The Tloga County Agitator:
BY X. H. COBB.
published every Wednesday morning and mailed fa
fekscribers et ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY OE, TS
ys MMA)VAN 0g...
per rear, always
rue paper is tent p,p , tage tree to county suhscri-
D as, though they may leceive their mail at post-offiees
located la counties immediately adjoining, for conVe.
aides. "14
THE AEErstua is the Official paper of Tioga Co t ,
Bu d circulates in every neighborhood therein. 'ub,
scr i p ti,,n, being on the advance pay system, it even,
law arcing Vii,Clads most to the interest of advertiser's
to reach. Terms to advertisers as liberal as those of
fe„l by any paper of equal circulation in Northern,
Fenasylvania. , f: _ , ,
-A cross on the margin of a paper, deunaei
that the subscription ii about to expire.
Papers will' be stopped when the inhicriptVai3
, m , expires, unless the agent orders their coitiuu
.
as,:e•
W. A. NICIVOLS.-
. ,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LA;'
Office formerly occupied byJamoo Lowrey, El a
Welh.boro, Oct. 11, 1865-Iy. ' ..
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JOUR. I. MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Tioga Village, Tioga County, Peun'a. • ,
Prompt attention to Collections. • - sP
• .
March 1,1866.-1 y
WlL~aliit.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT-LASS,
kFIRET DOOR FROM MONEY'S, ON THE TENIIErR
• Wellislberou i tili, Pa. - ,
Will attend to business entrusted to their care b
the counties of .Tioga 81:Id ,Potter. -[Oct, 18.135.
S. F. Wasoicr
OTICE.—The Law pirtnerthip h'iretofore•etit
iug between the sub sentpere 4e hereby Aliasolaa
by mutual consent.— •-- JAMESO-LOWitEY, •
Wellsboro, Oct. 15,'65: S. F. WILSON.
JOHN S. HANN,
i .
TTORNEY - AND COUNSELLOR - AT LAV
Coudersport. Pa; will attend the several - Codn,
10 Putter and Mcßetm coontie . All busineia es'i
waited to hid care will receive prompt attention. He
tat the agency of large track , o good - Faulting lalie
a ad will attend to the payment of taxes cm nay 'MIAs
in said counties. •
Coudersport, Sept. 13 4 Is6sz-ly. o • '1• .. .1-
. ~.
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CORNER OF MAIN STREET "AND THE ATENIIV;7'
We Isboro;.. Pa.
j..W. BIGONY, 1 ,„ • Froprietoz
THIS popular iietel, hating. been .ra.fit,lt4
e.. 03 re-fanitehe - d attoughOut;is now:Open:to
pstdie as :a fitst:-tiiiis A good 'hostler alwej.";
en liadd: - • • • - [Jath
=EMI
WILLIAJ?IS 8c SnITII, •
ATTORNEYS AND COU-A SELORS AT LA}- ;
BOUNTY AG:ENIpI
Main Street. Wellabor*, Pa.
January 4, 180-Iy.
F. SHAIBLIN, •
BARBF.R. 6z tlAtli-DRESM
-Sawi OVER L. 'Wmcol.'s stotii
Wellaboro, Dec 7, 18:64.
WELLSI3bitO - -1-I.OTEE.;` , ;
(Corner Main Street and the Avenue-) • ... '. ,
• . . Waushono, .Is._ _
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4. .. y.
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- B: IL-HOLIDAY, FrOlndetir_ . , --,
One of the most' popular foneea - in'tie - count'.
This Hotel ie the, principal gtage-house in Welbgtrimg
Stageileavo daily as Pillo a : ~
For Tioga, at 9n. m.: Fo , Troy, at 8-p .. m.; _Hr
1 .
Jersey .Shore every Tuesda*.and Friday: t,2,e p. nt,4
For Coudersport, every Monday and Tfitiraaay et.
p. m. ,
STAGES AERITE- 2 Toui Tioga, at' 12 1-2 O'aorc.
p. m.: From Troy, at 6 o'clock p. m.: From J. - err(
Shore; Ttneaday and Friday 11 a. in.: From Conder /
port, Monday and Thursday 11 a. tn. '''
N. B.—Jimmy Corydon, the well-known .hest.lo.•,
will be found on bend.. .
Werlsboro; Oct. 5. 1864-17. - ... ! .„,
HUGH YOUNG,, • '-.
800 ILSEVLE);! & STATIOI'I.IEk
. —ANTI DE.I.; E 11.1.11...,
.. , .... 4
. )r.
Avencan Clocks. -American, English; apd Swiss
Watches. 3ewel'ry.-t3iirer - Plated -Ware, -.S..sotanibiti
Picture Frames, Photographic Albums, Etetensnop.„ '
AP
Milroscopes, erfettuhry, Yankee Notions, Pistil .
Tackle and F Ms, and Fancy and Toilet Articles. - :.
.).1' Snil OL BOOKS of every kind used intVi•
Canty, constantly. on hand andaent byail or 004,
ermine, to order. ~ ~. //1 r
NO. 5, UNION lILOOK,WELLSORO, PA7:
WATCHES, ,CLUCKS,"
PLATED WARE.—
,•• . ,
Call at No. 5, Union block; it yqu; %rant. a goti
WATCH, where you sill ind a good tiesortroent Of/:.
• AMERICAN & SWISS WATCEIES.
I keep on band El Eberiard" & Col - •moremen! is
heavy Silver Cases, which for time bait no - etittal:: .
retpeetfally refer to - M. It.`Cobb,.Eeq., Editor Agit r a.
tor, and Wm. Bache, Esq., President Ist' Natitmel
Bank of Wellatioro:
. . ... -
Also, the Ellery, — Barirett,Appret94,7 - jac:Y:
Co., all are good Wafehes- •
PLATED ~,W.-2s'Ai;,,,
Dinner and BreikfapV.Castrticl,Talticßitigieeti,qid. 6 rr
lippkin aniipta,"Etpooldle;
te, Ad. `- • • '
India Rubber Sidains, Bingo land Gleba, opted
Pencil,. - - -
HEAVY PLAIN-ODLD , RINGS.
JEWELRY AU VAN DS. '
A good aituortinaiiV -of ' CLOCKS coratuntly,:vn
hand - ' : I
All of whiarfrillUisdtditr. low Au iherettrbeiumibt
anywhere. ' ' - -
BEpAIRINO DONE ON SHORT NOTT.:II,-;,
Wellaboro, Aug. :30; i.565-tf.., A. rat; EY._ '
FR SALLE.—Rousg: $7l„Qx orp Lkain ifirt,fr‘
itajMntifortrig-a-talldy'r'Srag. 20 ac
htylin Delmer, betireeh John Gray-auk' Meirret.
noun and Lut on Covington Street.
terme, apply to-TIENRY SHERI/200D, Hint
Wellsboro. May 31 18654 C
N EW HEAT E
WM. TOWNSEND, - •
W holetialP'l o Fi t k
FLOUR, PORK T, HA.MS,&
FRESH BEEF, MUT CON,
Shop one Door South of Smith's Larr,
Wtlirboro, Aug. 2, 186.5—tf.
