The Tioga County agitator., June 26, 1867, Image 1

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1113ADEF : T•ETTEMIEAD13,STATEBIENT,
. TOWNSHIP ORDERS.. .4c. ; &c.
Diode, 14.artgages; Leasea,‘anit a foil isSortractit of
Conitables' slid Justices' Blanks, constantly on hand. ,
peopleilving at a distancecan 4epend onbasangt heir
yr orkdpriappnilptly,itnOlout back In return mni 1. .
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BUSINESS` - 11111EUTORT.
Wi I)4:I6IEKBELL db
WHOLESLa 4 1)11.0GOIgTS,', arid dealers in
Wall Paper, gerosane Lamps; Window.Glaas,
Perfumery; Paints and Oils, 4t0.,,ae.
Oorning;.N, Y., ;an. 1, 1806.—1y.i
w. 4.IIIOEIOLS
mcitoLi nirrcginz,,
torrtaqtri6 . AND COUNSELORS , AT LAW.
.
Offico fcirmerly Occupied by Janice Lbwroy, Esq.
Wis. A. Ni CIIQL9. .routt I. 141TcflELL.
Welleboro, Jan. 1, 1866-Iy. ' . , •
WILLIAMI IL STEITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Insurance, Beanty_ntid Pension Agency, Mein
Street Wellsbnic,Pn:,. ' Tan. 1, 1860:. , •
5. F. WILSON.
WILSON Or, NILES,' • •
•
ATTOitisLaYS CpUNSELdREi AT :LAW,
(Fit t door froni Bitonoy's; on the' Avenne)—
Will attend, to tueinese entrusted•to their care
in the col:miles of Tioga'and Potter. •
WellebOro, Jan. 1,.1866, '
D. ANGELL & CO.,
k3IANIIPACTURBRS of , and 'Wholesale and Re
,tail Dealer in •Doorey Sash, and Blinds. Also
. Planing and Turning done.to order. ~• •, •
Knoxville; Tina "Co:; Pa., Xan.-16.
GEORGE WAGNER,
TAILOR; • Shop kat door north•of L. A, Seara'e
Shoe Shop. 007put4pg, Fitting, and Itopair-
Ing done promptly and poll., ,
Well,boro, Pa., Jan. 1, 1866.,1y. •
JOUN B. SUASSPEAR,E,
DRAPER AND•I'AILOR. •Shop .over •John
Dowen'e Store. • 03' Cutting, Pitting, and
Repairing done promptly and in best style.
Welisboro,Pa.. Jan. 1,18136-1 k • •
JOHN I- MITCHELL.
AGENT for tho uolleation of bounty, book pdy
and pensions due soldiers from the Govern
ment. Office with Nichols •and Mitchell; Wale
bore, Pa. t • m3O, '6O
WM, GAURETSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Notaiiy. Public and Incur/ thee Agunt, Pose
burn, Pa., over Cald)voll's Store,.
aZAAII. WALTON . UOUSE,
• Gaines., Tioga County, Pa.
VERMILYEA & REXFORD, Plunges: This id
a now hotel located :within oasy access of the
host fishing and hunting grounds in North
ern Pennsylvania. No pains will_ be spared
for the asouttoodation of pleasure seekers and
the tratlating public. fJan.l,lBBl3.]
•
rlnnoT.Aeum 110IISEI,
WESTFIELD,'PA., GEORGE 'CLOSE, Propyi;
otor. . A now Hotel conducted on thekiprinciple
of lye and lot livo for the noconnnedatton of
th, publin.—Nov.' 14, 11186.-Iy. -
,
J. C. STRANG.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW. Any buainebo entrust
ed to his care will receive prompt, attention.
Knoxville, Pa., - Nov. 14, 1866.-ti
GEO. W. RYON,
ATTORNEY Sc COUNSELOR AT LAW, Law
renceville, Tiega CQ., .244. Bounty, Pension,
and Inturauce Agent. Collections prompqy
attended to. (Mee I2d door below Pop) Boubia.
Dac. 12, 1866—1 y
C. P. .SWAN,f .
A GENT for the ~yooming County Insurance
1-1: Company, at loga,.Pa. • , •
June 5,18136.-3 m-.
FARR'S HOTEL, •
OGA, TIOGA COIINTY, PA.,
Good Stabling; attaehod, and nn attentive boo
always in attendance.
E. S. FARR, . . . --Proprietor. '
Hairdressing 4 - Shaving.
Saloon over Willcox S Barker's Store, Wells
boro, Pa. Particular attention paid to Ladios'
Haircutting, Shampooing, Dyeing, etc. Braids,
Mrs, coils, and I:lynches on, hand and rondo to or
-1I IL W. DORSEY. I J. JOHNSON.
GOLD received on deposite, for witieh certifi
catesU- will be issued, baaring intiFrev in gold.
E. W. CLARK` do 00, Bankers,
No 35 south Third street, Phila..
DBACON, li. D., late of the 241 ha. Cavalry, after
. • nearly four years of army service, with a large
experience in field and hospital practice, has opened an
°Zee for the practice of niedieine and surgery, in all
ne branches. Persons from a distance can-find :good
lewding at the Pennsylvania Dotal when desired.—
vleit any part of the State in consultation, Or to
perform surgical operations.. No. 4, Union Bloch, up
Weillsboro, l's., May 2, 18 06 . — )ye
N - .EIV PICTURE OA.' WARY.-
FRANIE. SPENCER
has .the pleasure to inform tho citizens of, Tioga
county that he has completed his
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,',
soil is on hand to take all kinds of Sun :Pictures,
ouch RV Ambroty,pos, Ferrotypes, Vignettes, Cartes
do Visite, the Surprise and Butelea'Patures; also
'particular attention paid to copying and enlarg—
ing Pictures. Instructions given hi the Art on
reasonable terme r Elmira Si,. Man&t7dldS Oka.
1566.
ATTENTION .SOLDIER Si.
M r
ULT. B. SMIT , Knoxville, Tioga County,
Ilr Pa., (U. S. f eensed Agent, and Attorney
14 soldiers and th friends thronghout all the
Lyal States,) wiirproseeute and collect with no.
nttiled success,
SOLDIERS' CLAIMS AND DUES •
of all kinds. Also,. any other kind of claim
againxt the government ' before any of the De
partments or in Congress. Telmas moderate, All
communications sent to the abovenddi•ese will re
ceive•prompt attention. Jan. 17, 1986.
['ATI STRY.
l ii C: C. N. DAR TT,
WoutP pay to the public that ho is perma
nently located in Wellsboro, (Office at his
residence, near, the Land 'Office awl Episcopal
Church) where he will continuo to du all kinds of
work eonfidetl-to hie care, guaranteeing complete
ratisfaction ivboro tho skill of the Dentist can
arad in the 'management eLf eases peculiar to the
calling. fie will furnish
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
sot on any material desired.
FILLING & EXTRACTING TEETH,
attended'in on shortest notice, and done in the
best and most approved style.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT 'PAIN
by the the use of .Amostlicties• which nro per
folly harmless, and will he administered in even
cars when desired.
Walsh:pro, Jan. 1 1885-ly
Bounty and Pension. Agency.-
HAVING received iletintto Instruct ioui In regard to
,filo extra bonnty allowed by Mu !act approved
4°1 7 28 , /860,and busing on bandit 1111 Fe of gil
ttZaStary blanks; wo are prepared to firogerine all two.
and boanty claims wide!' may be 1,11.11.1 In four
ME Persons String at a distance toll contionnleate
lilt is by—
letter, and • their comumnitationt wilt te
Fr mptly aastrat ed. S3IITII A SBA W.
We lloboro.ooo4er 24,1860. ••-• "4
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SURGEON. . .
RR T 'rsUses eye) cessfl Removalfor iruinre
Cataract. , Sj o rit ,
o P bls;s ( Gross
litre Lip,lVricose'Velne, Club Feet, &e. s
P artiedlariattention paid to diseasos of the hyo
tad Oene l rol: Surgery. •
Consultation at Aloe free.
References:given to 'operations recently per
formed.
(Mee hours from 12 M.-tea P.-K. .
Offieeat his residence, hfanAfield, Tiogn County,
• • - March 27."1867-Iy. o
TO PAREN'FS.:—Nothing - ls so often wanted"
as a good Medicine for tbo colds of' children.
tlos , you have it ; the Compound Bolsarnof
uoarhound ie just the thing for children; for it
cares not merely the cough but the cold also.
Bold at Roy's Drug Sroro at 25 cents per bottle.
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PORK, - HAM'
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fibti it to th
Stock Wore
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DEALER IN
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'Oil. STA'll9l9al:l4 : :.
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; DIMES, Perfudiery, Musical
and Musthal Merchandise of all
de of all kinds, &c.
WIELD,TA.
soriklo ' neCerefullyleaiupoiludeti
(l 6. -6m.
