. . . . . .. „ • , _
itte - COP Ilitnii 40tiltor l
1e Publatiiool.ol•Wn6tesdaS? lOatiiiiiirlitlf
i per year, invariably , in advance. ",
• COBB „ VAti_r,EizEß.. ~
m ii
...aok)/ •1 , I t) , • A . :- Ili r 4 vArraar.riall.i
-. , - _ •
..o,:r•vzerviaxstrita itelaws.
vuLirrs, or 4utlos, OR yteubyeitit 84131134,
r IS Inal4:llfle,lB ,sl ce„
A Square, 0,00 $2,00 $2,50 $5;00
12 Squares 2,00 .8,00 4,00 8,00
Milt ' 10,00 1.5,00/ 17,001 22,00
12118.00 04 00 BP,rf 400.
Special NokieV:s 16 Pants 111F•lino; Editorial or
Loaf 20 rents per line; - ,
BUS/NESS MREOTO4Y.
w. D, TERI - Sit:l6 dt-C4)-4
VIIOLESALE DIWOOIBTB,- and - dealers in
Wall Paper, K.oresene Vaelps, Window-Glass,
Perfamoryi tt_S4 i j
darning:lT:Y., Jai. 1, 11;88:—Ty.
WILLIAM 11:
ATTORNEY 'AND': : COUNSELOR' AT , .LAW,
Insurance, fibuntiandlronsion AianeY; Main
Sire d mrs s lk t i k uro . , 4TI/41;18e.?,.
S. F. • e J. B. Nities.
, ttuisom WTI 11:10S;
ATTORNEYS .t p(iRiSghBRB ~AT,k i pcw7
(pre' door from Iligotinfii, on the Avenuo)--
Vitt attend to basineea entrusted 'to •thoir cari)
ie the voodoo of Tloga and potter.
• IVelleboro, Jan. 1, 1868.
- •
• 1
WEiTFIELD , Borough, lioga. ,Co.r
Proprietor`. A new and - commodious
}Aiding with all the modern' • improvements.
Within
,eas,rdriv,es,of the hest huiting and fish,
iog grounds In lifirtberti:PAnnls-. 00 9v574n,q°4
fureisbid. TeiMs niedeitite: ' " 4 " '
Feb-3;1868-1i. -
Sbo'p diet door north okra. A. Seara's
Shoo Shop. AD -Cutting, Vitting, and Repair=
ing done promptly and ;wall.
Wellabor,o;,.lfia., Jan. - 1;
JOHN B. SHAILSIMEAIFLE, -
ItAPERAND TAILOR, ?p i :over ,TAtm R.
llowen i e; Store..','Avatink f .; Bitting,
Ropeiririg : done promliftt!dd, 3tYI4. A .
Wellsboro; Pa.;.Tarc.'l;lB6B:4l , ,
M. GABBETSON I -
TTORNEY AND OGUNSELDR —LAW;
Notary Pubito and - InsarantiO Agent., -Bloes
bur, , oyerVeald..,
• k—• , s i t oriNt
Lt
rTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Wollsboro, Tioga Co., Pa,' ,
Maim Agopt, Notary POliqi and ,Ineurancti
gent. ilo of
easione, Baek 'Pay ' As'Nntary
• a lm a he takes aoknopliidgemonts l of fte t eds,,
.inistere ookas dorqinini,iondr t 9
Ica testimony.
,Agr•Dfflidoiter Itoysa•Dingt3toio;
00111114, Agitator Offea.4:oot: 40.18611
. John W. Guernsey, = ,
ItORNEY AND SIOUNSBtOR AT LAW;
dating roturaed to thia cotinty.with .view of
making it his permanent' zesidenoe, solicits si
Age of publics. ,patronage. 411 business-An ? ,
trusted to his cafe will
_be' attendid 4ci,,totlt,
promptness and fidelity. ',Officks - fid. donr, [tenth
of E. 8. Ildres hotel. Tio - ki; Tioga ed., -
sept.26.'Bl3.—tf.
ZA AK WALTON 1 -1 11(0,VtiE;
Gainos, Tioga- CoVniy; Pi:
!RACE C. V ERNIILYEA, .tnotort. This is
now hotel located within gutsy adobe's of the
t,o,t fishing' an d,,litinting grouridd'in North
(D. Pennsylvania.. No pains- will-be spared
it the act:mm[4o4o°n otpleisenrp?eqicerrt add .
travelingupentilio.e;,
— pokteorititinz
•
EiTFIELD, TA.;- tIEORGE OL01313;-..PilitAri.t
nr. A now IloteLoondooted,oratio!prinoiple
tic°, end lot lfvo, for tho nooonitnodalloti of,
-'
CONEY a, cQuiienou AT. WV,: Laise.
reacevillo, Toga Co.,,Pnk Bounty, Pension,
and lusuratme Agent. ColltrAloni..prpmptly
attended to. Office,2d door belort.Ford-Aoude.
Doe. 12, 1887-1 y .
R.. E. OfaIVEY , • •
RALRR in CLOCKS ;TSW.RIiRi, SILVER
ct PLATED WARE, Spectacles, Violin Strings,
&e., Pe. rWatcltes and -Jpwr
elry neatly repaired: "Rngritviiii Bond in Pain
RNtlisli and Uerman. • Ilsept67-Iy.
Thos. 13. Emden.
u MINS k DRAPTSVA4I.O - iderrrza r iiitiit
tiia room, - Townstozot Hotel, ~Vellsuoro, will
ii,bet with prompt attontion.
FARR'S 1-10TEL, - ;
•
lOU A, Pb o 0-0 .14 T :Y , , NI"
ii•.‘id stabling, attaoliod, and : an attentive hoa—
r always in attendance.
.•
N. B. FARR , Proprietor.
Hairdressing . 4g6
oor' over Willcox & Barker's store, Wolle-_
• Pa. Particular ,ettentiou ; paid -tu
cutting, 81.unpoOilak, 'Dieuag, ota,
coils, and avriches on „band_and made to or-
DORSEY-Is- , ---• • ,' 'JOHNSON':
BACON, M. b., late et: i t4a 2d. Pa, Cavalr,y, , after.
, nearly tour years o - army servide';•tvith a 1410
iienea in field and hospital practice, has °boned 'an'
PI the practice of medicine and anivry,.in an
niches. Parsone,from, a tiletaned :can 41114/geed
biK at the Pennsylvania Hotel when (Aestrett..—.
'lli [thy part of the State iii = constiliationi‘orlto
..,u surgical operations. No. 4, Union Block, up
Wellaboro. Pa.; May 2, 18116.—1y.i-
PICTURE GALLERY.—
_::.
ke
FRANK SP,'ENCEU
the pineal.° to the c4liens, of ,Tioga
sty that ho has completed his
N'EIV PHOTOGRAPH GALLHRY,
iher. h - and to take nil kinds of Sun Pictures,
r, at A cnbroty posi Foryotypes, yigrOttos,Cartber
the Surpriee•tind Enieks Picifiroiralso /
dur attention paid to copying and enlarg—
,l tures. Instructions givon in the Art on
..0 Nu, toms. .gltaita St• Mansfield, °"-•3)
•
.. , • , •
Wen. B. Synth, -
'MILLE, pa, . gention, 890ntY, 30 , 11 d Ju
nruice Agent. Cip:oHaittniO3,tillei t el t-ent, tp the
•I.; re address will ritc r eivh - 'prompt - attentiloit.
"11l moderuto. - [jan 3, 18138-Iy]
• S. CLAINI:AGEN CY,
•
For the Collection of : - •
Army and Navy Mims and Pensions.
nE NEW BOUNTY LA*. pasaeilJuly 23,1836,gives
tiro and three years' soldiers 'extra bounty. Send
, u l.,l l.sclaargeb,, ;• . '
OFFICERS'- EXTRA' •PA , Y. •*• • •
t , Lluontbs' extra pay proper to volunteer officers
' C(1 . 0 in service Match 3,1863....
PENSIONS ICREAED • •
4;•.1to have lost a' hub an d' ho h ave been'peima;
~ z l.l totally diaablod.
, ther Govern inen t claim, prosetuted. •
•
'.-e-I,,ro,Octobe, JERODI 13.
.201,113.'
r 10, 181364 f • ; ,
NORMAN STRAIT, -
;ENS tar the National Sories of Standard School
a•oki; published by A. &Sarum, & Co.lll A 113
rm. corner of John Street., N. Y., Xeiipeconetantly
I,upply. All ordora
.promptlk.llllo.l. . Call on or
,-• • " 'N. STRAIT.'
61 4, June 19, 1867-1.
BLACKSMITH:In - .
UR undersigtiski havtpg retired to • Welk.
r" niid oparka his shop, on, Wat,r street,.
.hero of patronage. Ile proposnOo do
PORK YOB. RASO:
hors.es $3,50 and oilier' work in* &olio-r
-t.
'?' 1 808.—t3m. 'J.. , W. lIITT4R.
POTNELIVi . ;
W TOUT—Agent for all the tbes
rtrit RIVE WATER WIIRRIS. A litfi
tea tlt'i Oscillating 31ovemeni for pang and
'O. Pa., Aug. 7, 1887 ti - '
lionnt
, .
ang PeneioDiAgency.,.
! regard to'
l artlieunty alto by Hit act - approved
and Laving on and a laiqb s'apply.ot
um prop, red to . prosecute RH pen -
NI
...ally ciatme triay- Liu to
lir tor
, "Pl!liviug at a illidauco can cointnunicale
apilrl.4,4ieunr.
d and tbel comannicatle7fir bO.,
14 .
11.4 1 11 1 4 : il l • 8 1 4, 7 7 q: : :
0, t0ber24,1808.
_ _
C. L. • •
WILCOX, tY .
on,q. Ds of all rbi r ,
/.4 r,14.4 . 0
+,,t;
-- Our st,f,in.itinPfit is 11..41,
Ly. Stare in Union PI"
4 O'Ule 4412‘.-7may 20 10,087-IY. ' • •
MEE
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$l,OO $12,00
12,00 -• 18,00
30,89 50,90 ,
9140.
1- i : '47 7 . 't.,..,. !
