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MCALARNEY4 Proprietor
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4 to the canoe ot Itepublicantera, the tt
et•lture,the ttdv kneetnent of Education,
40 ,..,,i ot P.o.t.er e• - int 3,. . int ning no 1.V.1 I e
f t'rl ,dole, it. 4,7111 endeavor Wald in tpe
re bully Freedotniziog our Country..
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l‘emortt a hvethed at the hllkiteing rat .t.
e apecialivtrz. ti .re MAG. A " , qlClarb .
ff,irovier or 8 of
. Nonp i. ell types : 1
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, n4,rtion - - - $1 Zools
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tereetA of A.;
tiod the heat
except that
work of tn.,
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ni Editorial Notices per line
naleot Avertnwrnente meat he paid In
no notice will ht• taken of ad -a.nc
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'ner; u de-s they o•e secornynrhd by the
' l thic.nuory r.krence.
ork, of :ill kind+, executed with nentnLie
NESS NOTICEI
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Accepted Ancient 'fork Muslim
LODGE, No. 342, F. A. M. Sta rd
itg., on the 21 ,r,v, 4th 'e.lnee nays 0 1 reel,
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71DRACTlrd l'ltYStel.)..N.. Clutle•sport, 11,n.,
.1. - respee i lilly •e :n firms teit .zett 4ot the villaue and
"viemity th: he will promptly re+pon tto nil ran* ro r
4.irof , sslon . set vices. 01111 , on First street, first di or
—er..st of his idenee. 1.74t1 I
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JOUN S. MANN, •
IiTTOR EY, A:s:D GOUNBEIJA)It AT L.a.V.
1.0.1 Tspori, 1.'%.., w.II at.eutt the 814 V ellti ‘2,..arts
itu Luttrr ,tut Catuorun •couutics. Al! Inunuefa tut
ttrudied to nit' core. Obil receTott pump. utten.lin.
•titlice un NI ,iuttrreli to ru-iduncu.
0 , TED and LAI,II.II.A.IIEE,
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A TTOR. EYS AT LA. W, Coudersport, Penten:
Will tteold lona lookimoss coirtwed to their
.enon with it ,inptless and tl laity. W.ll al-o nttOnd
.tbeseveralleourtn So the adj couottun. Lite
-.111 the go-eo'kd -tore) . of tite t )111144,1 Block.
'ISAAC aussos, I
-Er-AT-Law, C o urier port; Pa., IN
Ito all bu•iness e utrustetl to hart eltre
ries+. Attend • 0:11 ts of adjti.olitz roPit
• 0,, reet,hear the Alleizltey
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'ET AND C3UNSELL AT LAW,
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INN awl S,t Iron X . tlj rt•AVe• fully n _
the; citir.-;ttt of Coutierueurt u•tit i:iciaity
• Op -net] WI 0 lire in itie Coutletttittrl
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wilt he rota: at al f mot, .0 m•sk.• p-o.
illy tie i• A regular gra,tuate of litttrtit•
lege of 1£430. Jan 1.54 .'
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th a he hi
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DEALER? in' Drags, Medic:nes, Paints, II:,
Vand.. .e., L'il/1.. n“d Fane, a •c/es, ;‘, •k. en
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Trott • LCVS-. 4 4.1"1..ik VG, VI Altal,ntnn. l'enn'a.—
Al6.•nt• for thin COikKgidll lir Clankntagai. et.', lie
.xed `LA eanud ante “nvernint•nt -,-tt ‘, as . enei t r.o,
Bouncy, X •ruara of Pay,Occ.-11.4 tress ts 5 95, all,' .nNETn
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M. W. MeAII.ALIIIVET,
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Iti S -cowl el rt•ct,t Co .d, eiport .Potter C. I'm.
St Mle i5 ,, ,1.t0 Ir.mt in COI, ec:ion slrth ;title
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50 1.A.4 ad led a d ie new wave tm'ept or
PE to tear air .3 ly lame a sort i 3-13
w prep:inn! t 3 .'do all :.Inds k
w.w, ef sanely
tine qn•l real iw-e 'ere .01130,31.
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He, Potter dowy, Pezins)iivapia
ON LEWIN. Proprietor. 11:i. im
taia eXcgileiil Mil. 1, I la.
the ucqiiiti..ta..cr or the tracel tut pub it .01.
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MARBLE WORK
Monunients ar if Tomb-Stones
of all kind., will he fu ilis'urd on rewirma
bie terms and r , ltort hot , c • by
" • • C. firecinte.
Rei'depen: Eu 13i mil a sou,th o'
C. o o,jerap.rt, th- Si:m.olutho
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DAN BAKER,
13 VISION, B , U• T ..anti IVA R. IA IM AGirSit•
Pcmsio is proeur , d for Soldiers of v. , pr e s e rd
3 r who are •Imabled by reason of wounds ~ c ,,d 7 ,..,,
or disease contracted While in the stirv'e of t..e ll.,ite
States ; liid pensions, bounty, and arrnA 8 ..f pas 0 4..