,
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLRRY. - - -
:-. • •
' PRANK SPENCEW
has the pleazura to inform the.,aitiiens Tiv )
C"Lts that they have tbe.beat opportunity ever niftd , d
them, to procure Ambrotypee, Fertutolpee, Geu
Canes de Vtaite, Vignettes, end all -kinds .($f tan'
4
and popular card, and colored ,liicturas, ht. his 41 . -
I '7 tql Elmira Street. F. M. SPENOBit.' —
Mansfield, Nov. 15, 1865—tf.
N 1/11,LINEIVL.GOOD,S1,
_
"pAir tir
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i% now receiving fresh from Now - York, a ch,oicd Jnt
Winter Goods, comprising latest , stS•ler zof- Pets,
Preach Flowers, Ribbons, and Pinmes whipti wftit be
sold for cash very . 0164. •-
Wellsboro, Oct. 4,1.8155-3 m. , • - ' •-•-•
T " MASON it 'HAMLIN - CAI3INET Irit'brA'NS 4
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and.te,
Liar music, for .$BO to $6OO each. ... Thirty ; Five: O o rd
ce Siir.4 Medals; or other flist -Prominent' arrarAcci
them. Illustrated Catalogues sea tree, Addr
MASON & 11A.ALLI33, Boston, or MASON 13/40/W-'
/RS, Nets York; Leept.,4,11.1366-Iy, •
- T.h::: . •Ti.__:::t:4 - . -- i. - ic--0,' . -,!..- - -.ti. - ::::,.. - Agitat:- .- o--r-.
VOL. XI [.
MRS. A. J. SOFIELD - WISHES TO IN i •
form ter customers that she is
. now receiving i
from New York, fine asiMetdeit - •".
"
MILLINERY GOODS,
whicrehe ties isketi mocipeaiii
will find a superior quality of
MERINO UNDER-WRAPPERS; " i••• 1
MERINO HOSIERY, ; ,; :,
Infante' Hoods. Dress Cape, tine linen Handkerchiefs
and nverything In thellillinery line. s> • feetlB. t
- MEW , MILLINERY C. - to STONE
- has opened a' Millinery Shop at East Charleao
ton [WhittleyAMlV having. just returned fro/v.31.a
ciiy with a nice a sortment of goods, which she ofte4
to the ladies Ut low rates for cash. •
BLE 4 .IOII . ING & PRESSING 'Al' TO
.r•-• • • • • •
- " -- ORD,ERT •.' ' - --'
and cheaper than apywhe9B n)f , p bktbe potn.cy, 6211
and gee for'iouiseives. '..., ' [06..:1.8; 65-3tn.f "
• .
Rear. HAWLEY,
ATTOSWEIf'S AT LAW, " 4
WILIAA.MSPC3RT, PA.
J. B. NILEB;.
Special:attentimgiven -collactiotie.,Beakeiona;
.Bounty and - Back Pap; and all claintalkainit the Na
tional an l,,State tiip.etpmen,ta, ,
Williamsport; Pa.; Nov: 6 1&,-IP6tP-3m.- -
UNFTIED STATE%
_II OTEL. -
! RAIN STREET, WELLSBORO, PA4ri
D. er:- 'lt I TTE - Picia4tE:Toi. "
,• •
Having leased this popular hotel .property, (lately
occupied by Mr. Nelson Austin) endenvor t 'to
- .snake it truly the traveler's home. Personal atten
ion will be give!) to the table, and the .e.otefhrt of
&testa, I. he a : prime objet. , Thet..sialt)Azat,,W2ll;,. ;he 1
Natic;. l .l l e..cAre Ea al?-PPrie , ikf9d.ti 0 , 8 4eF1-.
Wellsboro,Nov.ls, 1865-Iy. ve
WIENTAWACRY.
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N. 'DAR
WOULD say to the publiciliitibii4 rieigtacicTly
located in Wellaboro, (Office at his residence,
ear..!,..0, :LIMA Otheeo.n4RkeeeßSO clauSik)4l4ll - 943e
cl44lllsAncle;4„wi3ik co4flo7(,:_the I
care, "galainille'iting Coinf Fele anti - Jacre% trliei•e - 1153
skill of the Dentist can avail in the management ui
cakes_peettliar to the calling.,, He Kill guy . Ailk _
- - ARTIFICIAL TEETH, C: -
set on any material desired.
FILLING & EXTRACTING TEETH,
shbrlbet untie?", and,':donii":iii th'e:l4st,
:".
TEETH. EXTRACTED:WITHOUT-PAIN.:
~ : ti
by thl theyse . ot 4niestey tß a. wtnen :t are : perjectly
barmleee, and will be acTp? pdesired. -: f t ereq in every ease. when
Wellaboro, Sept."6,lBBs l iY. - _ ;""
=EI
•TIOGA
CALlErfolre& caltrzatt. (late e• 1 " i'••
_Ol _d "Ca k )
PROPRIETORS. - 1 ' :"
Al - R. CONKLIN having had large , e i tißerienre
.131. in grime - of the best ' "Marble Shripv in Itie
• conntiy in the artistic part of this kktd•trietts
priatora aro now prepared to...simile cirderafor. TOMB
I STONES, of all kinds„ilnd AIONVMENTS gf eithar
RUTLAND OR ITALIAN MARBLE, r
In the most Aorkmanlike manner, an& with dialtan,E)
,They will Icep_the ,hest quality Marble, if. Unth
, kinds nameil,; constantly on. bend:.
_Stones discolored , with .rust and dirt cleansed and -
I made to look as.gc . ist as new.. : _ • •.
Harvey Aderne.of onr,enthe,
rizen Agent, and all contirtattrnrede:sllllni,ita will_ be.
valid. Customers can contract for work with him at
shop price..
' Tioga, Sept: q.,lSiis-Iy_.
43 61414 tise,,,4a`r 4 1847 'the We'st' was - lion d's
ed with a cutietertsit, - liffin...,. It .eras so wa1!:
manufactured that it passed -readily. - The
eirAtit'iast became - lei" great that the United:
S',...&,et4t.lloOrities - requested that ii-ligitlftil 'de:
teetive night Vet sent le lerireti:"Qut.aic new 4. 1
c4itiers. - 1 'Veas 'fixed - upon ' , to peitform ;than
thiiSliolltioit' tit - guids 'tile. * . - .l',he lee . l;liefk .2
CI &N. HAMMOND'S N.I.HISERY..- -- ...", ever, .that .Chieogy ...was: the. city. where the
it... 1... . i l ' - - - -- - " cdatiferleit coin' Wile -most a bendeot,led me A
N addil e bar -T i°l4ll Co4- 1 P" 4 i 7 tki7rYtl'sfieet. that" the: in tin til . .teterY' "Was' simid:',l
situated on the Plank RoadTfour miles from Tioga.r -1 wiiezetwikttiit4t:e ; ,litill.t,it.l._ It, WaS;thereforel.
