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lIIE TIOCCCOIitafiGIIATI
ly P U 041411 CD EXERT wrimsnie MORNING BY
P. C. Van Gelder.
1 ERIS OF SUBSCRIPT OA INVARIABLY: •ADM
(per year)
RATES OE ADVERTISING.
irx LOMB of. OP. 14.59, MAKE ONA SQUAIIg
111'1.131ns 41us 13Moa I 6MOs 11
f sl,OO f $2.00 $2,60 t $6.00 j $7, 00 I $/2
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t r rpcciolNoticeit 16 r.iute per lino; Editorlai or
ti cetan per lillo,
ailrestising MUST be paid for In ad ranee.,
~,g-,ln,tir.+lttnultst Conetabla
t sLays,Nllitriage Certificates, &c.,on.liand.
It lif-411`313:5S
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(WM. W. MERROC,
A T El and COUNSELOit at LAW.
,11 . 14"9 to Smith and Boweris Block,aaross
hall
nom Agitator 0111,to up stairNlecond
Weiktwo Jaa. 4,1871-Iy.
- -
Inc. I. Mitchell,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Claim, and In
, tirauco A gont. Office over Kreffe's Drug Shore,
Wulisboro, ra. ion, 1, 1671-y
--
William A. Slone.
A h)rney and Counsolor at Law, liret door above
c..averso .1, Osgood's store, on Main street.
Wollsboro, January 1, 1971 y
Seeley / Coutes & Co.
L: N ER S, 11noxville Tioga, County, Pa.—
R0...01ve money on jeposlt,.discount
nl -Al drafts on Now York City. Collect
, ..• promptly made.--Jan 1, 1871-y
kitiltGAN SEELEy---.INCODIEI•
Utt iu COATS, I Knoxville.
Ca
jno. W. Adams,
A r torney aTIJ Counselor at Law, Mansfield, Tioga
o o ant v, Pa. Collections promptly attended
to .I.in 1, 1571-y
Wilson Ig.Ntles,
kct.racfs" and Counselors at Law. Will attend
rn [aptly to business entrusted to their care in
he counties of Tioga and Potter. Office on
kvenno. Jan. t, 1871 y
• F Wit4ol.) [J. 11.Nius.
John W. Guernsey,
worm* and Counselor at Law. All business
Lturo,ictl to him will bo promptly attended to.
wilco 2,1 dour soutti of liaziett's Hotel, Tioga,
County, Pa.-r-Jan, 1; 1871.
Win. B. Smith,
i'or.ston, Bounty and Insurance Agent. Corn
-I,;(mications sent to the above address will re
;rive prompt attention. Terms moderate,
I \ Pa.—Tan. 1, 1871.
Seymour & Horton,
tiorno3-4 add Counselors at law, Tiogo, Pa.
Att business entrusted to their earn Will receive
prompt attention.
If .
Jan 1. 1,371
11, H. ARsI9TRONG
Armstrong Et Linn,
ATTORNEYS-AT - LAW,
W ELLIAMSPORT, PENN'A
la❑ I, t 9; I—y
IV. D. Tubell & Co"
L braggists, and dealers in Wall Paper,
i.ero , crio Lamps, \Vindow Glass, Perfumery,
Cc.—Oorning, N.Y. Jan, V7l.
1). 1 114cou, M. 11.,
• e u and Surgeon7rls.t door east of Laugher
dct.e—Msio Street. Will attend promptly to
I. ,11:;. WellBl)oro.—Jan.l, 1871.
A. M. Ingham, N. I).,
woeGpathie.t, Office at his Residence on the
A,enuo.--Jan. 1, 1871.
(iefirgr Wfiglier,
r,hop lirbt dour north of Robortm 44 Bail
L) . 3 Hardware store. elating, Fitting and Ile,
nrii,okno promptly and well.--.lan. 1, 1971
Suiii It% Hotel,
:'t., M. Si/1i tliT - Proprietor, House in
odit ion to accommodate the traveling
m ..operior manner.—Jan. 1, 1571.
Fanners' Hotel.
Proprietor. This house, formerly
./ r , 4 i I,r 12 Follows, is r.onuuvted on tom
p. ilo'iples. Every accommodation
• , t l a:at, Chorgos roasenublo.
' I, IS 71
Union 11Ot4I.
Vl9 Horn, Proprietor, Wellsboro, Pa.
• ple isantly located, and hae all
o.vonitntres for man and boasts Charges
L•rir, tin I, 1871-Iy.
11. w. ws:Bit, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeons
iipeuitlg out of Hastings St Cole's
- f.re tour. 1, 1371.
Ladies' Millinery
ECM
FURNISHING STORE !
\ I EnFIF,LD has ft complete assortment
stylee
,et
Goods,
ez it :eliing ht unusually lo vi prices
M I LLINERY
.ii+•ription to suit everybody, and
11 . RNISUING UOODS,
Really2Made Dresses, a corn
owio, tl.nt cannot fa 11 to please the ladies
lofeiamino Goods and prices.
"'IMF Poo otiic.c, Main 6treet.
Mrs. A. J. SOFIELD.
~ r;, May 1 . IS7 tr
New, Millinery !
111. has, now on hand an tale
! Ithi .I. , o , ritnent of all the I.test styles of
MILLINERY,
ancy Goods, Parasols, Gloves,
f'• , Nz_z RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
, fic N -coiling at very low prices. Drop
'Ee the now goods.
