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i • I • • IorUst S. MANN, °
14.TTORNEY A..,ND COUNSELLOR AT LA ,
Coudersport,, Pa., will attend the sere 41
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Courts in Potter and APlCean Counties. k 1
businc9s entrusted in his care will ,rece
prompt attention. Office corner of. AV . 4 s
• and Third !streets. • 1011,
F. W. KNOX,
ATTORNEY, AT L.A.W. Coudersport,
• regularly Attend the 'Courts is Potter iii
the Adjoining Counties. 11,
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ARTHUR G. 0131StEDJ
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& COUNS,ELLOR AT
,LA,F,
(fond e rspori, Pa., Will attend' to all basin4s
enfritsted to his care, With promptnes aild
54 ity. Office on Soth-west corner of Main
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and Fourth streets. . 12;..1
• _ 1 ' ':::'.lgAAO_•: - BENSON.
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'':ATTORNEY AT LAW-i.:Oisudersport, Pa.,. y i :111
:...', l 4l.ti.eild,in all linainss- - eiltrusted 16 him,lv; h
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ITtODiaPiIk:SICIAN, Coudersl
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respectfully infarms.the.citizeus of tile -
'`Jaye and
,vicinity that 14e will promply rC
ipotid to all calls for professional =services.
Office on Main st.,in building formerly o&
cupied by C. W. llis, Esq. • 0;122
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Groceries, .te., Main st., Cutrdersport„.l 3 6..
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:...;WAILE, Main st., nearly opposite the Cot
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-;4lb4rt. notice. *. 10:111
•- •00UpERSPORT TIOTEL, .
11 , GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner.
Main and - Second Streets, ConclersPort, Pol.-
- ter Co.', Pa. , -' 9;44
ALL trousg
EAVUEt M. `)FILLS, Proprietor, Cole.slm g
seren•miles north of :Con
` Al.roy - Mrt nu tile wPilswillc , Road 0i4.:
CHARLES - MANNING,
BIiACKSMITH, - fourth street , between Man
and. West Strentg, Coutiiisport, lin„, is Pr"-
iared,to do all kinds of work in. his ,rne,
.s..en the most reasonable terms.'t Pro. uce
taken in payment. ,t - .12:39
EZRA STARKVVEATIIER.
BLAPESIITTIL would inform his foriner, u•-
*Ater's' and the-public. generally thut he ' h
s
• Iretistablished it 'shim in the building fo M.
aril. occupied by •Benj. Rennels in Coud r i l r --
port, . where'll° will he pleased to do 11
- kinds_of Blaeusmithing on the most rea on
- Able Aenns. Lumber, Shingles, and all
• kinds , of Produce taken in eichange qtei
- lOVOili._. . • 12:34.:4 I
Z. THOMPSON,
CARRIAG k WAGON - , MAICEII and pt.
AlRR,'Condersport; Potter Co., Pa., k r es
tLis method
,of informing the pubf--
lie in genera . ) that he is prepared
: to do all Work in, his line with prompt 'ells,
in weAklnan-lihe manner, and upon the
aencinintodating . terms. Paymen fcir
~:irtepairing invariably required on deliv •of
the work.. tE9:..AiI kinds of PROqiCK
"Ikea on acconntof work I '*-4 5'
L. BIRD,
I .arn.prepared to do jobs: of-Surveying in
_,trlysses, , EfeetOr and Pike Touuislii,s,li and
savwliere within 8 or 10 miles Of ray libme,
'arid can tindionbtedly give satilfaction,tilav -
• Inc had over 6 years experience.` • - i
' L. BIRD
2Kalisad.-(Cdshingrille), Potter co. ';')a i l
(ref. 24; Tot, rtr. - -?-
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treason.
war. 1
treason
.or the Ppiter Journal.`
IVO Stili r l4EXPEß.,,,t" ,: ~
ifofkiwinglincti„ are from a - I,,Qualteress
ant'part , 4 . the State., Shecyjdenly
'lint the .b est uuy to get ',peace, out of
is, through fineness and , if, necessary
ye ere with ber—nocomrromise with'
In tiinis.—Eii.l ' " i
' tlen i for the Unidn how can you stand gazing,
On Anderoti's, peril; nor stretch forth a hand;
The enemies' fires around'him - are'bluziug, •
IS tlire none to. liis..rescue, - tio Chief iii coin
mend ?
Oh,l i loved country, -..
r say '
what shall restore
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•j , thee; . ~, •, - , ..-
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To , ,peace: and tranquility ever. again,
The maddest confusion; isrife now before Gme,,
Prodtkeed by, the ung,overned passiuns of men.
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The godess of lib rtg bpws her head weeping.,
llumt ttity mourn o''f.r, the deeds being done;
Near, and More n a.r, ire the combatants meet
ing,
Alas for the day
Stai'nnot your I.u.