Mim
'i fa w uJoisre or heinsof those who linv.4lo or
been kit ad wade in sery co. All 1.-tters if iiiqu'ry
promptli answers'. *Wu.' receipt by mail or antdte
meal ofhe o we of claimant, I will forward tilt ne •
eessary ritti-rs for their 'Mtn Al tire. Fes in Pei sio
eases as
~,l eil bylaw. Refers to Go s. Isrem itensom
A. G. 01 sted,John'S., Mann, nod N
F. W. Rana, Esil
DA BAKER., !
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Care the Itch it 48 Hours I
tree , 8/ifir CHM:TM, 1.71. Elva, will;
~'end tlf EITZPI - HINS OF.TITE' lOUS
on& For , Irrituriete By rend 1. ,
WEEKS tr. PO.TLFC. Eldie Aceiile, 170
of u • street, Buetorr. ft will be to war'ed
postage,to any part oi the traitodEtto&u ,
pit.notion yky lyr.
Also
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I HOW I WAS DUPED.
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It is now ma n y yearasince I first visited
Pari but if I lived to be a centenarian, 1.
.1; 1. .
am certain I s hall a not forget that first }Jur
ney froin LoadUti while I remember nitV. H
thin, , , 1 I was then young anti inexperi
enced, but sufficiently vain to think myse:f
a paragx'm of wlidom. Like most reunion , .
ers, I thought that wonderful city the very
heart of: the world, and all. outside of it
mere suburbs . l and cdmParatively, email,
pliteet& i lainong which, of course, Paris wait
the nest. o•spectable. 'l' had not been',
over titlened with education, and my read
ing l al been principally Confuted to Eng
fish iistOry andi English glory Of comse
I was just the person' who had vet a great
deal to It•arn be o re I could know much.
• Well, one fine morning, which happened
to be j the twenty-fir st latiniversary of my
'initial existenc4,..fintling myself the lordly
proprietor of a thou-and pounds. I (-multi l
ed tol coebtatel inv freedom by Tomlin!!
over to Paria and astoriishims the natives
,
with the distininished presence of a highly
intelligent and leillialiwned traveler from
for'eign parts. §o, fitting myself out in a
style that would have I made me the envy
of a Pawie'e chief—kir lmore brilliant than
a rainbow and with quite as many colors.--
I procured' my passports and started for
Calais,- as Pill of confidence as a little cher.
'up in his first pair of new boot& There
were a great 'many i more *persons going
over than 1 taal exoeete.l to v.•.•: I o!l.
e •ns led invself with the probabilit• t •ti
•I•ery few old . them were (le-tined f ; • Paris.
H i th•d• nit a .;•:.4....11• r .'• ••o •Vri:. ( pit '
a l s well dresied as my'worthy self.
In all the porn/touts inlort ince of a con
,eited 1 1 )01-••'-for sl , i , :li I n• •:t' no•!est I t eon
es- I was at that time—l was pacinmt,the
p eck of the steamer, some two hours later,
ltdinirin , the lii - lere , cille 1 • ~ '
i mi .i . :,,,. ~„.,„ g 1i,1,.4 ~„.,..tror l ,1.,.. ‘71 what I
, .
then reaarded as the Inl/,• i ttu; Thames, when
I felt h light tap on my shoulder, and heard
a 6.'11 ',h.:LS:mt. %nice at
"P;irdonme, my I,,rd! hat may I venture
to ask if you are destined . for. Paris?"
Nov I was in reality very far from heir,
A hind; or the see of a lord, or even the iciti
of a 14r,l—My father in truth taring only a
respeduthlf•it I.:Ill.-sus:In ; kit tit,ftv t‘tis ri.i.i.•
111ie . 14F.0 r e d s ; a 2 :reenit'e in the. titl,-; , that I
felt no special anxiety to disown it 11 tarn
eq to; thel sp.aker, and behe'd a rather
handsome. Idyll dresse 1 vo t t in r twin i..f . p t . ! ,
idips five tiel . twelitv, with' black I l tair earl
,
e.ies. itionslttehe Mil I.i iporill, wou l lsooteu,
at t.t h e ld tint his hand, achlinrr: . 1
"I'll waiter tt tbatnrigne supp 4, Vis:
eellt, you are at your l.thl tr.ek's again,
• r!" nr: l,
irav e ho• trcot/alto ' 1
1 ,an wAve IL lo , A... , r
•3. , 71). , 1'L t , !) 11 , 610.:. V . 1 21 he c.Mtirt s l.ed,
heartily 'shaking. my hand, "well I ulet..l
t• r i' Los - .ire; . L ' I • I Lad
Eros • 1,..:. I inl on_ and
I.lht Il?" I
-' t 0.1, „I I . i ' • Itl I 1
1 • , ~, , . tett •••iv , ).P.l ,i.