AVE YOUR GREENBACKS I 1
DRUGS
;pATENT
Initructiorani
Yancy
Ilysiciaren Pr+
amber 31, 18
i I -;AND-CALL UFTISN
Nast & Auerbach9s
Where you can alivehyti4, hod o
the best tt4 . , .
soiteal.
att.:lt:of e 1 : . .. )
kJ , e
DOMESTIC ' I CfO6 7 I3S,
CLOTHS, NOTIONS, - 11 E
41110 , ‘
MADE °MAI/ INO,
•
Manufadiured under their own supervistoii. ,
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Also Gentsi furnishing good!, cr - e.,44,17* - -,'-:
•
In their merch RD t tell orld j k
competition baying Mb beet tniloto
and an experienced cutter, Mr. 11. P. Frwin.:lfeb2lB6ly
•
Tabu W. G4orni36ll,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
liavinp returned to this county with a view of
making it bieloormauent residence, solicits a
share of .publielmtronage". MI business en
trusted to his'. care will be attended to with
promptness and ildelitst:- • Office 2d "door South
of E. S t , Farr's hotel. Tioga, Tioga Co., Pa.
Sept. • • '
'','_ E. _. .KIMBALL
_.,____
• , • -_, ____
GROOERV AND RESTAURANT,
Ori t door above the - Bleaj. Idarket,, j ~
--......,
_ W.E LSBORO, - ?ZENN 7 A,
MI6 ESCTFULLY announces tofffro - trading
JUL public that ho has'a desirable stock of Gro
ceries, comprising , Tone, Coffties, Spices, Sugars,
,Molasses, Syrups, and ail that 'eonstitutes a first
class stock. Oysters in every style. at. all
.sea.
.sonable bouts.
Welleb ro, Jan. 2, 18G7-tf. . ..
• •
if JOHN-, SUIIR,
WOU'L D anPeunce to the citizana of Wellito
- rcktntl surrounding country, that he'• Inis
opened a ALI) clothe Artier of. Water arid ',Orli'.
top streets, f,ir the purpose of -naanulacituring all
kinds of '
CABINET FURNITITAE,
REPAIRING AND TUANI,DI9. DONE.
to oraor. 6t)Fl of all kinds furntBliacl on
short nolioe. All work done promptly and :war-
ranted. 'f - - ' WallSboto, June 27,184 k:
HAND j POWER AOOM.
ALL ion3one
practical
requestotto inv
IIeNAERSO I
Thig loom wi
It will weavo
net, kerse.y,
I
pankets,' ur no
cloth. It tread
lets off the web,'
the upper slied
bents up the Ink
king betteielbt
made in - any oth
.Looms madO
at the shop (
Fit'attoi."
Walabero,. M
- IN di ,
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LIFE
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Wt:ll,,:boro, Apt
BOOT. NO,' SII0E; Blloi>.
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, - t h t , l' i'Atasenn the edindryf,Wak and
i'earl:l„ , itier 1 ,3re,810ci,,-,.,vc.lm_ro,s is
preparedin' fhb •
S h,Oes'
'vbbrt . nO , a manner surpaited
none, Rel. .I,mptly alfeeheap:
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it
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ti.44*ll:aga' Vorne't Bd.
yiniVider and prepared
to tprnish goon-am:lsm •cm,4l.ll4metiiion4 l l . 6i , a-r0;1;'
sonable compensation.•
All comtnunidations. 'should be Dddro § Scß to
tbo I,eader and Secretary nt Ttogil,Alai_
U. ADABig •
- •
Aprl,l 8,1837-6 m. ;:_.. ` ,
Botiemian,GlabsArliiegrtii : - "
de cI it .VOLEY'-8:4. 4'
QNION sETTA: and Noir Yartetitis of Beeo.:
-Potatoes tet; sale at Roy's Drug
.Btoro.
:t - APIICS' SETS from $4.00 to $3O, at
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XIV.
VOL
EXCHANGE.
ARME
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imttNBIIRG,ti BROW
,chased the Store lately coca-
Momf,kwnlentl, art i mit i a
40.ith
SHOULDFRS, WHITE
CFLEREL„ CODFISH; ‘
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BUCKWIIE r AT
, FEED, AND ALL
COR
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GROCERIES,
BEA V
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i , LE A,N RETAIL, •
t reasonalAa 7
f r prices. ". ...:'::._-:'
...4, 7. , v . • I
Jal- , 5.:.14.W i!v .1.:..1
,RS.. 4c., OTHERS ..1
WHOLES
and
=SEM
-11;•advantage to : 6 . 111 and jo'oWtit
.urchnsing elsolvhero. r
member thaylape,,
4 -
ND'S "OLD *-STAND,
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TOWNS
T, IVELLSBORO,; PENN!A
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BOOKS
CHEAP CASH STORE
BLOSSDURG. PA.,
Patented 18651
nteroato.ti in the introduction of
, nehinory into our country, are
:stignfe dal merits of- .
V'3 HAND POWER LOOM.' -
'efl hind' Weaving:
jeans, blankets, plain cloth, laud.,
rail. soon:doss ; sack, double
T b ind ' of cotton, wool .Or'itax.
the treadles, throws the shuttle,
and t.aites up:the cloth. It makes
,e the - batten comes foiivard, and
m$ after, the cross is made, ma n
..nud,bottes:Ralitiga,,OMn
,pup ,49
o order and wairitniecl.'
a - Water Street, sign . 41(61.00m
LEWIS -WETNIPELg.,
rch 20„1867-tf.:__'
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'Y 01,3 N'a
Agont 'for the •
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. PERAMBULATORS, TOYS, fie ,
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A ftill'and'!oomploti nesoituie4,9 , cili9
motitiuniiirgobdekot qtality,•alr
hand: . ' ' • •
Particalar attentien:
*Dealers anti Coifenui6ni wilt find - if to th
tatiat t to,exatuine,hin.Siook,baforcbilying.
Corning,
POiiiit,ii,, Dil'::Gtsodi;Tia,
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Atuting which will.littjoivAilttuAY
popular Styles of
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SHAWLS, CLOAKINdg . ttr, SACKI
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NAPKINS, TOWELINGS,I LACE
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PRINTED TABLE
'PI ANO SPREADS,'
1:10SIERY, GIM,VES,
Special attentiea-leVillYoi his .
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oikarOc" 8c :I'rIILORINd
Virticre a pin•feet 'fit is ku.4004,4,0:114;4, Ear
A share of the public patraiiigola,respc.
n 6114140. 7 • - •, L ,.gI)JAAS: - 4411.6
. • Yirellsboro, MaiTs; 1867. -
-•ti PUP F E'R'' S -
PAYEXT - 'l l A:Rlif • 'OA
( I) ! kt 9 Dt C d
I claim tot-it
Ist. The 'cheapest, post eerrvenient, and toast'
durable Farm lalateln'ustr.••• • ••-•
2d. t Any fa:rater - can melte it With then tiara
saw aba hammer. .0.... r;tt:Pr
, It does not sag the, posts;abil''entnot.be•
blown, open or shuti,- • 1
4th: It is opt obetructett l by-,icomr.snowt
sth. It is stsstlsst.dtan,upy.other. gale, land is
equally so •t ehut, autL.eaenot hal
blown - opou.or-ehut, nor-does -the -hardest wind
a gec tit caber{ ogetif,ff fp a
On the abuiteltititta*latti iiipZ.editty-in'reg?tictfo
its cheapness, ditrubility,,picl „ccnivsoilice, tee
compokittpli. '"ft 1B it near, 049 andliiis`liet4.l44 a
short tim'e; heft* 'tho: pltblle i hitt
has hticud the pr6feratiee,ocer other'slate.. i ,
costs, including' petits; onljerSl.2 tticsl.so; '
sindlarmera can mak,. :i tbotin ,at Sven less Itban_
ebit - inoie than an orclineyVparr
elf ,bars. 2`I;t:F,ZE I : .
'itgwuehip rights for solo on terms very profita
ble to the/purchaser. ; 'arat: rights for- sale , for
$3.00 each: I have put them' doww-tiethlteloue
tigpre BO that Dope flood be Without thorn only
bo sure arid atititiniktibili',hifora
, any other..
Anyone.wishing- fu rther 4 ettienhlll tv ill-pleat e
Jularess --the •subseriber% r elk orders' will= raeotTe.
iitempt attention. Address, ;.;
°pools; Tioga - -Co4 Pa.
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.4k . r. 24, 0 67:4 f
40METBING • < NEW.