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-,I It pro, es nnarail
0: And widens: the
1 ,brother,
o Rendering the ca
God grant f
stee
Our to pest
crew,
His strong
learri
fei,y • !rel..,
'Fe i '
In 'view of?
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from!
outitr i
' Coming up
I I 'dere
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Jan. i >ti
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to the t raWiag i
I was. a jeer,)
daughter if th
a number. t old
ant.lds uNlal
Arometi i- -
_My ittte fr . ,
was a lai .-!
cal
to ottle fr etid
c*er,jcve !but 1
we could 4ee a
After• l it short 1,
tiutt bdganj to a
supposed ;j thoi
intiulry iota to
lest . .lsliould 1,,,
then- held 1,
ott, P
!-AV Ii the qi'
shauldreturn, 1
together Wiiiii
heard o4_ iii n.t, I attribute •to a few
,words ineilden ally • tfroppedin.couversa=
tioif a slioilt tit le•:-ilipei "'Winne!' are' tie
judge- of tlael,t other's' • beauty," 1 heard
a gentleman 's • ye.Starday.
ft was t, i V ry 'saute thought that had
been in my! id id on' that evening after', I
had been te r rte lin the roam fora couple
of hours, al, I ad - heard ' the • comments
passed by to aclies;Of : the party: upon
each ctber aild theeery remark which
I would ltd. -e +tide to` ny little tompaw
ion;had I- uttersteon, what I felt or known
in. what w rdslta.eencli the feelings that
another might tilinpreheud' it too.
• Sirce then he sante thought, though
Ithitik 1 never gava it •exii , esitioL, has
beeti . in my Lund,; I,":Wptuan are no
judges of each! other'S beauty." • Every'
tithe I bear.onle wo.nair criticise the per
sonal appesranee'of annther,l am more
convinced - 1 ha - btlfere lof the truth Of the
remark .1 have githiethl; .. ' .• . - :'• '
.
„Mrs. Ealrre. ee Fitzgibbon speaks to
we in terms o the most rapturous adinir-,
ation of her lend; _Miss Ella Clarene9.
The sweetness of dispOSition; the charms
of mind' ilie eleoatic '' the wit, the bril
liance—all' 1. ' . r t- . c the
ringappertan and 'belonging
to that. oliarming %person are almost in
credible: ",But la! in'y dear,” :continues
Mrs. •Fitz,L she isti7t handsome,: you
.know; and ItlMCis her :weak point--Lthat
and, her age, You _ wtinldri . t.t.hitik' it bat
dear Ella IS well on to; 'tarry, and there
are peopl, who, knew hera long . time
ago; ,who . .eciare that!, for Some - iyears it
ha4eeu tin the si - aulY side that berelaiins
even to that rage were to be' f0und.. 1 ..130P
Idp 't beikve it ! .People are so unnat
ural ;;SII oan't. be Mare thaw thirty-_;-
pert ps-th rty,;,,atie,-.qtisSibi
. _•thirtptwo.
But then . aft to ,beauty I Oh ! Bless
you innor little. iheartl 1 could tel
you owe' - lieei things abbot . sVottien.`ivhe
thin theupieWes . beautiful, and ciemetna i
Irk' ,-- Heaven and thenrselves beat know
bow and. perhaps -I, know too, slightly--L
to p ss for. beentiea. ! \V hem Ella was, ten
or t "elve years yminger than - , to -day.. she .
is, 1 -is ,no harm to . say-that her, claims to
betnity wefe rather: morastiiking thanlat '
prcol , t4.ll y are., Shemay perhaps hsve
beei nite a•pfettrgire v - - .:-' l-- - 1
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ztlotza to fife tiiiieii)l43 of 'lmie,
POETRY.
•ben the victory is won=
nds 'with the bluod of each
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lag tl. 'wrong to redress • .1 • •
chasm 'twill :thee and thy
tse of contention no Jess
Ica" may, be rise in his
ur ‘ 4
ng,
1 -tossed "Ship" with its turbulent
rmonr-bearers no taunting foe
I/ passed by bold tnen and true.
e our earnest petitions a9cended;
hellion-and-treasons' foul aim;
, uding brducbes , that have to-be
' 1 •
r N tion is! wnshed.the foul stain.
& tue patriots Will •lot surrender
raitors, liut'forma bold line,
lfrom the North and the South to
14 her;
1 - 11• 4 ' upward
hand upw•ard 3 ' through
MEI
1 1861
EliN
From dhe New fork Leader
About woniptit.
haring been amugglectin
i roonf of a lady, (Mee,
yotteg child, by a pet
Imuie: In tiie room were
put, fasltion ybly drest 7 ed,
to thenfwept- 7 -beautiful
ad whispered tneibat it
-
oiree Oren by her mother
!, and 'drawing me inte . a .
seat id out:r , elves where
rd. hear all tliat Went
pse.of time, the male pot.-
rive from :anothor room, I
•gli I'da'red not make any
le loud, enough to be heard
6thl3 euvlable pusitiuti I'
'1 .
