' ght .;coofizt igzoilnig ...Alll ituit-,.., ~ So PoblithoAlevor7 r eOll VP 3a5 111 4 1% , i1t 's 2 l a fc'ai, initriably ttt a vatic ~ byl , - • ,' - 4 - .- P, ' COBB &_ VAN, GELDER " . ' 1 - ' ' 'te M. n. cosi.) • EP. C. VAN G,BLDETe. .A.zArzras-xesiva. zi,exteta. i TEN LINES 07 211innar, on LESS, *WE onn Bqtwir r .; I wo 3 .*: 2 .. ___l n i l . 4 , $ 1 2 e 60 8. a $ a:7 ); 6 $ b 1 o w s . W o a z r 1 ma5re,......1 ......... ..---,- - $ . $ 7 ‘ ,...._ 1.... 0 I 2 50ar95...., _ . ..2,uu .1 8,00 1 4,00 . 8,00 . 1..,(20 ~.4 60 Flair C 01......„ 40,001 5-0301 7,001 512,00 Z 1 0 ,5010 1 fio!ou Ono C9l ' k 18,00 1 20401 30,001 11.0,011 110,00 i , 90,00 o. of Stem telyintelnessearda insetted at the aata of OD@ lint* tar a Itne-per year; but nonefor leas awn than 46,0%. tapapettal not tree, Fifteen Cents per flay Editorial or Local Noticed, TwentyCante pet 'thaw' '4l` BUSINESS MAEOTORY. . , %.- D. .TEILREILL - Ai 'Co. WHOLESALE DRUGGiI.STS, and, dealers jib Ara Pam, KoropOie Lamp, Window e 1 ,11119 ,, .Perfornery, and' OHS, ScO.; Ao. , , Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1,1866.-1 y: ' I'. 1?. A. NICHOLi' NWUOLS & MITOLIELL, A r iTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAP. Ofee fOrnierly °Coupled by Samoa Lowrey; 4ci: .A. Ntcnots. , ' ',Yank I. MITOHELb t 'Welleboro, Jen. 1, 18611-Iy. , ; WILLIAM H. SMITH, . A TTORNBT , AND COUNSELOR .a..g losuiance, Bounty and Pension Agency, Main Street Wellsboro,Pa., .lan; - 1, 1868. S. F. WILSON./ J. B. NILES WILSON & NILES, ATTORNEYS 4 COUNSELORS AT LAW, (First door froarßigoney's, on this'Avenne)— " Will attend to business entrusted to.thoir dare in the counties of Tioga and Potter.. ' We!labor°, Jan. 1, 1860. D. atickEzt&: . Co. IIiANiTFACTURBitS.of, and Wholesale , and he tail \Dealer in Doora, Sash, and Blinds.. Also Planing and Turning done order. Knoxyille, Tioga Co., Pa., Jan. 1.6.1867-If. GEORGE WAGNER, t ,TAILOR, Shop first door north of L. A . Sears's Shoe Shop. .ggir•Cutting, Fitting, and Repair ing dono promptly and well:. . i . Welleboro, A 3 a.,.Jan. 1,1866.—1 y. JOHN B. SKAILSiPEARE,, , DRAPER AND TAILOR. .-Shop"over John R. Bowen's Store. VU'• Cutting,. Fitting, 'and Repairing dono prodiptly and in best style. . Wollsboro, Pa., Jan. 1,1866—1 y JOHN I. MITCHELL AGENT for tho collection of bounty, bacliphy and pensions duo soldiors from the Gov'oria meta. Office with Nichols and Mitchell, Wells borti, Pa. m30,'66 Wilt, GARRETSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ,AT _LAW, Notary Publio and -Insurance Agexit, Dices. burg, Pa., over 'Caldwell's Store. - • - szAAK, WALTON' HOUSE,. Gainug,, Tioga County, Pa. • VERMILYEAI litxrcttn, PROPR ) B. This ila a now hotel located within easy access of the best flehineand hunting - grounds in North era Pennsylvania. No . pains will be spared for the accommodation of pleasure seekers and the tray/fling public, [Jan. 1, 11306.] rEiTitotsVm nousv, :WESTFIELD, PA., GEORGE CLOE, Propri etor. A new Hotel oondueted on the principle, of live and let livo,for the accommodation of the publie.z---Nov. 14, 1866.-Iy. 3. C.: STRANG. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Any business entrust— ed to hiS yarn *ill reedy') prompt attention. Knoxville, Pa., Nov:l4,l3llo.—ff 'GEO. W. ittoN, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR .AT LA W, Low rencevillo, Tioga Co., Pa. Bounly, Pension, and laurarteo Agent. Collections, promptly attended to. Offico 2d dour below Ford' 11out.e. Dec. 12, 1?4111—ly - . . - - C. F. -SWAN, AGENT for the Lyootning County Insurance Company, at Tioga, Pa. " Jane 8 0 .1886.—atno FARR'S HOTEL, TIOG-A, TIOGA COUNTY, PA., Good stabling, attached, and as attontivo hos tler always in attOndaneo. E. S. FAR D., • • -• . . Proprietor.