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;.. , ..rtniustiza- u r •
liir•‘.,l4o4anie.V,, Pri)rill et r.
• $1 00 PaTriq,
•to * * *DeToted to the . cnitAe of Ropubliettniti
the 'Moreau; of Agficuittilei titendVancetiiq
o f Elu6htiott,: sod tied good o of Poti
county. Ownin r go " - gOitte except Vint'
Principle. it *ill erilleayer'irritid In the
Of more Nat ViiCbutitry.
Aontaitsalttsts;inseited at the followl
tates, except. yrtkere'speciAl hargains,are ma c
fi ! Square f . l:o'llifel`t _ -
each sublegnenflizseition less thin 13, - • "
4 Sqttrell4ee mcinths, - - 2
4 ig
, sine :" • - . ..
one' year„. - '
4 oelumn six monthS, '2o'
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4 iier:yettr . ; - 7 ' . 40 f
I , 201,
Adetiiiittiator's 'Executor's Notice, 2j
pusiness Cards,l lines 'or less,tper year .9
Special and Editorial . Noticesol.,tine,
16r 7 111 4:4lv'ettisetzie"rits must.
paid in advance, and •ao :notice 'trill be'. tap
oC adrertisetnenti from a diktirnee, nule.ss t
are'aCecmpartied by the moneror satisfic,
reference:. ;
Sor Illanks,'nnd - Job Work of all otagl
tended;to prOmptly a,nd Ctithfully.
BUSINESS CARDS.
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LOUG-fl. No. 342. It' Ai, M.
STATED Meetings on the 2nd and 4thlVett'nes
days,
every
efteli nopth. Also
o
i 3lasnnic gather
ings ‘retbiesd:ty Eve: fling. fur ork
II - '
And praetkee, at their Hall Cconder4nri.
• . ,TIMOTHY IVIES, %V. M.
?Amnia, ITAvEN
• I
JOHN S: 'MANN, •
*TT ORN k V AND COUNSELLOR AT LLtVir;
. C9i4ertiport, Pa., will attend the se eral
Courts in. Potter and AVlCean Counties. All
business entrustcd.in his :care will receive
prompt attention: Office corner of !d'est
1 and Third streets. L
ARTIIUR G. OLMSTED,
ATTORN.EY — fr. COt . N . SELL'OIt AT li.AW
Coudersport, Po.„ will attend io ail busiut:*
,entrusted to his care. with protnittneS and
fidt. itr. Oilice on tioth-west corner of Main
and Fourth streets. .
ISAAC BENSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Coudtirsport, Pa., will
attend to all business.entrusted to him is'ith
care and promptness. Office Secon ' d st.,
. near the Allegheny Bridge: - 1
•
t•
n! W. KNOX, . r
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa.!, will
regularly attend the (7ourts in
the adjoining Counties.
• 0. T. ELLISON,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Couderspk...,, .
;respectfully informs the - citizens of the vil
lage and vicinity that he will promply, re
spond to all-calls for profcSsional seryices:
I Office on MaiMst., in building formerly oe--
cußied by C. - W. Ellis. 'Esq. I
C. S. & E. A. JONES,
DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS.
'Oils, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dr: Good:.
Groceries, kc., Main st., Cofidersport, [Pa.
• D. E. OLMSTED, ,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, 'READY-MADE
Clothing, CroCkery, Groceries, Sc., Malin st.,
couderspOrt; Pa. - ••••• •
n..
DEALER in Dry GoOds,Groeeries: Prori'[ions:
!Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, l, all
;Goods Usually found in ,a country Store.—
. iEuudersport, Nov. 2:7,
-
M: . V.. MANN, •
DEALER DO OKS,'. gr. STAtIONERY, - MA G.
AZINES'and Muge, N. W. corner of Mak
land - Thif4 ats.: Ccinderiport, Pit. • •
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,
D, V. GLASSIMIS, Proprielor, Cornir 0.•
Blain and Second Streets, Couderspor t Pot
ter Co., Pa.
41tEfL.A. Livery Stable l
is alsoept in coi
tiou with this Hotel
RD.
SPRVEYOR, CONVEYANCER, &c., BRINK
LAND. Pat., (formerly COsliftliirille.)_ (Ace
1
is his Store building , . .;
Al ARK .GILLON.
TULOrt—bearifopimsite tlie!Court
make all-clothes .intrnsteci Jo him in
the ileit tq suit
the times.—Give hith a. call: • 13.41
ANDREW SAN BERG & RHO'S-
TANNERS AND OURRIERS.—Ifidei . to riled
• sharei, itv the • pest manner. -Tan
nery on the east side of "Alleqany Over.