, Sve are prepir;d to friralsti 10000 Friiieqteciat 1 the capital uf.:the:West that i - proceeded.--,54 ,
the following prices: spent tive n•eeks in the city without- giiitithg=
A pplittitißlt-"..01101til, 25;e e mixt fit Ate i r;irst;4l) I ge T OlO LA . slue , to the 'Ciiutierfelters.' "'
• cents delivered. Common size, 20 cents at the Nur •,,,,••. - , -••- it , - 1 •• •- • •.-i - --- -= -7. -
j eery, 25,eents delivered- Pear Trees, 50 emus. • , 44.4 1 49 1 . 41 : tit:-grow:i,dlectiPlbeiti-9 1 : 1 ' , X.: 41 4.
~ ..- S tltites. Arletis'.--13urlittin'''Thirreii,i T.Stify l filiV-1 4. 'bought I_ should be -obliged to -reltu n 11°Ing . -
,;,,...lie, inenango Sirawbeiryt.."Witiliiniunct '.ft'fiati . Ftriii . ;, - 1 wlikitrAclitiliiiil r t - aufrleveAriS , ' fee it ft'.' ''9ne . 'day_
1 4ed-Astraehan, Summei• Bellftdire4lnintiier - •Quein, ''. 1 ir; v 41,44 a, letter ; ruin' : pis , . ~.vvj.t. : .; Ne . quAßelp 1 4 . ,
'
$u mar King, Sweet Bow, Sour Bow,
~ towatowsesid... swat) money. '013..04; 'was: , ,0ug...0t. ,
l: PALL APPLES:-Z-PlitIle1151.3101861413) - EntIlb0, 13.10 . ~....,,,,,,, • - .4•,..„,,,, ' .
r W. the , bank -at : of:tusked: for 'al
atop Pippin, Fall Pippin, Republican Pippin, Hawley ',.." - - 7 ",„ . e ', - ;., * • - `,',„ . "`" - -, ~, ~- ,„. . . „ . , ,„
or I.)..use,'Maiden*s Blush, Large Rine, Ladies' Sweet d' .. ,', 1 - ,:,4t " F 11- c'ialtple2ltime , tOodtt r ik; - a% sumrol':
, ing, Lyman's Pumpkiir:Sateet. .'•-. , ripi 'ley to pay 'for It , Ati.vykii;ell l . ' ,the4a, ,i.veie,, tieli, - f
r WINTER APPLES.-BiliaWla, Bailey Sweet. Black eistbtalf tdo4lars,, T:l'hii. sleek ..,pustrect--tbrbazof
Gilitloler, Bine ,g.earmaiTriAmerleart kleNulftsitret„ ..- 7 k :A t ,. ..• • s ic iiC sit ' Mtn". ,''
Roxbury Russet, Rhode' Island Gieefning, Esopus we i "*". 3- ' ll .l e, ` 81 ‘.. , ' fi r' .. °II. "' " ".., •. :: '
Spitrenburg, swear, Sweet _GW,Closser, Sugar Sweet, t ' '1 : 01 104:;1' ; l ' . - • f li d. . l ;it ‘.'.,9_ll':4.)fity."ole ila ...to la:
: Roney Greening, Ho - nefp'Sweet,AP(Sens*S west, Pound in,f thoiotilpt#:4l•4larstateSaUt!teArei;Z:t',le: - -'l' '
Sonr, Peck's Pleasant, ralbnan Sweet, Tompkins Co- [ t .,,v4,., : f/.1 -* ': - . ~, • 7 ,-,,
.- 7 , , ., . ,
King. ;Wagner, - - ~., ~ .... -.,- , ~ -. s ) I . ,-, -- „ .....,..• - :„ -....--, ;A .
.:-
.1 •:• , 't ;.„:. •--. :...; ~r,
g4M42 4- tlSattiArtiinglighl Wgittil 3 elWelkollitilitti . r,,,,A!q-7• (fr )„. t•, e l: t i ltl P., -.-, . 4.- ;,,. „.-„..
h .. 3leadow, Bella - Lucrative, Louisa Bona 1) Jer,ey, 3 •• .1 ,- ; - •rreCily` certain. ' ,Thq, der ..:cArtlskAttly,
seckel, Benrre D' Amalis e _Golden Beurre, Flewith lit e cixte ,..i. , ,b,,t,„,,,,,A e ti o j en t,A, Ke wi t ....,,5 68 , fa
'Beauty, Gloat Moreean,Ylawreitee. -
vo l j;:elf - 0-101 'l - .:nvf•c. ; •-',. ^i L •,,-,.."4 Et:cc...4'
• Also-Siberian Crab, Quinces, and Grape roots- J...• ' "
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several variatto.7 7 - rr , ;..e. It.r' -- 4.201, .ipnawl ND. 4 . ... 4 , t ,,, ji ,,,e i1 i . ),,,0f thorn iN• tti,e i ,.; d irrt s A l 2
- -,
aliddlebtir'r,lnga Co. - ', - Pa., TIOCT, 18;i5=1;-. al4l9!i B Y! gkeliVilAf 7 14.41 : - ' 4 l uthir4 l 4 ;.ii r q : 1 0tero
_ . . . hipught up the former. .1 , ; •-,:;:, i. 7t.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIN KfriCigaM ' ,: i rtlii-s4olh 4 e heilUciiiiitterfeitlci)in l'ever - SOQ
. . ..... :„ .. -I*-----,----' ' iti v iii3 4 iffe r l"fl,iglaiii,!ed l ,"...c.i.ispttilq tAegi
... • , :.... , . 7., .;
T AWREN,C.BYIidarti•MMA CO., PA., clunly,.-1154,314)ig, qoUtit,efejt Luopey ;po!-pie
4- ,1 0 1 , .., :.' f.'. , . ;, caution:lore ofalit same character .as - thiet?'!.. ,
q . .....,',1 tie ":• , ...!"...i:!....i'1n.)151. , x , kei 04t, :6(0; ,tW'elr."V. t:eyried.,'r4t`iEr)ifit:
•
. , IS THE PL A CE " ?:37C ' jt) nev).Y..,s - 9 - '.iigl) W. 9, rie_ f 7. ?.T . , ago: A ir 9. ' thi . .. r Wiir-lt al`
I ''' ' i:;±: - _ - :I t‘Sainuas,..New,,Xort; ceuniedetter,, Ned ,1Vi1;•
....i.); . :::Cill'In - , Z . ..?. Lir.: kn.