„ Hairdressing & Shaving. Saloon over Willcox do Barker's Store, Wells boro, Pa. Particular attention paid to Ladies' Hair-cutting, Shampooing, Dyeing, etc. Braids, Puffs, coils, and swishes on hand and made to or der. 11. W. DORSEY. J. JOHNSON. GOLD roceived on deposite, tor which Oertifi cates will be isilued, bearing interest -in' gold. E. W. CLA.Rk CO, Bankers, No,3s,south Third street, Phila. DAOON, M.D., late of the 2dlPa. Cavalry, siva 1,, nearly four years of army service, with a large experience in field and hospital practice, ham (welled nu uMee for - the practice of medlelne and surgery,. in all its branches., Persona from a distance can find good boarding at the Ponmilvanm Dote) when , desired.— Will visit: any part of the State in onsultatlen', or to perform surgical operations. No 4; Union Mack, up stairs. Wellfsboro. Pa., blay 2, )860.-Iy. • VIEW PICTURE GA.LLERE- Li *MANE. SPX NC ER 4 has the ploadure to inform the citizens e Tiuga county that ho has completed his NEW PROTOGRAPN GALLERY, -and is on hand to take all kinds of Sun Pictures, such ns Ambrotypes, gprrotypek Vicnettes,Oartes do Visite, the Surprise and Eureka Pictures; also particular attention paid to copying nod linlarg— ing•Picturers. Instructions given in the Art on reasonable terms. Elmira St., Mansfield, Oct. 1, 1868. ATTENTION SOLED EU f;i. Witf. IL SMITH, Knoxville, Tiogn County, Pa., (U. S. licensed Agent, and Attorney - ;tor soldiers and/their friends throngheut all the loyal States,? tv.lll proseeu e and ,collect with un rivalled success, SOLDIERS' CLAI, IS AND DUES fall kinds. Also, any Cher kind of claim t \ --against the Governtnent before any of the De partments iD Congress. Terms moderate. All emmtnunioations sent to the above address will re ceive prourfir attention , • Jan. 17, 1888: DENT MirRY. C. N. DARTT, WOULD say to the public that ho is portint ,TV nently located in Wellsbore, (Office atthis residence, near the Land Office and EpiseoPal Church) whore how ill ogntinue to do all kinds of work confided to his cars, guaranteeing,Complete satisfaction where the skill of the Dentist can avail in the management of eases poeuliai to the calling. Ito will urnish ARTIFICIAL TEETH, : set on any material desired. FILLING & EXTRACTING TEETH, attended to - on shortest notice, and dene,in the best and most approved style. TEETH EXTRACTED IV I Tllotri PAIN by the the titto of An:esthetic: whirl. Art: iter fectly.hrtrailoss, and,will he cdtninistercd in over when desired. Wellsbore, Jan. , 1865-Iy. ' E. M: D. SURGEON. PERATES successfully fur Catarael, Stra O ldsmus, (cross eye) - IteineAll el TuMlirs, Hate-Lip, Varicose Veins, Club Pt— t„t e Particular attention paid to disein•es ~1 E t ., and General Surgery. Consultation et office free: Reforoncee given to operati;ms recently formed. Office bourn from 12 M. to 3 P. M. Office at his residence, Ifaut.tield, Tio;rn County, Pa. filfarch 27, 1867-Iy.e NORTSAN STRAIT, A OENT for the•Natlonal Series of Standar : 4 A Books; publtellocl Ily A. R. Baynes 8 CO.lll At-113 corner of John Street, N. Y.. kerps con-tantly a foil supply. All orders promptly filled. . ati; on or nthlretti by mall, N. S'fll.AlT. °Kepis, Po., Jnno 19, 1867-Iy. BEACH & WILLIAMS. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. MCI) on Main Street, next door to Harden'. Store. WILLIAMS, G. W. LEACH. lisLorcr, Juno" 8, lEi67—tf. = , • C • ROIGE LOT OF GRAIN. BAGS for Bale cheap !la WRIGHT A BAILEY'S. Woßaboro, .Inno 5, 1657. • EZZ El FA O. G. ' 101/S I. DIITOLISLI. n A p V i supply PORK, FLOU FA find our Stock • TO MAIN gS Feb. 27 DRU PATE Instr kinds,'"Fa Physici October SAVE 1a Whero stock of DOMES bianufite Ale° G In their competitle end nu ex ATTORL Havin makin h share o trusted promp nf E. S septi GROG W E REST) pu Cerlelly Molasse Class Fto; scalable 1 Wells wol opened ton stro kinds o MEI to orde short n ranted. LIF t rnsu ell J os. . pared obarkm, MR and en part iett ROM rwc I rato-t t Ni. alt 4 Ilse C 111.; I o",` ERE I. 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I ;41,;:l!.“.:9 .rt 1.:':.11111 -Y.l /fie/o,lloftt 7 lr , A • r— - ; .-,r0: , , , , ,_, , ..,:--.. ; _ i -,-, , 1,1 , t. ,: ; 1 -,- ( 5, j;; ..i..) +;14,; ,... , 'di ; , *. • ~...-------------,----------__ i El= r )' I is , ' ', 1 1 .4 11E1 14: "EXCIIANGE: 1.1 it : ' VALKENBURG & , -T. ..