Goltdersport; Potter,-countr,.riv..,-nly:LL'6.l
/If J.' I )I,MSTED. : :' : : ' : : : :' :: S. 'D. iI:LLY
' 1 I OLMSTED & KELLY, •.' 1 -•
DAALEILLY . ..SV.)..V.ES; - TIN,,A. SIIEE . T. ,1139 N
'WARE, , Maiiti st.;:nearly Opposite-thoOrtit
i
1 House, ;Coudersport, Pa. , -Tin., cal , ' Shoe*
Iroo. good Ware ntude to.ordet. in style,go on c 4
.
short notice;
J
1 . 4 THE,"I7-4ION ti* -
ARCH STREET, ABOVE- THITT;
UPTONPhiladelphia: .
NEWCOMER, Propsietor.l
I -I:lss'irtts,:lioteti3 central. -convenient : by
Passetizer cars to i4iiiaita . .74if city, fat , ' in
every - pftrti-nlar adapted tn'tlt6 n ants ox the
basittese public. •,- ' •
- tar Terms $1.50 per day. - VBX
lINION:HOTT4i.
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, lADERSPORT, i'crriEft N . R.;
AI: 8: Al RAISTROING• -
ItAVING refitted and; newly furnisheld the
-- iLL-house' o ll-31airt- streetorecently. ociried
*by .It: Rice.; is -prepared to- accopanpda_the
thaveling public. in aa goct,atyle as can PV)iiid
hi.torn•Nothipgi that, can . nny, , tray,lll
Crease the comforts of the guests 1,01 „Regre
ilected.' Dec. 11,1861
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MM=EIIIII
I'll ETIEI tVIUT IF ULASNO 1
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- fTiterelin: tboral in ttri beauti
and !lie =followitik;paraphrise -.we -S
ei4banie.. - , withitat a. nanie.: and '‘,"
credit. It is'aiirtliy. a tnaFterband i a
in Id. , restored 2:4 Its autbarl
Oh I the snow, the beautiful vans', i . •
Fill!nglhe sky and ehrth beton. t; 4 .
Over - the house=tops:-over . Ihe etreetsi, .
Over the 'heads orth.e peopletyon.te r eet,
Dancing, - - 'l., . : 4 , .• ~ ~? ,
J :* - ' , Flirtjng.
CZlv 4 i ..-: ' ~ ..:4.1` - :Skimming. fliO4 4
Iteatttifal -ercinr-3 , it can dq no trioug, ..•
Flying - to•kiere fair laay'a - cheek,;::;_ ', •
01i6ging to' line in frolicksome. freak ) ,
Beautiftil snow:from the heaieu Abu e,
Pure as'in•adgel;' gentle as love I , • .
Oh i the snow, the , , beautiful snow, •
How; the llakia gather- aud laugh na they go
Whirling about in its maddening fun, , • -
Li ple,va.in its glee with every:one, •
"Chueng,-
• • Laughing,.
. flurrying by,i
ft lights on the face and it sparkles.;
And *yen the dogs, with a bark and
Snap at the crystals that eddy area
The town is nlive,:and its heart in a
To tvelebine the coming of beautiful
be
, - ii)
ley
ory
• .1 :
How the wild crowd goes:sw.ayinit.along,
eacirother with humor ens.l Song!
How the gay sledges. like meteors ffash by.
Blight forthe moment, then lost to .be eye;
ARinging. ,1 ,
• s
Swinging.
Dashing they go,
Over the .crest Vf the beautiful snowl;
Snow so pifre w i zen it falls from
To bb trampledionuAby the crowd rtl
To be trampled and tracked by the
• I . of feet -
Till it' blends with the filth inthe horn;
NM
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truce. 1 wns pure AS the snow—big
Fell like the snow,flakes from heave'
Fell 'to be trampled as filth of the sti
Fell to be seoffed,J. to be spit on and
- '
Pleading,
Cursing, .
I , . Dreading to die,
,
Selling my soul to whoever would buy,
Dealing- imsbatue; for a morsel of lirCad,
llati ; ng the living and fearing: the dead;
MerCiful God ! have.l fidlen so low '/,
And; yet I %las orKe like the. beauti
- One I was fair as.the beautiful eni) 1
IWitl; an eye like its cry.tal, a hear;
glow '
Oaee.l was loted-for my. innocent g
Flattered and suught for the clitirms
Father,; , _
Motker. I I
• Sisters, all,
'Godiand myself, I have lost by
ehe veriest wretchthat goes shiver
Wilitake a wide sweep lest In-mule
nll that is in or above me. I lOn
Tliere is nothihg, times pure as the
• snow.
.! .
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,
ITcpw strange it be that thisbeau,
!weld fall on :n sinner with nowht;,
Ptrange.it should be %%hen - the I
CORIeS 14 , 11141.'