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lighted at 'that time to have passe d for a
:or . 1 Mt.. i rl,it.., I ~..v i lee si reite , •l rii... -.0
'Hue. .1 - .11, 600ily. , '!,r iiie noble,,c,:m for
•.:::cli lie halinistaklm Ille, to make it s fe
, 1 II .1
r itie t.,, v,-it , ule .1 l ilac tirreptlini; all ,
'lra , ' mg tit% M.' f lip K . iii, an air ii,tetol.
8 I ~I,le breeding, at least' I stti.', -
very Stifilo l.• I . '
4 •Yon rate mistitken, Sir, Alloyn is not my
family tiatbe ''• '
"A. 010 i ;1,41'0 p-minis, my lor11:". ex
elaiiiited ti d e other, ill Korfirise; "I Isee toy
inisiake now: you Itr.e not tow 4,1 friend,
I.d. iseulra -; but so 14i.. him; tivit. better
eyeS than liiti•e• n.brlit .leoe been deceived.
Pardtin me again, if •I seem to ire:pass'
upon your ! ' go ~1 natttre,• my lord, Ipq• intro•
(hieing; Invm.il to
_3 our notice as LI e Hot,.
Rob q.t. Beaufort, voinniest son of Lord
CaWdale."
"Very happy, sir, to make your aequaint,
once:" r.l4l;rtied L with a very stiff how,
intended tiolbe very diguitied. 4 Bitt wliv,"
I 'plireued; . feclitig hitt-rattily iintre l. II uttered
th at, - ' wi+ , e I to hp e oitr,
app an I read ,
, leliglited that I liao come in contact with
one. of En4land's !than! aristocifwf, -.what•
do you ad mss , mel as' if you kneiv me to
i.e one of the Mobility t" I.
"i3ecaink my I. your whole manner
1
~11 , ws to an experi e nced eye that lyeu are
nut a coin!thalerr
"Vern I
we I ," wh i spered illy vanity ;"if.lie
will ruist4e Illy position iu this re spect, 1
i-ee in) why I sltonld unilreeire liiiit."
"Yer," lre elintinue.l, glaileiT4 y
over 111 persint, !!e% ell were your lsliip
to deny ?dour rank, slioold—pardon •me
so--s't ill 1:0 , -lieve con were only
einie • rina-, to 'conceal your true pix:it
—titian-711i of course. I slrru6t liaxe t,wr
rnueh rog; l ird fOr good lireedine, till tel yon,
4o! Di) r)t, ine over bold ins Intl;
for ,apitt vent:, ring the i.ftar ofla ehaTn
imi-te supper, that you are down' on your
ietsp.)rt as a plain:cotivininier
-1 - tnl are right t," m. 1.1 1 with la stuDe f
in tend A Gr eznivey the iinpri-ssion i that his
, :livew4lnels had peetrated my , diSguistr.
"111 kner' it, my Y.)nr." he, triuinplutotly,
exclaimed; kireW it 1"
I did t eantilitv Mtn riggain4t aldress
ing 1110 adeoriling to. his suppibe.l rrairk.. for
besi4es the fitet that - the flitternitr. statii.l
ana very...atr,reeabie• to• my
usi its btiCig ditolosod to, or overi4gd f 6,y'
,
bebotea to tfm "friQeipies of Irv, gulupe,rico, qqa the kisse.tqi
43.Y3i1J:3P0RT,_ PJTTER COITIUTY, PA., TD
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others, and thus being:mysteriously eleva
ted in : their estimation.
Long beKne lye had crossed the than . -
nel, the Hon. Mr. Beaufort and myself had
become very intimate., We walked to
gether, we played together, talked mush,
and commented on everything. He had
traveled a great deal, and of course I was
in luck to fall in with hint on this account,
to say nothing of his being the
ire
of a
lord. He was a going. to Show me Paris
and French life, and must leave all to
hiM. He knew how tcosave me all trouble
and bother from the pilice officers at Ca
lais, and he Would.% He would look at my
passport, to see that it was in perfect order,
and alt , t) overhaul my trunk and tell me
the enact amount of t 'iluty I sh nibl have to
pay This he did, rind then observed:
'Oh, emitter of ten guineas will see
you through a I right, iny ford! I Yours is
la mere trifle—l wish mine was as little--
will cost me a cool hundred; but I sup-
Ipose you left at home all e.xcept absolute
necessaries, as I ought to have done. By
as we are nearing Ca.ais now, you
rnrty just,liand me the amount, and I will
arrange, it without giVing your lord-hip
trouble whatever. 1 Yet stay!" he int-
With . a 1 - exeu expression ;
'•confouvd it what am' 1 thinking about!
talkihg money !Wars tot your lor.rship! A
joke, r , in itS way---ha! ha! ha:
yoo mast not tell it 011 100 in the
my lord ! No, I'll tell
You what, my lord! I understand these
thins, aml 1 ; 11 arrang,i al., putt your trio
, gage with mine, and we'll uLtke it all right.
nt the end of the joorney.'
