g ? ..5'.,tui1l unbalanced lays what' ii&
seems all a game of cross- purposes;; Wilt . r ;
come to most of uS; and hatt is-this-Un
holy 5i,411 to' be broken ?-• Very often
the prisenee.4 some heing ':gifted =with
a strou c ,o,iperYlgart, genial tempers!, efit,,, •'
and sy4athetic,natuti.e, will chase all the
shadows,l' restore serenity-to the rufilt:sti
temper and evoke order out of confusion
even as the voice, flea look of one single
angel can si;ut to flight a , legion' of evil
spirits. 1 . !: ' ~. i
1, - .
„ 1 , „,
. A. Is •.,kPlatr., Rtin J.
N lituriotiat;a4.-
t:NED. 7 I I -Tli blonkade• etilie MississittO
illit er t, prOduclUi.its entiaral . effect” in' .
1
arousing. it Litter feeling. throughout,•thei",
northwet4..',l7.4easures of retaliation "b zgire
,to be thilteil of: ' The ;.CirteinMati Ga:
I zette go ' 's ' fir a torenninitiend the'de.;
1 es ; .o„, , s
Istruetion Uf ,- theinnbacklueet.';ue the:tile :
1 er. ? - . • -,,,-.---
l' Bking down the' enibankinentie.,
we can overflow all the
,ctiuntiy or
the lowel i riitlississippi and drown eat' thi'
towns and Oieutations."/ . ----:- . -
The tetirthle effect of erettaisesert.'-; the'
i
southern; iplantations iti fanner yearri,are .
, 1, .
!nut 3 etiMg(itten, and this threat -from'
the We t; bears a 'peculiar significance.-
We may inok. for rions• develoinuehtn*
.1
fin, tits ii l rflire of t itier, .but it - is to'
be - hoppd that extrernn measures ouch:her e '
1 :412: will be 4roided. • .-- " .1 • •
. 4 • •
S .;
THE 1 11 6saciactor says of uSOra: Eilagorl'
- ,
and prohi itiOu :. , •
; t'
' "Ther lis hothipg uncong enial in the'
two principles but^:they are .in t ended as
auxiliary to each other- -
_One savins - the'
tem Pied' pi e ;o: her I.p r uni;iiing the te10px..., -
er•--otie aqitating.
,aull•' contenciiiig;:tOrii%-
great, priCi r eiples Op Other tuaititainitig
and seeuring the truth% :contended.
for. NV ii,„rev..er the principles chair' .re.;'
form shall] 'achieve a perfect Nietory';'
theie wit we find wrapred§ la e10 . ,6*
embrace, the i,useperable Ni - ea ftn ri of Klieg'
cess—tuo i ~ttasion end Jest!i eafOreee :
went." ‘ ' .
MEE
EZEI
ENE
IMMM
. ; ,'
~" '=~.
ME
LIEN
MEW
Eng
Mil
:ANNUIlt:<:a
iile winintii, ante
three_; wants, ar.54
ng majority t.•
I lWira
.tatement a
- -
arent 'ejty'or
er hartrg •bce ef t
children inuitt.bej_
„
7.
II
EMI
ESE
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11111
Min
=2 iiol