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AD ROQUINCi corwinced That the man,tsof the
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, kieo I of 'this and' 444 . 4iti1 g . c oun t ies ;sap: .
rapiln, f i zi e o . oblni; 4 40. 414trg . eted ill :4 01 i
expAl l eo,,.*? 'finely arr,angoo'4l9olotuiee ;to
ifgaghtlf: 6ra t i, Y.iligi'f•XicTertll Plict l 4 l) Wrirlr.
o Green, °yea lefill.Vl'dtivop).ing wlisitealmq
t4' the b ,'',*„ i l ni W 4 l l6 ,? l °k4 r x , •(QAPO l q tiii"?.4 o l,t•
Auir,var..irr 9 ) , ,4,i: ~- ,1.,:, ..i y.t.l:r “..r.• r-it (Ir.—pv.7. r.
Gnerg•Vmao—Jona,.,Allen'd Myttrid,•liraelle,-
D4auziro s Mattford Prolific, al:id nil of the better_
knotvb `Tgulotiemi valch.l.DErer.at pripea•that 'defy.
qointetitiony '. - 5•: - (..T: ,r , ±l ,'i .. ~,,::. , '.:‘, i •,- i l , ; ,-
a • Reitis—Gleant des Battailles, Gen.....lacquitni
mit' 'flan: Wesbington,.La Beinii,7trieter Verdier,
fierinote, Souvenir de blaintaisole and many oth. :
'Or ti6nthlies. Also Mass and'olllbing Rens.
Atuong the Miseollaneou'iMakttivill ba.fiimid .
'heliotropes,Pansies, Tuberoses?-eiruiratio,•Cal.
iiiortifia, mations, Salviati , Boobies,: de:All
kinds, VerOnlai r Myrtles,..43eyaninme of 411, ..(ari
-otiasi oirf.rbenas of all,firackra,t Tillps;..oladiolas,.
Dahlias, &c., &0., irt_endiont,Tar,ipty. • , , ..t; es:
y i Eoarkiiti, PLaprzi4_•Vtirty,i4d lateVulitif*
4
ers.; Cabbaitol:zlpaitt.V.taMP,4lo4j,Die e at,'_
arge , Tork•rindiStigai - LOrif4fteCes.liAq , in. 4 -;
bead,.,Late Red Brimilided att&' tint Tin xt..,--.
tie p
vil t 4
t at(
.wqatAtilßell.iitpaii.Pigiiiell i;•DTregeot "
I,celpfx,tßottlidta:nttflitoptle cPliiiiitifrilii . :.
apt: weather iiittiattifettirfr titairillii ' i l
o,u4l*, 4 4leliintteationrrOtoits Wilde: "-Jr ' 4,
"pw,aptlmhdree 4 varfergrviadtti "iicf: ti:
kiieezpoinuTeS-bytuar4letkiti . 4ttiO • , itesj
teedmen.vrticiugafits dtvoll(44l 41 ithoro ?ikqe:.
41144titivataidrpteice4 ttitlidalifitilfreat i: *c
,:,- al.'
liefl ani dlitenteiritWiniifetyto..r., , ; :nt:-.,.-, ;, .-1. :
X'astinsildi"iff. f?Matiotrif•A
t' ' f•itia'
see itiO garderlY_ ,'„ :,..,IN,'.t2T4Alk .x.
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tattquire at,,B t o,yo
'-I , olAellaboro, Itrdsr "
TDPIt fe F. find Ili 0 ' X/ 11 }iSo
- Staul4p, ?Opp: tiii•okile chea4 at.. ty. t
22rony. ...1, - v,cf,;•.RAY'a DRUG; 40,1 i E.
AlANDLA,Arnanal;; , ,Zicaiina..; and- chnrolt
L.A.SPS.—Eriesi' Mild of lamp for Keiviati
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'i 4%iinii - iioinen sat on the c01d1:149i... ne
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TJ: Whe wind was bitter, the snow fell fast, '
1114.0.-R d-l eert,ig vo c i , oe jtf tikoAtfet t pest, 4 ...1; -.. t,
Atiiilkeith s oo. l tbsto'arditfery; '''' ' -
s she begge4 7 :f4 2- tilniebf-lhelmiters by :
3tt i!llave pity on me, havepitf, I pray ;
My back is bent and my head is gray."
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t:. .1 The lscyieto slnVtig qo 4ur of; % ritii.yk!, . 7 ; ~
, ' ,l 4nttrifttuf , giocTpkogovitetigatheli4 there, 4
Ildt, covered with furs and mantles warm,
A They hurried past through the wintry storm.
i .
§ome were bopiugittulicaouls•tolF,a.-: :.., 'i .
;;-:, And some tctieeihinKing of dealt and ihe grave.
'O;An d alas I they had no
for
to hood
The poor soul aikhigfor eherit;os , ine - '4id. :-
, And some were blooming with twenty's grace,
c',;.lj4closely tenfilled,in•veils ef.ltkoe -.-.. • '-0 , -. ,
. (
:r. , ,T heir . saA n o t the ,aoriow,,,no r hoard tho•poan -:
' ' 'Of ber'Who iat:orttho'cold deor-.Biono:- 0 : '
• At last came ono of a noble name, -
- Ily the eitiopuntid i tile i wgitithicist dante f ,ll , .;•:-',,
And the pkitills that Vi Iterlnecklweirs-stiurig
She proudly there to' the beggar flung.
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Then fotiOWed a maiden young and fair,
Adorned 11 , 1t4 clusters of goWon_haiy3, . ~
.1412 t her dress was aid, and scanty, and worn,
liot even the beggar's sesprod more forlorn I
Viritli' it ielitni lobk; and Pi#ing ' 8 igh, '
1 i'She whispered soft, "No jbwols have I,
Tiut I givo you my prayers, good friend," said
she,
".Alld.ourolYir know God listens to nie." ' ' !
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On her potot•weirk - hatitl i tio shrunken 411 Small,
Tko blind wentan'telt:ii, tearkfrop .. fitiro
kisised'it,"tied Said thVweeping`erl,
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'that ":It is , 'that have given the purest pearl!"
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`Willyou be at home to-night,Hetty?'
and the speaker, a tall, muscular, well
lookjug young farmer, reddened to the
roots of,his hair, as though be had com
mitted some.very wicked act, instead of
asking a simple question.
Itewasbashful, extremely was Josiah
llikivley, at least in the presence of
.younglailies--most of fillip the presence
of the glii 1464'19 l4' young 4trtder
•itu. ft!' -the bluntly , possessed a-lietter
• kept farm, or talked with more confi
dence, among his compeers, of stock and
on kindred subjects. But the glimpse
of one protty_facc, or foot, coming in isiS
direetion,.a Meted Iliniike „a,h4h."...0f
lightning. ' - On such ncinielens,he never'
kiipw what to do ,with Ada: bands: and
eyes, and always felt like screwing him
selflintp a nieuse hole., How he ever cpn.
trived to` appresich 'Hester ;Wen* on
the; subject '.'of his 'preference' "'for' tier,',,
probably remains to this day, as much, a
biytitery to himself as it IS tentlielk: '' ---
But - tlin4 ,y,citkrig,74t - dy-pbail f - quite, ,an.
tirnoutier.4.4tetinid'lcleVernetd deed
away somewhere
_in ber pretty,little
;head; iilheit'it `Wris'-'set on the 'dinipled,"
i n e.X p eri en ced sheulder •of. - seven teenc--
Josie h _was - - 4 4itiortlf in a - Worldly- cli , t.
mum' more than any of, lier -,otner .M.l re..
'ors ; , goodlookilig, and intelligentedoilgh
tecatiefY f uy but an over-fastidioUe per
son ; tillWeptienahle, in short, barring.
hi i ilexedesive - bashfulness, which was a
; Trultfutsource of merriment among the
,young people in their littleeirele. And
Sei when Josiah, in his awkward, blun
dering way began to exhibit his prefer
ence for herinvarious little ways; Such
as waiting on her to and from singing,
sehool; . -constitutink .13Inisbli her -escort
when she rode en biqrsebnelr tithe seßi
tark,ebuith in'thi NynodS;,4til'sitiglip,g,
her outat,iiiiiting 'parties ; lletty took
It an I ii - tfie easiest, pleasantest, manner
possibic.:_,The. gida-laugliedv , . and- the,
Yeuiig.wen cracked : sly, jokes.:,Mice:ex. -
tiA
penitaiof..ber.: - .timid,'silitor;. bu ',Hefty
stood .:u.p:l for him-. indapernie ly—ien
couragedl hini ',. nu t r oft , thyfiesS-L-Ilietrer
noticed any unfortunate' blundeialid
'„'Very likely lielPedhinzi. alpng considera
bry )yhen hiefeelings reached 4 .! the.eul
,minVing , point,!' one :moonlight Au
tumn 'evening, ah l they
. - weA:t3 J :walking
!home together ff4ina prayer • ineeting l --
Tlint -was' felvdeltitge:,LHetty, had_safit
‘.`,yes.t"titid figieed to "bring, fa t ther clltor
mother arorind on the subject.'' ' 1, f •:
li ' , Josiah' bad iiet,heeit,tii the houSeeinCe.
probably feelings like' 'dog - Venturing
upon, the:premises ,Of a a person. whose
sheep-foldhe .had.,just:-plundered.- As
=yet neither bad had,moral.. courage Ao
speak to the •!,`. reigning powers'''. pa the,
subject;*.and ,. .Hetty, feeling: as -if; she
ivantedte put-the ordeal-off as'-long as
poksiihie;'-at any rate tehtive Inure con
'tielitial talk'With'. -him Oti - , - the subject,
*id: 11' ''''' - ''' r* "; •' '.."' ,' '•':
"''"'Mother is going over 'to Auntiliith's
toispetid thikevening, ftug •wauts me to
go. put I *guess I Won't. I've been
.working on father's shirt all day,,be-.
sides, doing the dairy work, anini .tiite
tiredas I can be. So 1, guess i they will
' "have",to go without ine"::.4 , 1V4.1.6t. come
,until eight o'„cloglr.- I, shall be putting
things to, righti ttbeti,k anti will let you
in ; ili , r; Ty!:?,:; - :..",: :: T':s 'VI 0 ; . • : :,.. ;; : -', 2 ,
T- , Of course Josiah :was not -too obtusw io.