~ .1.. know them well; fur I have-handled :43.'
,-- 4 ... i. I ..,... tatty ..
gc7itixna YT my . o f i
3 ter 7/...y ...01 Ile La eft ®0 2/ 0 lloiiPS: -4.0 i ~.treAlz, , iiirqlclfi' '": 1 36 . g 4 ded..:(4''.
ingfilalf. , -AblllarsfruuLtra Itlssaler..:`. , :Yuu. see
''"C.` 'C - :.3 -- -I •.-
ti , .at the milling ia nut st! well done asr'N - i4
CHL•OIP! -*fiteret'iil:l‘fitiii'cl k ii this - is pleity - gtiod ititi',...'„' ' L
RA) V
STOCK I I oa
--..
, nared.the two and, fßund_ L thak_ . o y ol ,
• right. I supplied- thesplace.t.th tim - three.coun-r;
. A FULL ttlfeiti4;tv ill teitlA`cein,nerd returned :the" fti'-
, .
' -3- . t'J - 2. - Li s ' . .1 • togr'i - 3 ki'plietetT( - :-"--..- ' --
7 "
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JUS . T RE C L'i y .F.
, jl O . ',..4„f e w-,d4 l 3B " *Ller thje tKeeci - veci -infortna'j ' ion'
---
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Copse Eaue. Ana all vifraptatiblit' iliitlr'"iiiiie,s - ;_frtioi - " - Chie#ghi " l'
re a. as m5 , .....h, e-.c: , i.' •.. ._::. • ..i..
r ' arm - ea tnete et night - an 4,44 pp .. ., , ,Aii !. .;Loptit. :
bi - -.<).; •••4•5 : 4[11% • t liaf:ft* teal _swill coil *oratt , thkoftly 14a.vertl in:l/Aftplatte. i._ , LI.•:.WDEt la
.•. ' 'e/ tila t i ...p : ',itol/.. :TWO'S
. .X.,!7, - : Vr lB , 4l fietrthV gt l i ngf anrill<lTl Itiylltwvoicr wall
'f3 Et 71 F1:ti it Z u 25. 5 p i A lt ,lt a ki ,S sni p Wlipihri',"ifienklieiit:colutie,l, 1 fi - i - 4 fi,e i 1- :ll . ll.iir, t t
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~, eveflike t if my Yu' c fc, mee:l,. Iti -- AsiVer . mii.l,;
-CriClTlll.lsrG'' L.
Whether I coula: bake Ai-lodging.: there i that.
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•6'4.-'46T'i- jr , r , RI) -r. lit, at his vit,eittpu atter ',14 - itcce,..tvutspettfig, I was
iafor - re ... t.p.ilolstsungtaciqus .. -tpalipey, , ,,pug . --1
iaim:. .. L.‘
314'
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sible that I could have a-16311. .: 7 :.'.. ,- . ,..c.._ .. I
i have
_ft gently - ..ip - thz,r - cutir. 61 iftTy - TiTe
W rl
AR* ' v. _
Ortaillilfir. tc.eia 441ted.iti - put: hp 41'4' i tvret.:.hed., tleCO'nili
nd.itions, so I did•irhi c all4Vsnl l eqUitniiniey
Vatte d
• :..---- ....
& ock ;
tiViiLIANS I: a
- , ,
or. terups..r toned distiojiht'Thy die miserable
sieping eparttnektly n. ikto whip)) . .I,, l was,ushele,d
--- - V - t.. - . I " ' ter I had finished inii re tis
d i 11 - .litd3 l lllt, n.. u.k.d.ti - -• P- t F-- --- --
: . The chat9ber-was-of'' aize; a-nd-certain
ly well ventilated...ler. Luoulthf.see.-,the,stats
through the roof. The bed wAs simply a hog
of straw thro . r . Aittcsinacirristc - übthervooni,
Without sheet or covering of any kind. r This
last fact, however, was 339 . t 4,,w,i401.1 i .99,9be %
%hence, es it was bummer and oppressively
ri s ,---
' I stood - fhi'tnSiqi j iliiiii ati - b"oar gazinig - oA of'
u
' the opening which served for, a window. Be. 1
::o.lqi".l4 l 7,l 4 iti,llliitifmenite• ntivtrii ) , lite , lithi*, f gf . 1
till ie . fP I Could not - se . %be iteverp . iti:Whl,CA*
listi4eleen-up - my-ahode-itppenred to he isolated
f i di t:,.. #. .
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W . X.I4I ; BBORi),:TIOGA COUNTY, PA., WEDNESDAY NIORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1.45.
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Tfiai•ed'Eun gathers op trio beam;
To bid thiviiithoted'eatilpdarewelly
'• And voices from the swelling streams
Ara ringitig , with_ the nyetiitw,Xelli , 4
Ahe_cakd lalte sobs...with - restless grief, ,
here' kite, the water lilliey grewi `
While au-imin ft;wl and atitumnlel4 , ).*
‘. Are sailing down -..theirivera blue.: -
,r.y?zelOsuu are the. Wendland shrines *
The 'robin and' the wren bevelled,
And winds are wailing through' the fines, • -
dirge fer..eurpteeta's glorious
.", ,E'en wan - forial'es his daily atrite,
And 'ilauses 'en'the tieing flown' "
As if in Nat ire's changing life,
- • " i -
tiftee,:th at 'tips _se d hour,
T As:ev-aning reeve her earliest tear;
i,A,ad.,ennset gilds the - naked lAwer;
, And waves are breaking col&and clear,.,
4 !",4l,that,gla'd time, whose Itieawr'Y
starlight o'er life's 'cloady•weathei„,
' ,hy,,ride 'we rlived,the delta,
..P4_,Pread /1 - eiviEngland'asoa.,i.t geihet..
; ,,,,Zw4B on old Plymonties..rogk-funind§4pro t
One calla Zsov,etnbeiniiht i 7
,„,,
' .iratchod the4:64 -
Mbe weary day had sunk In rest - :::
j34iyutol the lines orreir4e44 oucr t '
"And guardian clouds fiat:itsmith - tovp . git t
-- ,-
_
We climbed the bill of noble graves,
Whs.re. thu,stetn. Pattiare4,.e,f .1 he.lauo.
- Seem li6teuing to tee same kr'fi'lltt - w - avei .