-tf. Airs. C. P. SMITE(
SALE.
1 ;IF. 11,, r•igoe.l, owners of a Portable En.
,tth „ . t'ue,li ng ntHebin. two Latbos
‘'", Fren,:h Iherr Stoney attached, are
t flit kre in their Lu.ineer at East
try is In g (id running order,
" 4 ' l l e fair prise, and nn reason-
inquire of (leo. W. Merrick,
,tILONZO WHITNEY,
on the preroisee.
IMO
A MY 4, 1571-tt
TO ~
V ARMERS 4
I A VINIi ptfrehased the famous horse Cal
, sat. M. (nay, who is a son of old Henry
.1,4 !)1 a half hrotber of the noted trotters
14 git M. Patehin and Judy Thorn, I will ,
!"tY
'ATta the present season at 'Wash 0, with
' 4 e teptio n of Tuesday and Wedn sday of
e,.uarl week. when ho will be at lege, at
ir
zlth : a ho tel. Terms : $25 to insure, $4O per
4 t See posters for particulars.
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VOL, XVIII. ,
1 -.PENN - SYLVANIIHOUST
LATELY known, asthe Towapend
and for a' iliac ocidiuPled ° by V. ' 31611-
WI day, has been thoroughly refitted, repair
ediancl oponed by
DANIEL MONROE,
who will be happy q accommodate the , old
Minds of thelionsent ery reasonable rates.
.iari 1,1871 y DANIEL MONROE.
KR undersigned is • now prepared to exe
cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Mo:au.
ments of eithef
ITALIAN:OR RUTLAND MARBLE,
t •
of tholatest style and approired workmanship
and with dispatch.
lie keeps constantly on hand both kinds of
Marble and will be able to suit all who may
vor 'hire with their orders, on aare i a'sonablete '0
as e'en bo obtained in the country: '
• FRANK ADAMS
Tioga•Jan.l,4B7l-11.
Notice. . .
I LE -persons idde'bteti to D. P. Roberts
Book account or Notes arorequested to WI
and{ settle and save Oasts, at G. W. Merriore
dffici3.
1871.-If D. P. ROBERTS
•
C>lia.E3oWr,
ENPS constantly on band, ELGIN
11WALTRAM and SWISS WATCH
at ES, Marine, Alarm Sr. Calendar CLOCKS,
SILVER SPOONS,
PlatOd Spoons and Forks; Table, Butter and
_Fruit Itnires; Caps, Castors and Cdke Baskets;
Napkin Rings; Cream Salt Sugar and Mustard
Spoons; Fine Gold and Agate Rings; Gold Pens
and l''encils; Solid Gold Sete;
Pearl Fancy and
Plated Buttons ; Watch Guards and Chains, tee.,
A large stock of SPECTACLES, GLASSES, and
Colored Glasses, all at reduced prices.
N. 13:—Watobes and Jewelry neatly Repaired.
March 1, 1811.
• A. B. EASTMAN ,
omits:l'lNT: AND Ily:CriAtilcAL
DENTIST.
4.
Office oppos4e Cone House, Wolliboro o P. MI
operations neatly andcarefully performed. Bat.
isfaction guaranteed at 'live•and let live pylon.'
Feb '22, 1871 tf
T. C. HORTON
3AIIIJNL LINN.
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR,
• onstituted by the homes of tb-e—peopl!v--
~ _
And
Ohl:
'HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE MACHINES!
being more than forty thousand In advance of
their salad of tho previous year, and over forty
four toolasail more than The, &ales of any other
Conlinny for 1870, as shown by the following
figures from SWORN returns of the soles of
Licenses.
The Singer Manufacturing Company
Eloll
I sold over the Florence Raining •
Machine Co 110,173 Machines
sa,l orr the Wilco r 'Gibbs Sem
i Ity llnchine Co., 98,911 do,
Sold o ' Fr the Weed Serrlog No
(hints Co
Sold o t er tha lirover llaker
&mp . / Much hie 70,431 do.
Sold t+er the Howe Atneh hie Co., 52,e77 do,
Sold 01..ee the Wheelee cf- . Wilson
Mn4nfo.. luring Co,,
all of Tf'
or,wha k
MACtlr i
into ev'
cularB
Folain
finish,
work,
dolicat
panic
ton, Oi
izod A
T
01Tice
I=
Ma hood: How Lost, How Restored.
ii* Just published, a now edition of Dr.
- -- Cniverwell's Celebrated Essay on the
~), . .., radical cure (without medicine) of Sper
-•' •,• ,••,• matorrinea, or Seminal Weakness, ln
ioluntatir Seminal Losses, Impotency) noted and
Physical Incapacity, Impedimenta to Idarriagt4 etc.,
rl
also Co suroption, Epilepsy, and_fits,indriced by sell
indulge co or sexual extravagance.
Price, n a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
• The c lebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly emenstrates from a thirty years' successful
practice that the alarming consequences of self-abuse
may be adically cured without the dangerous use of
Internal medicine or the application of the knife;
pointin outui mod) of cure at once simple, certain
and effe tual. by means of which every sufferer, no
matter •lint his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately and radically.
This l cturo should be in the hands of every youth
and ever • man in the land.
Scat u,
poalpaid'
Mut., 1
MZEI
127
April
Ne'
JQ
.
P.
Piano
lorgost
tion of
Melo
rle of Inetrumentf bought or taken in
e and to let. ...MT" All orders for re
,ad Tuning promptly attended to.