1 illderstandthat, and forgetkletaChful=
Ifess so fail_ as to petitiep for a goon-bye
do"s"s, "which was peiemPtoillyzrefilbbd of
"rtenrser .. !.'.... i.: ir.,,, , , : P:d ; ' '' . , •1 , .. '. .7 . •
'IP 4 rN6,: I 4fb an ) r. ': T,llO2 .. tiike - yourSelf off.
rriiink:l akirOt i leVi3 you lidg.'etingaroiind
...Sarah 'Jones :at -iDeacon Re.dger'e 'last,
,•venktig? I'yo not fprgotteri thtfe, 4 2ol . "
• *'-' -- “.lT,dw Ilett,y-H,7 . ~ „..--,'.•_.... _ •
Int the appeat - waelfri)kort'offv-lik-fi
gntalig.ing.littlelanghi;iiingtialikisprarig
;failirnrAt. to. - fpiOnap,:,, re7itenge. ! ou
Allgrsii 3 X*l l ,Aoii-Aw-Aril)Ped I 141113Tanti
:ran.up"flifi path to `the nousasiWhe•Wtie
caw dier; Mayo . :her: band fts..slur xl'isatit !
!neared :within the; kitchen :porell,l quid
(then he turned , from the. :gate= anii-ftook
The , 'rbad homeward. The - iffigilings
had been'Tarried Out, the' table-set - back
: againee'the r-Wall, 'the' erunihe, iffilifbed
-fromffid'elearr'botnei}rnidg ' l carpet, 'and
Hetty's N6.ork,4staild drawn .up, in front
jakAei biakinellteL:Altaiiitiftilly_piled
.w.aitet of, great ~ red apples At nd
.a _plate ,of
erackecFewillinitt *ere' `en 'it,' in el le&
~/f9,,,., 13ittealettylsmork - basket. 4...- ~,,,-,
~,;94: lie Side of the fire'slitMrs.-Thimi
itts-pf and:r i fairs . ;lind . nt,pettb,e - Niltli - , - all
taw: &MI rogitnig - : rind,' knitting,'4l,
410415 e lig'. , ..herkr. f at"OridrY Intervals
*llk , bite . frirn l a;lialCeaten apple that
:Jar , the corner or thelat49, tuld touch. ,
la g \ ary;Thliw:Alidlhete'-)tin-:caresswg
wititiim-404r 6 ,:anie i Tak
1 ' 1 ~ 1411 g cat thlryirtrednutt W n ed on
i itblrAug hercitii:,qierA.tlietVlifit' , itbk.
1400 -side sewing, and busy thinkibk
;31 P Y: " V e"" rt a"
e . jeered a 44111444 iii e, R,Oul 1 AV
'given the weed to be able - .)to say in an
cir-liand ntrinAer ti t Aat,ske
,e* . peeted-gr.
.rgaiiney i.e. Prop in about eight., Butshe
reeCithieteilith ;a tanrigekot vinSehinee,.
'how liard'e iidhad . tiled fAt'get; the - , oid
lady t 4 #C:conrilinfili,er
.Itliliband to Aunt s
AlitillOttit . ok,hck.feieNvil"TulAge. Pr.,a,
.spell ofiiiii'algiii';':hp . iii She had plead
.beadaehe as an excuse for not going her . ,
self. , ;And she; knew- - that- her :inetl : •
was sharp eneitfatckdraVirlidt, oUlaifill'-'
, to oprees49l33, these; facta, ' and • froin: her ,
%elf g diessed,with unuf . iu n leare,to spend
an 'tveniug - at hoirre. - . . • ;=", _11..:•. : ii
1?--..1 shall not dare to -tell' bet ltditrei-i.
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slitell- lie inure t4s,lthink I'
_wanted -AO', get,
beo okt ',osC:the` way ..- BOTI. , piglit zbhive
4-44,4 1 A all to mysslf,cand I iiieveuitiwjd;
Itet.the.)Aat: , OtitA )A l 4 80 1 /*.QlkNVltiei
litt 1 ,? , P1i% ate 1 544 Olikrk.th'"'-:•,'1!-7( -i , r--„,
~,r , tffiij-d , :vtlntull) i JAY Ivi9_4l f.4.0b Ai iOn
Moll= wit'*ndeSflt , _P/A4iY.Q4ilfg ifanan
`er l 4s4oP er ftte - fititniliAtent it V 4410441
lut Ai..l l 4 94 ) Actit yilhornat.asi, atm , w4s.
toWl.4&.,4 , oi4tViij,49. 4 4A)Ogittv.9idAlsTo-,
vonwerikvening.-, i I . u Opr .sretexte of be-!
lug eady i„oglah o Alhiug
sheAs4,po,),deugf,49ixt) shohaiiiist
.
before legrisindttlied An / aul:1010041411r1
ate .11 Iliting ,up,.. ' ',...,*, nestly.fl,ttittg,. darki
ch dressoyith_the.sWre(lo4lstill on
110 a,. f s re,Sh i '; linen, -,collar:-, enclas,tasteful
hitt&onitliesayier9 001040 her
of IN'ttYr's fki je t ;.b,ul ,- .54 kleiced. AS WWI
and 4 AittY:rAt Iler,Pialtridr,eo4 as.illtours•
• h , b=mt.'- QPIAt lin: flOnningultlee i Arid
Jewels ' , ,OBAY ACke.hak 19f t . 030 darkest;
auburn tinge toll, lhjahjning, folds -, plose
t° 4.9..17 411 4 1 3 3 4 Oteelfel And Waft gaught
uli - iTh a ClOnViltig.l./At I )_*4land r ,, :1 .1 k :=: / i'.;
g4glLVO'9,l9ek and' Post Imislahanaas ,
'NEifi 4 6 iing• iiilier- 41haixy hers shadow
on thq Apposite wall!, b ebbing,- abont ;in
grotsnio rein:dem as 0:19 In oddedloand i
frO, ?lOW
,ergkitii ng ,theyorinuus white
satin, 199Ws- on, her APTnee p.againat the_
back of tier. ehair, now- : almost • falling
for wao; and tier; fat h.anclalaY, listlessly
in! her ; lap;tuni her:
„balk. ofyarn had
rolled out upon ; the ;hearth, arid- puss
wgs., busy , vonverting • it, 3 iti Gordian
knots: • • ~ i 3 ,.: ....,,- ; . t;-., -,-
And jus,l4i;en CS"ras, a, don(*) :rag at
thS door ) sejoud, and sudden: lirld.!selAr.,
assured, that, liettytetaxtud :up :with .a.
little shriek, 4114.80 her ifooti I on: pu s s
tail, : Who W, .in turn i gave •. - voice , to!, her -
amazemen t an5A displeasure.; rilllhe,.eana—
Wiled noise, -.. roused IVlre 4,`Xliont as,- anti,l
starting to au-er4ietdp9sitisro3helubbedl
her eyes, Ottle4„her,eapthprtleroutlex,.,
claimed: " Bless; tiny? , Seuht iletty owit o_
was that? SOmebedy, ;,at: , ,, the: i door 2.
Who can be coning, here at, thistittie.of
night'" t !' vo ,uoti lte, moth er-rTlon ly• a
little, imst, $ 4:?'4kiek; ...1411.-ge , ,and see.
