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stßa OrtatutD a g itizt
Ie published overt Wednesday Aloof - I:ling
por yenrOnvariably iq advance.
--COBB .&'-VAN GELDER.
act gut
TZN LINEN or -NizstoN OA LES§ /tAZZ oNZ SIMI/
464:0 5 .1 WO Uri
Sal 'n Op'
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sapal szoolta,sol sa,oor - sa,ol
Squares 200 80 4,00 . 8,00
IltittOol.WAl 10;00 ittt4o o ) 3:1;001 2 2,0 Y bot B ol
Ono 180 20,00 30,00 40,00 i 60,00,
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Special Notices n cents per line; Stilton,
IWO
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MASONIC. •
0331f.A. LODGE, N 0.317, A, Y. M., moots at their Gall' '.
f d yer Pr. iterAl draki3 tora,, 2 4 tocottary, ftqatitg . , on
bafpr, ttatTalt 3ldota at 7 o'Oldali
r • 1F)
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VYOGA - CM MITER, No: 11:4;il: It . meets at tlie
Ifull, on ThrirsdaY: evening, on or boron!. rho Flip
AtoOtt; at '7 ' o'Clitek,l4l'
TY.Q.CIA COUNOIL,BI, R. 8. bI.tBTR,RB, moots ftt
, the n the, t Friday.. Zf'4ltvli colondeir
month, at -,-7 -o:ejosk P. M.
TYAGAGFITON 0031M4N,D,NRY, N 0.29, of KinGll,ii
'VEllPLutit' s e , nOthe appendant orders, meets at tht•
Man t on the first Friday of each calekditr month,ist
o!ciovlc
BUSINESS :- DIRECTORY. ti
TII, . 7 `
ATTORNEY__ AN4, 7 000.5E403 AT LAW
insurance, Boip2,ty aitasPertaloo Akenoy,
Street
. •
ti - Airtters9*
ATTORNEY - ASV cOUßS'Elant` AT LAW,
Notary Pablio and Inaurani;ii" s akant, Blosn
bars, pa„ Wore'.
- GEO. W. MERRICK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOIt AT +LAW
IMiou with W.- 11. Smith, Esq., Main Street
•Vplichilte :Union Illoo4'Welle.hcira, Pa.
July - 15~ 'lB6B. • - -
•11. TletiftELL,4l‘,./CO: • •
11.QtASALE WU! detilers in
Wall Paper, Wiiillow l lase,
kerfulaery,...Painti aa4 .Bile, to., eicp.
. ,Coralag,./%1..Y.0an.
J.r l ß. din...s.s.
• watsoN-Ar. LES
•
74ORNEY:54. L (511.8 AT .L.tiVi
(Firei - d6oi : tiOut illionefs, on tho Avenue)--
Will, attend to bgainees„entrtis(ed to their care
in die-counties of and Potter. -
Woliebore,Jan,l, 480.
JAADI * ; ll..ft/I"L I CLIKILL
nom= SND_CIPUNSELHIt AT LAW,
Woltsboro, Tioga 5 111 . ! ;
cfaltu Agent, NOtary uifd Insurance
Agent. Ho will attend proinptly tty iollection of
Ponsions, Bao:k' Pay and ,Bounty', As Notary
Public he takoiaoknowleclgansentktif deeds, ad,
ministors orthe;and will aot:as;Coinlmissioner to
take testimony. oveilloy.'S Drug Store,
adjoining Agitator
John 'W. Guernsel7,
•
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELO , W
AT LAW.
!Livia_ returned to this county fifth a view of
making it his permanent residence, solicit& a
'sharper public), putropage. xtll business en=
inistod to his care will be attended to frith
iiromptoess and fidelity. Office 24 door ;ninth
ot4. S. Farr's hotol. Tioga,Tloga Co., Pa.
tiept. 26.11§.—tf.
GEORGE !: I NVAGIVEIC.,
.
r/iLo Shoplirst daorn'orth A. Sears's
Shoe Shop. Agg•Cdtting;Tittiniiand Repair.
jug done promptly and well.
WeUsher°, Pa., Jar{. 1, 18138.-Iyz..;
JOHN ETNEE, ~ ;.
TAILOR AND C11.1:1ER, has oiiitise a shop"
4 1 ,
on Draftee street, rear of Soars &Der y's sh6e
shop, whereby is prepared to manilla turegar .
!heats cc order in the most substaxitial inanuer,
and with dispatch. Particular fiOention,paid
to (hitting and Fitting'. 151arch 1 ,26,1868-4y '
Dr. C. 11. Thsimpsci;i:
c [WELLSBOROUGII PA.2:4;;;
Will attend to Professional. calla i',l4,tho
kqf We(labor° and elsewhere. "..;
r pmee m 1,314,44 01100 on Gtaco Sitxl2d door—on,
tho:right - goN; . Ealt. • ' [June. 24, 168.;"
IA BACON, 31. D., tato or cire - za - raTtraValry_,? urt ae
1/„ nearly four years of army ocreice, With iviAr 4
.xperieuce tit field dud hospftal practice, has opened at
inJee for the practice of medicine and surgery, in al.
Itt brauclie,..s. parsons from a distance can land goo,
b • ann.: ai the Pennsylvania llotel when desired.—
Will visit any part of the State in cortatOlation. or ti
parf..na surgical operations, No 4, Linton -Bloch., ul
st tiro. Wellsboro. !day 2, 1806.-Iy.
Wm. a. Smith,
KNOXVILLB, Pa. Pension, Bounty, and
enrollee Agent, Cotutuunientiops tent to Ott
a hove address will receive prompt attentfon
Terms nioderate, t (jou s, 1883-131
Thos. 13.113ryden
61111,VEV.011' & DRA.FTSMAN.—greIori, left a
hia room, Towueend Hotel, AVellsboto;
meot with prompt utl,entiou.
Jati. 13\ 1.167.—tf.
AL, itt oLnv i Y,
DD ILER. in CLOCKS .l V, SILVEI
1 6 LA r W ARE, Svectat;:vz, iolin - ;-tring:
Manaileld, WutAles , and Jee
elry neatly repaired. Engraving done in plait)
Eng/kb and Litwin.' n. I LteptB7 ly.
•
Hairdressing & Shaving.
tloou over Willoo'x. & Bat'her's bture, Wolh
Lar,,, Pu. Particular attention - paid to Ludic,
Tlitr.out Ling, Sti:pupouing, Dyning,,elc. - 11ritillt
P' o, ; dude., and iwiehe4 ou laud and wadi, to or
ler. •
• , . .
If, IV. DORSET. , J.; JOIINSON.
C. L. - WILCOX,
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0..3.1.1er in DRY GOO D 8 of all kiii(ls, Ilardwar ,
.1-1 Loktw N.*:tious. Our assortaleut Is ittr ; ...
end .orioes lo i•er tort) in Uniou ,1116,k.
t /VIA t10:113D ,:- y
20.1SKS-13-: •
vir.TExpLEura utott,
ESTFI6I,I), GORGE CLu:_-.E, Piopri
°tor. know. Itutel conducted on the princtpr.
and let' ii ; ic; cos WV atCktLillutillauy 0
14. —l.y.
HAZLETT'S HOTEL,
COUNTY, PA
Good et:Aiding. tttacLod, and itiitentive hos
tler always in attendance. -
- W. 111A2LErT,
•
HOTEL,
WESTFfELD Lior,ughi Tioga Co. Pa., E.
• Hitt, eroprietut. A. near int!, CO in1110(it011
building with all -the nindern iinprovement
easy drives of the best hunting and tish
ing grounds in. Northern Penu'u. ,Cuuveyunce
furnished. 'reruns, moderate.