J. W. MoTNTOSU, Agent.
March 22, 1871.
MI ki:
esehang
pairing ,I
yNTT:
ju este
Sullivan
undersig
meld cant ,
notified t
May 4
THE - -OLD
Tioga Marble Work's.
JEWELER,
._htA N,SF IE Lb, PA
HE SINGER
Manufacturing Company,
eceived the Great Award of the
HIGHEST SALES
avo left all rivals far behind them, for they
SOLD IN 1870
lINDRED ARID TWENTY-SEEN THOUSAND,
thick is mainly owing to the popularity
it is known as the "NEW FAMILY SEWING
which is now fast finding its way
, Jery well regulated household.—For Clr
iving fall particulars of Machines, their
Cases ofmany varieties of wood and
their Attachmen ts_ fornumerous kinds of
~t hich, till recently, it was thought that
tp fingers alone could perform, as well as
tiars about all articles used by their Ma
,lsuch as Tw'ist, Linen Thread, Spool Cot
&c., apply to any of their Author-
snag, or to -
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
:Brondway, New York. Philadelphia
tlO6 Chestnut St.
‘ll 22, 1871— tf.
,ncler seal, inn plain envelope, to any 'Wares!,
'on receipt of six emits or two post stamps.
r.enlverwelPs "Marriage Ouide," price 25
ddress the Publishers,
CIIAS.J.C. KLINE & CO.,
roadway, New York .Post•Olilee Itox 4,686
„IS7I-Iy.
Musiof Store!
' , OPPOSITE CONFI 1101JSE,
• BENER.'S new Improved Iron Frame
d.Soft Pedal
E=NO FORTES,
Dealer in all kinds of . ,
s und Musical .Merchandise,
nd best selection of MUSIC in this tett
e Country. Pianos warranted for 20
years.
~eons and Cabinet Organs
th Oreoner'e Patent Foot Pedal
Administrators Notice.
ERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the
'a of Lafayette Down, deceased, late of
, township, having been granted to the
ed. all persons baring claimS against
and those indebted to the sama are
o call for settlement of the saute, on
LORENZO DOIID,
E. W. JAQUISR„
Admire.
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Coaches, i cOruhtahas
_all, Alotiort i
;:. ,ImpTaToueritas • aro ,
rmi(througl i on • 01/ Trafps betlfqllZl - 13uffolai - 7019gars'
Palli,l3uspension 'tithe, 'Otertilated 'cinch:lMO and
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N. otlt,•L're 1 9,00 am 11,00 it in ''6,3opiii l 1,00 Pin
Jer 011 Y" ," 0.16" 11,15 "1 7 , \ 6,45. 4 4 ... , 740 4, . .
i Nes ark, ''‘ • 11,06 1f,.. 6,49Arii: ~,n,•,,,
1, Parsirsgit as 1 2 ,00m---, 6 .. 25 - 4 - - • •
Tu ere '" - '10.48 • 6 lAD:Di: 7;46904: 9,10 Bap
`Ns b'rg " ' /1,40 arts , 5,80p . t0 •
Or' court" 1,59 pm 8,00 "
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P't gere/s, Arr. 11,66 " 3,36 ". ~, piwT,, , ;3,80 p pui ,
Bingtemtott "' '3,69 pid 11,17:" ' - . 2 , 2 ;' IA" " 338 1 411
Elmira"' " ' : 6,44' " ' - '11,89 "";4,49 1 a , 1.:6‘16 , v';%'
Roclester '.. " 10,21 - 4 - 1 :-.IA..".1..:.'; 1 9,65;1a 0 , Viiil4 l
antral° >, " 10,60. 61 t : - ..8,20am41.29,1!i. 11;2 8, f #5 .7
Nhtg. Falls " '11,68_,#.. 7 413',-. R4a t i ltt.
Bu s i d :rld4te 0 /209 xi:: 2 5 ". i
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Olerehind 4 ' . 5,600g.'. 2,80 pi id - •-7,2oput , ' , 49 - v4W
Daiwa ": ',12 5 80 p:M.E.7,26 " 4,06 a m 4,06 am,
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11.25 gim—iei;v,;tlOpits ig i 1.444' foT.sAoTuilitellisi.'
10.20 a`m--Lestve Corning, sur.lturi4fdr llornelUillts.
.4,60 a m—Leave Corning , for llormalsrlDo. ' I. 1
2.00 p rn—Leave Corning, es fiundsyn, for Buffalo- -
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BTA O.IA .--.. .)-' ,175:'14 E 7:110. 4; -- - -.- -119. $.,. NOI 2 .
Mu Du:Att. iive 4.45 p lit; 5..... -' , ~..- ' ,...116 pSU
Day ou,,s'N. .. , ...1.2,0aua1, ~„„i„ 5 ',...8.46az0LL 8,211 "
Cleveland 's " 726' "" ' ''.; ..t . .. .. :. ' `B,B2pla 'lO.OO s. A.
Pdelvlllo " '4/1.32 Din ', - .14.. B.loBop .2.B6ain‘
Du irk " 1.26 p m " 10.00 p m ' I
8 us-Bridge " 1.40 " 6,86 p m 5.60 "
Stags Falls " 1.48." 642 " 6.00 "
Bunlo) : #. ' 2.40." . :6 .26 " 11.20 't : 700'
Rocbester :.11.; 4.00 ft If -; 3.40 N•. .. • . ..s.„ I ::8513...4
Elmira '
•„IMO ” 12.28 s in. .6.04a_t0, 11.30 "...