, who ,it is," , says , Aletty i demurely, ta-:
king the candle, from the , table... "No—
Her, Yen wind, tip, my, hall: and t sweep
up 't.l 0 earth,..while I go tothe doof,l'
sags' li Ok4.l4llY,Avhose,feet • were strug,
glib il the meshes -of, the unravelled
yarn. " Prat that pat.?? ,-., .. I._•, '. i i --?,. 1i i
And allithiS .time t.lesia l h ;was, stand-,
lug on ens foot.,out,in,ithe cold petal],
with his hands in hiaevercout: pockets
wondering it :lletty, ha 1, fallen. asleep,
.and every :now , and then ,- givi ng. , the
door .a sungt ; rap byway Of vatiety.: . iln:
het iturrYlSirs,..thogia,sl forgot •19 take:
the, candle. , Ae sheo,:l epped into the lit-.
tie 1 front entry the .sitting) room, door
•slauTed after her. -Shelutd her hand .
:on the handle: of • the 'hall door , .at the ,
moknent, andEopening-itp she sudenly
found herself in the !eophitice of m.steut•
pakt of arms,-, a-whisltered faeev,itneloge
pimity to.7'herl. own, -andi' before ;• she
&Old pxi -, think:about! the strangeness I efi
.;h:gr situ ation, z she receiVeda..Trolohged t
hiss--- a' heartysmackifull'uponiherlir- - -
tuotistuatrori.lips.; , - , ...i51i-);,:i 1 , : 10 , 1 .` , 7f: - •
She, had by this ti t he divested herself
of the iniPressiontliat it wtis her usually ,
sobeespouseonionatisthavecomehcime
in aniunUsually)exeltedEconditiono thug
to indujgb, in stichOhn 3 ..nnw.tinted OM t
preSsionl of, , :affectionilgtkiliteti lont4netet
,out! IL , say4ilWhati larev : you, , fhttyhdw ?I
Murder 1; 'Advise Iletttyi 'mile/ It kirej
Here's arum kissiugrmp like: majli I! 01
But the intruder`hadby,thistime;dia. 7,
povpred his niistak,it:did4otheedthe
ionsgn 4 ..4..4.444:47 • 44, 9' gala •110MIXteling or
,the old lady's fists to .cause: him- - .to ire~
Ilnquish his hold and, fiyas- dr. pursued
b. some indignant ghost, i /Jetty, near
ly.'choking with, Eimathertid laughteki i w
spite; of . trepidatiop . Aiow came to ' , the
rescue: , ' -, ' : - : . t'-., L ti , • ;
• ," I never was so frightened in all my
life 1 The mean seampt 'Who, can it l)P,
Hate". ' , '' - ' - "-, -' = ' -' -
But that 'dutiftil . clangliferyia4; to-jai'
appeakances, as' iritincent.' tug^ 'a, turtle
dove. ' She' soothed-the oltiladY,Viep4!
reseliting that it niiklit'likte,beeiti Q414,61'
the nelgidiers; - *lie, 'ha l Ving ‘ dilitik' 1.5 e
inudh, had mistaken ' thettOukeitiltl "the
howiewife.s ' She:Sea - reflect' thel , oli t t Toe
thelnis'Sing.'tipedhacleS,-de6olAd 'o in;
the Seutie, re-atkangedtheXM4te 'egps
... 3t
border,' Wound' Up' tgio',fttp.kWa' . . &HY,:
stirred - tlM,fire= -all' 1h tfienieSt'ainiahle
'manner possibleliii_l'af lengthinid'aid
satisfitetion 'of seefixeher!irttrther E3'ulf)'-'.
side.into her chaff antli her' - its'a, StliinAt;
_tranquility. '
__.. ", ' • ":" , ' .
Mrs; Tliernas'AViftW - TifilY- I fiWithi - '-ii ci . "--
She had a new idett i lifiks hiliAgelid, and
linktead of settling, herself. far 'another
'l4p•she•purstied •her tralti 'cif ' thofighi
'and i her knitting, both atthe'sanni titrni, - •
looking- keenly at 'Hetty---1-" - I EipplAsel,
it's,a queer idea of Mine,,HettY,but,,X
have a notion that man was 'Stall HawL.
ley.!?
.:MY! but if Hefty's face '.. did net fire
tt..P.,then ! YoulmiglA hay.e ; Lit A - pantile
by it. These itieipient sYniPtoms didr.nt
escape the wary -inquisitor.''" "Pears' so'
to me, because those big-whiskers Were' ,
so tnuch like his'n;' and the"atvir - Ward
way .he' gripped :me With: hie . 'great
paws.". .
Hetty . was wonderftil busy: She bent
over, her work and drew. the needle
4hrough ' so quickly, that • the - thread
snapped, and then she was so much en
gaged in threading her > needle again ,
that she didn't have time -to .answer.--:
" I don't believe that 'kiss was meant
for me, after all: - Wonder who it
• was
Intended for ?- and I wOriderlf pint doti , t,
know something abont„' it, ;Hetty?""Me! mother !" " Yes, you Hetty—
.
You was u mighty anxious to get,rne and
papa oil' to Aunt• Al4rthtt's this_,evenhiC ,
but I notleekl - that yott - were sleeted up
extraordinarily for all you .warn't-go
.ing. ; Now, Hetty, I am getting old ; I
know if; ;but I lhaven',o,krate - lostAiilrs
eyesight yet. 'l've heard something
about this between you and 'Siah Haw
ley. Now what are' you. Playing 'Pos
sum for? Out with it, I say)" .
Our little schemer : tit n's"adiured•,'
.1- 1 34 . 0 a clean sweep.of it ; much relieved
loci:lnd that " mother.hadn't ;Reath??
again him," Zind'wotild "'give father a
talk about it and bring • ,Lxina :around."
- "'But, Hefty, I want you to tell 'Siah
I'd ratherj?e'd not make ,such ,a, rats
'take again.. I don't like,the tea- :o hie
'big-',4liiskers. about my; face,;: 1. , don .t.
:tipple of promiscuous k1581t1g.i',, , , , . ~,.
-,..-?Sia 1.- iiever. heard -the last , of that
blinid3r. ' Old 'Squire Thomas used to
i delight to rehearse the story whenever
all the parties interested -happened' lii
,bripresent., -He viThUld , shake- his fat
!sides at Jesiatt's discomfiture' and -his'
• j w i i n fe t ' im,r a t
nd ß ohwA ad ilfr l tty h w 6 ci rti d
tear§ ran down their abet:its- do -I'
"Never. mind;* . iSliiii;'!,./Arei.'o9 l +o..
W 9 u 1 ii.;;Eldy; , .eensolingly ;:l .- ii sett „1:41..m.
'l2:ugh? 'He'd have been only toe-glad'
to have been iteyour pla.eetwentylOW.
- age. liiehild` hard:W . 6de to 114 at At4i;
from One then. And I hope it,.Wlif hglt,
Ie: -au to-InOtiii g4tVrjigiolliag•eipit4
, . . • yof coneekhttenkAiid i .'•'4dirAl4o:
10 .-ing! 3 .9f.4 1 115.0rt5.".-x-IP ''4 ' r i;a r,h-ss . :;
=I
: •
s,\•;;lyounglndies shoal 'T.i.wat'e if they
would have tt fresb;lheldttittitid-yO4h,
l'a?pearaneh "Late * - 140413,,
'4lO ine, tight e sets, , confe,eqonery,
.
:li
biead, cold d s;nglif,§; - :Dastry,, der
o 61112, : iVbteels, furnade
'rbgisteisr eas rilakei, late suppers,
Akin stlog,s, f
_of knowledge,,i utbialing+
.33d-weep' men,ls,; , lll-temperii+- haste to
marry, dread of growing old: •"' • "
Ain
Obto editor, istbohatibterk preseilit
• ed with a new shirtOtrariliaYalyi
Waiting for some one to VV.? , h4m a shift.
c:) r:.i :gal i s
~..
.
few Personal Notes on Queen=itietoria:
-
1.•: , 1 3 1..!:....' tfL':' ' i !' -1-tt-i-t,rz-i 5 - - , , ...'c' f; 'tic
-1.,i.....
i l ' lrlp - ,European, porremorident,,- of the
ItehieagoVounicil; 'Writing frOiri-the 'Pile"
i-pf, Wight) &refit two et-three fiterieD ' ce fi• ;
,eorAing tiut private lifecof the. Queen on •
khati,ioal4,l. Which hi r i,..‘lati§, yea.rns.;ta,
belio've'fir4 t at4etlY"frile - :" . -' ' •'. '- -.
;s The'llatteeri:llfiii Piirfeti boinicitt ''iii ere
IA the habit - oftaking: thug :walke i • 'on:
Sittllnted, And,,drctiseel,9nY asap; 9):fliri
nary' lady and, gentjeunin. On one cie
etision‘,l'at 'stitne`distani4 ii . bin"liatii t e . , -;
the - uiwere caught in. a shower', and• tobk
slie)ket tinder a . -tree by:Opt:Ude of ;the
•read. An eld,postman,..geing his daily
roinids;' , iiad pasting by, arld'saW"Only a
- laily and gentleman in an • ittibiirtifor-•
:tablet fposition; : Be had • 'With' I him' lan.