• „ ;,,,, -- 14GT.Purclia4d 'ttioSteie: Ina) , • (iceu:.! 4.by Nilliam Towapend, are ready to Omen) ivith ' " ' t t L ' IIAM43,(:SHOULDFRS,' WRITE Et.',lirit:cls;Eutt, - ctorl,§4;' SMOIUDAIA.LIBUT, ; CORN MEAL 13IJC )VREAY, Lourt, FEED,,,AND _ALL, • ••• , • • • • r - - -) :9 A 01? aCERIES , ll= „ OLESALE AND . ' RETAIL, _ 1 and 'at ri3asoiiablei prices. MRS- &. OTHERS • • t to Jieir tviv,qiittigi to call and 16olvot befoio tiurOlingiug 41800116 re. ' - • Remataber . the place, VNSEND'S OLD STAND; i „ , • iVELLSB6.I2O, P,ENN,A 1867-tf o D. LANG, DEALER .IN , • -; S, NEDIGhNES AND;STATtOpIEIi,Y,''" . • • „.., - • • - • P SlEDrdtp - ES,f-Perintnery;: , Mu - MOT thents and Musiedl Merchandise °call ay Goode 'of all - k &a, • MANSIMILD, n's Prescrititions carefully Compounded 131, 1866,—Grn, YOUR GRFENBACRSI 1 • NA, CA I. I. cir VFIN : ' . .-AT ' ; , • M t &.. Auerbath's I _ ... *HEAP CASH STORE. ' , MOSSM.IIW. PA, ': ;•' .: • - (In Can niwapq find the best itltiorto4 , - 'Hi & FANCY DRY' GOODS, iTHS;'.NOTIONS, READY. , IMADE CLOTHING. - _ red under their own supervision. :eta' furnishing , onocta, d'e.;ike.. ' - , !nerchaot tailoring eqtablishinent they defy : having the beet tailors of New York city, Unfenced cutter, Mr. U. P. Erwin. U 06210313. 112 Tohn W. Guernsey, ...k; EY AND COUNSELOR AT d I,AW.- Ireturned to this county with . a view of it his - pormanaot residence,' solicit& e(' ' public patronage. AO' btieinese_er •to his core will be attended to with ness and fidelitSi.. Office 2d door south '' Parr's hotel.- Tioga Co.,'Pa. , ;Jls . . CasilUpaid for OLD IRON. ~ (,' • E. .R. KEA:BALL ' -',. '=*'---.- ' : - CUARLES WILLIAMS, F. L. 5E0.92 ' • , RI , AND RESTAITRAN, ',',' — 'Wellsboro, May 15, 1867-tf. .. ~ - . - --, 1 o door above the' Itlso)Marker''' - ', ,'• . - , ' L LSBOiiO, P ; E Nl4 ;--A- —llaltfalo • Scales, ECTFULLY announc to tit trading DLATFORI4I & COUNTER SOALES oo &u -lic that he has a sir blo stOe of Oro- X ' stantly on hand at manufactureea prices, at comprising, Teas, Cram% Spice.,Sugar., !, Syrups, and all ttiiif constitutes n firs,t- SWEARS STOVE WARF+ .11:.001§ Ik. • Oysters ih- , ,ze,Viiry style 'it alrsea• ' . OUTS. . , , .. Alto, jasi roceived,. a lorge atook.uk 1 %oro, Jan. - 2, 188'/-tf. JOHN:,,SUHR, ILI) announce to the citizensof },VeMho ') and surrounding couutry,;., that 3e ias ti shop on the, corner, of Water and Craf ts, for the purpose 4 -of matifactitring , nll • , • • ABINET - UR, ;TM. -• AIRING AND TIJRNOIG DONE corFrNs of alt' - Isiusls` ,'f Surulsi~edon tire. AD work done pOinpitfy add, war . Welislinro,lunti - ,27 1 4 66 -!7 IrUGI-I' YOUNGIs y; -• , • Agent fors. : tiM ' )( .., ' 0 Q U I TrA B - 11. E A SSU ILOTCE SOCIETY gr .) o P HE ' UNITE]) •;STA TES, 0 your Lie() at a Home Agency. born, April 1.7, 1887—tiil 1- E CLOVIEIk: PH INOHAM Ar §,ONS, two 'miles east Knoxvile, Tiuga •Cuunty; Pa., eie pre maouftieturo. wool hy, the yard or on y atiuly be desited. Tboy 'alike 'FULL,; Of -6004 bASSI ME RES, . DOESKINS , • ..;, promise to satisfy customers. t bey ply nr attention to , - , • CARDING 4, CLOTII,YIRRS'SING. I . , ty yenrB experience in tlio:linsinu6avrar ;will in expecting a gencr4is patrornige. 1 (1.1y cloths inatio. r ! field, Juno 12, 1867—tr. c , --- : .. a. D. MERRICII. • • 'UR (i.EOJI' DEN .71S1; RY FL ATTS, TIOGA CO. PA., It A:11...z; with Chloroform, Ethe:, e. 0,4 ate !elie,ite.l Spray Producer. IV, :ifs- dm. UNION HOTEL. - •" ,Nlli WA:TKI NS, PEOPRIF.Ton. • • 'NO fltte , l'up a new lode building on the situ Ilse old Union Hotel, lately destroyed by firo, v in ilvei;Jo end entertain guests*. .'I he. lutel WIIP intended fur , n Temperance House, rroprietor belleYefi it can be eustained without m attentive linqi.t.r in iittenanurn,, ' ioro, tuna 2608117. TOWItSEDID 'ROUSE. TAM To 1f rn,•rnoniukroP. fel ft term of roAppopolor and II known Hotel stand lately ocriipiCll by A. M. am prepared to Ml'lllsll the trsyclinc; and tic with OM best accommodations to Ito pro. Hie country_ . A good boater nlwapi In tit. Teams furnished to fishing parties. • - oro, June 20, 1867: PS.