Bin ham'ii . " • 10.08 " • 2.28" ' , 7.00 " — 1.229 . 1:0'
Por Jerrie dr. 263 am 7.06 " ' , 11.40 " : 6.26 ",, s!
hthl let'wu " 3.68 " 8.00 4 ; ..., .
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Ne urgh " 11.40 a iti ' • 8.80 "
Tar ere " 9,0513f1 1.13 - Dia 048 Sup
rid &son " 5.60 " ' .40.15 it . in ' 2.20 p 11/ 'fiiSti put
Newtrk '' 7.00 " 2.06 pm 636 k
Jerey City" '1 Ct 33 " 10.53 - s. on" ;2•65," , ' 8.12 k
Sew York ; 4 .' 7.00' d 11.10 " .'910 ., •'.'._=- 820 "
ADDITIOM Lova 'Pupa
11.20 a ni=."LininCorniniffiindays eieepied;for Owego
12.05 p an—Leave Conning for Susquehanna.
2.05 p in—Leave Corning for Minis.,
4.24 p m—Leave Corning ex. Bun., for Suequebanna.
*Cady. , .1 - Ifondeo exoeftelf. •
L. 4 RIICICSR: , t !.
A OWI Supt. den. Pape, Ag't.
BlOssburg & Corning & Tioga B. B.
DEPART FROM. T/ODA77 -03 9ENG.
NO 1-9.33 a m = IToi-812D+~
'lO )10 54 4 4 On
Nd 7-6.38 am ; 04 in 02.07 pl-115 p ta
NalB-6.30 pra No 15.710.14,p m Nol7-1.36 ara
I DEPART EBOtt TIOGIAllo1180 . NORTIr::
Net 2-4.12 pin No 4.8.42 ain No 8-5.26 a m No 8-8.08 a m NoIO-10.50 ain No 12-1120 ain
No 14-12.01 p m No 16-1.85 pm No 18-548 pIA
20-0.241 r rn No / 22-11.Llp ne Ica 24-12.35 a m .
A. g. GORTON, L. L. iIHATTIICS,
Supt B. &. O. Opp% Tioga R. R.
;Northern' Central Railroad.
ARRIVE AT '
-FROII TEEN emu., nom TWIROTP.
Express 10 66 a, m Morning Ac0..,.=.11. 00 a M
Elmira Mail—AO 35 p m Evening •730 p
Express —930 pm
LFVB 4i444 , 4 'c' • '
: •
ME
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.. . . .. . ..
GOING NORTH . 001V1) SOM.
h.tOrtingACC..... 616 ate Elmira Atail vw ... .6 60. a m
Expr,ese ' 'l.l 80 0, m ittinligli.gi., ... ;:.1? 45 :pi li
Evening Ace 816 p in i liumeport Ace.. 6 66p m
ED. E. - 165:404, -- pen'l Pace. Ag't.
JENi - ELRY STORE:
` WELLSBORO, PA.
ANDREW rOLEY,
yrir pas long, peed eifebill
as
--s "\:"ltii sited in filo Ja.iefribital
ist
• „ t
)lf,o
nos in Wellaboro, has al-
F;
1 • ways on sale, various
kinds and prices of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
92,831 dn
GOLD OR SILVER CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY, GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, RINGS,
PINS, PENCILS, CASES, GOLD &
STEEL PENS, . - THIMBLES,
SPOONS,' RAZORS, PLA
, ' TED WARE,
45,825 go
SEWINC MACHINES,
(- ,
With most Other articles usnall:y kept in Such
establishnient, which is sold low for
Repairing done neatly, and promptly, and on
port NOTICE. A. FOLEY.
January 1, 1871—y.
House & Lot for Sale.
IWILL sell my house and lot at eieasonable
price, if applied to soon. The lot is.large,
house of convenient size and well arranged, in
good repair, and altogether a desirable property.
Apply to the owner on the premises, _font of
Craton street. '
April 26, 1871 G. 0. DERBY.
Farm for Sale.
rip E - Subscribor offers for sale his farm,
atod in the town of Dolmar, some eight
miles from Wellebora. Said farm contains 7h.
acres, some 30 of which is improved; good
framo barn 30x42, and a good log house, nnO
some fruit trees thereon. said farm ia.
passed for fertility-of soil 'in this Set , rl..n. For
particulars inquire of the subacriber at the *office
of G 4 W. Merrick, Esq., Welleboro Pa.
April 19, 1871—tf. A. REDFIELD.
"WI F letters testamentary ow the es
tate Of'Detijamin 12oodwin, late of Mid
dlebury, deceased, have been granted to the sub
scriber, all persons indebted to the said estate
stre.requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims 'or demands .against the
estate of the said decedent, Will make known
tife game without delay to
JEtttEMIATI
April 19,1871-Bw. Exeenter:
JEFF, DAVIS,
THE fastest trotting stallion in the county.
'will stand at the stables of the ,subscriber,
in Welisboro, the present' season: Owners of
good trotting meter will do well to lake a look
at hiin. For terms, see posters at the different
hotels and publio places in the county.
May 10. 1871 SOL BUNNELL.
STAVE NORMAL SCHOOL.