- Feb. 1868-1 y:
1125,1.1 K WALToN ROtSI,
y
Tiog
,
110310123 C 1 - hlll iIII_,YEA, Thin it
• a oevi , hotel located withineaA,i , isCcoss oi
beet b and' hunting grounds. in North
ern eann4ylviini:S. No pains' will he sparou
fi it the Accommodation of pleasure seekcrY and
the traveling public: pan , . 1, 1888.)
. 1 1 1 1-3CW.p4Mltiettl
M. SEARS;
WIIETtE denial/Axe Ice Cream, Fronoh Con
feotionary, aid kinds of hu)ts iu etheir
season. rs vibe diek:uf Tea, Coffee, or Chocolat...,
and Oysters in their reason— eec be bad at all
hours, served in the bort:M.)7R. Kest - door be
low Roberts Bailey's Ilardirare..Storo, Mato
Street. •
Wolisboro, Aug. 4,1000.
Bounty and Pension Agency.
R, :ocoivod I odulteindtructio4.l rognitl to
z i t ° txtri ,illusved by tb6 Act I pprorett
3aty t viriig on hand a large uppl of ull
n Jeasi try nltt 1:3,1 tut prepared to prosecute .01 pun.
tu y :Llama, which may be placed lay
btn la. taor.ions Iring it A lititatice eon nontnunicnte
tvtth ut 'yr tetttr, tad ;Moir ..:uininnnicatlont be
pr t natty Laawste.d 'V I . It. IT II .
te , t •t•ther 34 1800
HARKNESS RILEY,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,
Over IVileon et- Thin l'ulkettbury's .Store, hi U
roonliOtety occupied 6.y /knj. Seetty
ROOTS AND SHOES of all kinds made to
order and in the bent manner.
- REPAIRING of all kinds donepri•mptl3 ano
g'od. Gile us recall
JOHN HARP:ICES
WNI. REILEY.
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and as low,;for tidalitScof 11 . 3 any Bindery
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derad.
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BLANK. BOOK. & OTIIEIL PAPER,
Of all Sieas audfcittal4iee l ,oui , tiaad, Oiled dr plain.
Of any quality or sieo, hand and out up ready
fo r priulfhg., 1341.i,L,F4P2ft;iiiid CARD
BO AB. Er 61 - all `
oulora iindquuiinhoardB or
out to any size.
STATIONERY,
Cap; Letter, Note Paper,- Envelopes,
Pens, Pencils, &o.
' I am solo'a,gent for
BtiniAßD's voN.conitOsty.B.
VEN:9; 'o t s' veitious'iirs - ,' Fon LADfYtB
AND GENTLEMEN, •
.Which Tirkl . warrant equal OS/ old Pens.
_The
best in use and no mistake.
The aboveistock I will sell at the Lowest Rates
at all times, at a small advance on New YOrk
prices, and in quantities' to - suit purclasers. All
work and stock warranted as represented.
It
iIP4OII-71 ouoit a ihro-fit, puhlin;44!!9!
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ag •.1:6C13Y-irnirlii°4l la/endedto,
Address, LOUIS KIES:
r Building, •
Adirertlinsaimira,.l,l;y:
Sept.2B, 1867..1y. ,-
John C. Horton,
ATTORNEYS COUNSELOR ATIAW, Tiogu
Pa. Offiee with C. U. Seymour, EFtir . A3ueine-t
attended to with, prptuutut:Es. apr. 7th,:81:1-1).
C: ':LEY
DEALER IN DRY, GOODS, Groceries, Ilard
'.cwiire,'BOOte,l3g6o, l llaiii,
riei~ of Mare - fiid'Oi - reften itiaele; elialiori'
Pa. Jan. 6, 1863.
E. S. Perkins, M. D.
lteetAillyl'announcea to the citizens of East
Charlestoti and vicinity, that ho would be
grateful to - r".-their patronage— Game at,-the
'tore of Cooor . ‘ taidJitibler. 2:ltti,'69-tly.'
Smith's Hotel,
CTIOGA,I`,49:I
.
purchased the heii;)
pruperty-,..lately ovrtted Smith hat.
Aburoughly r!!fitted,tli AuteL and eau nectotn
moo4l.p the tra • yelipg ; ,publip is a superior
.
Tioga County, Pa., J. B. Beta.,
_Coc i pieuinnt to the .best fishing
groittitittid - Tiogat Cb 4 Fisking parties noout•
/4 1 9d 11 -ke4..Yritli .ties };p entArt4tiu•
went for Won btiliSt,: — "Jurk6 - 17, 18439=tf.
~tiEr 1-1--]-
~
i ncle - t0 si g ned: ha'er fated up tho old Fotri
drj, tiuthliug,,rear the 13rT er3,lYellsbert.,
..e.(11; tow:lifer:lt - 00 1 1 t.uro Lino calf ,
jiovwhiclC;Ancf harealbjetigier irt the best asue
uer.' tatiked' P uti shares. Cash' paid fur
M. A. DUMF.
1 4 tailsboi : 0;•:!3 . ct. 1.1; 1868.
:HOTEL,
-MINER WA:IIMS, PROPRIETOR.
IACLSO fitted up a now hotel bdllding on Ebonite
of Ow niti Union llottlilately itreitrop-ii by firc,
now ready to r. rove and eutrrttaiu guests.
Ilion hotel wits intended for A Temperance flown,
the Prop t (elm belie% es it ctui bu:sualtuned witliuut
rog Au attentive hostler ill uttenattneo.,
Wellitsbeeo. June 26, lnti7.
E. "R. KI.IIBALIL,
-ROC CRY AND 111.3STAUR/111 1 1.
One dour above the Meat Market,
W EL LSB olt 0 , PEN:;SP A,
RESPE9TFULLY annouuccartti tbc trading
public that ho bits a desirableztouk 91 Ore.
outlet, cuutprisidg, Teat,' Coffees, Odeeb, SUgurt
.lukat'es; S. nips, and Lill that 001i:dilutes n firbt•
Jlass stuck. o,ysturs iu ovary s4lo at all cca
,unable
Wellaboru, Jan. 2, 1867-tf:
•
WALIVER & LaTELROP.
DEALERS IN
IRON; STEEL,
. • 'STOVE'S, TI:AYTVARE,. ‘
Silts Xl'
•
• • WATER, .:LIME,
• LcGRICITIAAJRAL: . IMPLEMENT;4,
Cairiago and 3r - farness :TrinsEnings.
HARNESSES, SA HPLES,; 41;.,
• Chrning, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1867-Iy..'
YEA LIEAR_YEI,IIE4It
BARERLS,•FIRK INS, CHURNS, ,•
••••••, :,_ IIUTTEIt TUBS; &c., •
Kept constant on band, and furrli2bed to or
ter, by
. .
W..T. MA 4-I.EfiSi•
at-hipnew store, 2d door above Roy
'> Building,
tVettaboro. (June It), 18684.
Sedes! &Weal - 54:4116%91
R_Buffale
,Platfor r te - Scales," all °Hitler.)
-A' Size', for heav3i,'itn - d "counter use, may be
'mad at the Hardniare Store'ef
Wennboro. These Sealer. are the Fairbanks•pa't
ant and imve• stwerio - i'•iinyi , there. They are
, aitatra the bestsiy4iind"havo WWI the pram&
nut at all the gr6at'OXllibitiOnB.
(,have the sole aseney for these SeaPea,in this
rogion • " WILLIAM' ROBERTS.
Welist:am, Feb-.12,,190
~ :New Tobaceo:Storel -
•
T"E rubseriber bats fitted or The reumi ad.=
jetning, D. P. Itubert6 Tin end Sreve Store
r.ir'the manufacture and bale el
CIGAR g, (all grades), Fancy unit Common
I •
SMOKING B ACUO, Mich ioa Pine Cut
- CHEMIN d,• aniterq - ki 'ids
PL UG " POBACC 0, PAT.PL-,', and the chi
• test Brand of croAßs.
p.T - Can and see for yourselveb.