Ereta-.th' eppreetue.e laud T
We talked of spirits pure aud kind, ,
With gentle tonne tirid:.lo`dng eyes,
tts..,Ofkitpy t y ; troruas
It v 8146 -13fln" 11 43PP; - i7- 5 ?Pi . n..q4r." '
le . vr - Wrlef
zz taj . A.l .y4 t o around the traveler ' s feet, "tip
'And s f4; l l t l fi rß e lld"x4q C )alc l t yll q h i;itt`-.
ntil I go, where
row tksi4.tium:lt worl.t . of 4,40. ; awl
And ;u.11;." alee ; pre,
„putt eat& upidl thy
„die lit ufficsi trtvitp yf y,arg
Ting 'v. the eloje of
gvp,,i'.l ? :(r FA _tittip or gplies and
L.T,.4olt;9nl'ig 110
PC".t . ,And'dreatiafpktihm - eF
' , ; , , •UutTutuittSyearillilay =
X 'treto• - ure
, -
giildpril)Taiii of fldiverti.-*
'- 'The - m - orribig 'breeze of loogtitgo,,
wecTs o'er niybrrtirt . ‘vtty eoft 4Ortir,4l,_
` Pu . *- n the entberir to ct - gicue, ' '•
"?:',,..tvifdit the 14:sii5iPuttnd ney - roul '
-,,,, A' id'bY the aiett'and ItickerinlE
. I kee thy beauteous form appear, ,
".
Idfke'ona returned from lianderinitt brigtf,• ,
- . . 4 To•bjess my lonely moments here: - • -
—lnistettatip.
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DIARY' OF 7 A DETZ'CIITEi.
moonlight night, so bright thut I could eee to
read the.smallest.print..
.44. lust I,begap ja_grow weary, and throw•-
iiig,myeelf on my pallet I was ,soon plunged
in deep" slumber. Ho - W:long T slept I know
flut'l -was 'awakened by a - dull sound;
whhth reberitbled some .one hammering in the
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diety~nse ~1 suppoee.it, was the peculiarity, of
the sound which awoke me, for it wee. by no
weans loud, but .eonxeyed-tn-nle the idea of
eons fine sinking iron. with .a ,coulAe_d hamtnei.
I rote from tupbed and wont, to, the window.—
The moon was now in the western! , hprizon,
_whith' fact that it'must bCnear morn'
lug. The sound I Have before ` ieferied to
reached me more cfliftlii — eti3ill7tin whep in the
back pare of'the efMeaber.. It 'appeared
. to
euiite from some oPtlioubei whiett teen, situated
a huhdred•yards from the house: - -
:Noma am naturalty-of mind,
and ; thin-sound, occur r ing,, as-it jt did IA the
middle of the nigbt,.piqued my curiosity, and
I felt an irrepressible "desire to ,go oui and
cover die cause of itt 'This desire, as"thersotiad
continued," grew upon- rite. With' such intensity,
tha t I resolved to-gratify, it at any
I put on my boots,-the•oaly-article of attire
I ,had. discarded, and cautioMilr openid the
doxg of,Anyelminbm: and noiselessly descended
the riptetty , stairpase. 4, few steps brongtit : rne
int 4 :Ale lower apartment, wlich I. found en
tirely' desei'Md. 'farepequieify to the window,
and 3 tintasteiied'it
was noon in the:moonlight
El
Not a soul wais—vivitrir7t
. tlio:soupd I have
meiCtiott much -mete: =dirt etas)lip•
proa:eheitthe.pleoe faun ,whatitt , it;_integedod.!
I:tat, , before. : a loner kiw,:
bitining, 4 h!ougy fte J,cotiAd
erce}ve 4 Ilaie Issurt n g. I stooped - down
priVlP4Wiiitttlfßoll Pt' ihe . ''kyrl2`lsle,' 'MY
pi - Urine - ea rprisadikrrifilf a dozen men; with
their cm.,tts „off.,and ,eleeves up , -perfornling
w iety .0 .ettailg%uceupu,tions.....Seme we v.,
workl,gat2. grge, others wcFe,”tplq_ntendin c g
iniAildefit ( nB 46 . <5 . engaged
Innitingdiiiif.' In it imoment
the whOle iruth hurat'... upon - me. - Here '„Was'
{trye gu pgigficotintsrfeiters : l. wee in-, search of,.
9.114 landlord apd_ his wife--,,evidently be
longed to the siiMe . liiind, 'for in one corner I
perceived them employed,—the man polishing
oft- entnil'ilalf pienhsi, and 'Vie' woman
Was packing the .finished , coin into irollsi -
r lbad.seen enough- and; was- about to return
ta.n; t y apartment, when I suddenly fey a heavy.
hand placed qu my shoulder, and turning.
,my_
arciund;'tolny "herrtir found - Myself in
the 91 -looking a-SUgoaridrel ae ever
escaped-the , g,allowa.- •_ _
-."-Whiit are you Acing here, my- good fel- -
low ?" he exclaimed giving wee shake:
stroll . hymoonlight,". I replied,
elidefiVrolieg to retain. mv.potapOstire.
• " iVell,Tterhaps
you will just 'take" - a stroll
inir4def retnrned the: , niftan; push
int.opert.the door; and dragging - ..me in _after
All the o intnates the barn, immediately
stopped Work - and rushed toW;ird - ns when they
saWine. ='• -
. --- , ~ . . _
"Why, whatta all tbiel"sr , thel•eitilainied:' •• - nintaiwichwtiz wirth s2ooez srikin ez weaned,
• " A loafer
_l__-Inirrniz;:neenixt--__nutaide." _.maid_ ............,....- 7. asT, Wild by n. tictio extra wtappen,
my:a... 1 ...5., ..., 'I. '--*'• . •.,-' ", * -, --i-*-: ' ' did a Ault year's work; twos prostrate in the
. -+;Hes a trtivelerthat camel to - the tavern cold embrace uyildeatb. Agin he looked, and
last night and asked for: lodging; ,the • last - I :wo to , him I : the. octroon, tor which be paid
• saw of„tbim he was safe in , bed," said the . land- •$2;d00; and whose girl babies he cood sell in
lord. -•- - 1 - • ''-; 4 '•: 1 - • - : - : ''- - ;Non Orleans tz soon'ez they win 16 for $3,000,
Thajon with_dgellr,.to. a corne.r.'9f • tbe.aftart- on*akkOtht•tiv'their havin his blotid in -- their
r ment, leaving,one•to N kee4) guard over me.. I:,* trains, wuz torn from his luvin grasp by - the
'`
soon ,sayr,, thfm,werein. earnest sonsulttilinu;;stronge; band uv disease, and wuznt worth a
',and were,.py,“lently •debeting some importaatt co pper for any . purpe.s.
:,;question., IThe-rnap -keeping guard;, over Melt. The Democricy bekum alarmed. The inde
said nothing, but scowled fiercely. I bad , trot • fatigable leaden; whispered: - " The_ nigger is
-
said a singleywordAnring all the time, ) ,-ball.rfadin 'a - ,WaY 1:L-spiiiiiii ' tie becums extinc'kl" -
.' been in the 14411.