41,6
BL ~. os B O OK ~5 , - , ,:.:.., .
BL ' YONUF ,
P)lft i w:4:l3Thiamifiooilii
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i ; citritt: 314 - om.tio
Aoon A 4 44 . 11g5r;"9,4144; es 71IE
,:'• ,* ; 1 • • •‘• ~ • ,
'l: , ,c• - • - t..•,•. - • •
qANIC B 0.01
c, _Or 404 - ascription, in. all - st Ariel
and as Initiltpr'qaatity of Stook, as s•
in tho rSititsi. .:.`;'Voltinies of ' every'
Bound 92th . # hest Tanner, and in al
dared. -;_ -... , -
A,
U:it risIDS OF 'GILT -11
, —.,.
....
tiltide4ttillAn'itio,belit. manner., 0•1
bound zincilkindti,goodas new.
Sa4V,Cit i f Zj'n Mal ' i
' fF,LETE YOUR BET
) ' - i'miA reintrest,to furnisb back nu
• RiSilair or Alairiiinaz published in
-Stittesa tit#atAtritain„. atm low prio
-;.I4•ANe, 00 . 13, -&-; OTHER :
Of nikaifn 14,quaillies, on band, r ~
till LL HEAD PAPE
OF anyugit& or size, on hand and
for prin in : vi A150,...-BILT, PAPER,
c i
BOAR fl 0(1..,,ait noloifi ; ...ancluality,
out to a y ti*e:: i -. . • -
~---; ,-; ~
i v . 4 ST/irtbisEit.t . -
,oE.t,p.;:, _ ettet,. lilote...Piipoi:, I
,:, : i Pefisi-,PttpOila; iker
'•'!• ' j ,-I a rili;en"ia nitinflOi : ,
Prof. SI4EPARD'S4iON:OOI4LOSI
' u e .- PRNS,on zeugma sizys,,Ton
_
• 4 ' AND OEtiTLEII EN,
- ...
Which' Pwill-warrrint 6quin 6 ASMA
1113ii l ill/ 11913 and no mistake.
IME
The alley° stioskfT will sell et the L.
at an tinfoil, at a small advance uh
,prices t ,a i td inQaplirEep tvk still pure
reti athiirivrarynlice4 l l4aoprece
I respieteuily solicit a share of pu
ageo - Orders lip mail promptly ad
1' Address, LOUIS K
Advertiser B
Sept. 18, 18117.—1 y. —ll-in
' i SOHN SUHIt,
AITOTILD aisnot tf i,k4o tOteittlipt
wrr ro c and s tilAhrtalneaup try,
op,en v d shop on the corner of Wete i
ton`st r pet.4, for:tiposo of manuf
IitI , IIRITII AND TURNIP
to order. QOFF,ISS pt'all-.kinde
short node s !, 11).UkOkliton g tpfo ..‘
. ,
ranted. Wellsboro, June
• l,
- - UNION 19CEL.
1114_ MIN *AT4I
.11 -- AVatiti fitted up a new hotel buildin
oti4 old Union Hotel, latoly &Art:
4 mallow, ready to receive and ontertalik
~Upioni-novel was,: intended Id? Veintkl
and the Prdpriotor believes it can be anal
gro Attentive hostler in attendance,
!Wtllsbbr,P, June 26,1867.
ME
.1•=•••••• , ==.7
" JOHN
TAILOR ;AND CUTTER, has opo
:oi;C * Otfton street, rear of Soars D'
P,'nhero he is prepared to ennui
tits td ore in:th&mosifintistottil
rind 'with 'dispatch. Particular utt
tOCniiing and Fitting. March 2tl„
tHAKI,LTON lIUUsE I
On strictly Temperance priaCipTilar;M
Pa. It.je. BAILEY, Proprietor.
Carringip to let.—Mato__LlLlßAß-1
. . . _
GROCE
R.- - .Klll_l3A4
AND , ,RE'Fillit
0e!door above the Bleat la
NV 'B r ij S B R ° o , P
11 - 1 ESPH I CTFULLY announce ,to
Ja ) publib that biltiaitaitlisira 14 se
°cries, coniprisingi VeltioNpircea,l44
golagsee,,gyrups, and all that annatiti
chyle stock{ Oyatefs in every style
sonablti,houra. - • ••,
Welloboio,Jau. 2;
,
-"- .33 c=.lt*ii ¢sPo 03313.c:peqs.
flieat Excitement) , Atiri
Job IMPetteltesli Es l '
We's itooot* and Shntititibinhtt - rhO entities r her;
Wbuld say tgtbe people of Westfield nod vicinity thut
hole Ranutonturing it Potent Boot which he believes to
possee' fho trollowing advantage over all others; I st,
tberrebtaibir4tuping; 2d, no wri sinew; they break
to.tbelfeet; pd, no ripping. ~ l ii.qthortr i dttny nroljust
the thing Tot everybody. temples on band cud orders
solidited. Ole - eight of Westfield township and Boro'
, teenred: 7f¢¢ lute alto just received tt splendid set of
.bubnortti valet us, latest. styles. Corns one, tome sill
We A boil it'd to se CAPII 9 17 11' n 4 '. e
one dour south nti.ko I nil otoksp...trn #
wes t nod 5 tiOt a. K. NIBBLE.
WELLSBORO HOTEL
C. IL GOIiDSMITII, Proprietor.—Having leas
ed this popular the propriotOr4estieet:•
fully solitite a fair share of patronage. Every
attantion,given, to guests. The hest hostler in
th'e•coniiiy always in attendance.
April p , X8 6'..-ly..i
TIOCIA , GALIMAY : W i IiIia;'''.I'! /
w .,
;..t,i,/....;:1J i • ,ift
' Would ri3spoetfully inform the citizens of Ti
age and vicinity, that I have built a new
PEIOTOGRAPII GALLEIi.X •
• •
.
In the Botough of Tiogn, and baring a good
Phoiogralible Artist in my employ, I am noir
prpplired,p'furnish all kinds of Pictures Isiiewp
tl the Photographic
employ a number of first class Painters, .1 am
,prepared to iinsiver all calls for house, sign, car
riage, ornamental and scenery painting. Ad.
dress ; '• ;A; IL
May 6, - 1868—e+m. Tioga, Pa.
•
_ •
THE PLACE'-TO' BUY DRUGS.
AT the Lawrenceville Drug 'Stbro, where you
will And every thing properly, lnilonilog,tb
the DrtOrade
EAI),! ,CHEAPER,, , :CHEAPEST, - .1
- s • • • .•, ,, ct ,••••
and `of the' beet:, quality foriCaah. .; Alai) .Pal n ts,
4:1113, Tare : tithes, ,Latcps, dila nay -:Notiona.
Stringc . Flabing l Tnekle o Nindow SWAIN Oce; -4
ytlaah , paid for Flax Seed. ; s,‘
• ,s,s‘i 1 . 0.1:1 3 .11,BONA1tD.
Lawrenceville, !Slay 8,1867.
•
Glen's Falls-,iitiliaildfilOgidianYe
GLEN'S FALLS, N. Y.
Capitol :and Surplus $371,63.66.
, , ; ; i ; -4 ?;
, PARK Mitt,' OnlY,
Premium Notes required.
It, is LIBERAL. It pays damages by.. Light
ning, Whether Fire ensues or not.
It pays for :live stock killed by lightning, in
barns or in the field.
„ / ---lis-rates are , lower than other Companies of,
;, - t:AutLl.rospo t nejibilitS , . 19 . 1,1M,Aga
Veg y,*
Farmington Centre, a Co. P.
. May 28 , 047-lya
. .
''WALKER LATSROP.'
ARDW A N,I Ell,^ *Jilts;
STOVES, TIN-WARE,,?
BBLTING I 4 ,SICHIS i 'CUTLERY -I
-WATER LIME,
ISITTipMMTsi
- .
,Cartago find lia , rzyri,
HAILNESSE§,S24I,FatE„q? •45- ~= •
:./6 ' irning, 4nn.
efttaios Qii! -I)RA M.,'
ob4rn 4"'B.
Ye,llativroaano',6,,lB6.7;.(:
.
. . •
(3.A LVND Marine 7 Eli d Charch
1.1, Clocks , at ttlool.0) • FOpEVE3.
MAI
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scr"
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'tided to.—
lES,
ilding,
MEE
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at be has
and grid
cturine all
11E,, ;nom
DONE
11.
ndiinnll.
127, 1868.
a -,a a
lETOR.
I L on the site
yed by tiro,
. upats., Tha
ance trodait;
;finede without
shop
I illy's shoe
,acpyle gar-,
iilanafinier,f_
ntiou paid
I 1868-ly
orsea and
Ma
RAini
6-,
he tradiug
e)tbf 'till:
des, . , •
Sugars,
tes a first
t Mir.
11111N1
BE
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4 1 1
44I:rRODIJc.ED 'INTO AiyiERIPA
i 5.. 4 ..---,,A?t ~: ,6
FROI4k - GERMAT'F' in *if s 't'.- 4
, , • , , •
•
4
FtAtiir,CAOMANs ItlTTEllt=
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to
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GERMAN TONIC,
FLAND'S
EPAOED;
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- - ..
• Y ICE,
, 1 ligisease47of OA I.l*.yi
.- ' 1 '.' ER DY II S P P TI E O P I B 4:i ' Ite. SKIN, '. .