:old umbrella that had done difty, for
1 many years, which with a .native -but,
,I•roitgh-politeneSs';' fie-'proffered to the
r - gentleman,...saying that • lie: would • call:
for it on his rounds if they would 'tell:.
him where they were.stopping. Prince.
Alliertltankly iaddepted' the urribitelia, '
arid . ; Mentioned 'the ' , .oshornei . 'Flouge:'
iTherPestman even then didnot•suspeet 1
, -the rank of his. wayside friends,, i and,
..fltisst.ld 'on about his business, A'"day er
,LlWo‘afterWardsilt beingiri 'fig - iv:ay, 'lid:
F,stoprred at the I portet'S - ; lodge I' of thel
Qsborne House-and quietly, asked if his.
I ,ll,mbrell4 had been left titers for him.
• It Wits'at 'oribb banded' te ; him ;'' with
.a,
r :letter addressed :,.to - him'self,:iiti: which
Was enclosednye pound , note, tied A'
; fewlinesexpreit ing-the thanks ,of. the
;Qteleix l and P tin' b Oitigortfor' the time= .l
, iy, erviee het had 'tendered theirs."' Not
7content with thig, the Queen caused in-i
quities to be made, andjinding that the
, only'licin of the 'old post:Mari was 'a Wor
,:thy -YeUng Man,: caused Jilin to be placed
:in no ritiitabln and , comfortable position
in one of the government offices . , and it
'.is pleasant to know that he is support-.
ing hissuperannuated pareu tin ease and
;comfort.,: . ~.: „. , _ ' _ ' ..-.; .': . • •
- .:,00, another occasion, a eertain stream
:was Crossed only by a vory small and
rough' , " fe'rr'y'' boat. "' The 'Queen 'and'
Prince found it convenient to ierosF4 this
streani,, •and,the boatman being absent.,
entered the bargejo, aWait his 'arrival.
:11:e Soon Made his - appetirenee, ' Pulling
and -blowing in his!liaste and 'under the
weight, of years.l, ;It appears also that it.
Was a yery.unno4l, thing for a lady, or
,gentleman "to resort to this ',Means of
tratteit; t e ;old boatman's passengers
generally: onsisting of the'..bard. listed:
and Trott It-featured, .laborer's.. ,its,,, gin
.
ivicinity. , All iinaonscion4 °of the Oar
anters'iif' this` Pre§erit existerners; aini'
Anxiously polite: in' his :way,• this "first
-salutation was: "I beg yoitr; patiling,.
marm; ; but if Ifd a , knew.ed .yer.wete
b oinifig, I'da. liad 'a 1 dishing for, yet.,"
'and he forthwith •stripped ' ;off' :his' cent
'And spread it on one - or:the - seats. Her
Majesty sat-down:lipent the• inipeovised;
cushion ; and, - with the,Prinee, ~skated
.familiarly'With : . • the 'Old' betitman
. .illt
•ti*y•rettelied-the other' side',' wheiciti-:
- stead:or th enstial - fare' of' two pence, c.slie
:handed him a sovereign:: , 'VW. Queen
;often trilkii of this. water. journey; and,
the; old .boatmiiii,: fillet' learning WbO
:his Ipaisengers: Were, i :had a 'hole bored
‘ through- thefeoini - tandolicte :worm it .c.iay,
;Mid night ever slnee t uround hip,neek. ~
• , .L1:00'litill tiliothet 'acensiari,", the:lQneed
mid PPM tie, with: the 'N'ine& la 1 . Wit es' i '
ithen t a , youhg boy; were, strolling 'on the ,
Itieneb,,. :
r The, latter. w,aaalway d
a prou
- land haughty c'iungAter', presuming Up
lint hig; heus hip' te the'throne iilnuist Ciro:-
;f6xo: 3ie:....3r.ap , ..mit...0f his netkioats _ 'He
- had strayed , away a tittle from ; it's pa
rents,- - wheli: they heard his :voice and
_
,rmotherin'ehgry altereation.` •: It seetits
:that the ')young prince :had disedvered
anothet „boy, ;about his own age unit
, si'Ae, engaged in gathering ; periwinkles,
andF his basket partly f u ll - Wsis' Amid big'
on the 'bench: ' This basket- out Of Sheer
.waritenness, , the. P,r.inee'•of
~W.ales had
~ i rielobt.tiily. l acked over„, younglish i
efinan saw' the' act, :arid ireinedtateTy,
trighed 'mit of the Water 'And `confronted
I hi4 perpetrator„ when about. this' dia
logue occurred; ; ; 1 -- •
-,- .. e*P"..l(i . , ,
I"
44 4 Wlitit? lid yoUdditiarlor?" ri
';;
''` 3ll l:3.6ettifie Felleike.mi '5 - -::;:';,;''.. "' ;i •• '
-` r I've a great: mind .to:tb rash :you for
ft: ) . - ''' _...., ~',i. . ,•i • -.c,•-.. .:,-; • ' .-• 4 1W ..
f i -``'"Nolfditr'nt. , llcin'AYotikno,W,Who i
,iitem.,ll;-;; •," ••:, . ...-,. ', li .1 %.1 _. I -
''"'iNo'and I don't *era tc - ).tt • -
_. `‘‘.Pm the Prince of,.Walea,P.) ,_ -„,,,_,.
__
1 ; t! . .x dOnit ; carp if you are
~ite.Priticte,
ICif "Walea: ''YOU knocked ' &err nik 'iv iii
rklesiitin-takelttritaird straightway'
the young, fisherman's :band, Made ae
,quaintarkep ~w,itli. the eheek. ~,of . young
'loyalty.' ' •
!. 1 The Queen And Prifieet'OnthertSaW mill
'lreo-lull, ;and approaching 'the , ; rival
n eentbatante, told, their sonthathe,wasin
-the• Wrong, and ',Ciniipelled him, to ask:
,pardofief the ragged periwinklegathei : -
'pr. and give hini A sovereign: ink:cc-oat-I
pense,for the injury,he had done him, -..
It is such incidents as these, that a
peal to the sentiments and syniatliie p s
•ot the pßpulittion byWliiitri "t'lie Queen is
sah'ounded hi her island - retreat,' and
.t.h0 . 0 is 'little Wonder that as n;worcitin
'she is. beletk'd; %find As' ii,'-tievereikti re
v•qrecL,:, - .:• ;,. ;1; '• • 1 ~ ; : ~.,, :: - ~‘,,
IRE
I , BEWHER ON- Fops.—Bu what shall I
,tay-lotthose miserable despicable springs
9.c."..humanity! that! live , Ift =adorn their
pocket : handkerchief and itheii 4 collars':
Men' that walk •through society ,with
the tliought , thatthe chief end of their
life it .to•pngage in the frivolous. alutise,
molts of: the passing -hour ; and to spend :
their' _titue, ,between those f frivolotis
amusements and their mirror,.thinking
Alf auddoing nothing; ,men•a million of ,
'who& mightlive in the air and , I we bill
no , More conscious ±of =their existence
than - the existence of the insects around•
us„, - - men,: a million of whom might 4ie •
itnti . fill be:put, tompactly•closed,iin one •
grave r - ±if, you ,only , buried , their souls: ,
men piat : put On airs .of. , gentility iiind
niceness; and lookti non the - rude cloxvii,
asA,bY±eall.tho , working ihanywitU , su- ,
prAinc,'ucontempt 4 andlpity,•hirri,;± , men . '
that e tave nnrespect for, those. that:are ,
'Obit' 4,:t0 getup; early. A and, ,sweep `the:
stone; ,pign ithatt±, are •just ast certain.to
die knaves, .if ±thay, do not; die• fools? as' thtiO is l a law :10 nature)! .I:cantiot ex,
preSstny,•abhorrenco for these striplings ,
of, f011y,4 ; :And,,l.xlechire thatpin• our
tirrie io„f; tli&w.orld; with , our •illuraina
itioU, 'with duties -pressing-,from every.
449, .and..with±.± all= the inculcations;
anci examPles_that , have- :been handed
. down to Lis of disciples of christianity 'a
mail that finds nothing to. doomdlias
414„ disposition to do anything, is' a frac
tional maw, He is ii ot I even I a -, bright
shin in glragmentlf t±..,A:nd of all men that
are liviv,X'ul, prey; of contempt; and • the
curlinE ; g4- the,lip, these :whittlingwfif
04tilits4tre - the most erttinento !,-, I' r,
l a R 1 A l
A ki.I*DIWOR, Fn.. 41,,‘ 1,....0THE1t.--;Deai
± Plait . , x 1 0,4 AY i- Otliel=4**ilf)p#o ,, ,lscolc,Lt
ri' - ' l Agik'!. -, ifasY= w 16 - 0, ,. /tnet.tiella , :.: , bestuts,i
AtTengt l A•il44l. .f• seriseilian4 F . , estitter; lint ,
.Itettelotkokas ;Mogiel. ^iisnatit the' San
- **fial; it , Vieti r rtiohr it44sEight, t i toy itlist'
•41*aVs.thil 'florid is,W,,liiirl , 4 taymi tiloitio. ,
!evolAiiir;;. ,( ll.lle..±:person, ; :artay.. }he= • own , :
haired Ayr: luotherly: mittatinn , - is - ,
. Odr, hA ) the, flourish. i , it may Iniauturnii ,:i
yea i*iutv,r , ; witlY,l a- weniani • hut :with:
the motllor taliajahtruys 1 sprltig; ( Arab;,
how little, do. we Appreciate.. ia, 5 inoLlier'll , '
.lender iiess , ,w 'UN-living 1,: llowleedi .. , ,ti:.
we aro of all her anxieties andkindness ...