I l m'ery'ef that little erisede
i o me th*, after many veers
all that, I and
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Mrs. Fitz burs& lioterect- Bowe
bettteen..thirty-five and forty,;: Wd
eatp petty. colors; b,hort eurly
ed girlishly, hod aete;l,the youth:l!
!Von 'with - wore "er 1160 . _
,O.s l2 pee,
eeid . speakino' . of
er.
, When she had, for that momem
chided ber.observationa,.Mrs.•Fitii: l
slightly, toyed With the strings',4
kat, and glancinn• into the looki4
oripoisite, .smiled . pointedly , add"'
wondered if it wasn'•t,' . 'time'. Tor.%
bring her visit ,to aloae. - .lloweSi
fore decidingafirtuat ve,ly, nponthii
inentous question eh .. thoitglit ;she i
afford Me a litileitnit einept.by justl
1Y running 'oer - tie chief dek
prii.cticed •by . Miss 'Ella' Clareno
e
Make Art; well' ;fill d on,- pass fib lure. . • ' . I
VIM I.'awai:e - that arling Ella rot
Oh', dear! Why.'dii I look so iji,
loa's ? Did I.tl.inic she Would assn:
untruth ? No! . Then why look..! as•
_tot bed ? Though, to bstire; to those
uninitiated in the myat 'ries .of ii • 'la's
toilet it, was no great won er that .I sten
ishtuent should be shown : nlearnin *that
thd delicate rose. pink thet ,
lay - sq i; oftly
upon her Smooth. fair!efideli, and )chicli
an,ipexperieuced eye Wuti)d
,have eielar
ed natural, fur it aanost Seemed to 'fade
and 'flush as naturekon i ly . - eiultl;-;- i was
goings!:- EU' she litie,W--:she Was 1; Ella's
took; intimate friend;;' vr; s admit'ted'to
'heri. rodni 'at al! hours' of t, e:liiiilit 4 , daY;
had - seetnler apply costuoics.---hati even i
seen her prepare, the i%mge,,forit.. Was,lao
ordtriary substitute for tr y e roses;': at: a
I Prfintratioo 'so exelitsit - that tie did
Man st pinctieed 'eye' c - aid' etect the, aril.
ice, nor would_ even 31; .. Fitz Herselfr i
I.have dii!eovered it, b 1 t
fd i thenonfidenee
dea..• Ella .reposed in; her—she tx)isted
hercatirely
_and cooc.ialed nothing!' rfrom
lik . 1 ' ' . i'l
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At this pointmy. v sitor paused'
meta to.tiWw the full sjgoiticancele
last statement to siuklintokuly miud;
tlieti.werit on to observe that it weal
Elia had beautiful, lairltif her mil
lemit she suplio - sed - sotL-hut .why, if,
Was t lie.ease, . why would isle perSi
~wearing false braids aut plabie il
1 hair cl ne,cAp in the P i ton i twist at •
I. Did I think. Ella's, ey s . partic i
li i
beauti ul? . I must, pardon,the
_clue
but sh i r t: rather valued toy, opiiiiinj,
upon this particular point. She Was•jt
maim a to know if our opinions ciiii
ed.. id I teallYthitik Ella's nyesil
it)
tiful ? s ' iuD T ., o
t b:, e,y sti ha re d , l a th ewyou
wondrous
b t i f,, ;
they % pre capable rof l a great varlet:
r. ' -
iitehing.people ; they seetnet
„even men ; but if Dhad ever
aiuinethem. cluselYt must have
ceived, that they were ,of nu decided c
ti
it was impossible to class them "undel
`head of grey, blue. bruwo or h. zel- 1 -- 1 „
i -
were such queer eyes.' Did 'I think'
nonde.cript eycs'pretty.? ' Could ''
sider ' queee' a complimentary tel
apply town eye—did I; ii short,-
Ella's 'ves'beautilnl? '-• ''' ' . ' 1 1
Oh, i did ! Ali !very well. Bhp! was
delight ed she was Charined to agree' with
' meoit d-..tu know that I agrelid.w4 'her.
She to), thought them lierstiful; but
.there were people in.. the• l wOrld I nure
wanting in good taste why would i!
disputed with us both. Then fond;
dories of questions as to tlt! tneri
Aiiss Clareuee'w nose. Didn't 1 th ,
a litthi, just the least degree in the i
!retrouSse, Mrs. Fitz said, because'.