JUAN W. PURSE',
Well.boro, Nov. 11, 1848— tf.
TO FARMERS !
"p 4 LR RUN PLASTER.—We• hereby certify
that we have used the Plaster manufactured
by Champney R Dernauer, ai their tiorits 0n,131h
Rua. in ei.eines township, and we believe: it to be
equal if nut superior to the Cayuga Plaster.
David Smith S M Conaido A P Cone
I s t ti Cobb 118 Simmons' J Bernaner
O'W Barker Atli Smith E Strait •
S B DiVis Albert King ' John C Miller
J H Wutroutt Wli Watrims - Lt. Marsh
R M Smith 0 A Smith • 11 M Foam
J D Stinit. P C Van Gelder J J Sinith
Jared Davis J F Zimmerman C L King
I, 1. Smith.
N. R .--Fln4or alvvey, on band at the 'MM.—
Prine Ets pet ton. Nov. 4, IRAR,
callVaini& PIOL E
'7't
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T. L. BALI WIN Collii ,, z ,--
r-,-
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• 400 2 .4, PA":'
1
and sea a ni'...o atti§k of tods fur tho
•
111/ i: , : - .4Y) tr.. , :7.- , •
-. ...4:
FALL : 1 k . : WINTER.„
rf _
..1,3,
suills as ' ti4lA
• ;
ILIskaDIV I A.: . aDVS.QS3 ( r i-`oo2)a i g^
!!... 1 .
Stylott, colors anti . jaltornS- 7 1:
- POPLINS, JIAMEWICKS:
FRENCH JA,CONETS, OROANDIES,
- PEQUAS, VERSAILES,, RONK
AND COLORED SILKS; •
&v.
'BE/1..01011r • •
. Winter SH AWLSii.
'• - :atid.ulargh ttiewttiio9rt‘o:iPloct knits '
CLOAKS READY—MADE, AN Ii CS,OT3
TO MAKE MORE, ALL KENIPS OP• •
LININGS ; FRINGES, TASSEI.... 't
&c., TO TRIM DRESSES'
OR s ACO,UES. •
• •• of-. •
YANKEE NOTIONS
eatt'elie beat. •IlliteePs tip 'with everythi4 the
Yankees hare thought of so tar.
hOOP SKIRTS, BALMOIIAL
CORSETS, &C, •
n -N
zalameii
too 'ludicrous to mention; but will say that you
will seldom and eo large an assortment to eeloot
from in u.vountry etore, and clear dosirl to tbo
Ite.9 13.1argo asepitsk ) elit,'"of
READY-.MADE
iu suite, and pens of ouito. Should wo fail to
stilt you with ready-mado, we have Cassiteere,
~•. •
1! A ,TAlait TO CUT AND FIT, ;
Boots and Shoes 9
HArrsl,lTD * SIRAIY `GOODS,
4.Np' aEN Ts! FURNISIItN9 '•
GO 01);i, > PQNPL,ET.E. , ,LIN.... f -op .
CROCK ER Y, WOODEN WA 11E,-
1.14A1), NV .51:1El e g 114-112 D
" WA'RE," rtAii.:B', HON;
Isoclnc - Lutehes, Carpenters'
Clb'ilLl icAL T GC. R_
E .
-11 I,E S ,
F1ot.1). TEAS aro lowerr than at any tithe since
41ra war._ Did not-ge - to Cuta to , buy bugar, csk.d
to hay() sown pheop. Wo.oro agents for 04u
iIOWB * SEWING ALACLUNE
Puitner: l , IF yru srunt'tbol,s lb vl•orl: ssith drop In
SALT. LIAIE;TiLASTE li. Poltli , FLOUL
Lime., Coy ,Ilya Plaster, tf.o
Butter tape, Bails, Firitinti, and Aebton Salt to
flavor idln• All kinds of Fartn Produce want.
‘d. Prices can't lie. beet. - •
T---11-:~ N-I{---5
T. L. BALDWIN
Tiuen,,pn., OctoLer 13 isllsl
Wilson 6: Van Valkiniburg'S
thy piaci,. where Ow crowd go to Dad
fil T; NEW SPRING . STYLES
POPLINS, GRENADINEB,. LAWNS
ORGANDIES; PIQU, GIIINI 'AS, •
1!1:4`,ALLE5,`,:c.11A.,G14,41118,
ME
-ED 411CIPL,N.: 4.e.
over, de;Nrcphon, lilt4SS - TItOINFIZIGS
t!1 ull, lauth..; ,Ltl.sU the taiget
4tioa.pet ua ! sort IlleLlt
111 BE -th6TIIING
aver brought inter' Tiogrt CountY. Remember
the phice, rind ca4,befuie puny:ang:
Wo soleeted /our stock with great care'
'and notify geniltmcn Out
LIGLIT CA,SSINtELIES, TII'E EDS, LIN
EYS, • FAItIVIER,§rBAI CiAl- •
TERS, S; SUMMER WEAR
of every dueriptiinrAve can't bolient.
Thankful for past patronage, and by strict at
tobtto'n to business we hive *to'sbare' a onntinu
aim tbo sante.%
1
. WILSON_VAN• VALICENBUTIO:
_Wollabyro i May.l9, .I.B*(Prif,
Dre.E(.,o4fifililips' s ,
§,ttoltak ,:‘,.*:lliOnrierg
qp II E undersigned respectfully announces to the
cirizmid of, %Vastficld and surrounding coun
ty that ho is.perutnepily_ located at this place
[fu is fully preport , (l,to do all kinds of
DENTISTRY,
iu the hiPbost volt! 1,1 the, art. Srliz.factior
guarrinoord Office over So.vill'd Drug Rt."
Fine PlP,to r traphs oan be bad over ti- s e Drug
:acre. 11. puiLtrrs.
Westfield, Pa.,:LTune 30, tbfit.)-13.
100,000 LBS. WOOL li WEI)
lur which thu price will ho paid at - the
' Soire uF
June !ii, ISr!O
For Sale, ,cheap. .
A'STBA 31"Engiue grid al) the gear
' 'Weer nu up awl (I,:wn Saw.
Jtetits: a. BOWEN:-
Wencher°, June 23, 1569.-tt,
Borrom FIGIIRE
ME
sizes
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No. 2 Union Block. is
ES & ; PIqNTS,e 'ALL sTyLEt,
NGS, BL,F;ACII
TOLES et ABEER
P' i . 7-31 n /
gong
ME
MEI
BROWN BAND.
'1 'A haneksf-broam'vitith toritielos of steel,, •
1
ItifotitASr fop` griitip ;: •
, ".4 baud thatla' Lola Ana'
iwAndlree for frivmdlyolaiip • „ •
A hand to givo and a,hand to gain,
' ,l :Tdatendy thii 2 idota, to-reap the, grein, •
'"'Or-to'guide the Ship o'oi the ragtag main,
!•,, . ,
An'honeStlittnil for a frleild to hold ,
JlVith h , grasp both fond had true.
• A hand that is mightier far than go ' id,
l'And . bver'reulo to do's'
A baud for tbo weak to grasp . atated,
•I That often tolls for iseanty msed, •
, Add mindfully icorkil:fof. a noble deed.
MEMO
:' A liana that is blaoliendamitti labor'sslain,
- .1 And WM• in tho eausa.of right;
A. tender band on the' "conch .of pain,
Its•toneti`brlove made light,
'1 A hand fur. woman to loving, ding,
«;-To•make on the- Surril•the iron ring, •
-To level a throne, or orOwn a king. '
< Re/talon;
ta: 1-11,
'AN ICEBERG.