.84,w , lien she is deattitudtsne ; -:. when
~
9 . -o.c.4re. and coldnessPaAewAll'id,eome
witn 6 YlPg-to:cair.,4B, ;FliwNypiN , Nr ,
yerietwo how i I lwrct ,At , ,ip tct, Ana 1 true
,`BYthPitthr - ± - 1/PW± feW, L *.i, 11: :befrieu d= ,Pw
IlltAlefelttu 40-1-tlien lA ietlaitt Aveittl i 44
cifthe mother' we Inie lost. '
,J 4
:7,l!f ‘ i - . - ;. - . • t
L 7)
A • Model 'Wife7Madanie Napoleon.
The following interesting artidle.is
copied froin'a 'Boston 'paper ; published
in The yearlBos': `'• " - ' •
Though iitadaine , Naridieort .disposes,
at present, of i thousaridtp"-of ,Mortis-d'ors
as she formerly ,of shit
lingS;atie her 'gambling, several
'millions :of- Ityrestint'debt.-1' Lately' at
Brussels,,shelostin.six _ day* .at cards
And - diee,thousand
:Paid 'for her by . the Minister of the,
iNittional . -Preasttfy; ' Afarbcils: - ''Acciord- --
iiig to the.periodic - al - .print,.!"Los .. .Nori...'
velles alasMain,'? of Vendefflaine f year.
or Cietober,:lBoB; , Maditrie Napoleon
'Adv.* puts on'tthy plain 'gown,
and she changes her . dress. four 'or , six
thiles:every day-. _ In -the summer she
m tikr.s use of four dozen of stockings,
at ,d three dozen 'of gloveg and shoes;
and in the winter, she uses three, dozen ,
. ofithe- best English cotton stockings
and two dozen of French'Silk Stoekiiigs
every week. • - • ' ' • •
She never wears atiy washed Stock
ings.nor puts on twice the same pair of
gloves and shoes: All her chemises
ar4l.• of the finest earnbile;-'with herders'
of lace that cost', :ten eaCh ;-
elk dozen', of chemises;; lace; are
made uP;fer, her every month. 'Every
three she; exchang . eS her di
`ixfondff ainfjewels;-and has them new--
'IY set according to the prevalent -lash
. ion. Four times in the year her plate,
china, furniture tapeStry, hanging
,car-.
pets; 81,•i, are chfiged according to the
season. She has ordered at her regular
establishment, two new carriages and
twelve different horses every month ;
and of the thirty-six horses in her pri•
'vato stable, her master of the' horse has
allower to dispose of twelve every three
deetides; to be replaced by twelve others
of fashionable color. Twelve times in
the year, all persons belonging to her
-hosehold•receive n ew accoutremen t or
liveries. Her own wardrobe is divided
,every thirty days between her maids of
h0n0r. , . , •
' 'Madame Napoleon has four distinct
established wardrobes,
,different dia.-
inthida; '&c., for traveling, for the Tuil
erieAl, for St. Cloud, and Malmaison ;
and though She cannot • reside but in
.one place at the smile time, in • the To
ilerieS, as - well as at St. Cloud and
MalinalSon,' for ' change of furniture,
&c,', are always or ered for be same
period.. At St. Clo d, she has; at -the
expense of thousand of louis-d'ors„ im
proved the bathing !cabinet of the late
unfortunate queen.l By touching eer
,tain Isprings,:_she can• command , whaf
perfume her caprice demands to hiix
I,%;ith the water; the reservoir always
containing, for fifty louis-d'ors, the ti
'nest odors ,and best perfumed waters.
By, handling other springs, she com-
Man& the appearance of drawings, or
: other - -pictures, 'elegaiit'!or voluptuons,
gay. or libertine; as her fancy , desires.
• :When she wishes to ; .leave , ..the. bath,
at the signalpf a bell„she,is, by .A.,me
clianieai• invention, ' lifted, Without ,
.rcioVinglierself from the bathing Ina
,chine into an elegant, moderately warm
and perfumed bed,.where ,:she ,is dried
'haw° minutes; and from which she is
lapin' lift6d'and laid down upon a splen
(iiiV elastic' sofa, ...moved• without. her -
Stirring, by„anotherpieceofineehanism,
'Mid an adjoining cabinet for her toilet,
of Whicbille , furniture. and' 'decoration's
cost, .100,000 Howes: 'Ter the iinprove
• men t only of her luxurious, though less
expensive bathing eabibet at the Tu
ileries - aria - main:imam, tile' Frenili .
Republic has paid 2,000,000 livres:' .• '
. ~.1: •_. ' - ' New York Misers.'
.•
4 ' Tt, it generally known that New York
at•the, present,. time contains a large
uumber-of-misert a inveterate and de
,graded , as any on record, and, if we had
spAdeme,couldgivo a series of. portraits
'Which' would'inake the leader shudder.
Many - bit:bete nilSers"are - old businesS
inert wha hay e :withdrawn from life and
Still i keep,up;the „faded , signs, and .be
`neatlithe,garbef 'trade
,ply their money
saving' liabitt. -. Ttiesenien*ll4e'forind
sitting solitary - in-dingy - oficerA; ;filled
with cobwebs and;hhick wi h the ( - lust
Of ` yea4s. ~; Moile,y , borrowers know
where tii4,o, andi-lfere- these 'pale:6l'l'6
threadbare fdssilgreceive their best ' se
cnities for-their 4ily..loans. Some of
"Ahese
_half -starved wretches, : whose
.treinbling 'haii4s; can' scarcely sign - a
Check; can dra)V.: for- sums that would
;shake ir:bank.,,Wne of the richest .men
'of 'the, 94 1 0 uVW. to be found„ in just,
'Sdi.ll - 11a,dingyli'4,1e,ai we havedeseribed,!
hvliere'he loans •etiormons toms daily.
lle,wais-a•rueycharit once, and- his 'old
sign lis.stilliup, ; and inside- all things
remain as alley were a half-century ago.
[ He' suTfers 'daily - fer . the comforts oT life,'
botall)thiS Is 4 cOrnpensated for by the
pletAure of-accuMulation.. "They came
th' the to begl:' . ',... ; rcid the:old man to an
acquaidtAnce - and . there'S not a beggar
-in NeVrYbtk'tliat'doesn't live as well
As'l do"- , --A - ! ttatement that was quite
-true:. . , -,,„; , , ; _
~ 7 . , ~
`-'A Stideinien of the better class of. this
'genus Wa'S - given - inthe late' Ekchange
.Plitee.:‘riihbery,- w,hero Rufus Lord, a
mannpwardiof four score, was the toli
i
larS 'Occupant. of” an; Office which con
tain -41 lietWOn $1,000,000 and ' $2,00,000
in , , 'feel: and' securities—all, his own.
Ire', ' this old: rnAn• sat;: day : after- day,
ace. ainlating,aCthe rate of $2,000 per
'Nsrec : -- W4 douthopink in due time to
get '.ielni' Ste a hoard - was worth tap--
ping' and - the j4b.'wit9 , one of the, most
stiCiAssful ever done in. _NOW Y 0 r P:.
. ~ 33 - ile late Stetiben Whitney was, a
striking instance -.cif, the commercial
niiser: - "When 'We knew hin he, had
pinde about $10,000,000,.and at the age
'of seVettty-hve waprying hard to get
:rich. l The person -and. countenance, of
i thilivretched man' .-. was a' study. The
,fmnulonafcirin i the sharpened features
apid.tposOlicitoustY.e..;told. of the one
,P - lea - which . mastered, the soul_ Mr.
'`Whifnev Was 'iii "bi - 4'' day to' be' 'seen
habit:daily in Wall' Street, picking his
,way !along among the .brokers and
'was
buyingnotes, ofwhieli he
a . good jUdge. He bought none
'bat- the- best;' and teldOin Made a' bad
'purchase. - Idlis son-in-law was iii a
1 - ieaySibilsiness,. but his paper Was not
.considered flrst-rate, the only chance of
.liiodect;s.s 'being that the old man
',would keep him up.' This chance we
used to-hear often, discussed, and on its
probabilities his paper found a _market.