If the snow and the ice struck mydesP
Fatattng.
.•
'Freezing;
• ' Dying alone,
Too, wicked , for, prayer.. too weak fu
T. be heard in the crazy town, tl
tit'ad in the joy of the flnniv cent'
T 9 Ile and to. tlie.in.my- terrible woe
With at‘ bed and elan - ad of the beaut
• I
Quit not fur hope.
' l'4rer *nicet!so rrow half way.
,Elotiesty is,lhe .)eat. policy..
Poor freedom - is better than rich
A fool's heart Fs ever dancing on
We s'ee pride in everbody but on
• -
Discretion of speecli is better than,
Chains are chains, though they b
, gold',
Ife . who turps from evil habits de l
a s opd.tp,lp..
; Counsel that fayora our desires .n
fur aratching. • • .1
ned
, ,Ideney, itke,.tnattore,does no za
is!wli spread. . .
• i . ...
Wheo you have-no observer. b ,
o „. veryonrself
Ged'g'v v.e
t a
, its food, i t
tbroV• itinto the nest.
courting,
thr,ee har4 : sqnerics
iharf fifty'soft wprds.
- •
'Sweetei•ing one's coffee is ge
..fdst stirring event of the day.
.. , , , .. ..
--' , An unlock.). WOrd drcipped from i
cannot be brought litick'hy a cote!
,- •
'WeseVer wliti't God hai joined, i
stiorbeduty,,and 10E6 hold of trutl
'lAt,what point 1410 armies generally enter
liotile cities ? ' - " - At: the point of the bayonet.
Self.:depreelitiori is no • hurriklity,,thoogh
ofte6 inistaken'ftir it. ' De so u rce id 'oftener
mortified hide.., ,- ~1 - .. , . , •
,-, iMany, who think .Piogenes kgreat fool for
liing iii a toli, nre•Nery,prouti of f'a
ying in
pile "the pale of good society., - ' ;
Tet,suppriss,ilie_troth may, now
I and then
bp our - duty to otiteri: 'not to iitteif ftlichOod
molt alwayste our`doty tei otirseltos. . ', -
Many psipeiagive 'ilia dying wo sof great
en -but none Of thin' are so touching and
b alitifill as the: last :Words .of.the: Old school
aster '4 , ,7. • 1: . --• ~ - ' ~' ' : 7 : ''
i 'tt: is growii3g i.darisschoptin y, titi•;.litt
lased."
,
1 ISilifi to thif•gittis , of-an mist* :.world he
r.loriell.thilcis i e andlogardef:tbe, bildTeti lie I
had, irrAttei4 a ltirfas,,44l. , ,Witzki disfulzsiil 1
in this world of schoollog. -; 1 - ;
1
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.0 -.-D*.': - 00 . 1i.)c,ii.iell . ,:'aiii) .11,_3)i3semi!)4tio,: 0 ,40ii . 0y - ,Tiiii: l iti . pejt'Oili4.l.; ''':. i
u traiskutz,,ratrEit CCONTii i PA., WEDNESDAY; IPEBIIIIOIE r '1,012.
IMEI
EMMtMI
I atiow;
d.iti.An
I thout n
d ought
.ti .
be eye I
a bound
, d ;
glow.
ouow I
SKr,
sbiugby.
ousands
MEM
fell l
to hell;
1121
MO
A Ce--.
mv face!
ng by,
too nigh
w.
beautiful
ifulsnow
a. to go !
night..
‘ratebrait,
a moan
,
ing dow, n,
'fat snow
. •
VRIETIES.
MEI
his lips
MEI
cluqrzenre
e made of
s himself
1M=!1
od until it
watellful
,t does not
are, better
rally the
e tengtie,
and six:
!nd so de;
..;:,',L-Di.:*;.*A:a s si‘: , :io.4' . ooo4,%:•':,:::,'
,Were.youv ever deiwn on the:4o Myer;
ini,iiiikausas, , ,:reader 1' :all the
' - elephants" . that •you've seen lack the
t'iperienew there we
Plettraite.r-;-I, way say.quite pleasant'.
way -detail it' for vim perhapa . ne
thete days: It. occurred in cmisequence,
kiin.atkertisealent fur an-Leditor for tile
41e*Itildria - ,9a;atie ? - on' the'Red:River,
tatir►g~ : u an indupetnent,
hug e .- . •Vo t s,t4, iAti I tk.lh a nd'
bowie knives provided,Fand.enly...ri&Rdi
torS'hed:been'killed• in the previous five
• "" -
..11'hether • accepted' the situation -§;
not, has, however, nothing: to du
story.• It I was , . only a few weeks utter
thatadvertittement tuetiny, eyes. that the
tame eyes were bleated with list "sight"
at Clara Burton.