JUDO 12, 13 and 14—Monday, Tuesday and Wed;
nesday—Finui!?samination of Senior clam
June 26—Sunday ,evening—Anntial amain .be-'
fore oie attulente. , • ' '
, ,
Jane. 28 asl27—Menday.and•Tneaday:—Exam
h4tion of: tliWeasees._ • • • ; •
June 27--Tneed4• a 'ir,e n t ng-94imknencement
concert.
Jane 28—Wednesday evening—Oration and plz.
• cm before *eilterary societies. , •
.;
June 22—Tkursday—Commencement.
0. H. VERRILL, Principal.
May 24, 1871 4w
nV• Imi i•rT• V "
n.L.31 I BoR
kTIOGk6 -00
4 ito„ &c.
C A S H.
Executor's Notice.
MANSFIELD, 7100 A CO.,' PA
‘•
; --•-•'-474 : 4 4.-4-•';-,•--..,N-fs., :•-•:. .- -, - - ..41,------, ' 1 4-.1
"''Awes • itiltai of ihinaeureual , absuidityi••46
s . ,
emareiandl .thel fatalist)* , rollieklng stenseise,
tat lett - 4•ip - t hsArtskill -Ricsrdsr. i c-- '.-
'. -- i '., iii , t_Lt..4OOZIJAIM., t -, , •, ,1
i.:,A to., .t 777.1 ...i ..• , • , .ii. r—:.=
ri in au eat days lustre liven a Turk -
lit iOiNce,l344.i. tifilglii thettet t l ' ' A '',
I WU 'Aid the Prophet's bel; 'work;
r .. As Baba of Jerusalem.
-
-• •• I He 14d:ri, artegliter i meet itud•smlrk, -- - •
I Oatipartiebt fair; and -dark blue hair; •
WitWhau s trht-aboue her Biro a Turk • • ••••; -
1 1 • Ax4 l 4lt the Dame, Xa;roomalum. i • ~ . •
Oh Hti-coesle.4,atl,ki-featle-uutl:Ka-foorle-untll;
oh Ke4 o 4 l plumE;SJJeidjuB bfee of the Baba./' '
`A — 'yciath - rielded itbar to she; '
'Et,44i,•a'perf46l - Jamb';
b Was otaaoloat - 11. .
,5i '!And ottiaoHnize old i/illiriblekciati.r
He, dro.4.4.lratre huid pretiliatea
Am 4ad attain hitt
ktA i r)nalng al„the-Allibro's beR,
• I P1511 4 43981 1 14;40950 - 141.,'
•
i „
Andcelth.ti'vbrici:bfrAla•Siati:r."/
I /lava truirnegiedito. barabodzhi tilav;
Ailetknb Alum - ao ! he. to,sehnnie,i,l.
P 4 r,t4 P. 99 feali; IMQ tho arucgrito, 1, 1 1 1 .
Ani "Kftigi ttg ittiPgrith!'s.barent,
4 74 frY0 *EI - f4Pzf.
The'llith - a'wat abont to - smoke, '
His 'altiveit
"hfaithatltt4 dOgltitntriliouit-havo'broke I
• Clonin.dotini my bra, itthtiotitalo"-'em !it
!The Balla Afteathed
;CF O P9 down tho StatrAtwitnesseirthere
; The fiefttler,qp,tt in thrint old tiles,
Ra..fooslo.arn.,
. ,
The t , s'lltibti - sitld'ite• l '
,Than t'sfticitk went up
.dtnirs;
And fookichow-string fixim drawer,' '
. _
• Audits - min buck , ' totilia-foezleAttn. -
'The mattlen land , the youth iho took - '
!APEl:oh.94 ,3 4,Shges
?I' ° ,„,g4h4r 11#0 ,6 4 !401 its: the brobk
•
And stilithe tit:lo6llo46nd '
,When day is.gone from Lebanon,
Andwhert'.the Eastern'atoonlight throws
• A ohaddw,,on. Jortteitetni
Ilottyoonthe. walling Of the cats,
../L. sound
. theiefalls front ancient, wails , t)
!A ghost i ta spin wtth;thress - old hats
4, 0- .Pc1. 1 414 1 0. .
Oh I J K A'f9 ' P\l l9 l l ß! l \gl l4oo . 2llo • l 44l.Ra4ctortewth!
Oh 1 " Kar-0 4 '54 . -Vtnlv.t4O dAlmhter,:efrft Babaj
• -
.1111A"CELLAN.EOUS.
[For tho Agitapi: ]
451 R THE BIRDS.
A .P. 4.4
.
Air. _Editor :—lt Mint right for you
"to go back on the. birds." They de
sera bettor tretitmeht ' 0610:A11'We,',
gerieroai Mari; like
,yei,rieilt: i Ttiinigla
of eoilige-Iliei loge herrieli.'...W.liqiii - ` ,
bla t te'ltheiii' for' 'that? and 'hoily. r :e44, ,
th 'iliSerliriiniitebet*ion-"OUi'Opy
PlaiattitieuegridithiivideilieldsPr i i)pared
for'theleespe i elai benefit , - hy , ti4ert land
oui "Cresier'?'" Di Martian 1,441'00-4/i,
fault,lliiiiirienettit eritel Meads can bb
deNilsed'oi frightening (it'fitiying:s*ay' '
thief trrat - 'etiatUiep trurifbili . 'arl'ext
bethi?:'*"lady leultiyator 'iisSetlifi'hat:
th 4 ,eiligl die White\'*":. 4 khli f e s ieg i l 4
girios'cbettflY o'4tt; eihnontiiiiiit.o3,i/:
4ii iiwitibir, ,, otitivrittsbe**Jytivin#l,r
' bed fili':frultliiiie.'o6, l ett e gi Will bf_i:lglit
serhpirdt iliViEsyrided : frisii'soas_to.