• , - .
Fwatr btic - e, ambit dried bottle from nay
travels` On very ,ini
..f05.404-100;;-"TAer#1,"*OS nd time Aci
&nib& 144.:k as fast
as .leould tor Ilayre,niitC.topk, the tint
ship that sailed for New York. It waS
In.:the =month eftinne, which I . coho -
ered the. most pleasant time in the year
to cross.. the , Atituitie; and though
found tafterletiving that My ship was
an'old and . ratherleaky.concern; yet I
did•ndt feel any great anxiety. 1.
li:Avent on forseverat days ; and as
we were fav,oreici "with a.tine" breeze per
fectly We ; Made very rapid pro
,gress,. An d soon Caine
- Within the region
of the, tt411.4 of the Nevvrehndlerni.
13ut..tiere . a stop was put - upon our '
progress. On the second day after We ar
rived on this spot the wind died aWal
altogether. - ' '
• For 'au entire day we lay becalmed,
the Ship tossing over the
liege ocean surges., All bands gileit
inipatient: Our captain, who had new
In, li'igh glee at our quick progress, ant,
expected by this time. to be Nailing in
New'York kiarbor,now losthis patiehed, -
anti spout the greater. part of his tithe
in - dursing • alternately the. wind, the
waves, the sky, the ship, and his own
. eyes. - '- • •'• • , -
- This did not help the matter, at ;all,
however.' In fart. worse things than 4
inere, cal `n ere store for us. During,
the ; nigh t`a four came op, and when-. we
-arosein the morning it had closed in •
all around..us with adensity that I bad
.never imagined before, .and have never
since seen equaled.
- 'Here Was a pretty situation. A dead
'calm, a smooth Sea; and not a breath
of wind. I Warned Myself ti' thou Sand,
times for not.golng,on to 'Liverpool and
taking an ocean steamer:
,Iloweter tliere was, ngo, resource buti
put sacs, i t'ifio:lt , we WO to be, wheth
er, wAliked er not.
• iniddleoft,lie following' day,
however, we felt aloight breath of air
It Was the first breath. of •the. glorious
wind which now again'' as blowing
ger 'e v erY hour, until,.*lieri - I Wit Li L
Ma
ten miles nearer to' my home.
I slept soundly.
lint suddenly, at about three o'clock
in the moral ug . , as tares I eau recollect,
I was awakened by a l sudden crash
wili4ll summed line thunder 'in m
halt-aroused reuses, and seemed tA.,
shake the sbip to pieces.
le a moment 1 was out of my 'berth
- and up on the deck.
• Great Heaven ! what a spectacle there
Met illy gaze I- , -
Ali around was.tho blackness of dark
ness: 'the wind 'was howling fiercely
through the, rigging:. The sailors were
Amuit,g wildly to and fro. The cap
Lain wes,stunu log lii,ettnigh paralyzed.
aud shouting, while lie
(t wrung his hands
ile lust,! we i xe lost , •
I epoke not ft Word to ttny one, but
ttuleltly and nintltly, tts.a cut, I leupet,
<town trutii. the courier-deck on to the
I,oop-xlecti.t,tto rushed.forward. It vt•u?
so tolew-ely dark and thicl: that I
could see but little "with distinctness.—
Xet.o t-trunge feeling of, intense colti
wade itself evident even. then to try
bent-es.
I 4'41)&1 upon the forecastle.
Then a sight of huixor burst upon
my view.
. High before . extending' out oI
qght,.'wasa vast - precipice—appearing
in the darkness to'rne of itninef,urablc ,
•proportiotia, •And•at this the ship win
'crushing and pounding. itt each strokk
<if the ship huge niten4eS" came thunder
Ipg down, and falling with ,deafening
,no6e•noto the ocean..
•Ny . was ir2 - W e ts It the roelQ
t:east,•,e't:Newreuticieriutici 2 or was it i
l o uejytrpek in ald middle uceitio
It waaneither. .1 sUOlt knew al].
It was a vast iebrrg I .
The ice itself was not colder, than. the
till that rushed tlirothrh every - Derv,
Availing thought burst upon m . ,
in one' tnorw'nt alt tau.'
s desolation
uiiiyd."
: , :utibe pr. tutu,'
=
But uo tAteni V‘ us tio
uor Vus ( ( here, tinkle even tu mai
the ship, acted upon by the-long rolling I
waves of the Atlantic, Was driving with 1
fearful tiottnee lull agttitst4 the etiot•
iliouttniat,. I heard the - crushing lee
—I heard the'shatterliik of her Unite's
-1 heaiki rusli of [the n'ater tis it
poured into her. ' ' '
The ship seemed alive, struggling
like - sonic row h i ieteli to avert her
fate. The groaning id her parting
timbers sounded like a human voice—
the voice,of one in agony...
Alifighty wave of gigantic size now
lifted lini.quivering , mass high into . the
air. .lietreating• backward it bore its
load awa' the iceberg for some
kiolJElldeTutile - distatice,'but only to hurl
it back with more tremendous force.
Returning With redoubled ' power it
flung the ship headlong against the
enormous ;mass.. 1, who was. standing
on the prow, was thrown ,as though 1
had been a traw, off from the ship en ,
tirely."ll fell prostrate and almost sense
less upbn the iceberg, on - a declining
star/lee alimg which 1 shot for a long
distance; was stopped by an up
masa of ice. • :
All iif . ounciMe I heard a burst of fear
,' fill,stitmil7--it suuhd or crashing timber,
" trailing musts, rourhig,waters, cru
masses of ice, and howling winds whilk_•
high and distinct above them all, artist
:Ls/J/111 wail of human agony which
shall never be forgotten by me, until
my ear is closed to all earthly sound..
forever. •
"illisericorde 1"
Atone there is' the thick darkness;
e . lloging to the mass of lee before 'me.
Nvltt, it a tvinpvt how ling aroutol, anti
the seLthe ui honor at the late of Hi;
it Was wonderful tha ,
through the accumulated terrors of that
tearful moment my timid passed with
out beneath the unequaled trial,
"Ati.yeric-irde
1 too exclaimed the as word of u*,
eonsplthiOos,'and bunk senseless upoh
the tee.
How long I lay I knew not. It Could
not.ne.ve Ls ii.lt . diali au hour, but at.
last sense.returutd.atui with it all till.)
recollection of W bituativu.
MIME
PR I BO
e to lose,
rrose to irlY feet - painrully.
.1 'was' Bra aware of my own pbyeical
,Yet:before doing anything.
I cast a look around,,. .
: I •,::Whe fog had, cleare away altogether.
alae, broad.expanse of ocean lay be
:fore me,' its deep blue surface reflecting
the gorgeous rays of -the eun, whim
was ust 'risingyr There was not a breath
of wind,'and the sea Witti - Lat'unruflied as
a mountain
cant' a; glance downward • to - see ,If
there was single I,fklqige of the 111 fated
ship.'- Alas! ,not a, :al ogle vestige could be
seen. Not a•planit—not even a chip
-Boated upon the' water. • All bad gone
down. • Not :at wretch was saved. '
Only—l 'only had escaped' to tell The
telw
I . was standing upon a' broad enthuse
of Ice nearly half an acre In extent. it
was sinocith and Slippery as glass. It
wasnearl,y level,' I was at the • lower
old Of it, and ; had been, stopped by, a
hi it wall against whlchl had struck..