--ti now 'kind of Inznp for Keropene— bilinkago of chpaneyii—nt FOLEY'S. I= CIII Ptorf4 ,st: r~ ~ 4... " aOßDrilld - sr ' ' I ! •,... : ; '• • - , „-„6„; ;‘, " Eiii3Vl4lll.4l`' . • );....•1:. •;; ..arNis t: 'l • ' 'eft WM ASP TA, ;f IPA al4 l iln alLl4§4lB of A I, U , •en • ••• • ' Zit 41 10e gt tIGN monsioNs . , • ..1 - Wthes,'Utinorg-and -1.); Cigars FOIiEIGN.. A DpMESTIO, CatgEN!&.l !EMI =EI C A,N A T D' „.P uiqw- AND w(ki.n.&.!WILLOW & 0111:10,SN' CARRIAGES; CABS & 'PERAMBULATOR%. TOYS,. &c., • L. . , A full: acid' conapieto' , aisortment,Of the .:aiatine tiinntioila4:gande 'of the be;St 'rinalikyi,t'aitanyil"bn . hand. ' ' - '-' '' t ' ;_, ' ''' • Particular attention paid , to' 'ne . 1 3rocerios: Dialers find Consumers will tind it4oAtteir in terest to examinetis Stool: belt' :buying., ',',', Corning, N. Y., Mirth 27'y I 'Z. t • . • A ,' jh =7 - 7 „- _ . • WELLS'BORO': F. 0111\11)11,r,,', AND ' ' ''MA.CI:II.Nt - '' 'S.TlOl 2 '.'? '-' 1 - „ , MILE aubacribore b,aving proourod additional tnaohinet7 aro now roady,to furnish to 'order all aorta of • • PLOWS, 'CULTIVATOR. 8, FIELD - ROLLERS, MILLGEARING, SLEIGH SEIO,ES, W 0 0 D.- SAWING •MAOITIN ES, &e. cCrr , &d. • • , 1)100))1V,0,11 , ',f.',47;::,1".ANpJ'1t ; for.Oustom and job work, We tiro also mimed to do ' ITT.L/C tr s. •aanOLL SA TTr:ENG ilaying a first-class. screw:Cutting 'f.attiiq tdo are prepared to make : , CHEESE PRESS SCREWS, t` , . e 4rder..' , Builders-- of Cheese Factories tire - re: q asted to examine our work,' We - mauutheture t a i y! ,- • ' ' , Champion Ploii • i i , . one of the finest implements in the market. / o which I aeleeted with care` and am aelling aa low Y(4'010) 'to ran be bouglair any market. CON VON: Om' CHOICE' TABLE AND .PODCKBT ,ctriEty, AXES, ADZ, HATCHETS:• HAMMERS, LOCKS ? . KNOBS, LATCHES, ,lIINGES; BUTTS, BITTS, SCREWS, AUGURS, CHISELS, . GOUGES, PICKS, SPADES, SHOVELS, SCOOPS, ' FORKS, RAKES, SCYTHES,' &e., NAILS, COMMON, FINISH • '• INQ • - ; 14 KINDS, . CARRIAOD BOLTS, ALL 612E8 4 ,11p •1-4 X" 1 1-2 TO 1.2 X 8 mime: • J.. RAND . ArAL, ; SURGICAIFLAND:, MECHAM 1:0 E • IC I S'•T *- O F Ti l o C gn E a w t h h er i e s r il ei m " a n y e te on fo l u V :illot.' th t e ra l ° s t ; until the 12th, and front .the 19th until the 25th of eaoh moatlt.i ,Will he .in Blomberg: at the United Buttes Hotel, from the 13th soul the 18th, and in !Lawrenceville ,at Slosson's Hotel, from the 26th 'until the last s day,of, each month. , • All operatinnamonneeted,With.the dental pro fession, whether surgleal.or fdiehancal, will -re eeive Having an improved liquid an. • .nratus for bouuwbing the gums, ho is, prepared L. , , xtract tooth without pain, and in IL mannorlitirinles. rtliy lation,eyet no a' stupefuetion, drowsiness or • - • mkobea, fallowi the operation. Ether or 'Ohloro ,forua irill:lie'kdiftirtitered if advisable when de sired. Voila of nil kinds itisOted• in the most substantial and beaiatiful.Mounet.' ; •; • Call ite(tP.lpo speeiMens of,Meebauleal dentistry. TiogaAP., Alay, 1, - 1867, • .", . -•' , • • ^ Glen's Valls Insxtrauce Conipstn,y; - • GLEN'S FALLS, • • • Capital and Surplus $373,637.66. FARM RISKS, only, taken. No Premium Is'otes required. , It is LILIE;ttAL. It pays dawages,rl.4 Light ning, - whether Fire en,uos or not. It pays for Jive stork killed! by Lightning, in barns or in' the field. . , Its rates are lower than other ~Companies of equal responsibility. I. C. PRIOR, Agent, Farmington Centre, Tioga • Co. Pa. May 29, 1887-Iy*. • - • • 4 - . •T s, EEO --' '' 1 . /.. e.314. Fes' - : '..//t1 ...-.`rtai :i./Ini..'i; 1. '4,!.1/.4 - .: lrtftr,i i 4, 1 ... { -0.-'.-... -' .. .-: .. 1 , :: ' , - ',.. .-, 11.1 .I.t '...r.n..i i ./-/:i ./ . li / 't i.:-. 7: .; ), ../ ..f t c 11 1 / ' ' ''-'l' '' WE ' ll . S I3OE 4. , ' • ':4 - - • - .. - 1 - 1 PA, I,'i 'AID - GUSTY -7, , 1807- ~.: ~ ~,....,, ./. , -:,, ~ ~ ~ A A..„... ....: '••••'''' ... --'1 '....''' )i'4 ' " 4 • ! . .Z ' , -.'