,
I twain) to dunk it: t+•:Ls gcnnz to cost
one suni•thing to loip ill)
,any title; but
;then it wits high /ire, fait :ast iuug,
.1
an Telltale never come wr•in, au n t) st) 1
resolvetl to see it thrwigh while iny money
iiaNted
r i • Ai we drew near CUltiis, al l was etceit,--
i ntent And hustle on b, 'aid our Straitak,
rack one 4W:ions to look out mid get pik
.ession of his lirrarer
u and otherwise a i r
.
range for g-ttiinr ashore at Lila earOi4
I '''
Iposible moment. As ' my friend 'had r,..
'kind y volunteered to take all trouble and.
respou-abtlity olf My hands, I. f•-lt very' ea t s'
rand contented, and Was tossusin4 tis R. if
iwitit thell,lot of little [Units that lia.l gatl-
y.re.l :trona.] it's ft le , l with emriooily drei, , ,,..1
`personi, ; 1 .1 eager to gain th,t patronage ,it
the imisettirors f.r tin.lnielv'ea or estml.sye s,
d ,
, %%•10111 t h e El en. Mr. 8.-anion Caine Inirrt it.g
hyand drew me npart fromr the misers.
"1 Lind,'' he said, ••1. have not .ro!d ett,,n, h
Jo pay the duties. sun! tx.-t us to Pars.
,t.lotild you oblige, me with clitAnge f s ' a
irive hundred pound rioter .
“unriirt... q .„4 ) ,- I replie,l. "I lime not
; ;'lnore. than lifts guineas in iny possessidn,
Abe rest ormy fun Is being in a draft.' in
Delt-ss,rt, & U"., Paris.” •
"now anfor.llaale! What is to be dot!
,By the bye, wile you let sue see your (Iraq,
any lord it" •
I produced it.-
. .
"SLay I speak . to the Ca
lain!' he said, "I think 1 can arrati,re
He hurried away, with the draft iu 1,
baud. Fur the first time I felt a lit
suspicbms of some trick, and waited his
turn with some ankiety. He came ha..
however, in about ten minutes, and ask
Inc lot. my i.a-sitort, Auyino lie thettglit
coal g..t. through without any tr.mi.
As we ha-1 not. yet .reach-.t trio pier,
; Melded him that, but with the resolve
littk Mg it back before going ashore
11' hell, mititte ten tnimltes: laer, 11.•
itttruCd ith clieertul surf tt; and, ftldi
tip my papers, put them in my luau I. w
. the reinark that M. was right , I was
ushained of my late suspicions that 1 f
in%self blush.
••The clerk," he said. "11;ts ehange.l t tv
note at. a for discount, g i v i ng. we l ilt I . !v.. ) a,
I awl the rest bills on the Bank of 1 7 an .e.
1....
ii,p..e
. 1)4 1 r a
lßy the-b . % e, lily lord, 'sup v•t• k •
i few—you arty a alit Lu one t 11.:In beti/f re
I ' . vuu get y our st
uall draft. cashed "
,
1r 1. decimen at. first i It I. he insi l tted s o .
ittninglc oil my takingand carrt iii I.lleill
e v e n though I. Llt.ln.rlil. I to lit n•it. w: id.
!. to use I.lwM, that at last, tearing longer ti
fn-a l woull hurt IliA fettling., I 4:onset' ed
to pia them in my pocket-ImA.
Under t iti management of city frit , I,
who spok e Frtlieli as 11.1.•ntly as Engh -11,
eteryL i ting• gut ..0 smoothly ; and L 54.)11
futin.l itlysef Ira .sported from the steamer
to a fist • lOtel— Withont, as ho said,- liav4ig
any I rotdde whatever. o.lr passp.4l.,
int;:mtinte,ltail been given up and e.t.a Inn
to Paris, mild temporar t v tin t qt, as ix the eils
!a:tic ha i Been - furnished! itt the id:Les:l4
ilietti., We soelit. mie I tti. ) trr tiight In tal
. ais, a
ia, nd to'rk the diliLtt.'inve l'orilie O tin al.
1
I will p:Ks titer dm the r e mainder of the
joarnev, with the simple rern.trk that. erfry
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t,ti• it:,.' - att Ind and more endeared trie / tar
my I : .tieealtle an.l aristocratic' frieni f ' rind
the only rji.r,ret 1.1r:0 Was in the' fact Of te . -
ing ni a false . in ttitiotl, which esinthir I tie
later Ira in ,ht discover io 11W grief . and
shame.. 1 e.,nx:li.i. le I, It twever, I wtyal.l"ea•
j.ty, life tart max., tar I' .trarit to. kWh for
tin: i Iv' escapingm
Ira .tdisagreeaide de:':oite
: •
111421.
Uu ffirt
I ),)o.l3were
-
was truue
y arriving at .Fariß ; otir
tratitte• ;, ant I vi.v
, 14uwar4111/Au tho ut1i%4r416.1
4tiort of borolitg, I.itehtq
iii4l,ll 6, LoOT.
was tinier arrest anti lutist
n. French was none ;of
tin my surprise aml consterna
he best usu. of it I oink, and
at was 'Mutat by such pre-
ea me that I
eotne with hi
thlPbeatt but,
that, I Made
w
Ceedititt.