The iceberg was of the most colossal
Magnitude and grandeur. At the'siee
of tife slippery surface where I stood it
went sheer down' perpendicularly Ini.)
theiert. But its .edge extended aws , i
on Wier' side from lin mmense diii'
tan e, • Its edge' ought '. to bo called a
eti so extraordinary Was its exteli c•
On 40 other hand, ,behind me. It wi
(tended. far into the air. Not all at Once
or atumptly., but by a.series of t'Orace, , , ,
Until at last far -away its lofty SUMIII3 t
•seett;ted to touch the . .,clouds. The ter
raceS were regular and even. At inter
-valtfalong tbe . ascent arose - towers anti
* pinnacles; and upon the 'topmost poin
a r" ‘`rist spire of glittering ice stint up
il
'st ght Into the stiles for tit least a hun
dre „feet : , Seen - from' a :distance', in
*-
ed lika . -, some glorious - city, smut , .
Ina
f
"nitieeuCcapital such as we read e;
in t e fantastic story of the Arablai.
dre titer.
•
EMI
4ct7its ! tome there was no time fa"
allyiration and wonder. All this I tool:
in,it a glance. I, quickly returned t„,
myself. -
2.lNo•as chilled through: - Fortunatel;.:
I slept that night - with my clothe ,
ori,. - or it
.would have ;been worse with
tree; As it was, my hands and reef ,
were perfectly numb.
..I.rubbed my hands, violently, struck
ancl beat them, and - at the KWIC • time
ran:up, and • down stamping my - feet.
The violent exertion, brought warmth
intb my - sYstem. My hands began at
length to - have - something like sensa
tion, but, my
,feet were frozen.
Abegan to think now . ,with greater
despair upon mkaituatlon.
. .
There was no hope for me I •
could see .ail around. .`ot a sail
was.i,upong vast expanse. Yet on
one sidecoid d not see.- It Was bidden
by_the'leftY island of ice. '
In n„ moment 'thy -resolution was
flirrned. ' '
"twill gd said, aloud.
Can but die. - To stay here will be to
Parish slowly. To go, there 'will be to
seek a ,chance for life:, Moreover, , it
distraet ply thoughts, which here
will.drive me mad. .1 will go."
' id go I did. I set forth
- tribilitted terrace after terrace-as I went
along on ajOurnomsuch---a& do mortal
man has ever undertaken; Buoyed itip
11 the detirhope of life I Went bravely
m ••••••• awful,
steps disturbed immense masses ot
which ettuiecrashing down ; yet still I
went on.
Believing that it would be wore sat.
isfuecory to both parties, and to myself
that ,I s he should die in her mother's
arms, I told Mrs. Clarkson that if sht
took sally, I would look alter the bat
she was frying co rho kitcheu. she
must have thought up to' this time that
I was joking about the water, and Sally
being thirsty, col' Sally attracted no at.
tentiom She was . weak and sick, ant
awfully quiet. l'uor little thing, I pitied
her. Had she died I would never have,
forgiven myself. Anyway, Mrs. Clark
soil rpotided to my second in vitatiot
and came into the parlor. She took omit
glance at Sally, Her maternal instihen.
were at once aroused. ~ t.
'Slie 'suatche
her from ley arms-. 'ln a tune of alarm
she asked toe what was the matter. .1
plead ignorance. . She proceeded to
make a diagnosis. One symptom which
in m-y confusion had eseoped my eye at
tracted-her notice. Sally clenched the
remains, of. the cigar iu her chubby
fingers. Mrs. Cho kson immediately
iutoiuied me that I was teViliaiti. I ut
most began to believe it. She accused
me of attempting to poison her darling-
I did. not believe that. I:3lte said I was'
no nurse. I fully believed that. I in
formed her that f understood I was ern-
A DULL CLEI-I.R.
. Pie ,
ke .
rllel, a sue-
ployed as a school ttricher. Also, that
cesslul dry goods merchant of Boston, iny . e> . :,perienve as housemaid and curie
Was At aired upon at his hotel by a gets , wits very 'ffinitedfor one of no Years. —
Tins dialogue waS over in pits Its:- time
tletrian-fai tiler who wits desirous . of•get
tlng a boy, tor whom be Was guardian, than it can be lOW. Ali this time the
a "place' %in ,Boston—of course lie was. ham ,sizzled, sizzled, . sizz ed, ant,
an unconanonly s'isa'l boy; quick at ` . ,3 2o Lbuy. bawled, bawled) bawled- Mrs
figures, strOtig of intuition and one Clarksoh.rtished to the dotir and yellei
every way lit,, ,as he shoult "judge," for Toni, which meant her husband.—
to become it :, merchant. Pickerno I She told him .to come quick, that Sall
it over, and said he vould . try W tig
aS dji. Ile rushed in exulted, will
/
:cud make a place. for him. In due 011ie a horsewhip iii" hi's Muscular hood. .1
the boy arrived lit Pickerners store, Id, did not like that. There was soinethint
brood facie ruddy 'With health, and oniltious in the appearance of the Whip
..,00py from the niorwhg Nvash, his hair' A A whit), in the Leith* hr a i(>l-1“ lalit:C
sheited, O'il4 elOtbes !felt' 1t &l utwOuttor- ookter,rueh eiteunihtut.t.es, NALL', to -t,t2,.
table, and a z•tift diekQ eiptiog bit, vart. Ole least, ultLi "Wig 'Not that I i' ,4( -
I- - 1e i,
e annonced hause.'i as 'the u\',
! &e., tiny. fear of tiagettattoo. Oh no, hot ;-
"Alt, you are chi' ti o y, n y e ou . 'in t .al,i WI. I Wits el ase, tbutigh.tt tittle liniiii
- .tuel. - 4 I init us hear the duet as poz•sitt'e. ,
"I't 5 I spoilt be, " replied the young- into, a
.pre,, , en timent that it v. a-- the safes'
titer. , 'plaee. I was' nie . a bit atrain thot„;tl.
"Well, ctinio in here, then ; I'm very Oh ho, not 4 lill'l'vl. - \is band ‘vela
busy. hut I will examine you in a- fee t inechardeally towaide the .4100 r-k no
lmiutieal qui scions." , anti tut tied it. 1 t in,ught a little eat ,
The boy eftilie in, and sitlit4t , dowit air nooni be good tot sully. Ali till
-in the desk,' lit'vting his heels under-while
neath it as though •he telt' entirely at! had no terrors for me. These trifincg
home, waiting the questions. ' occurrences took , place its the twink
"Well,"-maid Piciteritiel,. "suppose a ling of a star. My retreat open I took
lady should „come' in here, and buy a toy po.4ition by the btove in the I:nein:Ai.
dress ol fifteen and a,hulf yards of calico The sizzling of the ham way music tc
for eleven and a half cents uyard, what My eat. In the meantime Mrs. Clark
would it come to?" . . ~t sou been to weep and interpolate be.
The boy looked at his questioner, , at tweett
,her sobs and ivuids when ar
the ceiling, at the floor, in a state of rahged CloSelY anti -consecutively hi
great bewilderment.- formed Tom, Sr., that I had poisoned
"How much canker?" lie asked. Sally, that I had made - her chew Mime
" Fifteen and a half yards." co, and her peroration consisted of a
"What price.?" ' : - command to her—husband to castigate
"Eleven and a half cents." ' me, and lie need - riot spare the whip, as
Ile thought a moment. ' she ward willing to'atteritice it to punish .