.J.i .. - i.. . ' ,. , i '. •-' : f • if , ? ' --- - ' - Ili ...--. t; WM A Jt . I . IMEI DRIED: FRUITS, VEGETABLES; EMI =EI pßoOK:Fit;y : ,NyAit - E, EMI CASTINGS, ' i4ncti 'As We have' .I ; t to order HARDWARE, S A TV S, 0.2 kind§) FOr ftjrther particulars call and 800. 'flogit o Mpy 15, 1887—tr. E. A. SNEAD. DUI lu,titta 1. ~ =MEM , I netTg' , :„ .c " es4i3iiitipcindine . ' i lieeinent ), ; • - 1' ! -tiing , tayk it; anolloynyp Allot:wand .yoars ; t.. r . t-‘•• ;.;;P;z+ •, , enonne: t Oti sand 4 yetirsqrlib l virnAColumbial• thq glad day so long foretold 1. • ;. 'Ali ithastreirly - trn 1 I •-. 'VVashirigtoil saw in tree of - - •; fi ' What , if the clouds; one little monieut,;: - '", F :41idis the blud sky where mtiffi appears, When the bitgbt sea, that tints there orinisc4,`'' , Rises to shine a thousand years. Ononus.-,A,thOusand years:ll.o.4 ~1 h•.; , Tell-the. 4 grakwor/d these b less edd, tiilipga!' Yes, and bo sure tho•bondmanheor;. Tell the oppressed of every nation, ' Jubilee` lists a thousand 5 - ears I ~ fi tlibuinaid years ' 'lr. Enilous foes;beryond the ocean 1 =,;, • • tiitto' vie' heed . thy' threate t ninii . sneers'; Lit4e; fr,pey, : - T ou; }then you-are.gone a thousand years:: CIIORtS-:A thoup!iiid‘ylars &c. i . :1( Rebels at hinno go hide, your ,facee—. , Weep for your priinea with bliteiiteari; ! , t Yoli'eauld "not bind thei lkiessed daylight. • Ilioagh ; you should •strive a thousand years.. • C onus—A thousand years Ao. „„, . • . 13ach to your dens, yo,secirei, Traitors! Down. to your own .ciegraded spheres !”, Ere the Ant blate of dazzling sunshine ,Shortons Your liven a thousand years.' Cnonts—A thousand years coo Hasto theti . idong, thou'glorious Noondsy " Oh 1 Pr tlie;:eYes of ane!‘nit ,ph, fot tbefaith of bini . tivho . reatons , Each -of his days a thousand. years. , Cnonua—A,thoneana yeara %Rtiltellantouo A TERRIBLE ADVENTURE xN lOBLAND.,- , Mount Hecla, on theislandi: • lflceland, is slightly - under a mile in height. ',lt has three peaks a little .elevated above -its body,,and along.its , sides and nume-, rous craters, the seats of • former- erupt ions. The Crater of the principal , peak is abOnt one hundredTeet in • depth: It is composed chiefly basalt and, lava, but slug-sand and ashes cover u great part of its surface, and obsidian 'is among its most remarkable products. There have been forty-three eruptions of Mount Hecla recorded within the last thousand Yeats, five-of which have been siniultaneous with Vesuvius • four with those of Etna; and one with - orbotb, _ .•' ' The hist ediption.begau Septe er 2, IBIS, and lasted until April„G, 1846: • Qp, the 28d of November the torientqflava, two miles fromithe erater,L.Was • a Mile in width, and froin 40tn50 feet iudepth. Carl Steinman: viiitedHeela just pre viouS to this terrific 'eriiption, - and, had ,-, ne of the narrowest escapeqfrorn iihr; ous man.. - We give his narrative in almOst 'his own.words: On the next hiorning,4iftefrnyerrival at the small village at the lfoot of the voleahe I engaged a guide, a faithfili, hottest fellow, and set out for. a visit to the noted crater. ' " From, the very first, it seemed .as if • I I= d passed the. confines and :was enter ing the new world, so entirely different vas the scenery. - As you preSs upWaidloward the focus of all the horror of ' burning stuff, you lind . the peril, dreariness and desolation inereases,,until at, length, its awfulness becomes sublime • and,' at length when you stand on thetopmost point of this burning world of. chaos,, you'-instinct ively raised yotir heaffto - God - , t. with a shudder of terror, to restore you to the great living world that you have left • behind you. For six mortal hours—three - on horse back and three on foot—l had been clambering upward , from , -the lower world; and now, among the clouds and mists that rolled around me, •I• stood in a world oflavamountains, iceand snow, the lava black as ink, the snow of dev iling Whiteness—and not ha all the re gion the slighest brush, shrub plant, or living-creature except