..„,:' a al tall Diseases arising ; from a Obi. •
lerii4k l 4.l2fire StoraacitiporOvU.o44 'l4?'.ir.
liir_ra r.e rrr or frifn AzoQ.D. -•• : •
'-`,. e 4 the following symptoms, and if 'You' find that'
4 yq. system is frifeeted by any_qf them, you may, rest
7 4 ;; a rCa (kg gueicsejtay copipeS qtr itsaitatlefot Veil
, in 1 impoitant organs of you); body, and unless goon
- eAMleed by the Use of powerfid remedies, a miserable -
/A, so In terininatingin death,lqiit be thCrestat, te,
-- 0 • .t••: : .•. , , i ~. I
ConaApation. FlatUlenee , Inward Piles,
• Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity
Viol' the, Stoxnaeli,,".Nause_ l a Heart
- hurtdDieguist forrdhd,Fulness
1 or Weight in the iitomreala - , ,• . . 4 .„9,.
c: I. „Seur.,Bructations. Sink-
4 '. i ing or Fluttering at the Pit
f thelt4l4)knoUt4iwitmiiittiv oft 011 7 '
a Head, 'Hurried pr Difficult
Chingi, Pluttering.ot :the' EfoOr t o
rifiler iduffc9lVtingBtansations W 0
eVgP°Bt)I"4DAtP°AfiPCV/ilOll,, 1
4t " r lIVIeI,IB-bialbr - the. ti.Jgh , ~,-.„.,
Dull - Paitiiiti !ttici•lfe"" - Be - 4 ' . '..
i °few*. of Perspiration; Itel- • ''','°
04n:toss of:the .BkirLand , 2 •;•••,1. - 0, , ,... ~
- ' Eirb-kap-,4Pgttte.Sttitzt-i.,:tt i , iti;
Bite , hes , Lire s, etc., eludr. l i, - t t
I , , deti Flushes of Heat, ButlilitigA t ti..l ",''
Pali irlosh, Constant Diffigininfeif ion'`
.91 /. puti...qCqu,t, , iitOrxrqs.f.dcglapkits,s l.,
11111 4..gircqr!‘".C4410:pilfigOlgejligatlett ; f ~•
oz, , , , , ,, Affro..7 f lrtiiiil9-ir11* , #,... ~,i,,,,
—•,, , -,• ''' — r^ st -./ - • ' ,
• -
I 14' 4 1:1 1 ,0f1(1111) 1 43 .• eibtrittnivaittere i . -,.
is entiielY vegetable, and contalite4t, ."'
' lique.l- It is a conipound•of Fluid-Ex..--
' tract .1 The Roots, Herbs, and Marks '
from . which the*eiextraetC.Vire iiiadc
y ore athered in Germany. All the
4/... meal. y
or
iiikeekvirfaaceifewisiektracied.frofis - .l`.'
them hy a scientific klicolisti,-;aliese :-,,
ie it
. oxtr are tl - .4ent foria le
rdeil l to,tir „
Iti,,
cotm ~ id' hie' lisiiit'eit re' ili d, 'l. e . 1
man ' eialuile tof - ttiese. it'iks.'. - Tlii e "
.1144 7 / it/cab:6lW iiihlistince of :6en,y *Mod '!,9
'' 'lt tiavelli,n.litliltal_Og.-Ahfifi Ditteroio. '
i 'll 6. 1 . , , -fa: °P I AILIIIIPAT) tax : ti r" , - 2
be usedlitte i - Where, co, it f p s m...
talents Itreikatiad'ASsitile: ',
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a A 14(yonanb's iSermattagemir, iwt f.;i:
4 ila euittoSAit 41i Vile: iti<edieittilpth4':lllll,44;"
with t Will Santa CV= Rum,' 49 :.‘aUgel'ete: 01* ludilibe•l'l
the seste t dieeetiesiat p* Ritter; in •eases taberenflO'H
pure ("WOW stimulus i srequired. You wi/tbear in
mind Mit their remedies are' ent irely Main - tut from
any others advertised for ..,the 'cure Af' the -diseases
named, t(iese being seientifiepreitiralions of medicinal
extracu,lnthile the Om are ,nwe dec9ctiou, of Kim ; ;
in someforia.. :The TOl`4o si is leciderlly, One, af,/e most, ~
pleasant: ancradregible. , Finiedfelierer •dArirl ktlie' ,
Mlle illi teatalilirisiti.3. Iris a ptiruniii. rah !I
lt, wink .ltszlif&gitan •exlniarating, - .and.inectieinat i•
quail I ies'h ayeputqleo,4:l9.l . o km anima e ; tit4•vre44ficrf..,l
all tonicir
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1 -.OOONSUMPTION. , I =:.6): ; 1, 4'1
Thoiiiiitifilil Of 'ectil'eii;
,Wifelt - tiiii)'flik::'•: : '
dent supple's:se& Jiiewas /afflicted with
this terrible disciesei-liaveitbecit cared - i" I
by thelfise of these remedies... Extreme _
. Pllllat I tiiiiiii,'lreblitty, and cough are
' i Ith 4 l6.ofmal , ..ALittiVg# 6 4 l olll. l a 3 , l l;Kgvereli N
cases of d.pigspityla forguittelniefliat floe - a.
digestive - organs. Even in cases of I
genuine Consumption, these remedies
will b found of the - g.reat.eal. hintelit,
' ~ streng healing anti lirrigoirating. I
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, : Eni - r1 y e ts.ijsagiof . my imparra
• Bill' P"ffri , ".ar In the iohole system, strengthen the-ap.'
p tar, te.ffhle , an enj oyment of the food, enable the
- {eln e at/ In iityistlit4 Pilitifit Ole,' -tlotdViveli, 4 •oeo,l:l
-! 41-k u lthilijselilthlr tifoifilexidn, end rare the yellow tinge I
fromilie 'rye, impart a bloom to thc-cheekt,and change
the vatic nt frees a short-breathed, emacuiced, tv . g,
and nervdus inrdtieksto i tatftrcietl,fiour, %ta l l') :
outpersol. ir, t fAIAS (JV 3 CA, f A -
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Al cal it t.N. 'l' cy can lir lzall ant Hitt, Cytd
'tv II IN perfect !Wirt. Att, t e hi la .itti!rt,t.
tl+4, old, the most ttellt•nic fentitle,
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good c atop
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talk tiogpoli Ot.dier`aii.figiaatervieste,,
should ta Me \ fe d
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puirt, yrilk revolt 111
ling er. i . aria biooioing,cheetca,
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the 11,11111 fir/r liton;,) fit taqthottil., „et/lq{heq_ ,
are count.- r •
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celved t teo,/fylotig . totite:ylit,cia,tretliesso
remedien.: •
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Chief .lumida I,f li' fiutn:nne Cap 444 i.P.aosYlrili 11 . 1 a 4 ti. ,
I'im.%I.F.I.PIIIA, 31.incn 1.001;1k17;!,hi.!
/find -i4ojiatat's Comm) Milos" , kirnoSlais iiitosLi`,/
leafing beverage, lad is a sornl ionic - a:ea in disca'::;'-
ders flf (Ire 'digestive orgaliv. and of great benp'in i .
.: • cited , qf de6ditg and want 'ft/ nervous action in Me.
• ...„..,
system. ! Yours tr4Lly,
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1R431 110 N. :lAN Itlg ill . :0 - ioe6pl i ~, P'i''''''''
„ ; .,, f l jOg e or, the Slip' dnieC.ZlTlrt a' yepi1,83:111311y.1;„. 11 4
-.:': ...-- : f Pim IDELPHIA, A VlJl,..Atily /80.,,,, ; ,i .
I costeHiet , :"ll.oollanillvsGerman 111 : 14 ! .
tore” II site. 1 ;tablet turd 'clan Ins. cage of; alt.„ .
-.. tfielicit, Air iind I pest Ina or •Dy - riphipolltii , 11:7, '
bait beatify t lika from My'oltmerleriEve..
~...ori.fr fi 'Yotirs; Nvltllk.rospeoti - , I:te ,
.:•, , ,v,..3 JAMEI4, r4IIIIOI . IIIPSON. fi :•••
Waitl EV:, JOSHI'II 11. IeENNAIIIS;I2I.D„ .' -
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' ". ; Plaiisir "0' ;- the 'liiall Btlytist Cliarqh i'liil;t4otillifit: 1 •
~ • i VO.:Tas.IIBON-I)Esu S.nt :—I hare teen frfalffelzall re - .7 •.
' Questallb connect my mine with secommenaations.efi
,k difcsent kilicts of inedicincs,but regarding thepraiticS ; ,...
._ ... - i as ont-tif my;approprifite sphere, Ihare„ffs tat cans di
. ainui ; Imi With a clear proof in varioriir fniMeis.tuid ;.
-parrariy Olnyinei fahrily;of tile Weirdness of'fli: •!-
Am. oa tict's German iiiassl..,lstiparklet , oncefreantnyto.
' salsa efittrsel to cupress my'flat, cogriiction that fur;
general ileblllty of the systyra t ontl_Opectiallyforiolves:,.,
Complaint, it In a safo astlviattableinWesiiglin. ... to:7.
some cases itiruly,fail ; but usually, ..fgi dotal sfol;itleViltt,'
' . ibe eery bent ial to those wise sufilrh Ws E isnit;one
cause. - ' - ourz,rerf . re-firrqtaki-% . . . 4 ..
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Price of the Pit telie,titlkl6 -tibr bOtV4,I IO
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Price_ 1 4- ille. 'X'PruCti•: 4 l4,ift9 , ll)eri bottle; ;1 ,1
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Recollect tit ' iris cbil.iitosijliiiitiii irietiittiti'lio . ?tetikt: ~
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thas.are so a 'ftfriargi v itsted•cantiolifithrOiahrtrosszeke . 1
all and, do lo f :al " Vitfrips wgiti.fainclubelrOis to , a
;f lake anlifhin dm ifllvd Mlnall,NOCUUSilfdifted.bc.:.7 - 1
muse be foals alaraerpsolli a:ln il,.t..gbeir.o # 6 , 04 4 3 - • r
tali be sent b etpiesi to fnlyrbeiltitb 1: 4 ,0i; agliqqirpn,
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OW BROWN'S- OIL WELL.