"Well," said he, "I'm darned if I be-. me. Her magnanimity and" reckless
lieve any ,woman ever wanted so much extravagance ustoub.died me. However,
cloth for a dress us-that." ~, Tom needed no encouragement or in
/This was throwing up the sponge, citenkent to induce hini to chastilie rile.
acid Pickernel put, another question. - He was' raging. I bad no fear all flit:
"How much would five and a' half time, oh no, not a hit. ,I was glad,
pounds of tea come to .at seventy-five though, the door was open. Tom raised
cents and three-quarters per pound 2" the whip and rushed towards me. 113.mi'
He -received this pretty mach the at, this demonstration I \t as not a hit
a
same as the other; and after waiting a fraid. I picked up the frying pan, be
minute he asked cause
6 .1 t,liought the hilt' was nearly
"Was it green or black tea?" ' done, and made Mr the duor. The whip
Without answering, Plc:kernel put came after the and Toni hard atter it.—
another question : Just outside the it/ir I dropped the f r y.
"Suppose I should send you out with tug pan. The handle was too hot tc
9 IWO•11011:11' bill, and you -should buy hold anY lOnyir. This uninceuvre stop.
sotirttion and a half likaluda Of beef at wed l'etn's poetess tor a int:meta anti
:even anti a hall s eeats a pound, h ow '
gave me tune to clear the hence. Away
touch money would you have left ?" down the road as last as legs could trav-
Th e b o y h oo k e d at him for an instant, el I went, and Tutu after me. I %tau'
and then indulged in a low Whistle. ' not a bit afraid, though. Notw i thstand
hug, 1 kept lutating until To/agave up " You don't 'Noise," said he, "you
could get beef anywhere at seven and the chase. -
a half cents a pound, do ye?" • Tom went, hack with - a doctor to
Piekeroel gave up at this. He asked Sally. I got lodging in a neigh holing
iiiine no miwequestioo's, but sent" pine house. Tile LIe . .VG ntoritiug Two Was at
back next day with a letter, 'stating the school a nd so was the whip. The
that he didn't think he would atisw er. story traveled all over the district.—
Tom said it I ever entered mot s chool
it would tie over his body and the IA hip.
What witl•not hope make a man do?
On I on ! - Nearer! , nearer; And now
the isummit is near—nearer-11/carer.
It is gained ! There, at last, I stand at
the foot of the lofty pinnacle—alone on
toy vast iceberg!
Alone Oh what is that upon tht
ocean?
Never • before was the presence of man
so dear to his despairing fellow. -
There, not a tulle limn Me, ivas the
form of an ocean steamer. slowly "'ach
ing by on the courne towards America.
1 saw the tumult, the hurry,' the throng•
lug; the contusion. •
I was
. seen.
The steamer hove to. A'-boat was let
down; i and in a 'few tuinutes was within
hail, 'I pointed back to,ttic other sitit
of the island. ' •
Back again I went—rejoicing—pray
itig-4itigiug with joy and gratitude.
I was saved !,
A jump into the sea, and I was caught
up and taken into" the boat and into
steamer.
n saved man-acid :an art4leial
root which 1 now,.ain compelled to use
ever rcmiuds the of ms _l!, , nrful adveu•
Lure.
St. 1,01.15 e ha.i3tit' ro bas.pall clubs.
"Boxamis,6 Amu')." - ,
It wasa cold Novem her afternoon, sb.
years ago„ when I alighted at the doo.
of .Mr, Oarksou's farmhouse ,
.and the wagonand the friend 'who tee:.
me there' drove away. I was . a Youn..
man, aged 19, Who was driven by.ch
• numatances, and by want of cash t
teach a district school. The director , :
in the tev;n' of Sugar Loaf had hire ,
meat $25 a' month dad my hoard, I - i:
lieu of ~which I , agreed to • cont in:
teaching their school for.foiirmouths,
That' Wits what took me to M. (Ana
sou'e; • Ile 'wits . the director who ha
hired me.: •I was to board at his hour'
Jfirst, and then circumnavigate the die;
Aria, and
how to narrate my ex
perience while making"this grand tow
Mr. .Clarkson owned a farm, M;
Clarkson's wife owned her husbant
and Mr.
,and iltrie'ClarkSon's two chili__
ren ' owned 'Mk.
Xi: and' Mrs: Clarkson's two childre
were, : therefore;ow tiers of the entire
tatilistiment., The -first 'thing I
asked ,to do after entering the bow.
was to''• lags the eldest, an' obstrepereu
little termagant aged I survived th
operatiOn, and tbought I had performe
My whole duty to Sally, Jr.—she „Ws
'celled after her -mother or her moth(
after her,"l. dOn't know which—but dis
covering my mistake when Mrs. Clan
son gently insinuated that her first bon
Was handsome, and asked Me if I di
not think so. Of course, I thought s(''
pro tem, for if I had..any d •übts Upon
the subject, mull rather think I. hue
they were hidden in the - mysterious rt
ceases of my' bosom. I wanted 'to b
popular, and was fully prepared
• agree with everybody-or everything,—
Sall3,'Jr., was placed in my arms. t:
nurse, while her mother .'as gettin - :
'Supper and her father doing the*ehore
I round I had my bands full. Shetna
have been very handsome, hut certaini :
,She tVas eqtially troublesome, if no
umore so. • . „
Her beauty did not compensate fo
•her boldness by any means. I was do
rug my. best to preserve the peace of tie
family by dandling Sally, Jr., on te;.
knee ; and making laces at her, when :
cry from! thO cradle showed that th,
sleeping Partner of the firm had awak
erred.' At the request of Mrs. Ulm ascii.
.undertUok to rock the cradle with m
feet, retaining the precious Sally, Jr',
in my antis all• the time. My hand.
and feet were both full. Sally; Jr. ; hut.
thievish propensities wondo'fully de
veloped fur one of her age, and in a fl;
of a abstraction she stole a cigar out o
my vest'poeket, and mistakieg .it for a
stick 'of eandyi began to Suck it witl,
all her might. While my - attendee
'was engrossed by little Tomthy, who
-by the way, according to his mother,
was the dear image of her husband, tin
beauty in arms bit off the end of
the cigar, .turd, -as it was never seen
afterward, L have always been under
the impression that she swallowed it:—
She was. one of the youngesit chewers
of tobaCco t ever was acquainted with.
Whatever was the cause of it, the young
lady took sick forthwith. Then trouble
began. She grew pale with remarkable
rapidity. I timidly :suggested to Mrs.
Clarksou that Sally looked as if she
Were thirsty, and recomhiended the ap
plication Of water 'internally. By this
time-Sally looked very bad indeed. I
- fC' l tifV l tteeDPW' bef4 , lu t; yeit, for
corpse.
f was not a bit 'thaid, bat 'still I never
went near the'abliool.'• 'floet the job.
r, left in disguat,,fully convinced that
any fate Was; not ourbilig. Sally got
over It. l'have got •over It how, aryl
ofteri laugh at theqi3liadietiture.
Rouy4o'itouut.E.
SRO- 2!919,00-•;
ghigago
The OW Atorrof P/illy.the Younger‘
Wherirwad thetrl.4" - ghost• story told ?
At wlllrt period t hovt;ifirld 's n fan ey,
did.the dlitUi•Of Wan iirst.feel the dread.
dyight, •the • a,,liful,:attration,
Modern *sttetittchillf liiis';detirived us al,
of, except - Children' and' vi gage lasses.,i
eaufems we Cuunot 4kud.
otead of cp)lecting• tSebt t i V;O fregmenti,
from aptiqiiity, we b'ubjoiti a • transhr
Lion of a: ghost., story,' perfect And cow
pieta, or- the-respectable age of 18 esti
u ries, whicdi su tertiqed-, the calm pith
use fitter Ptluy, oCChristian- hating rep
citation, that' he 'Wrote his frieui;
sure, theeonsul, to ask whethei. it coul.•
uo true. 4o exactly dues this story col
respond iri all the
,ghostly elements. t
authentic' narratives, which luundat
the wit.lte-pApor tiaBkets
.editors every It.;l3ristmas, that we eau ilO
I hill the first attempt of_.the haven
tor 'iti this direetion. - Puettittist int V ,
I Wed bet - Ord-116M "dealers in th
, upernaturtil- twist Jimva:•. traded oi
Luau 's.lo.ve , marvellous bug bc•
fore the .tine, of plit 4 y!f i formaut.,-
meet' atiosts the Iliad,'
and 2f;cltylus twice 'lntroduces thew;
cm the stage.. Iltidepti,'• the holler it
their appearance naturally ardst) lieu
the idea tlixt, - until,a 111411W:14' tiecenti:k.