the guide and myself. - As far aSthe eye could discern, when the sweeping clouds afforded a ;view, Was a succession of dark hills, glisten ing glaciers, snow-capped peaks, and frozen streams—a World devoid of life, the awful solitude of ,itself—filled with gaping caverns, terrific, abyss , and S'tygian, caves, which echoed only the sullen reverberations of thunder qr the groanings of the troubledearth beneath. E' , 43 impressive,was the scene that I. felt a strauge chill creeping, through me,- and I shouted to break the horrible stillness which was More awe-inspir ing than the Niagaras. I frequently found- myself imagining that I was dreaming, and I was only assured by pinching my limbs or conversing with my guide. Drawing my blanket around me to shelter me f romthe chilling atmospherd and carefully puncturing the ground with my sharp pointed stick befog me, -to make sure of my' footsteps, I- began to pick my way over piles and heaps of lava, and pitfalls and patches of ice and snow, my guide keepingnear me, and ',often Warning 'me when' he imagined .my, footsteps Were leading me,intofian ger. Occasionally I struck the' fragments oflava:•that clown behind Me, and as yet discovered •no : signs. of. the crater, which, eighty years, before, I liad vomieed'forth its tremendous volume ef melted black sand. At length, liOw ever, 'I - reached the summit, and looked down into , ,a sort of basin, - open at the lower side, and 'having several-.deep seams or chasios 'in the'„pentre, into which the melted, snow or lee on its sides were running in small streams. ' A repulsive odgr, in-. the shape of a thin r smoky.. vapor, came up, and I ancied I heard . - a distrait-.rumbling noise that sounded •far :down in" - the earth. turned to my guide, and Was about '- when I•obsthrved he was trem le as death - • - 7" Lasked, 'you to sp _ biing, s t n. "What's, the m seem to be frightened.' • '"Oh, my. God l"-. he • gasped, -re's going!to be another. druptkmi," - ."How do you know that? ':Have you ever been here before?" • f "Yes ; but I never- saw look like - this. ' When I Was here last' there was no hollow', there, ' but' a' level 'piece of snow and ice." • ' "Indeed I", I, dxclalined,' with intense interest; "land you judge tiqtt fact to be 'decisive, with regard to an,, eruption!" "Oh, my master," said :he, in the greatest e.gopy, "what else • could have 'caused this change; There must be fire below, or wink, has melted this glacier? You see the lee is nearly -gone, and what'is left •is fast meltingii and will soon follow it," I observed at this'point that my feet hada sensation, of warmth , and stoop ;rig dOWn found the :Found:. quite , hot., "How. is this?". lanquited.. ;. • • : I • Ile shooklis 'head.; •.• •1; ~; •';,!:i ";Alitvrong , ;, there's. trouble brewing]'' reitsteri at" enrol as: you „live..., :You :had betterloave.??, r t.;;. t ; ,r • , Precitlledrthelaot that the last. erupt,- Reela occurred ,80. , years! before, tiongpievioustd the birth of my , guide,. -and Consequently the could 'know ' act little bfi That , as -I did.l This foolish Ithouglitqlrevented me from putting the 'faith;iitihls tvords that I ought! to.. have •;11 • :II; •;• . :47 , -; ;• .• J =' ,4 Thei . elgi no hurry,', retdiedr; thi'Ve beep so long finding My way to the top; that I- am.? hardly. disposed' to' leave until I have seen more ofthe.vol vario.'st f , 0.; 'I; i'• •1, •I'l ~ f : •„ • chsOrved his. idleness and trembling increase; if possible, buC 1.• still felt 'a' - reluctance to,retreat 'ignominiously; after-thiling so hard to:make: the, .sutu, ' He stood a moment,. in I silence,. and thenNentured 'again : • ii! us' go while there istinte'-,,1 aux afraid' to - remain- here. , -WO may • be: overwhOhned at any moment," • ' ."Hold on t" said - I,,sensible :cu ode- fascination, such fli3 sometini& comes ;oVer cue when on• the brink, of the most APPalli i ng peril;; illt, is true the ice has meitetthnt it ha%,,done so very, grad& ally.' have spent a - great deal of time to rea6h l lceland,and when.l, started it ! •Was l with the resolve to seeHeela." ' • ; 44 HeaVen-knows I have Seentoonauch .idready," he- 'replied ; 'Amore • than has ever been seen before .by living map." ' • "How do yoa , knoW that V' I dernan-, ded, somewhat• annoyed at the dogmti cal manner of my guide. . A ; • ."At least I think so.' l : l'And I think you are mistake'''. 