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Mrs. i tA.nastasiaSrown, better known
'as the IVidow Brown, owne and culti
vated, t s'ktiillarni Ofltett add 6 iiit'i'llo!: i
tiev34AVlt'ilnitt' fteivri• i ' ', M u hti#o4 l o .
linnitsteaa correspoildent li i - eiii3 to 'the
Iftriib.being a one story cottage, coin
d
'WM dr b al. tj illep foopriv ( - \ T,l49afftklyini
nekti% otritiiidiNe; .f.nif Mrs. 'Brown
ri4q op y herself to provide for, and
. ;fll - 0 . :11 her incpme valulfl pa l iedly . yAr,
14-14, , - 44 :i11t f Afili*illthir,, 0 41, 11 N9 opßi:
. i.faav1.4...; &e 'was n'o .kmger-pftAie,i•ains..;
ihouse,i 1 On the whole the widow might
the considered comfortably provided for
i l t
thoifgh her farm , alld , :inaftsCl4gettker
would ace beenlaelft'.'iiiWit. ,, tlioiniawd'
dollar.%
SlPre. 4 nastilein, WAS 114 Cpi?AnIPO--
= ifii : ll4lllllloll§'*4:ll44, ; #,nd heat
is b tiering herself if, the' opportunity I
evWtn• sented Itself. .To a lady tinder ,
tier c i!, 1 ,Cr1F , t , P 1 1. 3 ..q41 tIR i fietocAld..ollfu*.tlage
v.v411,01, eligible party seemed to be the
„readiest! road to high erstation. Bat the
witlow's -11*r,sonuil i tadv,aniagesti.wero
hardly if-r.-rsf.4 U character ,sto. i nsplie ;Ivory
lively hopes in tit at'direethini i IShe:Was
-tall and', gaunt, and her share of the
pcigsliahle•bof..,ratlier 4 , 51.14b1e „gift ;'.of
betibty,llifiil been belbw the ,average;
Besides, she was now forty-five, and
therefor ofa,ather dotihtfult'l l avenillty,
it elneliced, that the wealt lestrman,i
in fowl' was aeortainqiiliii _thenezer...
t etfirlreltannatitoftliiitt t•
ooniforf ble sum Invested in-stook And,
ho,rrais. - Ita' , ,Uitligii -*WOW& ffild'lh"-•-thd.
hicialgyer,. His wife Ivo))/d-,
,P. bfi c '''fc'ke'''
. most lady in Iliti village.'" tor' this po
sition t4re•Xvas fiforethan one aspirant,
Abu( atiionrtfictii) All '-itt!enO A.li)?oliatgallyl,
'''sl
stood so t pear d,liniledatiMis;'4ll4M4l,6,
Brown. I Bdtl,tione'tlWleo 'V dci.yilic, 'i.i
`had her pliikilo'. - eaptefi:ille`ifad,o,:aPil
ci rcu in staiieqs.:4o her . shre*iine.ss.l a*. , ,
sisted her to iiceonipliSli It. ~ r, -- :-::._ s .
About this time the petroleum -fever
was at...il s height. % Micro Ay05., , a!-Iwii,dl
,pm a Oldtoeilt general libt - im ly, in the iliii
1
tracts whOre petroleunilnid :boa ti isedyl,
' ered, but enpectil ation-1 Val; i f...i f 6" ilia ',the
cum niercial eapita4ymiclicOinP4tile,4)v'ltlf
flaming proSpectuAeg 'Were dtillt spring
i tig in to existence. Fartiig \Oil li'we'tild'
Ihe voitee' i - coriiiidered dear at. twenty
- doltarep acre, all at • kitibe "eillaheed
}
1 14/ittlik I .(tY, -"Of toy.e wan h undred, fold;
aii.,( be Owners. , who had hitliertoltin tiff
' it4lllll,olllt-tarn d tea'nty t Wm bsiidenetS
all at once om
fOilildfliein46l \les 1 / 2 -ich Ileyond
,tli,eir wiit est-ilik , 4li- hills -` 1 ••'• •••''• = '' • '
'"'A.ihfut those-who - cherished - hopes -a
,R;q4AtAl fr 11l I th . l4,onqrfg.,Fr'ne Sqpir . e, Poi
4,)
.‘ . g.r1itn...,,, e stilt , lid 'i•itason why his own
Acres-Ai' lit eanitcprotelt stool besi flowifig
1 with.olliiiid-Air had; iiistitutedso ( me
. orelimin ry InVehtigtitions' whieh - 'hii'd
. only: ri".resi ited, i;t s dioppoititment. T - T .
Though id readSr , t ts.',l Mak-- 'df diSiiildatit'
-- i nikans, he sw,i_is . inclined . to be .grAFT.l.f,ifr o;
mild ,bad I del objection aol.filitp . ,g i f4l . !„
1.. - Aptiii.ittAbilk444 , ,i r A t °Ai. V . ':,.T a, WI,
i AP. O!iitidfig oll e"*.ttlq ;:t l 4 l .eg'i PAP*"
1 ioionowi tilt ihg'..ool.re' 4 , and„ thi,S Avao.t,not,
I.ttilinownl tiq IiABAOWDSIrieIi. i.. 1 1: iDI ;:n - 3.,rit
- .: , 'Ainielibr:titni :aware. of thistfaety deter--
iiiitiedijOn a.c.ortpla'-'effitilf*fStmay.§fP
call-it, _with, a view of inking 14'. lisidult:
f.itieslitihd bf the squire—for-his-heart she
2 ciii i 'O, fittlb. - - 1•:;;I!!'il.
; V Ono moining the, expressinan hrought
JoArof Btekv in ecit,tit,O r '#, - ko,c,Ntlijcp.i,,
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' 11 1 T-ifty eent'S - ; i cipr i l,'hii)Aold„, is,,ltie j
'iluggcd• it into. thu d ftk iropM,,, An d dell
~ p osited it', hi:, ,:tilie.)loo.,rner., :-,:it's. rather,•
bef(yi," ! .!•;,; i,;;;,i' •..;At ;-:-. ••; - ,1
--n - x:yets', l said thO),widofv,rortiolasses Is
„liefik , fer'n.noiit.an'ything , olite:; ~ - t :- I.",
'- • `A 2-"
ftiliisstisrierit--wali-,-riowi-T reckon
7i 4. t'1,11:54e Stow niffiighfriong lynt fO,lnse I
AfinAeg fhll of me lasses.'
• _tm , :fondliiff it' ir' said'",tli4' WilttiVi
- 1 t V.3f,riilivi ,I ill . - l''':l.:i ...t. 1.... ~,
.. P " ts ' i," .' - ,z A. • i •- ~ ~-1 • •
Yea, , bu t the,i; F :.i,it,i 4 t.hat.otie,, fly . ye. 7
.:iti`lidon't knii,iviln.i,f"l'll; tile it hoarder',
.lot-4W0 , 1f Ii cal - get flietn., 7 $1.114 ;; Mrs:,
Ilteivp', inlprovising a fib on the spur of 1
•glii.'" l oo 3 elikt.(t.t_ i _ ~,i I v" , -,.• ,", ,t 't ..,.,, ;11"...i: f,-I
-I Then yqq. :. ' l 4,. liplY.f - PP.l 2. lllogQ..4lkft tyour.ll
11 ° 1 -ise'r Yecli . mil-.1.fl :- )
....;.;:-:ir ',, , 111.i 1.:,, I. : ri,..e:l
'.l; 4Th6. - w id wiNft4glatt svhen the expresii- .
'infiti4ith iis ,intrusive curiosity -Waal
tetn,e'r,T„ln he country it is very , bent'=
''
1
-- 1 0 . 4 - 4-0 .comment yiith -the -- utmost
freedinn upon the .•plane';:and'itireereelPi
.19e,s. ofonelaneighbm, clud,thia,,stome, •
. e s -nas "itiiladvfitlAgfpf is- ~ i--, • ",,:ti C. , :',' t",
', ' ' s -, 1 4 1 ) WidOiX":4l44MtPitealii 6 6: Kelp ftilV
'the next dayl,!.:,!Eken;iiiistead -of triolasioil
, t ry , , :--s-. 4d the contenttpto tie liettole'l
:.... Id mightliiitO , t lidebViupposed
i
,tine substitution would have prhvedil
it
V' xit iP.4s, but-the widow took "Iti. ''vrr,,s'7 . l
AM,. ~',l3lie managed?,to:;glit'llib keg 1
iloyi _Pp), pollar, staitely. I?eret4 . 3 1094ect . .,1
i
d,lt .up-, ii, cic`Aet:'i'l'irstr A-OkvqY,04;••00
.11 p d , 4 7004 1 010 1 1,• •Wskei•,o)`•iwith - 70!et
,pretd . ue 1 iqq4,,aild giii it g ,*;s ' the_ -, wet L i :
, del lbertitely ,pottged 'it dawn.; )! A fter this
l'at,li„ers, kir liF,Pr.94teding,relia; looked
pareimirt p tneuroad ).until isho saw a
liOrSo'-"lind 'buggy approach ing; ' - iiilitclii
. 01 - ,19; "'Weir - knew- belonged -- to" - gejnir6
it'Ograin, Who alyyttaCipgiacq'ot kliit
.r,O4d ! !Mout' that ,tinfel' fo visit 4.„§Xlifißi
thouSes•wirNi - li - e,wila.balldio;ifqcenantS.
im ye beyong;;"")_•" , ,
.. ....•.
~-,..;
~i - ,2,
The Squite:`,WA . l.4kirel4;Offhecol:fage,.
, t‘Wifeti"the'tiiv4qkrlifibut, and hailed bitn.•
''' v<IPS IO44', CItte fp gmui,t.sbesaidi '.won't
'§dii i ,jfils„'.4nto;tile yard ! co-in i n ntel?: ,
lrfie WatoOnoaly , well •tastes so; atrange=.