Charon' would not( couve.,
his acrois • the sli irryl-etyx,'ihut le: I ,
it to sque . ai;, mid gibher Lillis side 0,
the s,ticank. i;lc,uce It was .
gre ' crime Lit •Attells leave a
parent - Unburied ihttn , to iillow him tf
ve to 4efttli. - _,A.U(.I that ~hersufilo
play of t - , , Opitocies, in _which- A iLtigort,
1:-.ull'eri3 rather thiin leave he
'brother's corps'lliititiried, ithi a iu
l'sga Athens than
teat' isuve ie Clkristiau land - td-day.
But „we ate liisgres lug. 14ele is tlo.
pronliied ironi the twenty-Bev
:.entli epistle of the seventh book v
Pliny the young-er:-
'There: Wits, IAL Athens, a. house, hug,
and Spacious, but With - tt bad : name. _LI
the shelled - of the itight, there %vas wou r
to be lieu : ill the:rattling:of irtu, and 1,1
you listemet4 inure, attentively; the °lasi
t
of chains, first at a dist/mee t ii ten Win
by. Presently there ,appeare a gbosi
d .tn l
'—un old abil sel'u ipd, wfu,
1
long beard alai rough hair. • 'e earriec
fetters on -his legal and gyves on lib
wrists, Shaking thein te; he walked.
II 11:!e ev'e'ry bight 11 - tVS spent iti wake
ful terror. by-the inhabitants. Sickness
followed vigils, and deatli_sickness.—
For- even during the: ddytlwe, though
the phantom had departed; the rpeollee
lion of it clung to them, and the terror
lasted longer Until that Which caused it
Accordingly the, house • wag deserted,
condemned -to solitude, and entirely
given up to the spectre. It was adver,
used, nevertheless, to be let or sold; in
Case any one, not knowing the (dream
stances, should be willing to purchalie.
A thi - :4tudorus, film 'philosopher, camt.
to Athens, react the notice, asked the
terms and, haring his suspicion:-
roused by the low price, made inquiries,
mid hearti, the whole story. So fa t
' - wii -- e ii - W e 'iNfli g litz, i‘ ip ‘ 2l - c,the , _ house a_l .1_
his touch to be placed in) the front
room, calls for a writing tablet, a style
anti a light, dismisses all his attendants
and devotes his attention—eyes, beau
and hands—to writing, lest his mind
being unemployed, ':• - h mid conjtne tfi
cancied sights and sounds.
At first there was life tailence Of night,
4cep as et-ew here • then' the clash 1 0,
iron and the rattling, of chains. Fie
neither raised his eyes, or relaxed his
style, but lived his attention, upon his
work. The Oink grinv louder, eanie
nearer •ittni :amulet", itoWat the door
tow within the, room. 4.11.0 ilooks up.
' •,:cc , ,, and rtjcognizss, the spectre de
scribed. ; It: - Acted and- beeltoned with
itS Lorn.d, :la : if - calling; hitti; Ile math
a sign with his linger for it v to wait a
little,, and again settled. dew n to ' his
tablets and st., le. it rattled its chains
At his head tt, lie wrote: He looked uj
again, lacking ' the snide sign as before,
and Without further :delay look the
candle and followed. It: walked with
”low step, as if- weighted with the
Chains: After turning into the court:
ytud of the -house, it suddenly slipped
iltbn the earth and disappeared.
He piled some, leaves, and weeds to
mark the slief,' and the'beit day, going
to the magistrates ; advised them to
order the place to. be exsAvatmd. .
A skeleton. The fleSh
wast . (l away 't}y ileti•Oftwtion, anti the
taut.' bones I;otind in fett:els and einting
It was taken:up:und: publicly buried;
and after, ; tliat,..J?e, was no mote
troub] °nee a, Weill:.
L..
LAST•Votips.— The Island Empire
tetoliols reatjers of the `.`last' t‘'ortis''of
certain ifotca Ootmeters this r•ide the
Reeky tilt hem
oitht:tu ; but they - - aYo' woeth reaflif ~
w2.lLin : 3 -`'
the Cali whin stake dr , ve "I'm
don LI e;li.• i„r.reach tin
A miller Critahed by a hank of A , ;tril . ,
lived liTu;; caou4l to say., -I'm paL,ne,.: I
nolbet Califinnia miner, %vim!
lug with ills
ean't nolho the rifice!"':-
calnocnia t o I, %). hen t o w by lib- S
,A.Qsac:ati that lie comd but a Hui ( '
while at beSt, e.4ressed' hs, uisgust
ojavu'lating "Olt. It—ll '
Another When told - by the at/ern/tint
physician thut , liu,liud but. one chance
thtitithidid to recover, Exclaimed :
"Doctor, I'll take: that clianee
How laud, w'tseu iiceiden tally
shot itritl 4Eipposed Lobe mortally injured I
was told Judge Bronson, : 'Bob you
p.re, badly - wounded!' "Ye.;,'! said Bob,
'l'm a gonee ; but- do what you can fur
U dale Nye when the Legislature meets.",
A prize Light in_ \\ :dive City bloke
up with a shooting scrape in which
one man w•lei mortally and several se•
verely injuyed, The sport who wa
fatally injured only. exclaimed, "My
bung is ovt!"
Anothdr short in Idaho had but time
to say—"Ho has got the go on me."
So last, winter in Hamilton. Nei',
after 'seeking a quarrel a u- d ay A man
Was shot, Ind had tint tifrie to eXelaitilj
"1 hunted for this all day and fIOW I
h ave found it!"
Another well know/, sport, who died
there oqpneunion /List Spring, when,
bet /kWh, be was told by
his pl3l , ,h:him /oat lie could not recover,
itiuß ut , Doctor, I'll bet. you a him
ciicit 1110 1 11o'' •
A n.i :Vile other day - when Johnny
.m,•(;tlt,k's: dutplow.:to was shot out,
reuniFked, "My goose is cooked."
An Rh Wag ‘y ho thought he was dy
ing was' assured by his nurse that he
would not die so long as his feet kept'
warm., " But I baye heard of a mai)
tt'llo died with very, wilrio feet." .
'• Who was he?" . 4 - -
"John Rogers," replied the incorrig
ible wag.
. •
- -- -
Compete not with persons who have
Mewls beyond thy. reach.
..„..„ „.
.• :JOBBING DEPARTMENT
- - the propriotorthavaitooliadtheistabilibm
With a new a Tarte assort/nuts of
JOB •AND , CARD TYPE—
t t 1
•
EM
D VAST I'IVIBBBS,
, A 4
and are prepared tp ezoonte neitlysnd promptly
POSTERS, HANDBILLS, ontemAas, BILL,
BEADS, CARDS, PA/dPILLETB, ko.; &a.
t..,
1 Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and a full saaorametti
10 1 . 0 =stables' and Juatiose Blanks on hand.
People living at a distance can dependon ba?
ing, their work done prbmptli-and se32t back itt
pitunissialL
NO; 46.