“You will
ation," waa h
me from the
n.I that out at your - exantin- ,..
is sharp reply, as he tha..4e,l
'ililiv,ence• tii.l coml tiet4. I ;me
1
carriag,e, where. a (..oupie of
heir seats beside me-.. • ;
y we We're whirle , l to the
2iLri'Ara LP j and t Was ttnee r r ,
urled into it sin:III, claw rkann,
I ./ i:
' ILit- p eli te officers ser4eants,
On the bench sat a small,
•-
linen of limimity-with . a
,
1. 1 d
:.;1.. -an spertmcleson his fore.
en.vared in the unfli!mitie.l
of see i n o n , l i my' much snuff he
his little nose in the shortest
intn a close
Offietr:4 Look
aw
ofrze of a n
et tiollioniily I
brilt fil-t4l
and lawyers.
withered Sp
wig on his h
heal, quit'}
employoplit
eoul.l !rel. UR
possible tint
FA M, jerking a
Mg a good stare it me, "
taeles and La,
1 1 ,o» ?"
un lerstan I Prot - 1:11 much
eonld :Teak it, I was al,le to
int was Saida auo -to otv nu rr
I now h e m-41 • acettstl
carious swindler aul cwt ter-
A.; I con? '
better than
make out w
astonisinnen
nr being a a
leiter.
"What. is
Coinaikwy
your nitme demanded the
•
..11-111)11 - E14) , 12:.•," s E LI i.
sai,l fineof the police ° (I iers;
„ ,
•tfin rp:sport nape, it 130;1116 )rj- "
"A silist4e then'." cried 14.* that is' the
name g& the gentiemati that cline over
rrnii ',uphill with lac; lie tfi'fik iny
pa rt. and utast have changed it by ;this
take,"
dfiloasiv.i 1- - 1
the ofn,!ers sfitile<l iricre.#fir#o=as#i„ Mimi
exellanz. , l glallevs With each ,ptioeilait 1
the magi.trat.•, :till the latter'. shat;irr,
his it w0.i1,111-t
'MI . draft oti Dek-sNmit & iyove
it!" e%clititoo , l I, bethilikiti, hivs&
prohicing it with trend) itt , f 4zi•rt!r
-,1
lies I i •
The.. Commiles.ety etneeJ over ICI and
"A.nother perharl:" he
B
wall bito•reer , e, pointing out the
:mote of R , bert &Ht.
•
Tile antic now 114 , h...1 apon. me
:itch hti.l ten fore.4; , that I AV:Ii 111!$1/•••'`j.
1A.4.1) so t) keep tnys..ll front ball
ne4 . 0,1111.3160 n 44 as then no other
than a p r of e ,...t.
mai ho fie 1 pi n% el
upon my fooli , ll vnnity aii.l inade Cite his
strafe troat. Ile Int.l..t.tot nh pit,, port ant
.Iraf., au l K...14(1.1:0.1 trite his tiv.it ttarlB
and ini.plittes i t-iecretiy i.Ur-iii to 10..1-
stlipi.hty, I trie.l to intake the 111.igii
trate Co:lgo...heal! the trite state of
ea , e but he .11.1 not or wank( n.,.t
I;4dor-taii.l me. A. ...e,i1.01
liroujja t. iglit the hills on the Bank of
France, ithieli wef.t proniatneed Counter-,
fen::: :in 1 after this nn fr.en
inio - ht.
aave innoeentxt in vain.'
Afi I so 1, who had come over to P,iris
:o al:•1 %Or all the
.va,..litther 11:14 IM-21.11 1111 r. ,
- 111 , W%
ilea ereatiti. , a fa-liio l yillile!si•fisatioli.
nivs,-1. on the vi.ry liar of 111%
arrival, lo(1,2:e.,I in prison, lonofig: thi‘?v.-
and inur.bo•or , ,, accase.l of a cri Ita *hid]
proba4ly scull the to the galley..
. After a ; , tint deal of iroable delav,
ho‘rever. tualia.rvd t tr,,t, the grittsh lEia
hassy inter ste l in lily Ca' , and in ci: , :nr.:4l
i)f time the ttatir nil i I was set
My fit I all
111,00 lint l t an.l the i i lain who
nii•be I an , l 1n.., war; a.0.%•4
the fr, mi,r, chaelthil L ; .iv. r •the %at luta_
arts by which he dterati,6..l a ;
. .
As soon a- I could, I g.it Int.-It IA) ibili
that. to find any elf a general la4iing
stock.
fiat I li-nt 'came(' one •ainable 14,Sani
at an CXpelnte of snitr-rin2" a I ilioney that
I. have not forg itieti to dirt day; :till it
;Inv other sh trp-r I - titters linii-eif that he
elm tnake an ;tiler 1,1.,11-11 tOite of oiit 4 jut
let hint Conte au I iry -it, that's a ll!
: .
...-...-.....--- r ---- 7 ----
Wettl e) al Fits:a Iki ni.