‘: And ps a first tiglitui•
lutist always brings.° dead. shot. so .I got
a plutsper right in nly•heart wheu I taw
' The gloi:siest of curls danced about the
rosiest -of lebeeks. ttpd down upon the
sheniders.as white as magnolia leaves:,
tbd most kissable of rubient dips opened
tr 6veal the pearliest teeth--her-eyes
tw;nkled like dew drops on a sunny-dune
morning. while her voice sounded like the
cooing of a dove whou it answers its mate;
her ham was plump, yet fairylike in its
prOportions—licr dear little foot, encased
in n ga iter b.:A was annexed to a faultleSs
, anOle ; in Moot, and its btief, Clara was
; beauty atm "nothing sluoter "
She was the life of a ball room, and the
'
q ueen of
the parlor. and Ott horseback
why.' Sir , Walter Scott's -11 i Verinnt"
would have uilted belore her. Fond of
endestrian pleasure us I was, It need not
be wondered at that I often volunteered
to tt ceortltionY Miss Clara on her rides.
and, hanter•boricand bred es min, it
need 11:4 be thought strange that 1 slmuld
fre l puently talte a, sir shooting. +ille
the more especially as our rides were
throuoli a "tame" country fa the literal
score of t:.e word. ,Many:a fat hack artd
many a prime turkey fell before my on
erring aim in -.these rides, even , thtragli
my hand trembled the more flea she was
bi!it.'y side, and many a pretty doebound
edluaay in safedy because Clara asked
for its life- Alt! Clara Clara! how
c 0914.1 you be so false to u: .e who loved
yo so .
One day. Ip.vr well t remember it, Clara
:mil myself took a long wild altAp away
u; along the batiks of the lied River, and
otqy paused whed we reached a :le: p and
:doggish bayou which estendol up fron:
the river some ways, and herd an the
shk.de of some tall magnolias we disen.an
:et!, ts to lest our horses, which La.!
some at full speed for miles. Like most
of the b33::us in that section, it was full
of . alimatt 1.:4 which lay snoozing ,here and
011ie upon the water, some of them half
out on the cozy banks where they could
find a `sunny spot to -lac off ' in, like• a
W'ull 'sr reet broker war for a streak
ofiluck in the wake of a crisis. Acr, , ss
flits bayou to the opposite 21:ore a na,s' t
:Int:gen:um bridge extended:at least a per
flees one to an inexperienced , four, for it
wtis a long and slender ipine, nearly
briincbless, which bad been to l ' •
pp ea over
; •
by, , sense bur: icatie.
"I"What'll you wager, Cap'ain, that r I
dare not , cross on that pole r said tiara.
asishe glaneed at the slender tree.' .
[-I'll wager all that I pos-ess that you
will not make the attempt in my, pre:t
en:ce !" I replied. "It. would be as foolish
as'it is dttooerino I"
,"Then the mote pleasure for the !" she
etied,,karting up from the mossy bank
whereon she reclined.
"For heaven's sake. st4p. , stop, Miss
Clara I" I cried. .:Just lbuk at. the alli
oators• in the water r'
..w,oublict. I create a sensation among
them!" she •cried with a silvery latpdt.
and before I could prevent it, she - was on
the fallen' tree and advancitio
I 'Mylleart was fairly in my month now.
for, I did not dare to speak to her—the
Slightest nervonsneas or miss•step would
be; sure to have pteCipitated her down ,to
the dark ivaters Where the great, rardn-
Atm freoh-wster sharks- lay, lookit,g at
her with eater eyes, perchance fancying
what a delictous morsel' she would make ,
Hut , grasping me ott•tried , ride in "thy
Ittind.'l a:lv:weed tu the edge of lite bat&
and 61t hi p t breathlessly watched ,her Pro
nress. All went well —her step as.free
and psi firm as it had been upon (hollow
ry, l sod, until she had reached a point about
twmtbirds: the way across, Then the
crackling of some of the, top branches on
the,.other, , shure caused , the tree to waver
and'settle. She became alarmed, lost her
seltpossession:and.the'nesi instalt with
a wild: scream or terror, laiinitt Herbs
site fell into the water'
, •
had hi ld'before;latd been some
13112
1. fun. oeen sear&
tron I
oal . wocnwas - burr r unxied by Over
twenty yeliAnz Catnenehrs,:, and, had ;to fiiht.:Aty, sway:out, alone, or.die in thy
traekal hut was never irate so notch .'putt
out" as now was in the itC6of spridg
water to her reseuec 'whetrl
~ - ';..',,r '''„, ', [ - 1.-, 7..
si..[':, ; -'„.. o i l -;,. 1 -,' 1. 1.j."' , „
-.11,w that twos toolc i e.n, i t.. , t.k. ,1 d 2 _' . ,
that nienaced ,Iter., - Sec l'allof - t hel htittly
hideftins'alliinttava were ltritvinz to r vatt.h :
fft : iliiiii' l - n ien j4sr;i,•for . •lter elitiliifF; tre , ',
vented her from sinking ilisisintly. i 11 hue
no tinietti lose•Zln a setoilditny tifle•Was
, [ ..