1111
Art AMEitICAN WILL.--W,ej always
thought the will,- with the reading of
which Lord. , T.,xtton's play of Money
begins, was a admirable example of it
testator's eccentricity; but tbe truism,
that fact 'ix stranger than fiction has
received afresh illustration,
- in the will
of Dr: Dunlop,' formerly a member ,91
the legislature for Upper Canada. lIo•
commences' his testament with the
usual formula and after disposing of his
real estate in a very busine s s-lilac way,
- he- bequeaths "the property of Gair
bread - to my Sisters Heleu Boyei and
Elizabeth Boyel Dunlop, the former be
cause she is Married to a minister, who
(may God help him) she hen-pecks;
the latter because She is married to no
body, nor is she likely to be, for she is
an old - Wald, and not tuarkot-rife."
Portlier on he leaveS his " silver tankard
to the oldest sou of old John. I would. .
nave left it th old John himself, but lie -
-would have melted: it down to make
teinperance medals, and that wou:d
have been aSacrilege. However, lleave •
him toy big horn snutr-box—he C4iti
only make temperance horn spoons oot
of that. I _leave my sister Jenny 1 1 , 3 r
slide, the property fotmerlY of my
great great grandmother, Betsey Hatllt 1-
ton, of Woodhali, and when she knows
As much of the spirit as she does of tl,e
letter she wit - 1 be a much better Chris
tian than she is. I leave my late bratti
er's •Aatch to my brother sandy, ek
hurting him at the same time to give u
Whiggery and Radicalism, and all of - hell
sjus that do most easily beset him. .t
leave brother-14-lAm, n.y
poneli bowl, as he is'a big galley man,
•ind likely to do credit to' it. I leave to
2arson — CEterlisie my big fairer ci Lat
to 1 - got from the Siincue Militia a§ a
.ttuali token of my gratitude to him tor
tking tit,•sister Ainkgie whom no me.a
tw.te would Lakt.W. I leave to
Toon crttddle a Silver tea-put, to the
-lid that Lemay droll tea toe' erioni to
eneerort hien iioeler the t..tileetiew t, a
AteiLettily wife. I leave tei3, boulta to
ily LfrOilier A tiellew bteauate be b
' , ern jingling wally, that lie way ye t
o aro tci re.etet tti ittl thew. I leave nay
, :iv , et• with the - sovereign in Loa
, oettee 01 it, tows' bister Janet (Iraleato
L./unity, bevaus.e t•lie is iii old wahltabd
„:ous, anti tbefetwe given
0/lion - Aug; and albu grarabooLoti ,
ai it looks Lleceilt, to bee , a
.14.1 IttklUg tbsiuti.," 'the extract
u copied from We 'Toronto (iicitio. Nu
:unlit old 1)r. Dunlop was it very adusi
-I.le olii itifow—und Li* relatioiiis
-o.
GARRISON AND VANDERBILT...a here
.s in .New •York a, uteamboat; Wall by
'.'he name of Harrison. When Vender
il t began running, his Steamers to Ilan
V rzweistv, he engaged Garrison at $lO,-
AU a year to attend to his business in
San Francisco. The contract was 10,-
~)UU a 3 eur and for ten years, and was in
~,r iting'. A little time aftei the Coin
modore sold out bid interest to (Le i Pa
.-.ltiti .I.l.ait Company, and Garrison : was
1.: 1t to himself. The latter threatened,
..uil sued Vunderrbilt, but to no effect.—
At length, being weary of Vanderbilt's
aelays, iced bOug a, man of lierculean
„.owers; he called upon the Commodore
.i.t, his little o 'ce, in Fourth street, near
.roadway. u entering, be turned the
.-,.ey and plat- El it in his pocket. Turn
,tJg to .Valide hilt he said :
Cowaludore, you are at my mercy.
i °Uor I- 11:W JIVX.V.r.-19a.1 . e.4. 1 1 1 , P/ 1 10 utt;
,ovaius revolver, aud Sat dUINtI Opi r ithata
..he Commodore.
VauderWit is not easy frightened.—
Addressing, - Ciarrisou l , Le sa 1 :
" keep cool, you are a jok
eveli it I could hot pay your ,de
ilatids here at this time."
Ciarribou W LIS u u tea by this., but ex-
la I En e'd
" coutinodore, It is useless for you to
r.
'alit . o. The account must be settled.
You or I will be dead, but I will not
:ear this office uutil you hare paid
.ne.l.
* - % ! row can 1?" asked Vanderbilt,
'ow i beg,inoing to feel th 6 elincomfort of
Lis itm.
" Well," tisid Garrison, " in that safe
,mere you have enough to,pay we. This
zecoun t must, be seitied, or you or .I. die,
, batik, all."
The Commodore looked sternly at
..i'arrison a inouient, then turned to his
drew nut some stocks and bander,
said :
" Garrison, you are game.' Here are
hicks and hoiio; Take your dues and
,
UtirriNiton selected $1.00,000 or tne pro--
ions certificates, poci:eted them tnd
.vaiked 011. Every since that time ha
tired Vanderbilt 'am, been the hest of
rientl.4. Uarrison is still here anw9g.
ht New York shipping men. rnao,y„(.,f
•tutu have known him in seem tho.te
-erious roles than we have described.—
St. _Paul _Dispatch.
84.k.NDER.-16- •
t4eetrvg a little •thittg to
Aaiad‘f.r our netp,lAtior ; to repeat all tt e
Nat!). we ha veheprti of hitu, to IA oispi•r
terutation; tont to tstab in tz e
ts great Rattier to , [mil,
though a ?mall thtt.g to us. We cc:a
eVer 1:101w the arr , ol):lt Of repaatiz,i
ali thr tut , To ti itint
tooni.• to
U , f.%'L' blt4/iltll t•Urroekt.',
f We i 11...! is at Nvtt dte a:).+ot
t4)bpeaK ()I.lr i)vi ? ,4lll,ois \\ e
izt.ly once.a
, r , tir , ku it a filki
=I
hothel am rcsolvt:tl Unit I will
e k'r take part 111 ring any one.'
hat u t-e re ; 1i uuld that
toaoe in the i:l)ltiv.) lute (U their lite.
t Low- much would be spared, how much
inure kindly would he our intereourse
with each other. Why, the world
would be like Eden without the h er.
pent. But instead of hiding the evil
treat we have heard; how eagerly we
spread it ; how we gloat over the story;
how glad we are to pour it into the ears
aliieh open so gladly to ree, eive it.
Deprive us of that great staple of con
versation, slanifec, and some of us would
he at a loss what to talk about. Would
that we were only as anxious to tett
the good we knoll' of our acquaintances
as we are to tell
I. le bad w hat)). charm
ing thing society would be. ':here are
p eo pl e t o whom! slander is tthe• very
breath of their life ; social spiders, hid
eous and venomous in secret, and in
darkness they weave their i webs of de
traction. They are a curse to society,
a danger to their friends, and a disgrtjee
to them*eives.
When rstato Hopper, a member of,the
r-!ociety of b'rieuds, met a boy with a
dirty inee or hands, he would stop him,
an d inquire if he everstudied chemistry.
The buy, with a wondering stare, would
answer "No." "Well, -then, 1 will
teach thee how to perform a curious
chemical ex poll mob t," said Friend
iippper, "Go. home, take a piece of
„ Ai n'', pat it,in water, acid rub'it briskly
on thy hands and face. Thou bast no
idv& what a beautiful fret'i i it will snake,
),
Jilts how much whiter tit 'skirt will he.
That's a chemical expeiltneut. I AO
vise thee to try it "
c
. 1
Said I to 14tto UrOther Howard;
There: your toe:4 are out of your stoci..-1
ings again; to we t ey wear o:
to u Kerry." (kiving a comical leer I'o3l
'' Do you k 010 W %V t c niy Stoo,
iog, - ,4 wear out at the toes?" 'No." "Bt.-
cause tote tcrgyle; and Leer clou'.tl"