gliiireifland i 'Weiti T fia - tia, a1 i i.;...4. d . :t,
1 silieif'ie r iolike-rehirt ?( 4 . ' . C . re w" I:: i*.fas,
at4tirti) isf'ffte - ; Milt bai: ; „ i , i 'Seii,i.e-"tohlfif;,:
we iicieilliiiofe) liiighele'dOligeCle`
"turn about and wheel aboni,"' arid
flutter flags, or iyamithfureiinally alai,
ralugjailiiileirsyrks tline.'.' •
benirc.l4thOMiikillzie hires - Shot, `for;
durint-rdo4t fof 'eV
. titne 'they: .0044
i
wi 'Wide; ilfWinii 4 1uSeetiviatA*71),*.
Y 0 crtlinsuit i :l'Vni4,!ii(irixiS,_ =Oleo;
m htchil6 2 - : VbeitiittelliClegiert.:-Lbtit'
th rdre r all tiSvolikect J O' itiellisiS. - ,,
Ilalvi Ali - read' 04 1`11e111r#S, of litiliei-'
wot i th?" 3 lf net ; look - for - It in a boind
vol roe` 6rtlierAVatiii6 %ail* ftiiil
lea' licitohlitcdi , •'e'teli'lii - wheic . ,thelieo,
era hi'eltYfft ii"riefiliiitinelent burgh'
pr laime ' . r - erusadtsgainst thatiirds,
and Rubin* it, please. , 1eer11, 1 44541 1
frokri`tiettteritle'deedini*ti„„W:hat h r iafeg .
thqi , N6iNigViviletliU' 04.00, 'Ali* .
t l
t
miiffe,4iiiio 'rtc"u , blids.4r.
l'e roi l and it o.E44,c,initl t gie I,44:usril
of 146 - eo*lnitiiiid .- ,-iiiia :y,.4lBcoylered
tha ''the Yeiinwhirdi' Were , .,deskoyini
their wheat. The ileldsiWere covered
with Reeks of thern,,,picing 'ns : .at,
the' heads Of the graiii. " 'gee:Unix . * at
one) side, they w ould take the field in,
reghlar C . 012630;--;-:and, to wait, the grain,"
thel btrds inust gill lie shot. And. so'
the Were; ttisTsicanY as possible', ati,it the
rest frightened: aWaY. - What Was the'
restilt?' JUStithis': So 'far. as the''birds!
had Werk'ed over the 'field,' the Wheat'
left! wits 'sound ; beyond that, it was ,
sWtirininglidth the little red " - midge"
or,') Ni'deiril,” Which , a few years ago'
aluiptit Pat a 'step to the firednetion of
wheat in the'ltfiddle States: . ' This 'Was
the' " deigretetiori" the birds wero caus
ing, and-this the re w ar d dealt them. -
i,‘Refuoiliiig at every ste p be treads, ' : , `
Mart yet mistagei hii way. i ' , 5 '
_ ,
The sall.birdS have_ many enemiesi
—hawks, owls, crows , (Which destroy
Oe!eggs;) hrid squirrels, , Wjitch,.trinV
Pure iniechielVapparently,break - up tke
nests 'end ihroiV the young birds 'out
upon the ground ; as was done in shin]
lioui.e in our grounds, where a pair of
bluebirds had built, and where four lit
tle birds, were found dead in the grass
beneath, one of them slightly bitten by
81)8.4) teeth.
These enemies will suftlee'to keep in
bounds the too rapid--increase of the
'birds: As the iuseettilheShave no eth
er nateratex,terriainatem, pr o vided; (so,
far 4s ire lc tiova . ,). trtie'wisdom, , as well
as liarrianity, and the lciri' of "their'
sweet 1 : 0 4 810 , AvtilAoo;utill.lolY Prompt
us LO , : - •,:- ' OPARE THE BIRDS.
Mtn
netield; 40'16, iB7E
4P#ol . , lll :4tua• ,
' egroes'4re,biird.fikea'ded
A. zbutte Anierictin 43orrespondent. at
Ito- ion paper writes ) ' ' H
'`i The negro totes' - vverything on his
head, frOin a small, paper parcel t 0.4
grand piano; and on this 'head,' a lady
spending the hortilOriths
dered her Plano ;344mA frOntittie
,cl 4;,
a diatauce ornbout , twelve imileS, sup,
posing - A Ninbidlre gent by team. I 'llst
oa :the Aei , - . l,44nied eight fier*O !
madallieir au - pear:Nage. in ,Tl,l me% witb
the 'ettidr on 'their'
*4ly, hea4e±hpilig brongfitittheei,-'
hiandini..the inenntaiii
,roja'nr- tiiiiir - mtietrhetiyyYnp *grader:
witnent,'ll4e •9 et i orkpittfot Wit npOi:the
Ay.! tr6tikt r e'dettflik c it d'eVin; theiel44i
ly negrot pnreikl ; it abolagf the , y,afra•
With:a shig46bEr nialeh,'" lb show that
they were net in the least done hp by
their perforznance.”