'l3"-:' 'JAI(' tielieveini. petrolepitr' -I - '•" , ,v''
retOtellai I The-''quire - pieked" . up .
his ears„and made , all '''liaste • to - 'da . ae
:xequested.,-, I ",•••,„' ~A - 1'. . .;• .: ; ,, 1 ;-:
~i;) •
'i.- -Woo ' , dolii.t 'pc& 'ea,. I sitiddiit Pfliec,ex - , , ,
claimed, WiliAdiciptitk, notice it , lust V
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a K r ",!P WP - NMAVi.. I ) A.l ci=
al 9A111":
I" tiP-92 1 1x - PufilaPifi.
i(l3et. l l
scarce find oho Thread blivery,
11)..tapi old; the.eoJd wotla-mogks:
d to-night 1 :Oh bottor thought; , -
latil nutifiboAtttimio' aliditmokfi , '-' 14- 4 '‘`.°
'l.jorititi-mittid biok,tiiniljeeKtitstliiht ilt . .--fttL ,, z
o' , lovo - whicliifrom.tiy - libnis - Viiiiptowo 1 ' 67
it:. : V...}l:th kt 1 ,1. 1 .9 s", ,11.4 I''r4'.. i {4l itl'a .Ll 2
,
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,atiS:itkii t I 'tlio'dnifiliiiiki'Vri 4 d,''' .4 . 4 e
d' litivoilira;Aiitl'Ynt l fii9. 4" lily •" 7.i - b
6fftt, , ifivvaidi4N i,iiiii s iofet.igs, 4,a " t ":"vi.' i ''
t o l'AriattAttilliVii.kilti4iffei.hacilli!„." -44 `
i 0, , 0 , ,, , 44: .., . x,..,„it , ~ , „tt ut (..,_O4
r 1 , -0- 4 : -... i - v i, it:.:-itir, , ,)::.. 4 - 0 - 1.1.0.. - ., , :' , . „- Ai
'rues lord B, Wig ebilint B, 4oStßift.3.ipi..* 4.?iiai
;0 this' ecl44ll.mihiitill.:4o4 mine, . . - •
w°q l o Or ,0 11 1 Stid,Yc,ve, .
a 1- )iheid , liTte 't Is finth . 0 ill134;4,„:,;;; $ , II!
ia~c,czt~~~e~att~ '~~~~~~~
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1 I, killinlreallynolleenauclitilliO4day; 1
N , ' rs , nroWnt 'lt 14104 , itinNA. Wet , '
l i gii, a littl
iig.9 tliter inaybs,, bpi tctlyiyi it's,
;wry :tedP- ' ''' • , ,
..1: tilet. ,tatiLlaSte4l`.%44hilD thel' l Sqfilre•' i IF
, Atairui.t.jtlt4 Olat,:i or.something: else; ' ,
It unly,,ho•Nome dead, crit.te, that's.c.g.ot 1
drowpeallfthewell
a n
~ dpol
... qoued b. 4: I
. % lit er .; .3+,.icA. .r,. 11
::...
'O, fri hope mot)! said fthie Iv iildir lifp,.
tone• f salfUni. i 1 I'Vfwettidn't "bit'vel illy'
i yiTli 1)11104'01*n fiend delilo l .l"‘,""' ). `` ',, (1 1
t , • x l , lit'by. petroleniti,' l sniggeSteW tire,'
i v
Sflkli • ti-811000.7baldhei rgeonhiletf ta'
.tbat.'t :1 , /, ' o,++:ii ‘,. ..;•++ll ; , ii Un..l i.li+', ,
i ii.Allii+Y;es,'- On& Ile - VidoW,, 'II
*soul rr,4'inlndithatit - , , i ,, rmul , '' It: '- 'i l;
7 .:1 thin tint° vthey , ;illadi fretiCheil', tiCO ,
4el ' nudAhe , altiire hadlialiienky 7 coini.
'nit; ced4lowertnigithelbtichtetit, 1 ~,,.i f in , ..3
/'''rl'lle widtuv'itratt qtlieiclAftdent&th4
*Msiillt thinolbliaving `agoiit,ovi e deyitisu
in. till ithe' •felnn•J ntoinentarY'l l rintirt .
,ymt itrdibeeonniado.'dllinatdAll ";tli
-portio of water drawnnii Wciald ElhoW",
fipikn t , faecal bf , adililtbliti: - 411.1 f,, ,litilibit •
file - booketiatin6lagain to ihde=tatw She
Icii hiviasetwedi \ i Onlhev•tilitfcidel'or fhb
'Wit r Nvad - a , ;mating i lei: nth' . Thief • viti
!Siff luoukll4'.l,llli)sl"iiii.,4l.l,.sit 1..iA1“ i;0„,.. ,
i :' .lie Squitelooked vit it tnkerl .1 Ellis'
'Bl.l , xxi
,reocp, re- eximentiii -qualified' Iteil, - to'
licige n the matt*. .14.e .1. 0a5 ) ileiith a.
..,Iname It;fist? ;if 'l' Pci , ltit itr • - ..q.uit - lf; II ,-
~I . IW t„.l/3quirsirpgrain;' , Whati dot yaw
, t 1
think ?flaskeitillro.;Srivatitieagetlytl-' 1
- - `l'd t believe: Ayoutibi 7 righn, 1- Widder, •
said t e ; Squir6 4 : :a f:plivi Inclined Id I. title' 1
i
9110 1 - that.: i t's ' geifultie I, o,trtileutti. :1
„ 1 oil - dolt% say so; Stplift'WelriPtiC
,lit. mek foil oncetin I/ waY.A - !''' , ' 1 ti ''''." - 1
,n , ain't certain. Suppose you gisnii
`Mee ajdippttili. and I'll tasteionith l' '''''f' -, 1 I
'''The'iliPPer Iv agbroUght, land ''Skitilik
Pograrbitlidltaste.i.tathwituftni..yotaltieeik
- sons - e - dontortions of the face, , 9 tl i cc • t yptr.o/'
lanii i ralr elle a r n a rA Pe vturVh l'a l l ' ge l l;
'dilute with :real well wateV ' r " 1 "°' l ' ll
'Well ZIA uire"?' i A I • 'i . P.P.! 1.... t .11 ;Tit+ fi
'Aftsi BroVillf; ihM) t4il l t , ti'do l bfef it '
Therelapetrolourn spring only iirfaintil,
and it as broken out sty k ' 11. n ,
Lan sakesi.Stiuire;whoi 3fo d; htilie
thong %nit! Ant.tbere ainle:' Other'
petrole iln:Wellin tolfn II 7,; -:.: li;', ' . -1,
t ia
.f l Nt, hat tis,l none! 'hasvaPpe d' Yet;
1 i
thbu lig - haye reason tothinktinnie may . ,
trelo OM ipy ,fariii ah. ~ ~...„, l br.t, i s, + •,ti ~
`lt's onnexpected'iSciulke; ll said - , the
ritii i :i v l t e altilt i lO V ' e fi l lO . Ut:i l t.r . AVliit i 4o l uTit
1
you advise '/!, • Yont'vo'i . itivtiya , Peen on
"'
friend aneLcan depend on your I . ldviee.'
', "Well,teaid the lisiquire. , clearing; ,hits ,
•thrdat'arid speakiug4n a`cautious • tonei ,
I think i I'd sell the fartn. , ' ,, 'l•vi ir''''' ''
`Sell, ithefarm I' ejaculated the *Wow.
`Yes,l nontinued , •bet' adviser;• more
confidently- • .IBeirig a 1 lone - Worh,fin,,
k'
you cat('t sin wells, and Ivorkithe-
e
trolluro youpself,l, I . ` 1 il.); .i•' 2‘ ,!. 1 1 r , + •+r
'' i iit Squire Pograint, Vd oughtitO get
the benefitof it. 1.1( ...t I, ; '; - il ,, i !ue. -, ,
'Certainly .thb.:Zraini le , : wortii flpore
1 • thaft,,,,i4 ivas. 1 f ehnuldnlt inclind ' giVing,
wo, well; thrdekthousand dollarslof it,'
and that is.reore'n. three tithes' what it.
:.would haverfetohedtbeforet , 1••• , :
I r , il-I Alonit,thinic 1 , . want , td sell .i t for
that, Sq uire,:i I get my livink °Wit, ; ..,
'Yes,
'Wilder, ,hat eons idet what would
bp ,tb,e .1 n ter fist.oll th ree thouentid dollar. ,
',lntnetpd in government bends-:--seven
thirties;foilneurance. ', Why 4 tit."" would
be more'rsdavo hundred dollars u'i year.?
, , iygs, It i lnitt. s , - ,lnitthittrw'ouldult hdidly
, .. t t . 1 4 1 .4 1, , ..1 - " -, '-^.3•1 rWI -,
-. ilielL•rola what, isiidder:.illil i Ore:
hall igit1 1ve i............ -11 / du 1 " 1 ,4 ''. A' 4
I 13El ' ytivreli °nee. ,Come,.thatts eayin? st'aii
lArt4, , it,•? , • --, -, ; :; . 4 .z ,- ~. ,• . )
'On tho,Whole,,Squirc, said the' wily
widow, 'ir•don'tL thin k. i I'll. , decide just
yeti TSceina tome I,thei farm ought to
thing 'More than three 'thousand dollars.
,1 1 5' .tn Mite i obliged toyou foayour friend-'
. 1 1 12flerf a I guess' 1' &better take time
1 3
te'Conal 0, and...perhaps. consults' some
& ether friqrids,v, c l , , :, . • :ti :
`Widdelyi said Squire Pogrom, feeling
that the rieh :prize. was • in : ' danger , W
slipping lk'ein his grasp, 'l l ll tell) you
qv at, d , kn Ws f ' oolish but, as , ou're
iiiioii ' ' 'ow '
' •
1. , friend, i Il won't: mind , saying
'four t hougarni dollars. It may , be my
loss, but i. , 'D,,ho youtgain.l •, I , ,
. 3 1'in sure , you're.very•,liind, , Squire
Preram, arid I•hope I'm properly grate
ful for your kind interest, but I Hopi
,yoliiivga i ,t,begendedtiflc don't deolde ,
Just yea, j A thAnk,l'd better go and see;
ilswYer NAIPPrOsse , 1 i,, , ~ ti, 1
'DrAt't { q,anti see him :: whatever . you
dd,'.Blild,titiire Pogrom hastily, for • , • be,-
feared thail the laWyer t would , (Wert-Wilt
1 ,11 1 , 1 },,..' i, 'Pr,,Quiloe,me to eon sider my; offer
tins th is ` alVr:noon land: untibithen , L not;
, to tar flivin? sOul,abottt ,what•youtve
:found in the welL'.. , c: ' '.., ~I • ' .