' .
horrid; blionsh word, once ' applied
nose, - itiiue r d it forever, ruined the 1
I , ruined the . woman, and utterly and
ler ruined her reputation'as a beauty :
'ever . il'wlt-kss- she mightbe in ad li
be',
in
fur would not the public!
away in,' disenst even from. Vu mina ! )
Vana3 if mid that its nose was a psi
And Yet., if 1 could only credit it ;
were pbuple who- had nut scrupled'
sert:that Ella Claremie's nose masa'
But that was wanderitig away
the - ori.rinal 'question., - Diod i t I
that,Eira's nose ..wa.s , "Slightly,--e%
Sli„,i - 4,tly, retrousse ? ••• ; . l ,,
.Yes.`' I did: think Ella's nose wag'{' ev
er so slightly retrousse;. • 'lint that ip ‘ mY
opinion- did not de froth
,the beauty
ofher,Piee, - on' t! - .e . entit - rury; I thcicglit
that - a
tioSo of that type on such a faceas
uature had bleSsed Miss Clarence With;
gave to it': a certain piquancy of expres
sion; Without which it had been 'altuost
too'.perfeet. - - - ' , - -
..
-Ting delighted was - Airs: Fitz that bere
again our opinions ei?ineided; - butisrini,
had•l said about a
i countenance I ahnOst
too perfect? Was it possible, tbatil th4Y.'
Ella handsoMe? ' .. '
Beautiful !. - ' • , ,
teonsitlered Ella beautiful! . ' 'goy;
Strange! Well, she was_ more enraptated
and, enchatitd toliear . .ine say so than
she could' readily express. H'ow pleaSed
darling Ella Would le l - Poor Ella ! Eve ,
ry one knew She Was ehartningand sWeet,
every one' knew that 'she
. 'esteeitted her
's'elf 'beautiful ; but. tolearn that - 'another
and more disinterested', person 'waggly
er...nnded that opiniowl-- . ilil'ilt.alw4Hin
ex press
in be
attract)
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Was it pettsike that'ad mired the pont
ing iftouthr Men, [I, astonished 'h
little! She I 14 thought my wife ivory
censonant Wit! her' titirn,. but perhap s '
was,fight:. • ' .[
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Of course' gited with her;thoughl,,i
i
thiukfug. Oat.la'a lips. were ,toe re j[ 4,,
thai. 1 however, was heft own , fault ftill
r l .
Used 'too unfelt carmine lin ceforiug.. ..
,`••
I; didn't this k thei lips in lquestteifitO
red ?I ' How at' ne I -lIOW eFtraordinarY !
Well; there wa fio;peco,u.ntil*, for LIMO' '•-•
I surely enotig't,liter teeth too white ; lan
too perfectly!re Oar ? 1, Why: every "; nit
knewthat real 'teeth were nut regular a.,
pearls upon is stringy; [ hike- l lilla's Ish olf
course. people ttought theM false.; and-in
strict! confidence she would tell. Inc 'trust
ing to :try ..discrotion that it shoul&naver
go .a rep farth4r--ibeY,iwere falsel‘l ' 1
Aftd wouia stiff p lr.4j.st, [in .declaki-ue:
that I thought ilEila 11, ndsoine '1 Weil l
wellll it was ,very funtip : But perhais
was 'right;: perhaps Fdle,[walltandsotnes---
bcautVul
~!lout then she :need, unfretuirld
me again---oli ii 3 Or eoutTe not—there *as
[
no, danger of
.„ tity „ ,forge 4 t ing-that l Ella
talfdly approachitigl - forty, ' that 1 her
completion Was'entirlyl a, :make ',141 a
compound of ;r4 ge, pofder laud &Haiti ,
lgredierrislltnewn to Ei 1 bet.lhe, as
1 of Whicb, havinlr , no needl
of' them, b4isel 31,
Mrs'. Fitz was irot aervai, ted with ; 'hat
she wore falsi braids aiulla false roll,latid
I need' net be tbolish 'enOugh to bizlieve
that, they' were all madeltf' her owd buiti
and 'worn furl conventence; OtatidOpit i
all I might uge agait4t-It, bey nose ;was
la decided pug;,l that green. was the enl3i
name that could with any degree'd eel
curacy be applied Ito .the 1 color of'? her
eyesit, that he'r lips.. were I thick, tbatlishe
used cat:mit:mite color title i ti land thitilier
teeth,' beautitulas they , zr
Ie kthf, were
And, having thus concludedi the cateeorj
of deaeptionps l ed by 3 ii'i Ella Clatlettee, [
,
Mrs:Laws:onto ritzgib 4 , departed; leav4
Isar fine to b011;e 1 tWO illq,'t 0131 1 I
v. FiAt.:—INIII3f, if .1:1f.141 hair were false]
1
i' correspoudt i d ito exactly `with her owit--1
I,while her bat bel l .' had once lin:11v nrceence?