111 one ofthe e•inaties (if14,.- i ntuciky,;(iine
I
of the voierB hav : 4 ibl.(res-ed a seiTs 0!
gat•StiattS to one of tin•ii' Call•li , lates tor tit
-1,-gislature, among which are tile fllow
I
AN vatt lit favor of the net war';
yo
Do too believe the Irish came tajer in
the same tsiii. with Noah !
, 1
1..), ) , ,,,, behoe that Ewe's eating the
firbidileit Trott eatise,l the knot. in Nails
neck cal e.l "A !nut's apple 1" '
I:
Are )o i a ' vent/dal liezergert etiontst Y"
1.. T., you liquor.?
If o”ol.t.lii 'ho ton iYiedge yourself wt to
go to F i rooktorti I
[
Not being catreit d oit . tin van ple , lg• :
youri , elf nut la he ciOnenitia .A 1 bat riiii tan
t 4 the 'last (lay i i' afareveilin2:"--i&iiiio
.:
1
throng . the p'olls Ike :ti "14 Pci lif Baits. '
1
A Com:table pur-ite I a tlit..f f wln tv!)1:
.ot a stamp in a!iw;nrro, awl p le ;
;iv th‘• rtil afti.r hint on : wlheli he' went, out.
The otti4tatice inikle tip the f Mowing re
tarn "Si4litable—einivt;mtb:e---n , ,11 es;
opt nt;-:t able —1 ti a.W'at lip .1 I n —lllll at 11111)4;i;
qqa turns.
'the LIIIM
'4.little a tilianeel,
So said t young sada-It'd *ho sat next'
to me. in the 'city a 11s. She trap nut. of
homer; i)erinips she 634 an ittipolfeet lesson
at school; perhaps stie wa4 weary of sitting
in a chase roan jso many ' limns; perlr.ps
her heal neli:d ly, and she was faint
for her dinne'r.
31ualcian:
"Little 'lois:lnm I" Who :wag a little
nuisance? It was a poor little boy,-who
ha I first paid hi S fire pennies to the con
ductot, and had commenced playirg an
accord...on, in the hope of getting• Koine
money fpoin the gent:emelt and ladies ih
the car. Some i scoWlssi, stone ',pouted and
smite, like the voting lair I hav9 mention..
61, loudly called hint "a nuisance." still
the boy plyied on, though with a weary,
spiritless look in Ins yonni, nteo, as if to say
"I know it is poor music, very poor, to.. art!
Which are used to operat-of . otuttat.4ll , iier - f
but have pity On 3 !icor. 6, 3 7., • Who would
-earn a few ItOise4 pence flit. lii 6%41; who
Will not steal-, and who dislikes to begt" tot
was Of no use-. I Tlie gentlemen were busy
reading . their newspapers, the ladies in.tak
beg care of their , hiioped skirLs and. Iloilo
' ces: ."Lily Do e" charmed them riot, ti
"Aul I • Lang Si There Were dituntind
pins flishim_ in, the sunlight from gentle-
men's shirt bttttotns., rtaities; au,' emeralds
from ladies fingers, and a massive Wild
bracelet e.asped tI p.nnwv arm that, was ttev
,er pinched by cruel want. pattels.!
I too the ladies from which peeped cost.,
ly purchases in embroidered lace an.l moos
tins. Little bons were with theta, so un
like the little niasician,,in their silk-velvet
jackets-, frilled collars, an I iihtatp rosy faces;
I that one could hardly helime both to be
long to the sante hillll3ll fauiily.
, the boy p aye.l int, wi t .h the
weary, sitititless look, with his - Roft, eyes
fixed tiro, those unsvntoathizieg faces:
silver and .01.1 glistued throUgh the net..
work of lialay poises, but not, fat hint
One more, tune the child played; th6ti,
his acconleol, op miler hiS Anti;
st fr.tn the ear, an I was
IVltere? In the great busy tity? Did
he sink down tainting fio:n hanger and
,fatiome,fee in that. toil' andlhis good
I ang os left him ? -Dl.l he 1411.1.1 b ,, tirre
Smile br.tker's ship-wind ,*,:is Ittit.e:teeti
to thy a little child stan I eimutitiz
the piles;ofdollars, ate.l
•
i (piarte.rs. :to I t i ntgreat
roau I g• 11,1
—sat; one of whic h woul.l un Ike his weary
feet to leap for jon ? God lie p . the
.ha:
he look at ,thein, with, hungry eyes,
• a o .l 'count them . offer an over. Lib wrong
:seenteil to him to be right : art 1 -the little
i h an d th a t o k o.er Was stAlii...3 I r ill.sh.)llrAy
with crime? N.l-= it were
sa Ito be hongiT Anti iitid tiles. atilt: it
' 0t.4,0 taller yet' Is) tic.
chat tip iii pris.l+i—
a bad cousciettc6 keeping hiin Itoritieuting,
(Mitt patty: !