1, cannot consent to go back until I have dceende,cl into this basin and looked downinto one ,of thoSe cbaSms.'"' ,'; l l4ettne bes.eeolit, ' riot: - It will .be tile death Of You!" , • ' : 1; "Afyon are afraid, y'Ote, -said I : with 'an. paean* tone, ler which thore i was rtd,juStitiCittlori: " • • I. t'oll, noony Master I will not desert, you. ; !; - • , I ask, then', -Is' ~' that; you wilt Merely,Wait for -•.. • 1 I had'no tight to ask -ey'enthat, and I considered the guide 'a simpleton be : - cansebeheeded,my requeip, " i,!,q10.4,„wakt,!,!, he, replied "but re member liihen yett ge down that I kept• entreating you not to dO so." , "I ~.liOld you blanieless, whatever, shoUld occur; so 'haVo no apprehensi upon thatscore." ~;.." • . The, crater was about twenty yards 4n "depth, with -sides that' sloPe.so grad'-' ually that it could bedescendedwitheut diffieulty,if 'Ordinary 'Reto,Was only ex ercised...,' I first felt thelava and fotind it 'quite hot, hut not unPleasantlY, so, and ;using MYlstiok With great precantion, Tbeganl the descent I observe,dthe 'temperature of thp.lavitlao;l94h my feet constantly increaSe . , hut, I....hatt thick , shoe's ' and ,knest t thcty, would he hriballbed; •" • V metAted, plse,, a :t*oh'.' sillphuroua oclory;hut-!cOrtiildered s 'nothing' unu r: soak rfithatt,gh mouth44ila.;giettgreea hle:,taetp,i,h4raYmouth arittgaVg an' Pl(PAgiht , twlngO.tOnly,9ltadteldgi . • -fr , , t . The kilt. of iv atcr :Made tethe.):rieltin g ice floW.edlleang down,' and' was lost to vieW4n the dark chasm; from which came' of hot' air, aceordpanied by a het•WiltEregial3WatttlUtlm" l . sense of diiiiger Connected with it• held me there by a sort ofinagnetio • faseind 'tlOn, and' i coon found myself , 'strongly tempted ,te Make a• fatal l'innge ;into the awful' abyss: ,Wilt' , -reason frequently lbSeS her power at such times, I forced myself backward a few feet, but still temained - fearfully hear I the ,opening,,heedies's tff, the;frantic entreat:. les of my_gtilde'.'''; • ' • • • Giiing,,no heed therefore,. to • his ea - nest soliditatiOnS, I now determined, if ' possible, 'to sound the depthefthe chits I before me, and then proceedtooxdWii e the other. , -• ;•!,. • , For thig elf a; Su" ll piece of lava, and, stepping to'the ve y edge of the chasm, dropped it 'down a d listened to the hollow reverberations, as it went bounding from side to side, long after it was lost to the eye.. The depth: was so in - nuense that I heard it-for fully' a minute; and then the sound 'seemed rather to die out from distance than to cease : from the block hay ing.reached its destination. .It was a terrific depth,..anct as I drew. back With a shudder a gust of hot, sulphurous air puffed upward, followed immediate ly by a steam-like vapor, r and, a ,heavy, hollow boom, as if a piece of ordinance had been discharged in the bowels of the mountain. z r°l 1' . ' = MI 13y this time I had regained my com mon sense, and became impressed with the danger that' hung over , me. .1 turned to Hy, when all at once there came a rumbling crash, and the ground heaving and - shaking and rolling under me, began to crumble off into the dread abyss. • • ;g* 1 was thrown: doWth, and on my hands and knees; praying.to God for mercy, was scrambling over it,, and upward, to save myself from a most horrible fate, when two blocks rolling together; caught my feet and legs; between them, and withouVactually crushing, held them as in a vice. Then came another crash and crumbl4 the lava slid away - from: be hind me, and I was left upon the verge of the awful gulf, now widened to some 15 or 20 feet, down into which I-;looked 4 with horror-strained eyes, only: to see darkness