~ r •,1 , ['' -.1- , '
',spoked of haring Made{ that : T ame go e
1 colored roll, Ind thoe! same sun fi, red 1
'braids from I air that lie hiteself severed I
.from that lad' 's super li lbeticl:—WitY,ltl
1 her complexi n and the hue I of her ilipel
were made u by art., they bore the 'tell
of water 'pie tifully. r applied li—Whji, i
1
her teeth wer false, she always slept. kith
thin:lllin, and 'used [her teeth -brush tu,a
nianneivig,or u enough tc have displaced
the setting ot any defer. t that ever lived 41
1 --Why,y h f• eyes were green, wbitrenl,l
t
envied then], en raved I tlem,andrptetel
wrote sonnet to thenil; ,and 1 why if 'she
was fast app ae,lung. ferty, the statisiiesl,
of lici native c ity should prove beyond al
1
doubt that, SI 1 Was exactly twenty-4ree'l
-' Seeonrcl: i 'Vhy is it that i women are; nej
judges of:eac :,Other*e beauty '- _ }'. ,t,
,',l'hirdly:--tCau it ! be that EnvY,- mull
I
Jealousy hat ; audit tO[lde, with it ?I 1 4
Of course root the ,e l ntire sex' comes
the iniligtian r&-porrse4.-No !1- . l - i 1
1 l I ( ''i LIZZIE . CAM PBEill : I 1
J; I , t lii•:,l
,' eon
wiled
f her
OE
t tied
lek to
eti be
'
t am
would
light-
WM
NE
ged ?
redu-
NIMM
ME
f her
stud
true
that
Nt ID
ill of
I le y
L tu',
and
little
neid
e it-
y of
tosser
!t' to
ex-
per-
e'er,
the
they
the
eon
to
,think
,ave
il,ed a
t 6 of
tik it
rorld,
le
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'. • n o 1 M
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Artens r Nirarc! n " FOrt
I
EsCr4 inan ofiluteledlii . , lias Ids F-414. '
, Datiier We trs Fort 'was to speelther ,
'fy in ;the, liltu ' of Klorigri.,s & tua - .e
Dicksliunatic.l. - L\\ H I' i '
e . W
t.y
@. £& ri3ta .;::4/ I sd plaYp bu't I ;liti
de -11'a.biti synth a pint of old Si
'der as a sie tferiiapltic tporter( . iod
he ? ' ile ? 11 , bet 2 dollar he woode:nC
' Old' ebri , l'ushinfttob's Fort 'Was! to
, ~ 4, i t: 1
not lies ally , u lic routuof tbe• present
day se'se üble dill to any Ilarrivn,' exteilt !
»&¥Asan'Unoilge's.ekui be funlid?
L a..1k,.1'&, &AIR 4iisivoi_no l , whei l es, °rail
wliarcs els:e. ' \ = 11 ' ' '
, ' • ::: I.
Oid.nian ii. l ,en' Fiart Ns-a to make
Saisyperrill r l' -'•Goy to. the' tSol Id I ini-:
utlierli¥&/I7 (Clotablitua\p:oiui i'dyrj
. ,
ace:
how.
a tiler
turn
ler's
I c here
,i.) as-
Vog
1 row
thank
• so
ssn's advertth ant.)4,
Cyriis Fi 1' 's; Fort' is to iti
lav l?,- .t a..;
shone telleifir f wrier tb(3 bouti 7 Oin bill*
t ,
of 1 h i e Obliiiit • . heir .L4 - it, 13#:;-, t; ~ 1 -, j
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My !Fort - is: 1.11
rites . ehoie4 fat
nuospap, 1.4'. i -II
wit!: we.
Ete;,-qte: i eta.,
hadetinet 'extent:
i
Twice I';y1;
l i me was Wlie ' I whlehi thy iv 'Sn
l
dashuS cusp ORI 1 0
1 .)
crawled thr Cl:
out or,'• I slin I a!
Wade in ' • kd
I went forth ii
MIMI
on the head 1&"' k
into' acow tu,
tack k. ftuni ire
aroia and
tueuts I koilkl,td
Ile cow ru•eitlie 1
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FEBRUARY
t, ,the,kncigled4a;pe,
ofri' or ' , Stri:LawrOij
hi , Aentatton's Of •Ithe'-!ii3O
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idn't t ttirik Ella's knout
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decct deb.lloll
it'deFl"the' r eif i
b'it.igibbot 'in!
Ilejleietkej i.,
Bile, tb u; i
might be irie
Nol.
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moral-- --:...- r --2- I s
r it - A ,..