itere.a i he g )?.ttid “litd4 nuisance'
here! The papers told me next
to. Listen i
""A tittle boy s.vito .!rts nectistenne• I tAi pi n y
t!te nvrtrzl... , ll in the 4trret-eam, in stepping
trill the Fnlh•ti fert.Pulat to the pier,
evettitpr, accidentally Ittst, his fuoung, and
was drowne.l." • i '
NO ni .re fault -Finding vniemas tri ask whY
don't the lad earn his liruh, mw. call hint
inns-wee when tried LW tlimmm.; lie
ems.' .1 d failed; no in - Ore retiirtis
nightfall with . f..et; Sattl empty pm:l;H
ets, The. (moats imlow_..ll .ei just. as ;
the water dances and m•sparkies'all the &line
as if the in .Imisl.) ue. eyes - were nut
forever, ~ • -
11'here is time iiiti4 iitlimii6!? • V 111.46
Ask 'h e a who, throlltril witch tribti a
have wn.s!A their lobes white, who
tieith-r thirst n.,r linhger Any inureinthi in
5.n. 4 n., jirring .listidri. Of such
is the little tii•asi,,ein
•
• • • •
Taio.legd.
1111.16 . 111:tli OA.I i4lage. in dice,
nag , of G. a, I create! lie. !natl. 1V ti 0,.%% itah .
noinants
iont,te snrl :insper;eriptiot% li:s 'nattier, anti
;wow; hint with; the eouoterfeitini.lie of
I.IH aavil al! Man,. by - . n wore;
walks erect,—lift; Ili; forelia I to the stars
—pm% er and I:4Vtl hero gta'en to
to hill Over all tho eniattir.-s of earth —lw
is nature':- NVIIO; to it breaks his
see.ittre of atittlawity, takes ettini hint hag
towertal erawii, at .1 ileg,rathis, hun below
tats brae f Alatolto I • Who destroys his
reshot, hilei her bright -Seam; in l iars- L kil
el suds, that roll atrOutt I the giviit.oreu ten
pin 01 thH gook elrtaine;t . ill unallat4ll
Alc o hol!. Who .ittakei Into a tifaltnati, as
then latslies and Intl tiil it the mai 'tack
has vilest pa.;;i4iii I Who ti Is our ja
with feion-i anti Iftifq; -you • tremlittlig
wretch on tlt. gallowsf Ateoliol
era w..; oar altit, - -houses - wi It iroalinr4s bar
Ii sapitats wittediseas , i au.l Liar grvelar,i;
with .lea If Alcohol! •
• Dae; ;thy of YOU want to be tt fis'—t , iu l iv
worse, beLtHillid Litti jibs aul'..lert4in O 1
Neils? Let him drink any
tf you (1 t titre h.,w .pron I and virtu .
.as pair atre;) - Joes . any ad pan want to I.r.
;t rased, wait ;a hang pilows - 'auk, or tie
e•ime a tow, % trgar b ackefaard'i - Drunk
Liquor.
„
• If iva aro (utter, do you want to 13W
TERMS- 41.50 1- AeiittBl.
'out. eitildietiii*.v...l nut ii4tralutt„.os tv.;
ingi op yttnitt .iti•lid'att*t.(or perr
the iteu: -
tiary and willoWa t Wirt L'Alinii.! lf,Yott
are lit sOtt, and you want to Oily *ith Mail
inwratiliatn th e dell!! tjtat ii*e l ytair part - ma
:.,
and brim: tloWir their teteretra . gray hatrzt
with &mow to the gr u nt s drinkliqtiOrt If
, ...
rota are a hashed f, 41i1.1 unn). td tilerd . -nII
the beauty fti.'oli '3otir siveet. isifea:face;
bteiift her heart, niAke her *rettate'd and
supremely tniAe,r able, - I --d, rink I Liquo'i: . pd
a-.Y of yOu want to Ilte the I ptolierty Yidtk
litte witheted iog,..ther by ibe
..tVeat of
yotr brow; as ti home! for your wire Arid M
t lie o w
nes, et a iretreat in Old age? . If so, —
•
drink liquor. i . .
!.f yet: watit. to pay a high prem i um fol.
bittng' poi:i.me hi drink litpular: It Volftt , thlt.
It/ hi I MI etertlp! . fitre*ell ti) Sin* n'eedoin.
nn I th%t:toille II > TVII:O• l j %laVe than *ii.zi Ober
1 lasired at ttight.; h 4 dtitiOtini drink litittdr.
it You Want to exeltr,e a htlalthy ho4y,
so afearcully, wonder 11 y inrele;' foal' a dis
ea,e3 nursed frame hat a deuttiii *mild
se.,:-11 to ittiralet, and ihe soul quit in ditt
o' L..irittk hqu r r V.Oll want tet blast,
with disease your It, klly i'mitt !mid t , foot
mW,..ep etery line wit TNT nix ,1y tketuty tip
gers, and 'early heap IN chy upon is foul
I ;its. i.r .>'. , t i ll More ,ll•a',l•Still.4 , trlltil
t.
fli t ! tel of Narita:in, or the sor e s' id,(La
ar o s, drtniiliquor! lf yott want Loki ‘tO
Lhe ,i r it.. "Ima'tii.i, ttithohored, ant! nn
..ittig," and let- intuit;- there torea.l . her
-able plume, ansl that* its blaektiess O'er a
.Intilk tr.l'4 betih.- - -1-I " rink b.dy-blighting,
,pitit bla.z.itog. lititt.e. I. 1 .