MOM
MOE
„ i lDint ro siant ni.l.,?!.,,.Y
q 11 [;11-,110 . ”; x-4-44...it;,-,.” ..:tr:•:. ,lilil -.14.1
t higaiittWltitkitit r Ait ) ,Q o k, SitiNkg.44f
gliglietvilti)+ 2 § . ,OW iggNikif4 l ll •
E M04 1 1 1 0 1 1 9 01 104 141 1 q 113 41 t. ).
/ APW 6teil k i g C 9o oP e ro49 419 6 - n A I :
L OA ei l li tlW,g4i-4 1 0 aa 4fr a, C 44`- A.4 7 : - ,
t i i4o o .q4 , Ili'filiign: NitfitTY.l l
liiiiii wit pitflanthi,94 iii,icid#p c #*
Won, which makeit ti few - enbriothi="
if i lii'lind ' th'e - 02ultitiidebpggailli i
r.' 'The Ateo -1 111: told VitiP,an iiiitvl
ftlitlfigl i iii4 alit** ' j tliat ' iii p4itl
'a lliitekiiiiii'Diiitiaaok o!' is 'thilithaV
trliAif. I Itikihtiliiiiiii , 'of"liiilliphii'
abi6flZ l the' ' OillOriii"* ; poiMti',
'Via* tha'Oittited'ilikti#dlh#
lit lit' Xiiti'y'''arki "tiihej i,
Of ilViji'elfPiiiiiided tit.f. "- , Vii gliie .,.
.4itititioCt•fttie-iiihrivaitil iti inciliFiv 1 rt:
ttinlfielfittfielPtirAtattittiklliity l m' '
• galltii4orkitigichi§oiliiiPtdaiPot .
iike. -I Thetilittaktpdatoithitsi4ll ' '
rift'-tiiatidivJlintahleuitritliiV, sa
rOittitititiAtookiii,/akdalibiltrigit
WO Alit eriiihitUttgaill LIU , VAVitic4.6 ' al
'iii: hiliiii l Aittirtitidritiablidnitil ear takai v,I.
hi: daily bread. Hayfrigf 3 iiiiikiled; lilif- ( 1
4:., WiiiiSiiiiiiiiicivitifiiiituPurithiatti4. ei
~ r t, : y came iiiiiiiirilli d6hfileigiiiilditifoll ti
, tifi • iiiiiiitkitteiViiiititatrtheiliidqii fp - ii t
41 re txyelve children tPled t ikti'4l l 6' 4
'eig , t-tok-ten i ritiblif of* teriesmiiitliOilefi i ;
in` heliftitti fi kairWi4il4l 4 l.laoill*
, vidi dfi:li4it cr . pillt '; ,, ' , litkiiirith.,,ofii
the= $4611 ielitiediid . iii*lbiiiitepttoka
ate f# d_aiilder4iiiiiiiiiiii4.4l4Wit
Yiii , kiSqii:4 ginidtiiif thaiiiillia , ruo-
nit), VqiitrYflji*itle e&ii-L,iir Wittiatitii
'ilia filifstiiifaiiiiiii;fihihe a r bitiitil*eill
tu4 ' i t'clirefiefit 'hi* 4i-itii :iiiiii, l ,6i4z.
eitheisitiglir, or ' tOilliti; iir'"triPletireti
'otherwise, he "tiould'inest! miditialy
'6,422111En Or liiiiCir thini in' thilusiiii4Y
egtitt i ;' aad''takii 'the . 'do . tisiqiiiiit'Ccaf''
.ria tiai.iiiiiteeittli giatneciiiid fir tilt tOf
plitliaiiii'initia*
he deizeditielie;# ,
bp
":infant I titiiivetarts . for' Vanitheill, ,
lEiri (0! &-i' i riditteti f thCithi , iiittArC the .
'TA aiaii? l ' lila Yriiid iiiStili airested,'`lthd
l
a'a, ri rAileives'freb2 hint, the baby' and
takes 106 itip - EttiittO' ' iif ' the' Siatera of
3 ,440: , •',41.i1:1J! , .
l i 1 "i " ' 1
1 14 ' . . i ' " .- i‘ 'h'
. he sa tre s /...... ti,att -e bigo tr y al t •
. aooilitliat:64 - , .iikarillk none -4 11ke
130 eritir"Oelhe i ',!'llerde 4 Showell 'the
rikl,)
tier te*iiie -i dao to ntirge - lhe'lia=
- "i2.i- , Mite ii' , 9lo .- Oirietetieil, l 4l'd 'tiii4'
1
Cia ealiared' to koiselyte tlie iisklt'et. 7 ,'
l's her , Certificatus decided that 'thee
bay should hot be allowed .fo 'reeive
uit4itliO4tieliei‘i,klathiiiintatio4ll unless
'abei slietild*ifo*, t:h0,00 . .4 - ,:p0:4p03 - ;
Al l itiifioi,lvittin i 'p#iti#‘xtrAtAtillmi.:'
;iii+ , ''O'lttti#tipti: FlirpOirii . ei#,' l t,,efo4,
'' approaolied tbe ibfaut,., ' Mrs. C_fltqt..
sh i i . , iti.,/ ••
~1. . • .•, a ,
, W , ilowayer,, renraptoy ? end laro,ulti,
'net her jcin,the,ehtirch; , er submit her
ihproteettuat bosom 'to` 'ape!): i)) 11)44-,
iht.i.”, , , •
:( ..„, ...t. ... . 7 ,:.1,: - ~.,....,!_,,,.;
Mrp• 0 111 Nv4 43 _. con s ,q ( VonlY„ la!i ii Pq ,
1.14 iitiMiege fif,iiiinjpg,Oie'obild, and.