`'Very ! N't 01, Sqqire, I'll-agree to, I that: ,
a l isn't long to wait till then. , ;: , ~., .i:1
; 4 l'll eidli pgainc at : three,'.; said • the
Squire..,,_',Don't forget your promise.'
k , ''l Won't,kssid, the widow, , . : ,
'
, The'Squ Pe drove out of the yard, arid
tb,e ; WildawAith int smile .of . triumph,
1 l'onletrAlteXhina',o .;1t ~ , ,
, , i'' lan pretty sureolbeing Mrs. Pogram,
' Af:l-work Mycards;right,' , she • thought.
r , liMeati'whilt the Squire drove away in
a .bro*n 1 44•04.1, To, think - sthati , the
prize for Whitihisiti; :had• ! sought; should
after all have fallen to; ihe lot ;of the
widowith her ten poor acres. It was
eerteiF'ul'l ge. .Now t hew:ehpuAd,hio
ftwlli,e roil in. it,?„ If :he ceuld
14 1 ir` tPe; fa 'even at five 'tilmisand
dellOni, •he . pld .readily- Make: It pay.
himt fifty; t upend, ,Tho ,Indleations
-were:that fli Oil Sprina was a rich one.
At any rate t e water bedrankaratieked ,
strongly eto ,otthncoil:;' ' '. , - '
- But woi id ewidoif sell? That,was
icri, hyiport tit ueitiOn. The more time
she„ ha foth ight, thehigher probably.
'Woud err advrinte.; -11 l she 'con
shlted.' pre.ro the might as • Well. give
(.. 1/
it up tia'a, loot -hence, for the, lawyer
Welild be as' xiona' to . ecure It as
hipiseif. Thi4,was not to bet thought
of for a nfornAnt i :, .But bat if , , Mrs.
BrOWNl , iicellnet hip, otrer I Was,,,,there
4
no othe xv4`?: " . -
le Wasjust titthis -moment 'that the
43 thermag iluggeeted •itself. He Was • a
widower, 14trs.,113rown.
,w_as a widow.
ißy marrying hewohld secure the farm,
and not 'be etittlyelled td pay 'clown' a
!dollar, be.Yonil the , •Minister's; fee =for
-11 3 1 ,iting
.„1 1 /09 11, , MP; , Brown wool not
epeilll44d whArilie, had intende.d to
I,„
'Marry :for , h'see rid wife': 'She ceitainly
~ w as not bands° e, , but Squire 'Pogrom'
was :practical lap s and he knew that
she was a airierpro tical woman, and ,
W k
would eeii, his us 'Bold in good order.
t . , 1
Perhaps it wool no .be 'a bad plan.
'A tlany rate ilex
_ld hold it in., reserve.
Puncttiary at ire the :Squire .rode
op at i th#4 o or 9rhe_ ottage.
'Frew - abent 0 veil, ..widder?' he
fisked,'T or
oeS it tc, e,v:et?' *- - : I," .i. f :
.1
, IWtiss, and, ‘ os, Squire :i ' llere.,'s
some water „tjustilrawed,up,) ' ' ,
'rho•Bl.quire did of need to taste it.
He could see for 'ruself that the pro
'Tertian of wa greater thitn in the
poi ng. 1 '- ,
'I N adq k ' le said, %aye you da
1, tEI
leideil d ei, the Iw:thousand, :dollars
X eß,'Orgd„,,Tou ? Y i see . that will save
.you niktnautde ' tyd youicau live corn.
fortable thereattyour days.' t' l
ir rneek Yell,' S. lire,' said• the widow,
1 Ibut.l've made u 1
ny mind to send for
some , man :that inOws ''' about these
things, and get hi',' te attend to it for
me. Pll seq Mr: I reros,s first, and ---'
1 "Flits wits lenou ' . Tile• Squire had
,m4( 1 ,,ei,n11 ) /iis mind
-;
, I :Widdee,! paid lit, 'l've got another
, plan to proPpse. may,seem kipd of
0111111211
ME
132.
_
'wild A tif&VOn , lint X Ye. been think in?, of
AD.fo , solve timc, ,(how long Sqiirre. ))
and that isl i that l' eed a wire.'Things
'lii,'gettirilialriek r at heine; and• it needri ~ a
'WeliiiikLito straigh ten , ',e in , ou t.. lal nit a
Ulan of words. Widfles, twktA ,y,pm ,
,4-,
64. t Pograin ?? , , , , ,
:,olSqiiife;' said the' Widow; 'llt's 'rle
'irtneik.netted thatit quitet•trustratow‘ibe. ,
' , Ent Vril free ,to say • thrit,,l,' ve. always ,
relipeeted.your- character, and thought
1.411.ri, MAU. that 'an'y' winnait''inight:'be
;pot di t o ln a rry , 1.1 :.. ~,,,-.: , •,. I • ~-. ~.
'''qbireantsetit then.'-.- ~ : '-, - } „., ,: i
, ..
"..1 do,! said the widow . promptly, 'mid
PM c giadlo have this new burden !zpir
inVlAliedidirs.'' ,' ''"' ' "'"- ' ' "" '
'' - o , ..wtddeii, It Might ito , be - , rittemded
Wat;:onep t .'„ ,I , think iw..fed „better imaTili
tiit'- , ziforrow aS to lose no thne.'' i
' l t l4- 3u et as you say, Squire;l'llte feirdY:°'
- YiTile next day the clergyman's see- ,
*Se pKere called In ,requialtickny Ala to,
the' iistoulihruent and anger of ,all _the,
,Xiil e rtrittrto Squire,' Pograrosii 'fitid, 'the
1 i.p,rize wjyr, carriedmift% , by , %the, ,, : widokv`
laiciViti, t who's k Asi ugly , l as *sin :;good-1
tress `k nows what lie saw ln her.,
ii , The' dtiss after there was another sili.--
't e iht. i.2%„cioin'pany of rworknien. were.
f eit husily,engaged in, 'sinking, deeper ,
1 , -tlbilnew Mrs. l'ogram's , old • Well, and
the - kurriel - snread that betrolenin had
-been discovered- there: ' .But• for' SdrUd
••irieeriiprebensilde reasohtbs first strong
indications.were,notiborao out iby - :ackb.-;
`sb4itthit dAboverlds. - Thii water re sin -.OM rill its . 4slditturity;•lniii - after.' sin -lug
i .
-se' titandredldollars , the Squire• was.
tibliged_to abandon the, attempt I in' 4is,-,
guilt; ilkUrsi, - Pegram `now r iastall94 ,o i
thegierttlaini licluse as "mistress, pore
3 the' ciiSi}ppbillttnetit , with-eqtratiirriity.
)Slie.littlpist bad got what she bargained
Icir;','-iid, she, was, satisfied. Whethet,
lieeJl
hii band'ever siip,eet,eir her compli
eity is kitiblearly knoWti.. It' May' be
Confidently, stated', hoWever, that any
getitleMPT 4COrptis,oistarttipg , a, ;Petr=
!letrizi Qouripriny may obtain the Brown
Iritvirontreaionable t6rrne; Willi it'd extra`
'eliligelfor. one , oil , *el l. already' sunk.
II -.11-:Romance in' Real Life
: ;,,,ono of'ilitise little romances of which
bAI F.Texie.b.• are so fend, has taken place,
in, rarje, and ls thus Ideseribedin al3our-'
milk, l l‘l l Robert, an immensely wealthy
and highly accomplished elegant, Well
. kineWn t not only for his valuable collec
.tions, oil 'paintings and mediaeval • re les, •
nut.for h s .riiyo ;Willies a ,designer and
1
:Painter; earing that one of his tenants,
tii,Alr.,-13 - :;••Mthom he bad — iieVer - seen,
kept, one of the most extensive ateliers
Of fancy.boxes and ornamental -,.ohjots
in Entice, called on bin with ,the de ;
giro pfirnaliing hiS iiequaintance.
,i
littering the counting-roont `he "found
,Bt ..goeil-natured, eccentric - gen tleintu •• of
11 1 1d.d/e-lithe,
,who greeted li.im an .ex 7
claimed,. , .
It : 4 ' irsupposcithat you A also haVe seen
nlY„advertisernen't, and, come to • apply
,for; that'sitnation as, designer 2'), , ,•
! For a jolt eM. Robert, replied that he
had. -- Ig. - -Ifi•siipplied ' him with 'Paints
andinpehes and requested him to Pro
'duce adesigii for a casket. ‘,..M. •Robert
soon fouridthat what M. B. really want;
,ed Nes iinaitist Who' Would strictly car:.
,ry,oiithls.":oWn ideas, • tind•tba.t -thse
wore pure ~and formed on an - , atensre
4lioNledg.t) Of art. In a short time ho
• 140. need 'a sketch' which suited the em
ployer,tO todot:---" a.pottit." ,-- •-',•-• 1 '-•
i LALl,,ll,obert„ Very •gravely engaged
jilinSelf,t,einicted gopcl
. wage_-, and'insisk
-.1.4..........' rL..... ......1-I_. "
nip pro placed in the room which-was
desi g ned ; him. But when he was .inro-
Awed tol the work-rooms 7 and found ne
! hundred and fifty gills"; Many of them
yquag Q.0(1 'beautiful, • busily employed;and was linformed,that ho would be'-re
quiro to supply, them with designs and
titiow,tlo young ladies hoW" they Were
to bo, earlled out, theyoung'artist began
;to feel as if:be should have,te be carried
out blruself--,being.very susceptible: ,
~ ":Working for a living," said h % to
nirnself, ;"is•not entirely devoid of at
:tractions: .-liet us work." • • ,
•, 111,,Itobert, being an accomplishe
delighted his emfdoyer, and he
ioen, found remarkable fascinatio in
;seeing big "designs realized , ln ,
erirupe,l,,er c wood., Ho took a pleas
;gradAttalOrto Unknown. in „seeing Ellis
Works in shdp windows' and ' finding
them JR, the , boudoirs' ' of his -
Jiffs, woiltshqp . life was of courseCA re
, ,tipealcd from ",society,", nor
MOTOSter'sfipeet that his 'l , tist
•.117 ,18 •11is 10, nd But 'Robeft oon
.a•lnore, intense object of fastina
i-kipil WANG daughter of ; M. 13., a_ ydung
,lady,-'he'add took part in ,the.duties of,
tcatolier.' ' This damSel as.rernhik
le;fokher. aecomplishmentsas for her
C'Xt r o. 9 rdinarY;,,Peal.-liT, and Ai.; Robert
, seep ifound - that us regarded taste and
pi3Ott.tre all matters Whibh specially
interested him he had never Met with
any one „like her. Step by.step the pair
i foll,iniloVo, and little by little. the artist
B. o lingratiated himself with .the father
that the latter,•after • dtte'' deliberation,
coneouted:, td, their, union. . , • •••
• Rrevigue ,to the marriage the, old, gen
4,l'eruan one' day'Spoke of a dowry,
balk give ;Maria - tilt.* thousand francs,"
said.
he <with a,little , air .of boasting.—
" Eh, moo garcon g" ,
"And I'suppoSe;" 'ridded M. Robert,
.‘f that I, too, must setilescitne
.thing;onlillywife. •
• - T. l 4ia sed a peal of laughter, which
.was redoubled hen.the . artist, added :.
will' settle' this Piece of prop
erty,= litniee and all,• with the building
adjoining,,On her,tt. , „ • ,
..ifut
Itci *bu t t was their amazementwhen,
bertldFew forth 'the title deeds,
. -`
%,: i tYkitiseem to forget , that I am" yoUr
;tfludial'4 , 2 sti l t my name Robert.:"'..