6110 Vi ibtit i .
,erly,lllt6ratoo foil the
t's', what's thei udatiei-,
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o Ipi
lintto ;onto an
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od q ed'l to, do -tliin f ;
it, qui poit. 'pie Ft'ist
. 1
untie toot to liek a on
cog a liola in lily Lek*
Se I tny jentio sir, go
0 101 : ,iiou putty beaq.,
as tiggets," wliareOpOn
let r ie ca w t ute powerful
sett. it i t'e 't.llreti7l The 'tetit
I . ll'e' tiursord Ella lit=
utd.a thud - puddle. 1 4s'
/
g ut. imp drenett t gi ‘ r.:.,
d ten, wpsn't!nly I,?oi:t:'
uy in ";;upon ecn ;ntbi:
1 t 'iat I'Seeli . c iisciltikttiia l
iol 1 : =Mt. in- 'a ~ .• vtii
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ii=ilB6l~:: '
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town itC•liajianiaV - id: the Faul:cf
my orgin i!•grnader fgot sink :of tit
fever 5,-;• 1 - died. '1 1 : never felt so asha6-
edl in tuy! life, and I thawt:lde hst
in a few sir:tilers ONuthen strengthenin.
ricrinseq,ne4is wasj histed- in so much
didn't zackly no where bowtsl was. 'I
turuned my liven rsild -beesta "of Pray
'Masi , into - the t , tteet andl,upsot my% Wax
r a-Mrks--I then 'Bet I conld play hosS..i:
1.-hareist Myself to a: Kenai bote,''there
bein two outer: bosses btehed on likwiz,•
I behind and anuther alkd of me:• 'The
'holered for -its% to git and `, we
did. But the bosses; befit etaused to such
a arrangement:l:gait Naeal,St
:rdre up:' KonSequetits was kicked
Viiently
,the:stunmau,eek
,and back 'and'
presently ISciwnd tu*-1(elt in the':lianal
with the other lbosses, ktckin • and - yellin
Itke a tribe.ef Cusscaroims.savvajis.- • - I
was rescood and. az I was' bein carried to
ihatavern on a, hentlock Boold:Ised in a
s feefale voice,:"Boys, playin Loss ain't my
#ert." ,
ITSIORAUL::---Never: don't do notltin
nLhich ain't your Fort, forif you'd° you'll
find yourself--- spluAin in routid:a
fi'gplrativly !speaking.: •
..
. . ~
1 WM..' HPLETIILLJONii; who went
Senth as the Special Agent of the Tiea.s
tiry'DepSittnent, to try and save revenue
cutters at the South from ;seizure by the
SOessioniso, has 'arrived back
. toiday,
frOut: .NeWr-Orlearts. 1: - lie ls:- preparing
letsl report to Secretary .11i xi: la nd it. is - .es:-
peeled to•be - comMunteated to -Coogr2ss
toin, erre*. ;; He says i that, ithe 'People of
.tile South are ,wild with.eittitement .and
madness:: ..:i o days -all thelb.latue: to the
Collector of . Telt-Weans atid the officers
of the-sette r Robert:McClelland,- Piaci)
was the bcst cutter in the,serviee. -I- • He
thinly tiwilf: be back in a
short' time, , irh perhaps: the exception
of South Cur line, which :wilt, probably
come back it' the en& Bel ...was ;treated '
welt there, tv th one or tw exceptions- I
tle thinks I) cis and Steph , us frill ;favor •
rMeonstructi' a and ha'ye. bee elected ivith 1
that purpose. - Tlimows c .. Gen.. Dix 's .
b i
:ders to hilt ;by teleraph. published re I
:ti , : t, ' ,
ceny, treat, id ,wort exciteritcrit
in 'New Ode ns and - ',lt . tbil..
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.. iE. 1031410TAIi. ' ' I
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Objc.cts a
tat 1011INI.
I "'The °NO of recitation. is, at least,
I tbree fold; t escallop, to explain and to
instruct. W'iliout 'recitations a-teacher
, cannot. tell w tether his pupils'are study
{ ing diligent! or not.;] front their g:eneval,
appearance n d coadnct he. may Judge,
and often ju ge correctly; yet, without
regular recite; tions,' at !which he examines
idle schola!rs ud obselves, their familiar
-1 ityl with the , tudies, lie cannot know that
1 they eithera, e,, or nod faithfUlly employ
; ing their fiat, . - r
i
. , ,-,
- In ;etery 1 ; sson there ate. points wl,Ach
require eiph , nations. No text buukl nii
-1
t4cipates all; he difficulties with which
different rain& meet{ ' These explana
tions on - be. made , to an entire Masa as
1
easily' as to a single individual, until for
this reason should be kive q at the' reditm.,
~
iiiio . audat km,i whorl time. .Connecteu i
with every' Snbject °
° there is much ;which
n ]
thei seholara ou. , iirs co' know, and which
1 . .nnetle r
they eaarn frotMtheir schoolbooks.