3t my - ehonlattr,-, . and scion..'a ball-ill - jut iti,
atuzzle : ' pettetrated-thu:Ole, of the hitarest,
monster. ;. lint itillecita'cilt _pl./ lipd &mil
into the -lfoanlitig,:waters.,..-iviten euutiteg
witayttlinuat'.. utin lief..t...tt neither -bulle t
front thy rifle Inuit it iviti ;a1 horrible bet!
low.-._wcrit , i dow t nt, i.iltnirtl.,.ler arld.alimt4; 6l '
ftt - i I owed, L in totalt ienceits.iyit until ii 0 'we;
ter,wati red witliNood, :aod.., Ipsini•d inid
foam''by the,l:•titjutitled"otuhstet . , 'and
worst of all'ii y "lat chat 4e Wm: exp tided'.
ttrailiere Wiis.'no:lltl
11,t9 icli.):;li.., ,1 .
' ' ~i
' Cliiii liatreeas - eil to ieneans, but she Yria,
now sinttint . , . for her chttilies hilt] bfetriuS
taturated. , Oue-.l4attee a tler sweet, iial
face,l,und her imploring , it3es; decided ',toe
to go in. -sod either ease or teri s l with
her. , 'Sti-lihrenr down•tuy rifle, lectseired
the busile in toy - beit,land rushing on'i
upon the tree Illutrged tutu the water.hi
her-side.- '[• -,. -' • * 1 1 1 1
FOrtunntely 'for 'us oth Arty IheatrY
weight bro./Or:Oa tree idutirtt to.tilie wat,,
ter; and mite') I fuse east cla-ped tier , 4
the waist. it .was within guy reach..':Foir4
tanote/s I onty,say inded. fur the water
was. now fairly, alive- with the tideuti4
creatures, Whjelt ana,duited with t 4 : smell
of blood. made 'the forest echo wi 1i their
dismal bellowinns. lio r I.got IW4 upoit
; the, fallen tree io' hoit elittisberafti
her, and, how "etc reached :the brit , am!
there, covered , With blond ; and Anti mitd.
sunk exhausted upon the earth, Is um f 4
than I ain alibi tip tell'; ni' even (Lilly to
cott,Pr,ehend:', . II , I ' . II
But i:i . ere we were; i fally tend miles
from borne, in.a pretty cutalition to '"see
comp:inv." -130th of out horses gt-ine,•fttf
they hail broken t heir bridles anti lied, ter
rifled shoo-t to death IbY the, Odious
Nriisqs which they had heard. ' " ; •:1
And the firsfttiing which tliat'witeb of
a twirl did - .while. we 'sat there , , tray to bu rst
untie a lit .of laughter" •; - • t
' , Didn't I er.eate..a.tetisatitin among tbe
asked. • ;
;.•I't lank Iris: is - no .
for jot:lmi. 3115 S
etare . ." said .I, h alf .atig:l* -, at 'heti levitY.
-Yea htive vscapcd freui the very l Jaw's Ot
death !" • 1.., .;
"From thejaws - of-tbe
mean r' withi l anotheri laatzli;
-I%nliat a figure; you • are, Caprami ; -yeti
look a- if yea bud been swiniming
h battle r •
•••.f thy appearance displeaseti .
Miss Clitia„l hope you es*o M 2;
tut:titer attendance iI I. now corn
pletely riled as the - bayou was, land ,
started, up to leave.
- Ftirgtve wet.Captaint . t ! he cti
a sad look usurped the's:little on 111
ty race. "I'in,so rull nt! rau, r,;
if neither water. blunt!, tuir mud
. .
the - prebe,tmo,ol death: eMild dun
chid . no2:•:sitirits. me;
juin.- 2.ltatl.ne,i-ei forget that 14
saved toy life-- . 7 never, tierer
DO:l : forgive her",? Dia a &At
refue;e. !my, cd• c5l a born toper cti
array.from nju4? I ..slid furl
more than that, I knelt down tl
that. floury sod, in all .t he &arc (41
habiliments, and'swory that .1 it)
harder ',than a mum; rp. cou ld "ki c ,
that I ivrml,l, live or r dte. fur !lei
(liar She was'`Arid
you Oink Ole ty'tide , there
and held:l4.l. little lian:tur wine Yj
• ,That she reeiproeateit-tti,y pass
Nu, 'Mr !• . 01'e didn't du unr'r!uoh
She 'only
yo'u. Fay it bettpr if yOt bud dry
ow?"