The young lady, did not faint, but pa
e :nearly died , ' of listoiiishrhent and'
;Joy., There Was a, magnificent wedding,
but .01e bridegroom has not , given up
!Airiness. -He declares that there is as
inucli atn'figement in behig figeful 3••:'
•arnusing eile!s self. • It. •• • I •." •
. ,
A Kansas
Paper,hinA storyof th: late
'State election . : ' lii Some of the con ties
thenneitibtf f a 'hog; law Was'ettbinit
-,ted tp themooters, at the. time the ; Con ,
stitutienn. amendments were. „)(n :one'
these'.couli ties a day or two After elee
ilon-laitz TriShMare balled at' the house
Infialibighbor,ladY who bad beon'deeply
Anterestetl in:, the., question of woman
stiffing°. The lady took occasion
.to
Ak'iiitri- - •
how did you vote, on
, thelimen mend drnent2Y.
ament?" replied he t -bard.
'l,37.iimierslanding,What She . meant. ;
" Yes' ; on question of allowing
the wi'iitlen. rand negroeS Vote, - and
proltibiting'tbe r rebels ;to i exercise that
:right; PI ' , , -. •
4 ! Weil; MrS:rl:l. to
~'tell -the - truth;" ,voted - figainst the 'r
liay
gurS,' the' Wirnmin, and; the hogs,. Ueda&
1 1 , - - ; •.
boy-had ter some 'time
„With u rionS old uncle, ;who •'took
geed - Oar° that the child's,health should
net be •injured by over feeding. The
Utielecwas one day walking, out, (the
child at his side.), when ,at friend accost- -
accinqp4uied bra greyhound,
While the elders were talking, the little
fellOwoiever'having seen- dog of so
slim anti texture, , ' clasped 'the:
creature round • the,neck s juu.
pdssioned'ery,' "Oh, doggie, and did
Hire ivir'your uncle, too,lltat ye are so
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, M.R. AGITATOR: ;,:A-•few .words from
the undersigned in xoureolttmns,; - tritty
be: Of !interestto some of your readers.
~ : iLeaving Mansfield at - 2:80 k; It of the
,22 . nd ultimo, a few hourslotmd us com-
Jortably quartered.' at 'the 'Dickinson
'lliiitsb: HereinTelitiet : . otle - , old i 'friends', '
Captain Shaw and',.ladyi..,and'apent an
;hour Or,more .in,pfeasanti,eonversatien, ,
;most of Which was ,tleB . •tod - to - Wells-,
hero gossip. : , Da'riot'ask . • - 11,'•repert of
the 'sum 610 your/ eusto •• dry-gossiping .
coluning-,.• , J.l' 1.:).- ~, F -t:i. 1';.,. ii:/;-‘ - - •tt -'• ' '
Tild nett , morning, taking
.the. 045-,
,frain,lwe arrived in - Btlffalciabout nooli;
and after 'a delay.of six -hours . ,:, partly
abent lit 'Seeing . the sigjitEs; • bor:itiosqy
inobi,ainlng Irqst and , :rOfreshinerit;'',We
rimmed , ouri,joarney. , i Whi rlitigi ;past
the falls in, t 1 early twilig4 l. we ; , viiß:fh
[ just, able 'to''ositeh - a 7 gliinpsa,of `tiel
•taighty 'cataract, out' VisitfitbeftedirOc.;
cell thither by the ever -preserititriist
Which rises in almost snowy-:-whiteness
froM' its , (paining : base., : At; f Stistien sion,
Bridge N - Ve took a ; sleeping / car. over ithe
Great Westein '! . R. - R.," and' but for a
Worrisome, crimpy child,.'-should 'litiire
s , , .
pagOed a m oat comfortable. nigliti,l; : The
early dawn. revealed. tons.front;the,ear.
_Willows nor MajeatY'S level and, ex-,,
pansiVe territory 'Ore trpfloi.' . Citiada, - .
with its broad cifitivated - farms, and
- miniature forests,barren, of evergreen—
:a desolateAghtici one reared amidiiig- -
ged hills and giant hemloelta:•Cittisaing
:10letroitiriver, on a ferry
~boat; a ~ride - of.
'aittYm'seVentY miles on the, ,Detroit &
- Milwaukee R. • R. , brought . OW to' Fil a t•,'
the phiretqwn. of Gencsee county: . Jakr.
'ing a hack' 'for ten miles over' a level,
attridy•road, 'Ave )reached%"the. villagecof
, Flushing, where we received aweleome
greeting from our old friend, neighbor,
and pastor, Rev. P. Reynolds, formerly
,eif"Citaileston, P. A day or, two of rest:
;and 'dare midet4 his hospitable;roof, and
Mzh.avere so mach refreshed' in 'health
and, spirits, and our little one so rapidly;
haproving, that we were enabled to oh
-serve • something .of the 'Suttontiding
country... ~
,Flushing is a country village. of; sit
Oreight- 'hundred inhabitants, situated
On the Flint river; a strewn about as large
f asithe"lioga and cowanestmei combin- ,
e 4; , Lifinbering and Flouring mills
are carried on here; on ()bite an.' etten
sive settle,, though the pine forests have.
nearly diSappeared lin - the immediate
vicinity--of +Flushing.: The -: principal'
forest trees are oaki maple, and beech—
only a :few cedar and second growth,
pine I apPeaV•to enliVen r thabtherwise
,l3arren ferest,seenery at.:this 'season of
of theyear., The surface.of the eounr ;
tryisneither hilly'nor leVel; but Slight
ly undulating, and well adapted to grain
growing ;, but it cannot compare, with
Tioga county for grazing and dairying.
Wheat has•long been - the staple "crop.
Fields'of fall sown grain, axe now i,. ..
cl
ing well: ' ._
_ The majority of ithe eople here' seem
to be _ quite ,religiously inclined.. In
'FluShing there are three churches: the
Presbyterian,' Methodist,' and Baptist'
The, friends of ~ Mr.- Reynolds will :be
glad to learn that he is laboring . sue
tessftilly as paStor - of thelatter dendrui-
I nation, which now numbers about -one
hundred and fifty . members,_ Awenty-,
nine of er'r'or['have -1 - been added Oince
his connection - With the church in Ang
ust-last.- -We had the-pleasure of seeing
•hiro administer the Ordinance of bap
tism to five believersithe. SimdaY after
. A flourishffiglitageorG - 04,TeM - ,nlars
has been doing exceireiVtervice here
since last fail.l Though the State' fail
ed oh
: prohibition, yet Flushing _hated
190 for to 100 against the, measure. ,But
by the failure - to adopt the iieW Consti4
tution i prohibition remains,•nraler, the
old. ' Many voted against the new con
stitution for this very. :reason-=fearing
-the new constitution might be adopted.
and proliibition defeated ,• and prefer
ring the old eonstition With tempera ice
to the new with a sign of drunkennbs,s.
Some• , evidently thought that free
Whisky Was too large a price to' pay for
free suffrage. Pretty wise. discrimiria
tion,"Perhaps! Though the , day "must
'comae when . hortest'colored men'shall 46.
;allowed to vote; and when 'Men of what
eyer oelor;shall be, restrained fremmitn
bfaCturing:drunkardsc'beelse `we intast
give:up' the fundamental 'prinelple that
t !!.(4overnment, derive their, just pow
ers from the consent of the governed,"
and that other doetrinof the' comMo
n n
law' ahaut the abatement of '•nuiSanees.i.
,=Flinte yis an inland place, of se'VA,
or eight tl ouSitild inhabitants;hbd - iin t,
1 ,
for the p • troi t- it ad :!SaginaW .R. ...it:
'Would :• . • 'scarcely more - impertion ee
than - , ell- i'oro..' When the Port Mu;
Y0r14•14 - raukee road which • is.' pro
jected,to Intersect the Saginaw road at•
'this point, is completed; it 'will mai; e'
Flint a ... lively place. - So -Much • -(itte?+
steam locomotion build up,and .enrich
otherwise obscure and unimportant vil-,
loges. WellsborOpeople must hurry up
that R. It. if they ever. expect to get out
of .the wilderness. The State .Asylum
for.the care and education ()Übe'' deaf,'.
dumb, and blind, is lecated,here.,lt is
a"nOble building, and elegantly fitted
up for thaaceommodatioti -Of its 120 in-'
mates, (100 deaf &dumb, and 20 blind):
Nye spent an hem' at this Institution,
most of thatirne in seeing (hot hearing-)
themute Classes' recite. ,: Two of"' the'
teachers whom we visited
. were, them : .
selves mutes. It is almosttinpossible to•
deseribe in viards . what ' these unfOrtn- ,
nates were able to conimunicate to each
:other. without' the aid of spoken or
,written words, in fact ofttimes without.
words,. such speaking ,eyes, knowing'
glances, ritid'gfcpressive gestures ! The
instructor 'would ' go throbo • with `a
series of grotesque motions . with , his
hand, .head, and frequently . his whole
body; and; thenthe pupils would' write
out a complex sentence each using 'the
same ; words. The blind studied "by
means .of I raised' letters, [Which they
'traded by the , sense .of touch. As we
turned away from these scenes, we felt
that;we badheen Made Wiser and' bet
ter, by thern. We felt a deeper, sense 'of
-gratitude to God who gave us the use of
'all" our senses s wherewith .to OlAain
knowledke, add' 'do goo ; while ' Nv.e
t iii
. praised and admired the' agnariii - noua
charity of tho - se who ha undertaken'
to - prbvide' for theimore atfo . rtunate ; of
Our Mee. - , .' !, ~ . . • i
• There yet remain some' 'traces of the
"poor Indian" in this part of the State;
A small .. re l Al l 4lat- , of thh,,Chippewo
tribe still suryive -.in : a ,half civilized
'state a' few niikyi dewri ' the river, 'from
this place. , 'We paid them it'short Visit.