and death below, and beneath the almost ;suffocating .vapors that rushed up from that,seemingly bottom less pit. Oh, the horrors of that awful realiza tion! What pen.or tongue can portray them?' There, over the, mouth of black and heated abyas,:l was held suspended, a helpless and conSch?tla )4risOner, to, be hurled downward by 'tll:e ',next great throb of trenibling , • " ' • "Help! help .!,:befp,l4for'the love - of God,' help t' i I. shrieked:, ,in the!yery ago ny of my despair 4,.. • ' ' _ I lookednpand 'aroundiO catch sight of my guide, hdlg, :with a commenda ble prudence I could but admit, in my dire extremity, . had, sought, his own • • safety in flight. . • .• ' . I had nothing to rely on 'but the mer cy of Heaven, and I prayed to God as • I had never,prayed before for h forgive ness of my sins, that they ntight, not follow me to judgment. • It might be 'a 'second, it might be a minute, it might be an hour,; that I should have to undergo aliving, death •, but, be'the tithe Tong' or short, I felt there was no escape from a doom which, even now makes me grow • pale and shudder when I think of it. ' Above me, a bleat blue . sky--beneath me, 'tvblack'and horrible Abyss--around , sickening vaticirs that. 'made , my brai a grow 'dizzy. - Rani bling and-,hiss ing s2unds warned me 'that, another convt.Mion'inight take' ' tihwe;i.`ny,'-mo inent, and another `would be the last of me. Homteand friends I should never see again, and my tomb would •be the volcanic Ueda! , • : ,• . I strove with the madness of desper ation to 'disengage my imprieoned limbs, but I might as•well attempt to move the mountain itself. There I was fixed and fastened tor the ; terrible' death I' was waiting, IphoSiod of, heaven l what a fate All at once I heard a shout, and, look ing around I-beheld with feelings- that cannot bOrlescribed, my faithful guide hastening ,dovni the sides of the crater MIMI to 'my relief ilphad.fled, in terror at the ; first ominous demonstratiOn; but had nobly ietnined to save -Me, if' pas- Sible;hy risking his life for mine. ; 19 .1 -warned You master,!'„said° he, as lie came np,,,his eyes starting, and his edunterfance expressive of 'commisera tion and terror: •• , •• i , • . I"You•did i regyott, .did !" cavil , "tint fergiNe and save me, for I am perish ing !" "I'Will sae you If I 'caul or • perish with'you." „ „ . The noble fellow, instantly,set to Work with is iron-pointed'stiek to break the Inva ilk - ohm:l' my limb, but had scarcely 'made 'any' progress • when again.. the earth trembled. , and e th,e i rOcks parted, theni rolling ,down, the chasm with a dull booining sound • rspratig forward—l-seizedta 'hand, of the guilts—we ,hoth struggled., desper ately,,and the next moment we . had fallen, locked in eaell'other's aril* -up 'on the solid earth above. I' was- free, but still upon the verge of the; pit ; any any momenCinight see us both hurled to destruction. "Quick! !I—there's not-'.a mo ment to be lost !"! cried the guide. ,)'Up ! up I and run for your life !" . I staggered to my feet with a wild cry of hope and fear, and haltearried by my faithful companion; hurried up the islo .T.sing sides of the.prater. „ Ag we reached *e ridge above, the ground shook with' aqiieavy explosion, and looking back I snW, With a 'horror which no pen can deiicribe, the dark, smoking pit inhere We. had so lately stood, , Without waiting to see more; I turned and . fled over the rough ground as fast as my bruised limbs would' per ,mit. . We reached our horses in safety, and hurrying down the mountain gave the alarm - to the villagers, Who joined us in our flight across the cenntry till a safe distance was gained. „. 4. few . days .later, when, the mighty and long extinct Hecla Was' convulsing the Island, and pouring forth' its 'tre mendous volume of melted lava, I was far out upon, the Atlantic, on my way home, where I devoutly thanked God again and again that I had lived to tell ! my wonderful escape from a death its burning crater. Corrtsp•ofihnte. Letter from Virginia. ROCI