'Vit.- books;; if properly 'writtn, Ygive the i
general ° prineiples of i the - ,seleitcp:s, but
1 leii.e the minor (10614 to maiittels and to
eStensive wiclis'of reference. , The teach;
eri eturam give i i•ltould ni .ire his Scholars much
. I .
valuable itiforation'on suchpoints t and s
infermation4hich ought not to'be in the
tel.i. hookel.. Ile an point out the rela-
OA of the Subject in hand to other sub-
jets, and ;Make known the . best - ineotis
pnrsuitg.iifi;rther i .. • •-• _' .
in
.1 There are common use three Modes
oflOnductirig recitations, known as "the
pirring in precess,". the drawing nut pro=.
c sa,t! and .' reciting by .sections,'.' each
of which is . lobjectienal when; ptirsued to
eittreines. , • ! .
. • .
i i Irk first :.metliod consists in excuSing
t elclass frdm all nartieipation in-the re
citation, and n'endkng the tittle in talking
ti'pziii whatever F . :lll).feet Lamy . Occur tp" the
t 'zieber. The object it l teins' to lie, to give
t elscholars.as many new idea 4 aS,•possi
-1) r!; but; as , they are generally . •.presentetl
without any lciiiriectezVorder,, and forced
:101 :the tii;teiitiou?, of 1 iiiindz4 unwilling,
'a did! if\lvilbrig unprepared toilear thew, ,
tileiseholars,are. injured-rather than,ben
euaed. This plan lia.l aptly been eclat,'
, .
pkiiiite'a. hi s iiii "Whu . slionld proVide•huu-1
slri aw& witt : j iii'liaslet.ef :sti'eet meats, and or-'
!cry l he :shotild conic- within reach of
a child shotild ,seize bitii* aTid botupel Min
I • -
to swallow-4•egardleesbf t;he condition of
bisi - stomaeh4 T nliat;ei,'Ur„ fetish'. lid.rlduld'
ihatipen &At tii'foree!intO'''bis . uiodih." .
(I.: The " dratiini out PreCess " 4c . onsists
in lasltine "'lf(f ding qiiesqinis."'.l( can,
lbe heArillusitated by. an example, and:l
Italie one from: the "The Science . of ..Edu
(cation " -:: , .r ~ r .
Teacher. kYou - Civil& add =fractions
,hat have not a comalowleueruinator;
iLie e
• -No, •
En
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MEM
;;mss.: re.::;;: _ :. -
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irEwAs t 4i.2§ PEA Await"
T Wel! when you _Wish to ma
tiotts of this kind' they ',must he vet
to a common di:dominator, intiat`they
- P. - Yes; sir. '-: • ,
'Very i '
dons` otorn Mon 'denomi nator 'you
multiply all the dernominntors toOetl
foi•ia new denOtninator; Mint doer,
P. Yes, sir', - -:‘,l
1 %'
trot., hen; to rtnirtheseverat ..
meraiars; littin't Soto liiiie
. ..Fi aialtiAy'elii
one by- tlie,produei'af• the ilenominatni
except it' . awn ? : , ._ •-, ; 2•1
-: - P 'Yei sii.- -• -,' -1 ; , -:
T. 71 en 'to adtl - : yen must Linn et
i
Sum, oft] esa,ainsiyou not ?- '' '' ' 1 . ..'. •
'1). ys. Or. s - '' ,
T. A dllien you , 'place 'thedotaint!iti
'dertomin4or under this sum, (1 1 3 , °dna?
- --Pd Yes; sir. -;• - - - 1 I
T. _l't ry • well f Atz t teq/ ii
• Here not one bf the pirpOsesjc
tiou are 'ansWered; and the soone
system is labzindoned by; 'any teaq
itay - he -practicing it,' -tlte pettel
school.: i
-When lirecitingby sections"' t
ni aszs p 6 questiuos, but reLiair?,
'pil-no rise' and repeat the sub'stun
lessan..art.;cle by ,attict.e.
T 1 oagh' ekeelictit in - sot he re
has- its objections. When full
. _
closely it Attains bot one of the, nds pf;d. !
- poSecl,,!that - of eiMulination. - r ..13*sidos,
scholars sninetimea l- -fall,'info'lli - .habito
reed
• .
ing o '
w I • 4 , -
rds without' ideas: 1 knewi
- piing !n• - .'sin to learn a'•booit of - 4 4, -- 14 , Ai
li
ibrmigh, 'On& recite it 'accurate]. ! artlu..
by Mticldi - tatid yet who'confesse hidlif .