TrAditipo - On that. a 'great ;:battle - was
fought on ,thea banks of, the Flint .near
Flughihg a 061' while 'ago, in which
.a
whole tribe was exterminated, and' the
trayellexhi now pointed to the burying,
ground, distinguishable only, by, a large
number of irregular'kholls or mounds,
around arid 0:bl/6-Which trees afoot o'r
morn in,. , tilatheteriare now green*"
growing, , To ~satiSfy, oprOlves as : , to;
this - nritter w e (1:' C. two blergynieni an .
'old - 'gehtletim . n, and the writer) proceedl
•ed with• hoeand, spade to- open 'one ' , of
these mouwis,aod of a truth well found,
decayed human bones. - .To our ,;;asap;poi ntmen t no remains cif the tradition T ,
'at tomahawk; bon' and arrow,' nor - et h
-er implement:which .should= rest.'i with'
the,fallen brave,, were , to, be, found.•--
'W'as'ir poS.4lble that - We "noble red
man" ' had imitated 1 h Is less, 'generous'
,white brother by irobbiag the dead Open ' .
;the battle.field t ' 7VV,itlit. a fewsorrnWful•
- reflections of this naturew t e, re-interred
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• • promptly
-a0.4 evetteptir,o&,tel'oiseritetpeatiieid
fPosTkltsi.Tralditisis, " - cm ABB, BILL?
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Ifortgelmiteeseeisindssfelt sstsSsiFtlas,4,,
ti+VC - tiestehles%agd J;astiee,s ) Akin* 91i.
Peoidegitrig iit:ti' i dlitiinee Olaf detsiiid ca
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NoNforo fon4;ef, ,sec rots as . those
*lio do net; mein! hpep then such
p'eriimis'edVet _septets
_us :a spendthrift
covets - money tet,tholfurpose -'of .eireW
thO bOiikle v, 'leffoiirOe,iiiegiothi hands,
protnided'h;y:y4fikee, cuili4loo ,
.11 ea
uneete.hithlkkuel4iihiturhett:; and*reh-:•.
ding way, hontew . arq,.wi.Kieie-4
future race .ufteh' t i lt% /epathicitt., yi.ohld
ever okhuthe heroes from
their gory beds to. Otisfytheirieelvo-of-:
the truth :et our:history.. • •
We COt: weit
few d 013.,, These Itries.Mhfit;, for
the pVeselAtpfec /41044" -
- eefire' of•
114ye,heett iirOmieed let
ters by . •
* *y 2 1, 1 - • •
.Na,pideoli aztd - the S or Soy. ,
.
. ...
~ --. ~ ..,- -- - , _V
• -In theyeail.BbQ;,the ;',l'Kench flotilla ,-
itt 43onlegne waited-ter airopportnnityto
inak.efa clswept upon - thoiouthern coast
1:4) gdgiand. Payafter day , -Napoleon
pagedi,tlA? t boaeh, aw,eephig with his lel
eseepe iki e Wu° e,fspanse of the Channel,
vratehlng i the-,,appearaire and, disap
',neurone° of the 'English fleet. L . ' -
Among the. English who :Were_ pris
oners at-Bohlogne i Nes, a sailor boy,
who.wat permitted to ramble about the
'town and seashore- - it being ; reckoned
utterly impossible for hinr,to male his
cscape.,
' One day
~as he .was wandering along
'tin the beach, gazing sorrowfully .iieross
the waves te,•warde the white cliffs Of
dear old Xngland,,a,nd thinking , of his
h9me inpong the green lanes of Kent,
he Saw, an empty hogshead floating sea
qYardi ,with the advancing tide. As
floon,as the depth' of the ,water would
perinit, he ran, into the sea, seized the
barrel; shoved it to land, role di it up
the beachnnd bid•it .in, a 0 - 'O. The
thought of home had nerved his arm,
'and a bright idea • had dawned upon
him and - filled his* hi.firt with hope„—
He'resiolved to form n boat out of the
barrel., With his :clasp-knife- for his
only, Wel, lie cut the Verret in-two. He
then went to
-the wood that lined the
shore and brought .down sonic willpw
twigs With which he bound `the staves
tightly - together. During thp time of
'lag boat-building hp had frequently to
leave the cave to watch the movements
of the sentinels.
' The un was sinking as he had finish
ed his I bor. In the frail lark he had
so, rude y and rapidly construe ', he
'was go rig to attempt to cross the an
nel;:fea less alike of,its swift cu rent
and the storms that .might arise. 'lle
'returned to his lodgings to eat his, sup
per and wait tin darkness set in, ,
Slowly with the impatient, prisoner
did the hours pass by ; but the night
came on at last,.and• he resolutely, set
forth on his perilous undertaking.
-
By ,a circuitous ronte he reached the
'cave. The wind was moaning along
the Bea, telling of a coming storm t and
not a'star glimmered in the sky. f
" `Phi's is the darkest 'bight I ever
saw,7 said the sailer lad to himself,
"-but] sci much the bettor for me," ' and
down he Vat toward the water, bear
ing• his boat-on his back. , But alas I
his hopes were destined to ,be disap
pointed. As he was about to launch
'lns beat, the sharp cry of "qui 'dye!"
rang in his ear, and instantly the bay
-1 onet of the sentinel was pointed at his
breast. _ -
. Ho was'taken to the encampment,
r aced in irons and a 4 guard ..set over
On the"felloiving_morning,'while Na-
poleonlVias making his usual - recon
-noisance from the beach, he was told of
'the attempted escape of the lad. '
Let the JcpAy and his boat be-brought
before ho sal& =• • • -
tpeed Hy - obeyed.
_When' .Napoleon' beheld the twig
bound halt barrel, and' the youthful
- forM of the sailbr; hnsmiled, and turn
ing t6the prisoner,' , tone de
void of,,inger, - - for he admired the dar
ing of Alio •
you intend td cross the Chan
heti') such a thing as that•? Why I
'Wofild not have ventured one of my
gunboats a mile from shore. .131.4 I ',see
how
*Napoleon looked compassionately up
on the PrisO . g . r .,,._.r h o stood before him
Av ith.a 4;011 ianee in which boldness
'devoid of IV udence, was portrayed.' .
"I I ''' tvb lidw it is. ,You have a sweet
heart -der, and you long, to see
her."
N, haVe no sweetheart." .
Lena! -What n British
sailor a sweetheart
•-•,,x iother sire,-whom I _have
not - sel Tara, and whom • yearn
to see. } - • •
' • A.] hall see her, my' brave
Briti g el JA.right Amble mother she
must 1 ve retired so gallant a son 1,
Vou si.. landed' in England to
night.. . this, handing him a coin
gold - , , ,it will pay your,expenses Junkie
after you are placed on shore. And
ink` noble lad, farewell,"
As the grateful - boy bowed his thanks
amid_walked away. Napoleon turned to
'rine' of - his.aides-de camp and said : „
"'1 wish -- I had an army of men . with
hearts like, that boy."
Bonaparte was as good as his word.—
That Very, day he dispatched a vessel,
bearing, .flag •of truce, which I landed
'tli6hld atilittstingsintheneigliborhood
,of which Wee his mother's home.
It is not, necessary icitell - of the moth- -
'bi- and seri ;:how theyprayed - their sil
ent praY&s of.thktiikfulness ; bow they
laid their heads oh each other's shoul
ders and went; for JO . y;
• -T1164. , 1ii10r had _rejoined the navy.--
'Many and ' manY, a time' afterwards,
when disableil forservioe, was he sore
•ly'diStreSsed fOr want, often were his .
clothes scanty, and,his head without a
shelter ; but the strongeettind sternest .
or his neccessitles could never force •
'him to pert with the gift of Napoleon.
. ,This deed of Napoleon was more
glorious - than' if he had conquered a na
tiou:— The glory-Won by the 'award is -
taro ishedAvith blood, and sends sorrow •
to thotisandAnf homes, but by this sim
ple'aCt Napoleon niosut a,-greater con
quest _thtiAt eotild'be made on a. battle- •
tield'LL, he - conquered two'hearts by love,
'end 'lined With' jhy 'the home of a
, .; - ; '"
THE POWER ok' ~ r irE HEART.—Let
'any, while sitting down; place the 'left
) leg ovtr. the knee of the right one, ard
pbrinit, it. to ,lning' freely, abandoning
all niiiscular control over it. Speedily
it-May be observed to sway forward and -
backward - through a limited space at
regular intervals: Counting' thp n - urn-, -
her of these ITIOUNIS for tiny giveti_time
they - will - be found to agree 'with? the'
beatinTottbe pulse. Every, one kpowi
that at tires, Vvhen the Hater-frog the
engine-is forced through: heat hose, if
the bbitd IS a sharp one, • considerable
force is necessary to overcome the ten
.
dep.cy, JfiSt so it isin the hunnin body
- The arteries are but trsystem-of hose •
thre•iigh Which .the -blood is forced by
the hetift. l i
,When the leg is bent, all
thpArteries'Within It are bent too, mid
every „time the heart contrae.ts, the -
blood - rushing throneh the arteries tends
fO;Straigliten• them ;• - tend • it is 'this effort '
Wiinhich produces thei - •'.; . •ation of the leg:
alluded, j to. 'i 'With t - sneh•:.pecUllar -,_
demonStratiens;:.'it , .1111 - ficult to con- •
'eelVellie Power exerted by that excitiis - - -
' ito mechani.4i.u, theriornial pulsation of '-
which: are never perceived ,by him
whose Vpry,life thayltre. ''-- - , - •' '
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