I,But the old man •did not • keep him up,
and he showed himself too sharp to he
gulled' by so' near a relative, - Mr. Wh it
-9.0;-xv as win etlii rig- or aPeliti ei an - and
:,_pp,p . Ae docii4iniim the leatleri 'of ha - party
eatne.withian.applic4tiort ,for.,,election
eertn piirpOses. ' oZlentlemen," Was
,t11e...,r4i1Y," 0 -I ' aril with' 'You bseart mid
,04 :I -, AAfor - hicitiey, l -1. - Iraite none; but- -
,X 4 s„.hejlX . N.Q.D'Along;. -1, •Will ,come and -sit
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thniao,•Witikthe ilittuirl ;,: c_
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or tlirep,s:treet, till hit liegtut to he tlis
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Tile man tur4e.d,o4out, and moved 111.8
boots.
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`.. ;TEN- lans.s OF Minion, on Lt 9 43 MIX: ettir,SlWAlle; .
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.1.40.0 f Sq'lii - C. - 8 Ins , 4 Ins. 8 Afosie Bits. rliti ' ii : '
1 Equaro, $l,OO g 2,00 g 2,50 '5.5,00 87,00 $1 2 ,00
2 Eilvres..... , 2,00 -3,00 , 4,00 _O,OO 12,00 . gg s eo •
litiircoi....;.. 10,00 15,00 11,00 42,00,, 80,20 60,00.
i)no Cott ... :.. 18,1 i 20,00 80 00 41 00 1 :I 00 "Ono o .
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Da.Busiaefla Car 9 in eerted•at ll:waste. of Otto Dol •
ar a line per pay; buf,noge far sum thou. $15;130.,
ov_Hpatt,li uotiZoo; 'Cleafq per line; : t dltorlal
or Local:flatfeet; Wen ty Coate per Hivy ' •
What in "a„ _gorse ?
,
• Everybody knows solnething about
the,power of ahorse to do work, but'.there are but few to whom the mechan
ie'i ferM, of one to .ten borne powevis
ndt Hire soliteh:Greek.
- is, however, when nsed In theseuse
under, constderation, as definite as, poss
ible; aifil . xnetitis.the poiver required to •
lift i tlitrty l three thmisand po‘mds avoix
dtipols,onefoot high in one minute.
ha tothe end of a , rope
over a pulley one' fcibt in dtatneter, plac
ed over adeep well, traveling at the rate
of two anon, half milesper hour, or two
hundred ,atiit twenty feet per minute,
will drast:up one hundred sill: fifty
PoundSrthe same distance lie traVels.—.
The'fin;Ce thus exerted Is called, in
chanics, "horse power," it being an ap
pinximation to the average amount of.
continuous power it is fair to demandof
a, strong, 'horse. If we multiply the
weight raised (one hundred and fifty.
pounds) by the number •of feet it •was
moved per minute (two :hundred and
twenty), the product will be the num
ber of pounds 'Whichthe same power
wOnld raise'orid foot high in the name
length of time (thirty-three thousand
polirW). •
The dynamometer is an instrument
Made for measuring power, particularly
that exerted in drawing. Those ,used,
for testing the draft of agricultural im
plements are simply very strong spring
balances, or spring . steelyards, graduat
ed to indicate the power required to
raise , any wr,ight. within reasonable
limit, at the tate of two and a half miles
per hour.. When we apply ithe dyna
mometer in ascertaining the draught of
Machines,
,if the index indicates one
.hundred and fifty pounds it is shown
that the _hors.° is required to draw just
as hard as lie would do if raising one
hundred and' fifty pounds out of a well
with a rope over a pulley one foot In di—
ameter at the rate of two and a half
miles per hour, and so for other
weigh ts.
The velocity with which, a team
moves is to be considered, as well as the
weight to be raised, or the load to be
drawn. If the horse travels faster than;
two and a half miles per hour, while
raising one hundred and fifty pounds
out of a well, he exerts more than one
horse-power. If he walks slower than
dila 'he does not exert a force equal to-
one horse-power. •
In ascertaining the draught of a plow
or mowes and reaper, by.drawing faster
than two and a half miles per hour, the
dynamometer would indicate more
than the correct dfaught"; and by driv
ing slower, the draught, would appear
less than it really is. 'ln testing the
draft of machines a team should always
move at the• rate of two and a half
miles per hour; or two hundred and,
twenty ket per -minute, which is the
nnii{ersally accepted rate with reference
to which
.dynamometers are-graduated,
and an easyi one to - which :to approxi
mate in driving with almost -any kind
of team. t -
ABSENCE or MIND.—We have heard
of numerous instances of mental ab
straction--most frequently connected
with Drell of great devotion to - some par- ..
ticular literary, scientific or theoogiealt.
in vestigation w hieh monopolizes the
mental powers. We could point out
many illiliVithltll4 who All the - pulpit
and display in their dis
course ytii - ?t powers of.intellect, who, in. •
the ~veiai party,, early on some mental
exercise which disconnects them from
passing events. 1 n Massachusetts is a`.
lergyman of this chr‘fsrWhorin his ab
sent intervals, is likely to appropriate.
to,himself not only whatever handker
chiefs may chance td come in his way,
but table'liaptins also are frequently
found ip his ,pockets'. - when returning ,
from social tea parties atbis parishion
ers."__This was so much a habit, that
his wife . would Search his packets on
his return for the purpose of restoring
the articles speedily to the-rightful own
ers. One'day his wife found lit his side
porkef a whole silk apron, strings• and
ecffild give no account bow it
come there:--it wto a mysterious Waft.
A lady - of the parish however stttled the
matter Satisfactorily. In con , ersation
with Ur guest after tea, on some sub--
pet ln - which he felt much interest, he
mistook her apron ; 'as she supposefd„_for
his handkerchief, and began to tubk"
away in'his pocket. Knowing his ab
•Stractedness, rather than break the
thread of the discourse; she untied the
apron string and let it'go, alittleamused
at seeing the whole, after two . or three
eflbrts, snugly stowed aivay in hispock
et.
LITTLE THlNes.—The preciousness
of little things was never more beauti. 7
fully expressed ,than in the following
merge:in by B. F. Taylor :
Little martin boxes of homes are gen-,
erallY the most happy and cozy i. little—
villages are nearer to being atoms of
shattered paradise than anything we -
ki
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ow of; and little fortunes bring 'the
tin st content, and little hopes the leastt
di appointments. .
• Attie words are the aweetest to hear ;
little charities . fly • furthest and stay
longest on the wing; little lakes are the
stillest, end little farms the best tilled.
Little books are the inost read; and lit
tle songs the most loved. And when
ilature would make anything especially
rare and beautiful, she makes it little—
little pearls, little di.i.monds, little dews.
Everybo4.calls flint little that they
love best.. -We once beard a good Sort
of a man speak or :;his wife, and we
fancied that she mist be a perfect bijou
of a wife. We saw her, and she weigh
ed 2 . 10; we were surprised. But then
it was no joke ; the man meant it. Ho
could put his wife in his heart and have'
room for other things beside. and what
;we she but, precious, and what was she
but little? Atultuna in Parro—muph . in
little=-is-the great Ilanty of all we love
best; hope for most p nd remember• the
longest. ... 1
INFLUENCE.—A taim cannot sin with
out having the influence, .and, in some
sense, the punishment 'of his sin fall
upon others. Thus a _ma' cannot .ba-•
dulge - in theuse Of strong drink witb
out haying the . sad. consequence rest
featfully upon many helpless and inno
cent dependents. The bitter crime and
treason of a few, have brought indes
cribable.and hlumerable disasters upon
all the inhabirtt.4 of a great and once
prosperous •na ion,. Under • the moral
. government of pod, the results of mor
al action are n$ limited to the agents of
those actions. They spread and spread;
and Ni•hen a Wrong ,act •is committed,'
Illerc is no such thing.as determining.
viliere its i !Innen ce- will -- stop, Wicked
Men do not often:stop and , think' what
. trains they are Willing, and what con
seqUencee will -follow= • their rash and
'foolhardy conduct. ' Drop, a bottle in
t he't4a, avd•you do not know to what
? hot• the miseen currents :of the Oep
y illdrift it.. Utter the feelylest.word and
ythveannot- tell over What - hen - 1V it may
A)teathe, and into pilot forms it will
:eivi•tolize and Ii ve forger'.- •
• ,
can ,
..Tones gi 'es another • instance of the
advantages of advertising. He. wire
notice _that he had ten bushels ofgrapes;
on the vine to dispose of. They were
allpt? his bands by next-morningwith
ontJeavjng hi the- labor of 'Aching
them. ::The aceom o dal ng part ies who
:got them' here even considerntsAyough
to.oome for them quietly in the' bight,
so as to disturb him as little as possible.
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