,-,1. ; traamware that whalevel,' . l . Whereupon a consultation uv the: head - men
- I might say would in all probability do Aioral: wuz held. In view uv the crises, a pair—wurr:
'lt arm than good, 4,11514.14 as always beetaA4maxq.mtde tt6d7v.r.un female, vrtiz selected and exam - -
_jut of mine, to hold my;:tongue when „ .in7idoubt..l:ine4, : cotutuftttee ov expert examiners in
,At last the discussion 'seemed to be ended, forT:life
; insurance -companies. They wuz pro-.
..ftttie blackest of the whole came forward ,, and:t.no'nficedyerfect'apecimens entirely smind and
l'ibithout any introduntion,exclaimed,— Tr ••• :1-: freV from
i" I say, stranger, lnolt here, you must disr r-in'a'eoariti &healthy 'lociashen, and twenty. a I did not move a twasole or utter a word. 1r 'four lir • the most. ieminent physicians uv • the
- i " You have fourKl,out: our secret, and ~dead'. - country Nur.. detailed -one to stay -with them
tilen tell no tales." -,,i,- -._;.i ' , !•- , : - •''''.-1-one hour of each day, that, in case the disease
. I
was silent. :' , 7 '''' *I. struck em the remedies might be toWianst
„tip
4 "We will give you,tep minutes to 80 •9, - luttr.iplied, - tinit;frninfitieSetwo, the race might be
rayers, andalso allow you the privilege;af:l36-I r cpropaguted, and the•'eartrytle' nv the - inartY be
.t
• mg shot or hung." ,n- ; ,
-;•:'''. 1: -,- ''f:' , ll . presersed: - -c: '.7 • • • -.!
.., I Suddenly an idea struo.k me. I remeu/koWs. j3itt s all -to;no purpose.. -Tini• last nigger in
Iheicl something that might save my life. I . latu,:,ra,t tf perished., andlinally, these
% '-1he.Y.0,04te1,1
. t•ai
ilito a violent fit of lainghtpr in.. fact it was : two were e, struck, and _ notwithstaudi n the pre-,
'll
Il i I YOM i ° di ) , ', A ) VA h FSO4 4 :PRL-4.MA t elliCC T 4. ) ,‘el t I E
i ca...,eis adopted, they too died
ipo i keil s otbe t atiotberin ,, a,ol4, ; z„ement,„ ~,, , i . :,
. 3
Ther'ikui it'sPaion:nactier sympathized with'
, r ,..,*7 . 1 i f.
;: '• 4 u .he •P li ft' -j t . rnol', cool,, .an
h M W >: ". I theft:art:si lb its affliction. The heavens' war
''''' l " `1• 11 •1;.,ari ' • ' ;`• "P. ,' r'
: .! , "" . ':r, 1 : ' 1 r'' '. . I , l ' t'clothea with ,, 'leaden . colored; clouds, atbort
" - ,SuPpole,..he d4't thank ve t ern,iniearnest,, .
which, ever,and anon, flashed gleams sly loorid
:saidUlr,thet , - - ..„. l ol lt --,-....i-•-• 1 •• : ; -. 2 ..?.. "' m e , Low-voiced thunders muttered,ominons
- ' " porov.?traiwiri you ,had, 4 ;better t ea.,,,y,pur, _
land birdsd b - l hoviiin'o'er 4 the•
y, an pas s , run
,P r PiYlr B, !: I 8 4idtAt!e M i n w !i'll 44 7 fiat eNlsfl a i *fields. DraY-horses ' fell c4d'upon the . t ton
. s,
„ f " time flier."_
:.•;..•, 4•. a., :L :-• ' , -1 . .-Strea.a, and:wild beasts rushed frantickly-from
'My only reply was a 'fit of laughter more vi
their coverts; and imapped. fooriously, madly at
lolent than the first. , _ ,1 ,
~.... wh A tersr,catue, their, way.
"-Theo:lan's hind ,' ; ? they ' etcritimiell. - *!`- - • ,
.... t. ‘,.. . T i tle last uv the A.frilfins , were lapin. pros
: " 1 01 . diiilnk.": said - elynier •:. -1. -,- :. ;- ~ •,
Artite in the — Fernandywood entered, and,
• ". Wel I, isiyii,! l : l 4itik d: 1,1 peakfi g fifttie• first
ez W 'Seed t - Aini hnitid inti;*' tenni: -
Ainte,4:?"3-tlfilAW the beat 'l6lf4l.litive•eVer 7 i3ekb.
'`we'll'"gu'ehed g
hee'
b a
long farewell; laitiriiiiv 'a
W, ..tlalTY r Pal .41 •'''- iz : '- • • ' '' ..-",, , --', :. eu i e ricirtier-t,,y4fiu-.wuz our: tower of Strength;
.14'Itgli l i :. °(141:f1111 % '.1 ';
7I ( 1 . ';'
' t t
; 1 . -'',., ' 'ron youove.-bAtityl v l Hatrild no, yongivattlelrish
;._ . 'tl ttiii't•n thing mew 7 '4fiiii,' ,
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: : Iheiii
til .Y l eitgan!'°- . k,vote uv Noe ,York. 0, bow cheerio .it wuz to sPf!
lambs bust yer heads and innocently
- ' 4 ' 41405- 9 4 %fr1um1" . " -- ;" 7 .'
- rr:
';''T
'-'
'4an g' } ; rtA 'n:p to lamp posts l*,l3tit 'you'm gone
"Did you ever hear of Ned Willett Vitri-re-,-. :Arc one-thrid •beriii4thlifeila blank ' to' tome:
you g
Farewell, vain-world 1-;•-for via% is life wittiont
a. nigger qPiandF...seitin-a jack knife-he :saw
.'stie.ltin out tha„nigger's,pooket,he_strtack_it4nto
bis,;stunitnicir.„ ancl_fallin. across:Abe decessed
Afriiiintipipired peacefuTly....