- I. cated.;- ; 'What I.fliOld jtaye,
.baring, mil first -Priapril !•cut. du
thie.taanaer.l.:kntow poi but ~j 14.,
darkey hove eau
rpnaway,, herscs,L and : .the , siz4t
aiggerpared rte freth !any act ()fill
ate destla!ian". ;
We - . remoun(4d, - and'l* Coiled
back te ace
with Lily condition. '
'‘..Tru.4 n . wontit after that I rece
invitation to attend Clara's :weddil
Ktictitnedad:iud4i breehes, a
Creole, half Vrenc;i and` lialllndi
wasn't' Le to curry cur: pipers tur
when eputpuied :to me.. 8u6.3711u
- count:for. wwwnatils tieqe.?7.
Itiodertt` Defilittions
Orepigl.•—•=fer limveyaar tdd
icf.a news room ar.d take . a-uew
.., Unfortunate' 1.31an•,'.7 One born
ponrnienee.. . • ~ . , 1
- Progress off; Thite-,-.,Ai ,pedle , i going,
through the coantry.Vitk, woodeol.etoeks.
, Rigid .Justie—A jaror On a ;us-artier
crt.''' e rilstup4ep . ..', - 'l . " -
Inderieudeutte—Owing fifty tholisanid
dollim4'n'hieh you' never anet7d 14
, 'pity.;l"
• : ildi r te k .l 2 i—Ahuost ob..itete; a term for;
morly.. used in the oasa Of a watt trill°. paid'
- for his- p-per,T - ''.', - ;' :: - '' .' i f ;
Ctidit"A ' wise provision., by Ityhic,lt
eOntitablas.and ihetiffs Oct a liciagi ' ,
- 'Voye- . .,-Att log,redient,ased la pitnattoe
and poetry. ; ,- - I • j ,`- ;l' ,
, A ;Sr- Aitl , oo" - 11 1 1 49 3 .1ni.di 1 • : •
;'-41i:rel 'yeti,. iti&ed ? Then! sailionor,S,ol3
*mini tlik dePtlie-,;,f ouil.natitre,:ferkln
World- Mi r intaitiiiitnir etit:tinablY_Oottie rely
gned;'.:Very cicellent :pe+ple: l iTherelare
t Vase' *li wig - dui iylefe iit I,a- religinn ; yrl ipee
h l einii,lire'full of theclilltVikeSweet he: a
of'reveenceind-trtist.!:: They tire.ptette,
to: Tforget themselves iul, Ali* ";Broth, rly
liintlaess•-toward a! neighbi re.l.- - !"-•,bi .14
please be near la hem i and! yeti, 'Ng arc
s hid:t4learn,lareqUite - la.gohdaa th&Y.•-l
!;S!)...,y_fu!det't unian , that,qactf. , 1 0 ,,,
deo *e r n - .
to • asitereyotir social equality
with the loftiest and the-1)6,445C . l.l.litb!
Oily; eqUality mut frafernity lire a can ,
densed4truutary of your „stalial creel=
V, cry 't411.. Society is - ktioWn tiietin i ! s itt
u
a:, Hilted nniher ;of aecoruidialtedliten
and weilen. t It boasta e few; Stars of the
first magnitude; as' well al )tnyriadaiof
lesser - .Pehrit,l.freoilthe nuutepas 'points
that std d' the blue, to the . ! millions hat
are ordl perceptible' in gruupa Its a , us
trans :And nebeloas haze. There are OM
arid wenien Who exhibit a rife i hartnUoy
'of developinenthe.result of '.imppy pc
eitleatil i of birth and training ;; Therm are
gracefti fortis:animated by` serene and
beautiful •• souls—jclioice buds of : being.-
'Mita:W.ly the most judicieua c ulture,
• -
and etiOnging . our!eonceptions of the pos ,
sinditien of the race.. There are those
whosefine instincts are altuciA 1 unerring
-;,-tvlie! glide inte she right place its by
inagieLwbo itlrop;. the right ',Ord at it he
fittingimoment, and act onohe spur of
the occasion las we afterward' , deliberately
trialivre bud l done!, !`,_ la thelgroUp where
they are leaders, is unity and !pleasure—
Differences arc reconciled, jeteellencies
blended, strong paints displayed in an a
greeatili lip,h t ,. and coucessiona yielded
with !!ti acrity where they ar no longer
offensi l ltieltr claitucd. Socia l ringelsl are
these q.ople4-not l alwaye through moral
sit periOrity. but through a happy equabil
ity
of tMliper, and , a rave etidulquent, of
tact. ;]!Theylhelp to soften atitl beautify:
the as erities uf,-. life; they .; "breathe
t hrough t fleshy of March t lie aita.uf kii 7 .)