Eta iis a) bit:Went;
A commutti•attion in the New York 0b
s. -v... , IA t f‘ll, continued the foltuv.itig:
' Now that we are a on t o le ears, will ,F. , n
permit me to tell a story , ' of the railwav ,
which I give , a 4 I heard it, Oil the rtiaLl
Not, I els, Niece, an old hily wit, lit the t iii:•,,
an , l; Is the - 1,1114m:10 t'Atiiii, hi id 10. ii at
her . • tick. 4; ettlie bli.t hini id he Anil; itilii hot
liiii dot at•Durliaiti. : Every time he 'Came
throh,th the train she give his Coat tail a
sena.: twitch and r.unitidell his ,
of. ti-ro
wi,.l to aught. at Durham. tie was a kin IL
hear eel awl excellent man:. so he astiured
11 , 1. 'ging and a.raiak that he wotild not, f or ;
got. tO put' her down there. A benevOlent
ail ‘'i ha'. Who sat in the next seat behind
her,, .I..teraiine.l, mentally, to viattli thel
stations, mi•l bmr , the oil ialfzi.CHso S id
mind Ptlet ty e.t.a' th t train sttyped: the
Gral:.-snialf called Out," ..:t..t Durhattri ;That.
the EAST 'WS: given in SO lUitr ii.tode that
f.ov heard' h.. a Ili e i tlit; btinnial *eat
echoing through the ears from steutoriat
,utig--. The kiii.i•litiatted. Mad foSer, and;
turtling td the ht ly; Aat•li . 4rili EhatlafTl i ,
k liM7iim; it'uty I help YOU to alight I"
She took nis arm, Mid soon she was. on
TERRA FIRMA. Coining back Le the cars
az,:iiti jest a they were beginning tO move
he saw two parcels lying ou the old lady's
seat. °CI she ha, foriotten he bundle s ;'
he xchtinse,l; am), raising the window a 3
he 'sr.ii - e., lie threw them out after her;
Ile - reatittietl his seat with that cossifertabit3
feeing in hi: heart wliii:h usually ft, !dirt
i !lel doing of a believe efiL oetion. . .
few tit Les farther oil they titipii&i.
again, And the braktisinan battled Mit;
ul.)6tu.tst'" 'rhea the bendialleut thin re;
iiiii l rl Lilo mi;:ake he hal Made; and very
g,tii4iirtil he felt • 1 cad. issilre yit; The
C-niAucttir Just thee' Came iii; itiOlting for
the al ia•ly. 'Seliiit his jellittqloti of
disairpiiiitoieut: 1114 gentleman said i ."I.
beg your pardent; sir; but, I helped the old ,
hi ly out at the la.t. station titi thti suppo
-BiLitiii it tra-: Durhatn." The conductor,
in return ; was so wig:mien:jai; as to read .
!hut a .edittie on the propriety of minding
nil own basiness and leaving it td (Alters
Lit attett.l ter) theirs.
Wtiiie this collis.ply *as ening ciii„ a
glnitlenrim in Brent baste; mine rushing, up
looking first one way Mid thin. the r•ther,
exeloniiiii4: left Iwo paieela on this seat;
‘%ll it ran hove become of thein 1" Om
bets.% o ed. again arlioluilie an apol:
fiat'; said air, th e y
ib'etthigiel ;to lady who le.ft tie tra i t ,
at the last. station, I dire* theit. out, alter
`her. I reorot t zcee tmaly tliat I ishoull
have iitale inch n mistake; but I will
Iy - .p iv tit [ I
"l i sy their ta iie, sin that is simply-im
p stsi:rile:. They are valu.sble eaSts,, that
cannot be resieiveA. in this countryi and uu
do.ibt they are broken to -
The aceonninstautig individual Might
exe aitn with Pail Pry : 4 Blw‘a my soul! I
never wilt try iti taiga i %tam."
-*EGET.ciiix PiLis:" giclifi
ta.ti wine of such au . tr:
.'L.
ifeA vegetable pl.l ever wade i ttlif
Fur destroying ai gnawing at'
tLtere's 'rattling, ltku ii?'
WHERE., ER you tiuJ adigmorant riee r l;l•': .
rely Lyon fetelis
:rTart; are LaiLleß
Men :tad cni-dren are wed iai nued 9L.i
wliett %%elf tiewspapere:
A Telelter rat to it little girl that w•tt
beiloul, a.uauglity gui blusuld
. lit:.{' you. like g.,>4.1 girt you would 'forg' , ..'
Iler, wouldn't, you "Yeri piann;
cuailtic cat.cu !tor,"
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