.1) le .
thitt . ."'•
, i tipatili4ft'bullreft:;micittl7;' l ?'""' , •
h it;l ' "
Neff , "-Vntella"Akeyall
--
You may bet your life'on thiitr• I returtieitl* r-•• ~
FrMikfin''Peere • `approached. "Alas l and
siraggering up to tiferiefikliFirti I had seen :
theciird violi s ion be , iietiiig iiird piccing' thisiouii- thou art gone r Tod troo; thou art ! ' In life
~teePli hale 3 dollar,s.' ' .- .. , . •,: , , _ ~ , , ;,••:
_ i lhou.vvurtinvly I_ " Twas thou alone that - madi
FOrftiife - fatiOred trii. = -Nol:A of the men lima- '' me
. .Fresident, thy,Woolly lied win inAsteppia
.ent:hed:ever.‘.4;l:l lied' Willett ? altlidagh his'
.stun, to, place and power !.Thon want my. right
T hoWer my left
, ao ace I Ff. I' vrtit a Democratic
irepUtatitmi'w'as tsell'ltinawn: to thinf, 'and. -my
auiSon, thou 'wail the hair Wichlimljeliler,
Lswitigerint, iriirOlenf 'Mariner hid s'amewirat - '
Death- hez sheered-ell: FeinandY'" I "knirn . !"
thiebirri'lliene - Off their guard, ' yet'l einild plain- -
lv see thapiieir dbubte' 'we're' noiall ' reiruived: , and seezin: the :jack-kife from' his 'hand, he
" 4oid you e - all iliese . • things Well done: -
doi
_Plunged ifk in te,/tis bowels, fallin acroaefertutot
'r
yotilv:' 1. - atilied- - teX l ipgiip "Ei roll of ' • thil mOri2 d3''' 'and
v"
ey. - Well; all: I' he l ve to say ii:shaf' if , yob . ' - elygum approached.. P. 1,, too, groat
farewell," said he 'b'ea'n their cold features,
cat
,cTO 2 ' bettei:Siatit tip shop, that's all." - '. ' 8 ."1 5: er - thou wastr' my . ai3kei. Thou twait;wh - ci
x i ti`u3 - you 'she&W'lis any better ?"'aSlied one .
of it ie l. mex. . ~,:: „: -, . . . ~..... . i made me Congressman—•-thou exiled'ine, end'
i .hate uv the gave me $3171.1,3 - 00Tii - a — n cent pieces.
"'I ititlio think 1 c'Aii: .It f 'Courd ii't;T' a'
I .
~ ~. .. ... :. _, ,-. when 7: . - Win in Oanady. 'Do I want to go to
' bang:tilliitif:" --
r, Congreso • -again ? No !'no I no ! I Shand' be
I,:et ) el ' sia it, they creed: ""'''''
~ dumb,lfor the main-Spring uv my olokence lies
- !I%ii; weli'iny laid tottp,iind orie:on:Which ,. tn.: i, • 'l . herel" and Lakin the jack-Itnife, be . iiErraleraedl'
I lift; gpcnde d .' • t ' '''''. t. ..:... o.it in his bowels, and across Pearse.
I "took tiere
'' i i ... . ')
'
,f.i
Wing one ,9f the -,cciu,4Prfell i a e_ t, - ,a - ollars from [Brit • and Florence, and,la ' feet, all the leaders
I- my poefterthat had teeci rejected at the bank, I 'h e' "Par r iy.; 'North .? to,
.the number of, suthin
H i , t 1 2 1 r. 7: 1 7! ;
, i s ti t tuypis , t ,,, ititiTvi . G71 ... !, ,, - d .. 6 - i, y) , 1 „,, th in k of
,` ( ti )v v e t r..,.. e ,2o - 9; kUre 4poin(L'eachmakin , it short
,:. le wi l e bizidek t . --, ..,. k _- ,_ - .I prashi4n;etfuck theirselees with thi_jaek-knife
ttailtkto-nalld,. etible skYftlrE' I fallid adro "'eau' .oiiitid AR . - a ilei
88 .e.-1 4 )•,:1.a. -. a . "A. 1 .'_?,.. PI- -.:
END
was no cotit.terleit at all, and .some saying_ it.
QM!
"How will yoo prove it is a counterfeit?'
asked Hne. ' ••• - • • ;- *- . '''
!':By.: weighing it•with a genuine' one,": re. -
a . , • "
This plan .was..iminrdiatly adopted and ;its
charaCter proved.
" Perhaps ho got this by accident," I heard
a mad whispei- to another. ' ' -
Tr'Y these,"- I said, taking the other two
out of my pocket.
AU
.their doubts nowjanished.
" * leaUtiful," - etclaimed some. " Very splen
did'!" 'said others.
When they had'examited them to their sat
isfaction they all cordially took me by the hand,
every particle of doubt basing vanished froin
their minds. I carried.on:my part well. Some
questions were occasionally asked me involving
some teanicaiities of the business ; these,
however, I avoided, by stating that I was ono
journey, and would 'rather take a glass of
whiskyltban -answer • questions. The whisky
was produced and we made a night of it. It
was not until morning dawnedrthaksse sepal
ated.
'and
brought
returned to Chicago 'and'
brought down the necessary assistance, aiid
captured the whole gang of counterfeiters in
the very act. The , den was broken up forever,
and. most of, them were condemned to
: serve a
terra if the Suite Prison.:
those half &Mire Still in my posses:
sion, and never[intend to part , with them, for
they. were certainly the..meana..of :saving- m'y
- • - •
AIR Pi nicsrOT.IMMIIBLP
vrsiorz.
,"Irt r.',
Kilter - 4e lissl,'"(Whici; is in- the State
ive Noo-oerSayi) 16;1865.:,:' 4J. •
J...alt t rlight„wettrrtind disgusted .witkreudirt
eleckshun returns, I picked up a volume „in
Camels Poems, end rE,4 ,that,,aplattdid.pees9,-
" T,he'East - mn." - Camme)r is a pojek---there
aint acrlibt'dv it. tny'foo friends
Partitil; lean whiipliiin'on the sublime,
bu_ortitut patheticii, I acknollidge . l him 'es my
so perior. Be that ez it, map, the• poem made
an impression 9 my mind, which is proof that
tiler is suthiri into it, and my mind wuz a
d*ellin ink) it ez I'sunk into sldmber.
Ez yobsual-I lied a dream, and sich a dream
mityl meievhev again. • • Z.
*ethane the epidemiak, which =is now devas-.
tatin Europe, hed struck Noo ; York. For a
,time, it struck down all classes. The brown
Cauleinihen, the hidjus 'nigger, the noble red
man of the forest, and the' ahnoneyed Chinese,
all, all; fell. afore the ruthless destroyer. But,
at
,abited,,eccept . so far ez the nigger
wuz concerned. The white man wuz spared,
so wbz th Injun, and the Chinese, but, among
the 'Afrikini, it raged with redoubled fury. 0,
it was •arushin I. The planter looked abroad,
and lo the . stalwart - . field hand, which was
worth $1,590, wuz a cold:corpse, and the-feeld
was unp,loWed.. , Agin he looked, and sisal the
brawny wench, while alluz bore bim a pica-
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Posters, Handbills, Bill-Heads, Letter-Beads, and
all kinds of Jobbing done in country establisbutenis. -
executed neatly and promptly. Justices', Constabtei-;.•
and other BLANKS, constantly on band.