They In 6 like- intionlight!tu the landscape
or frig , unee Ito the &wet ;
. No.:-1 his is by noineana what you claim.
In tritifr:lni haveieverheen remediable
:or polilsh and suavity of manlier. You
despiselliypeerisy,', and you: geimine - ne
tore; linr,ly doted out, is a litho harsh and
l abriiptld You do nut always '
'place your
Own .14deniably good qualities in .the
bleat tittracii've light, and voit Often fail
tO iiilere..s peoplewith the benignity, of
tile OD6isesl you:I - really! feel. i Yon' are
. /
nut eithsictit i . or the traits that 'Win - se;
. ,
! , !
leeptatide in set4ny ; these ore._ not your;
11asi, iind
,y4n add to this. iOnlisSion al
k.iiseiii*er of unnsual ireattliilbeauty, and
inteileersil 41r physical power.: ,You; do!
not elami to 'be one 4.if •the reinarkable I
men - and women of Tito , i , eLlnit'only to
their' -eqttal in the nionefitet et - huniati
iiy. 'illii.,, in ' the last tinartr4s ; is tliel
sum ofiyour lself Mssertion. This is all,
and it% also. much. - Te be liii'man is to
pi-seeeli inexhaustible • eapnetties l fur itn
proved e: - .4 - and one of their nioSOMpeful
iipi!iio.lat tons is the; reVerant!apprecit
tion of pet:wins bliter than ykirself—
Tinso4, 2'iccompl. _. ' '
l'H !
'd, an, l d
elr f re
eeuts as
nT vven
mei. tk
I r
•I I r Cup-
Jti bare
l el. ever
I
,nr turn
I ;t r i e ully n
Ivrd her
wore
1 4-uagel
rAlat, do
knelt
1
. 1 11 Indian'Anecdole'. ~ .'
Years, ago; when the copper heed .na
tiles had init.gled with whites :just low.
onion( to -confmie their ideas of property,
when udgel Johnson held liis:i court• on
:he bar k uf the Mohawk ! , Big John, a
E prince i , f the royal family of , Elinuikin.
niok; vas arraigned, tried mid 'convicted
I of' t helarceriV of New England, firewater.
According t; It ho laws in operation at.tita t
reitiotelperioit itig John :was 'sentenced
to pay; t tineof live dollars, whiff was du.
ly .forit d over. •Whereupon the abori r ,tti.
nal cul t .wit was at libetty to go. _John
gathered his blanket arounOim and np.
proachint , the Judge, deinatided a receipt
forr his five dollars'.
"There's noocethion for areccipt John,"
said thb,Judc , e, ' , you'll never be called.
upon ti pay it again." , i .
•-U# ! big Indian steal whiskey—pay
i i
1 five dti lars-4 want urn receipt: l l - ,- •
1 '"Wei don't give receipts here, John.".
Isar son of the forest was not to be
cheated.
cheat , . Iln bored the clerk, the Sheriff
and evl.ry one connected .with..the court,
until 'ilte Judge concluded to Om him a
receipt to he t rid of him. lie called bim
np to:the benehAnd said ; ,'I 1 i
. ...J o t 11. if. Youll tell-me what, you want
with a receipt, rli give you One." _
l'Upon. , wittch -the red urau delivered
ililllSll as, .fellow:..:: i: , t
;'"Bi l John die one 0' these "dap ; He
g° •°l> IYealVen-4.knock at , th.e gate.—
Nee(' af--Oho , knock:at the gite of
iltenien ?' - 'Big johto 1 lehni..yon. pay ,
1 0
for: that whiskey you' 5(00. ;Tett.'
!Shove the receipt tinder the gate; Johnl
Then .jtlig John 4ave... , t0 fgol hoot:att
asiyatilf. h'ellito,fisig Altage :4vAnitas.. ant!
get'll kkeei fit." 1_! : •
Mail
Ling!
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tif that
he lady.