!not nuder Stand anything - about it..: U4ll
f less tlie text hook is eery systematic add,
!liigici s d;-the'popil is liable to conect th i s oraildi'a with a particular sec ion, a
thdd
; :i
nut perceive - its just tolation to the sub-:
l ! ject iu hand. : The phi is a - good one fOr
"soMe.studies - , and -some - -
classes of schdl 7 .
hirs4ut like other - gobd things, is' - somb,:
f.titiles'useif to excess, and often !reacirtd:
1 to by igioadini teachers - to hide their own.
Ideticictiev.L I, remember -- siichl ai teacher
•whose wily Question ' Was, "Well, 'whiie
does the itithor say iiext ?" He esteeni 7 T
ed repeating an ulduiportaut note, Or beC:
i
'tion of ifrelevant, matter as highly as fa.
1 : n iliarity With the pOiiciples of ,:sciettee: - .:
IlExplairiation or •iestruction, he never ii.
!tempted. ! 10thei- teanhers are liable t';',l !
[fall into siMilar errura when pursuing this'
system too - closely. , Anotlitr ;method
:called the I" ttipical" ' is coininginto use,'
laud is exeellentlerall except the Alan:
jest purill.; - ! • • •' ! A
1„. The teacher announces a topie ge thb •
, 'subject of the leSsiii. • ;If: the subject is
extensive it ii,.tlib ! .diVided.. The - class
understand ihat,tlie Must'actitiaitit tbeiti
seives! With! the 'Wli - Ole subject; andrecitls'
siyi th ou tvies don s - , :each, ane-havidg aces
win amount of tine in which to ltreat of -
i• tlic.- subject., When - 'Called to recite, thi) -
scholar detliieS - 4_be i lterata - :used;'gives tid'
aualy.tis or outline f the subjict and e.i."
!plains each point'in l :fdll".. : 'rhe in!enibefa .
lure expected to criticise-each other upoit: ,
i llie I:louder of yeeitini, - , style of4xpres4-,, !
lion, fulineiii, aceur'cr';, pronunciation &a . .. - .
lAftu theitlass ha iii, 'given their Fiettis' i
and !criticilims, the teacher mentions all
the omitt4 point• , 'explains those nit 1
thoroughly! udderst - cid;. -- and- givesthem .!
speli:info . rinalion as they-are not likely tb;
meet .with; In their est books. Then hilt!
iissfuns',adew leist+, and• perbaPs-giveic
. , •,
• tlicini - the outlines. If eShould always rd....
• inove:such i - , ditEuult]ei as they. would nail
I be likely -to surinoubt, and point !out- the
];rue sources 'of ifermation; Siiideutis . .
i
tthushectiii' r. e logical. systematic and, t or
Migh, amtr - soldoin fstake words for id 4.
1 I
mild' - le 0 - ,ta to fol . origiball4l 6 +;
!quire ! desire to know lie" -
- ready to obey ft.
, - ,1
J. A:Cddrtit r . !t
11561.--- -; • (1. ! •
of ROcl-
tlysse ; Jan. 7,
1 •
.
A. Leffroricilniy N#tp lioilW •4
' One afterPoott tree of the larger g hi'
! 1
roomo. ofafter that . 1.. ad .
something to lay before them. '1.8• tdi
"This angritcob' lom4 ' e. - the scho arit' 4
neglected pair by ks.andripeat keen id r .
erable of thl ju l w iisperifig: Brow in I.'
i cr
think - they acted ri p .htly?l! . None ti o't,
50...'1 asked henry to 011 *hilt. a s
not right. .-1 ." llec;a use it lis -against 14 . ,.
rules of the chool.r - ..-"4 - Ohtt. - iteve (id .
aiaaother re. nr 1 .. "*eimbe.;it. 1 ratit;
waszing tithewhic Mii h shoulti - be. eatplo , ed:
•in study:" ' -I.laS,rfatiOther r•ago ??.
Bccarse Eby were forthibg bad habi 8.7;
-`l.las any en another. reason .1 why. t .ey
were doing wropgr.: - . ; Stlia* -- repl: t 4.!
.liecause Ea p were setting led .ex Cu+
pies." T 4. I sFlid.-ISktispois i Owe 1)4:
- pe i on I ShOUI4
uevolent ` eiftititit4 f.O ,ti 1 ",
care a finial*, iislitli: directions in est ! 'l.
it for hiM,a4 4 - .1 should by carol-'oi,;•_.
ness lose the whole of it,1.1 i Would-. t at'
be right.? "1
,‘;140.”. - 4
,11 7 1j4,.1!,L f . i , , pa!
would tie false to soar irusOt 1 aIV Ilir -
Pow. email of bessitliolait,l liali i rpcpiy_ sv,
treasure` fro alriena.r.rlilita_nic.: ~ 411::,
who th'a(frlend - js,. ht*.a: frithEil:l*
,_.,
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.t:lded. tiLettil-:witik - ;Opp_OtuAitt:;.iiio; _ -.
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the p -
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pects.
wed