Finally, I felt it a duty I owed to the party to
foller suit. Seein the jack-knife, I made my
orashen (which was techen 1) and wee =shock
to sever :my intestines, when I • seeds quart
bottle stiekin out nv the nigger's Dream .
in it 4th, I pulled - the cork: Glory I it wad- 4
whiskey I Two sucks and it wnz gone—the
room spun round, and I fell senseless on the
top ov the pile ov ded democrats. • _
Jestthen Horris Greely cum in. "Behold
Demoerisy," said he, "ez it wdz in the' begin
nin, so it is in the endin. Nigger at the bot-
tom, whiskey at the top, and a stink in-tlliv'•
middle," and, holdin hie nose, he- ehrembkidy
out uv the room.
I awoke in a cold sweat bappy to find that
it was only a -dream ; _thatAlm- » jgger $iU
lived hi - cussitood, and — that 'We still.-tild.7
euthin to go on
- Pyrnotsts. V- Nastrr,
Late Paster nv the Church nv the Noo 1)14011 7
sashun.
A
MARVELOI7B I STORY.—i was bred the
dislike of-the marvelous, or the stupid-ironder-'
fal, as my uncle called it. I must relate an -
anecdote in point: Some gentlemen were din-' 77
-ing together, and relating their travelling
ventures; one of them dealt so much! Sn the
I marvelous that it induced another *to gife hifirD
"a lesson.
I was once,?! said he, "etweged in Cr. ki
mishing party in America I-advanced too far;
:was. separated from my friends, and saw -
,Indiana in-penis - nit of me . r the horrors - of" the"'
tomahawk in the hands of angry savagetite7ok .
, possesion of mind. I coniiidetrea - Tor a momea,t.
-
what was,e
to be ' done`; most or us - 106 nteovna
t_inine 'wait both prEicielis and useful-to my fan
ly I was swift - or foot, and fear added to Mk
..speed. After looking back, fOr the
. Coniark
, was an open one, I at length perceived- that
one-of my enemies had outrun the others, and
"the - well-known saying of 'divide and conquers'
occurring to me, I slackened my speed and
allowed him to come Up ; we engaged in Mu- .
tual ftiry ; I hope none here tbowing"to his"'
auditors) will doubt the result ; in a few min='
utes he lay a corpse at my feet. In this short -1
,space oftime the two Indians bad advanced;
upon me, so I took again to my - heels—riot from '
-cowardice, I can irt. tmth declare—bat with
the hope of reaching a ,neighboring wood,
where I knew dwelt a tribeTriendly ` b the
English ; this hope, however; I was forced to
give up ; for, on looking back, I saw one of my,
pursuers far before the other. I wailed for
him, recovering ray almost exhausted' breath;,.
and soon this Indian shared the fate ofthefirat,„_,,
had now only one enemy to - deal with ; but
felt fatigued, and being near the wood I was
more desirous to save my own life than to des 7 .
'troy another of my fellow creatures. I plain
ly perceived smoke curlina. up _amongst the
trees, I redoubled my speed ," I prayed to hem.-
,en, I felt-assured my prayers _would be grant-
ed but at this moment the yell of the.lndisiers
voice sounded in my ears—l even o:taught I felt, :(
his warm breath—there was no choice-4 -,
turned round—" Here the gentleman who had
related the wonderful stories at drat grew im
patient past his endurance he called, out, "
sir, and yon killed him also?" " No:air;
killed.me !"
Tho 'Cholera as ill Epidemic.
In a report made by Da. Browne 31.'
of „Providence, Rhode Islnnd, to the:Bolire of
-Alderman of -that city, the deettiesays: "Me
cholera cannot prevail as an :ppidethio without'd
the pmence of - a certain -mysterious conditiorP"
;of the atmospere. Of this - atmospheric - eon l7, '
ditionlittle is known; but it 14 known thai
presence or absence is not affected or regulated• -
in the slightest perersibleternellr quarantine
measures. Vessels. -the: 'elitiThta on
board, mud May - land the sick on our shores;
. but the disease never become epideinio;
:nor spread among the people tmtill that myste
rious atmospheric donditlon is present.' Bnf
that atmospheric cause may come and ifitty-bel- .
vresent, and the diseasemay-affead epidemic
ally, without 4ny connection with the- errival
-of 'vessels froth the'ports where - the disease ear ~
jets. Tfiercanses of cholera are,, first, the rays; •
terions atmoepheric condition of which we have
" - spoken (and 'se'cond, ideal conditions Q 1
'and iinpure, air.. 'The disease cannot prevail:.
without the . combined presence of these two
-causes. The first cause is beyond human con
trot ; it advances and recedes in obedience,- to'.;
the laws of which we know nothing; it crosses
continents and oceans as freely as the winds,of
heaven, and it would be as reasonable to
tempt to" control the movements Of the East,:
wind, as to attempt' to control the movements
of this cause of cholera, by quarantine restric- .
,tione. - But the second cause of cholera v and:,
without Which the first would be comparatively,„
powerless 16r - evil, is, to a very ,great e*tent. l
Within our control, and here is Where eta. aaty
lies." _
NBoston Taper, tells. the fallowing story:
worthy SVOMJII4 lost her -worthy- husband.l- - --
In the, midst of her grief she was eandouff that
his 're-Mains should be duly- honored scooting,
to the -;" proprieties." • She • did the,best- she-.
could with her contracted premises -to make. 4
the needed room „ Before the hour Appointee};
for the services :arrivet_in- came snuffy .111.ra...'.
Grub - di- - --On a preliminary call of curiosity and
" Lavae...ii5a11 2 3,.... exclaimed,
through her pmtalsTgart; as she pearedabout;
" how nice you do look. All fixed up for the
- funeral, very smart, indeed. Borrowed lame. -
cheers; didnt . t. ye? Ble.es,me, giu -- 11 - new caca o . •
too, since I was here lust, there in the corner,
haint ye?". Qh; no, oh. no !" groaned out :the.; •
discort!toileie ,widow, " , that's , --my—poor-dear4 . -'•
hushend... - - We—had —to—stand—his---coffin .4; - -
up—off-=end.-10 - ---to-r-make room enough for
the company—oh l oh !". -
".,Yon.wopletbevoryprty peak
patronizingly, to a- youpgr,lafty,,;
o if7YOtir ere were eoly a little larger!: . "111,1? ,
eyes ivay.lie very small: Sir, but. such ; pe9p.te..,
as you doret,ffil them."
The beet capital fcr a youdg ixteehanio.is a.,
- .capital young wife. It is. at _ie - aNC. a 'Bork
qapitalz:that is generally froductiyeT-'-arifoint
- always considered in making investatienleta;:-,
Hilrtio7eurfaiteaes or seduees manhiad, moot
look d6Wit on theVate - Olthbee ' _
.-Figsratively speakiqg„a womatiokm..§p!
to X/ ii 4 ePrisi!e 4 .1; , " c Ursa;
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