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mongrel
an, wtio
ter haw
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said !tt little:fellow fuer Pall;
I n is-e . .-gtut - teri a woutait
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From the Nmv
_York P9l4 ll e.t i l
The following statement Of the charge*
agaiustrklea Steaccemanatea fiontitte:Witt
pepart ment,. col* he i9g been fur•
niched fo.the ddtertidiciiiitiesuitatlitetta
the New York Steee was
arrested irbile in tied' it ) 2Weiocklin tie
morning, .; Parties , . already form, jw tha
hotels and other .places. military sad
eivle.resors.- The =
• eerprespectieg• 8 e; 4 41 011 -ezAtOrig 4 40.
denounce: the arrest as an otitragwwld
mistake. ,The earnesttriende of . tfric
and upholders of,Secretary.Statitotef new
policy of action unit ii as the ..dettt f ,i 1,14
era of. respousibility: that may anti of
from eotanianders! mistakes •and reate t nf
blood. The. sub,stanee .the, chtgixe4
against Gen Stone is as fop:Ts t
Eirst Yur mialMhavieui- sit_the botkl4
of Ball's bluff.
with the Omni trefvre entkaltien . the„ bat•
tie of Ball's, aud.l.re,oelejug:,.vjetti
„ from, rebel offmensin bittonurp:,
Thera':treachereuelysttifiringe4
enemy to build a fert:orstonghuld.sinms,
the battle of Ball's,l3lug„under_biagnua i
without molestation. - . '
Fourth "For a ; treaeheratisikitt ,to
• expoSe his force to capture and. destruct. :
tiun by lbw enemy, under, pretense of
ders for a Movement from the CommantP,
lug General which had not been giVen.
Court-martial will be . : speediVor
tiered. Th e arrest of Gee. Stone, was rand*
without consultation ' with or th - e„lteoirli
edge,ofgen. MeOfellan, : es it .witi {toads
without the privity or assent uttlin.2*
retary of State. .
Mr Crittenden of Kentucky rescue , '
' to Inc noels° of 11 ( epsentatire a petition,
numerously aitined, proposing that IVastii
jou:ma's Fardeell Address be read geber•
ally on the 2•2 d of.rehrnary, and-offered
Joist, reselut:onio refer it to a -Couiit.
we of Five. • Mr., Lovejoy moved tci
amend the matter by addieig to lhe'react ,
ins col the Address that also 'of - :the Dec.
!oration of Independence, and lit:armory
Btanton's order after the: battle entlill
spring. : This amendment was:agree - 4:14A
and -the .petitiOa was referred the
!louse,' • - ' • !
' A report by Capt. Dupont tattle Navy
Department concerning the Sinking of the
secun4'vtbsie fleet in Chris:Ann harbor
shows ;that the work has been aucceaafut.
abdomplished.. The statements that,
the tiri.t operation teas a,failure, and that
vessel i lave gone easily Into the harbor
by tll4, obstitmed channel, brst'abown to
be robe. The place is now effectively
sealed! up.
Aatong the confirmations by.the ged.
ate is that of. Ethan . Alien Hitchcock,. to
be a Najar.Genertil of Vointitteera. He
is a grand sop of old- Ethan • anti
was with General Scott, in•Nesieo; he hi
rpokeh of ay a 'ororthv representative of
the Green Nuuntuin hero.. He ieJu
cornmeal at Cuiro. • .
The' Rebel Geileiuf 11. 11. SiI11174: io
Nevri...3lexicb, lois withered". 11: ftirga Of
about 2,500' men, nod is . npiguachlnit
Col. Canby will oppose hitu
°roust) , and - successfully.
has been prochiiincil . ittrthe Torritoir
(3 en. . Iluntcr hos put Kano ttoder
u;srtial _law, fur tho purpose of puttiilaia
cud' fay-hawkiug. ;. •
.1a a mixed train ofiluggate
seagers from Glasgew were t lidj.and
tor sun, a ye/Mb of good dimenstotis t , this
latter truvellin • on a "half t h
ter antnerous stuppages old de4tys..l4
.which the pat/ends of the py.ssen.•ers *Mt
ealienSted long before they :reacliti.their
destination, the collector made ;
,hia.ap !
pearnce for tickets. Glancing at_Aligt
pasteboard, received from
looked firti at him, then at his-regther,
and remarked that he was,"i:
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to'bis riding at haltfare." • .
"I know he is air.".said the lady; but.
then tie's- grown ...a good , deal rittoa.wit
started." •
,
•Whe,n.lastsien San49, l ins.-.9,E!. l *wiaY
tolspak; tp lue engneer about i t.. .
DAVIS AND THE 22n OF YEDDtraiti.--•
Washington's Birthday, is to be deseerst
ed in. the South after the fashion indiest.
ed in . the , follpsetng paragralit -froth Li
Chairlotte (N: tI-Y,paper
~.on the approaching. tarentpaattentaf
Febinary :be perfitanitat:tioterantent of
the Confederate Statetrurgl be intutguen•
ad at Richmond. , .. Eesideot
be installed-for aiz'years, and other inter
esting cerantoniealake place:. It *Bible
a. tneutorabie and ioteresting oceedeti,
=idle vasteoneoursesdpersonti; , ao-4obbt,
wlila.ssoeible to, witnetta th 6 itettmenici
; .•
of tber
IVlartiv N.) difiiiedAklo i rter.
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