oreat.exciteinantliaapecas l ienedutnong,
.tiiii
,ricitestaiiLt . neigtqaora la Conn
d npe, . Thq Rrotlkluirit t .15:4 0540, Mil
:II 041611 1u1RP,.f.14./10, 4P; , t_Tplin. 4,
t
•-vxt: kcop 411„113:.-`-`P110914ng ~ .1 11 ficgpee )54
'Pa al aggreasion4!'',. Jiball.., a mhilti, lof
'ili Church of,4uglatid be, trained up
) ,,(6 - apacy ? i , tev,pr P Legal opinions are
•o 6 Olined,,thq.fifiw aPPSV9O; M.," 0 1 1 °
. 14.':I.niiii;"(nity se vail'an - ,uprcier, ' as "ir idea'
''ilVte`"it-' Ofirtilen'dOlii - dePetided"titieh
paxtelitibyf. r - Ainiv traiii,:.:'The 2 CiftlW
irilcifouridUerests thti: 4 llblitifet'the
34 to ow , And:without thicinterveritiaze
'ar 91# .. f1...4031,0h he plAtinutkiStriratilae4'
'ftie 4APY:M10.7. 1 4 leit tp_Ohtpitz . m4
1 3 iirtli,09P!12. 1 g9P/00 1 Peet9,§4Ntqfmk.f3krPtr.
vletod a
aus,but go.oa after:l4lPil of aka
-"bdi - 4'.'', eike„'iroluntarliy givas him ev,er•
iii-- the Wciieitaat Detectorial amocia,-
11bn, With the' consoling reflection, tliat,
Ilaptiiiii hailabeialuto* Sealed him" to,
- the bitholtii, - 'ohUrch—"a, bend from
'airbieri' i " only Papal ' execimmuMeatiaii
-60.ia! absolve him."
"AlitiVe"Baby was brought In triumph'
=lien` Olitt• Piotestant. - up*. ipe. , o4 - g; *A
-this a fierce diictiasion., :arose.: 4a: ia- i
'iifi WET bealionAd be'llent to, an Elpial ..4 k
cob vapojoilioti Preabyteruspi MOW} - bi l
i•iii t,9,EggiAt4Owiustitlliton; . Tin049,1:•1 4
ba lzqf - ,..lfAt t .i; . ail4f,gsilf.9y#4l3Kt 31 ,
11l gt}gq! t 4 st.P J* ,h ° ll te ? . P es q!elltti i ßt) 41
1
Ailli, - rsai iticordoooaitlie ' bßPT itp Ai
1
4: ifirc!ra;hiJeOltriil i1A(140 , 9a 1 17, gm
ree ti
tten. ; '''Ph i eri“e lay, splahVidly,
it
. tittinied id rebes'presenied by e ditch=
i 4.1 Making Ida preilinfee remetutith 7 id ,-
by aioutcry, he was finally, - by' cent. ''''•
sen 4 "'Of the• enlightened chaltilititi,'
pi \ cited hp and' carried :off by a &di .
*marl; who offered itolake temporary`,
ebaige 'Of. hitn - "for , the sake 'of _the;
cau§e..!!A .fow,bours later 'a 'policeman
fou4dhyn,stripped pf all his• clothing;.
and , iyrapped "in,a copy of the„ largest
dal , PP:pqr, t in, the world ,',' lyfng on ,a
dab step in a harroW alley. And so u
police !4.ition Was the next receptacle
oiltiii , lati6y. ' .
~G oki Vas the indignation w hen , the
prutifrobbery and desertion - of OiU X is
Bahr_ beeame 'known '
.: The bbsiness•
was taken in hand by"ti, sort of l'EVati- •
gelid .-Allbuice9 • Cominilttee, which
ttaoved . oniy in - hatred. , to ;Property. 9 :
44%I.'tilib!..connnittee, reported the following.
que4tions to !zie disoaoo, in regard to
the disPoial of the child.:
, I
, •
I
r ~ii { ~
=II
,_ •,,, I
. ,
L As touching The body
• efi. Ar-lleforithal - he - ehould be fed and. clothed ?
Wbatilnencerrupd-fashion that should ho
done ?
AL. As touching the mind and spirit:
• ~a. Whether he should be educated ?If so— -
'b. What were to be'the sabjects of instruction ?
c. What' creed, if any, should be primailly
taught ? i • •
Shop!!! be be further. baptize!! ? If so— /
'l. Tato whit eonialuilioli?
2, 13'y ceredicitifal? ; ' ' ."
• ,
Tbe Con'sequentdebate in.committee,,
lasting tbrepeCtwetity-tliree Meetings'
anq tt-Yeilies time; passed over
,liere," . rrpey aboillid'in the clerical' an
•
tegonism`dl Protelitint sects *Oro
esSeOldle iTira faith; title of
-the - oliaidef '''"See how 'lliese
Christiana . Mee 6.;
WhiielilllB4Oi lie4tril 'het,
gen telkinigentlY
funds collected in the churches for his
`Allef-had , beeit (Vcresfed•AO ;
ilt;i;doinatitteicithough , v6hollitilett!
hati been: iiaohed,fwasiinable longer' t&
get together a qtioruni. ,
whoe,chazge ,;baby 1 1 1 W; been left ,
getting tiredtof her.finrsqtdied aery
a dry is s firially lieaN
_proceeding from a,
)A 11 9 19 '44 A14.041' Folni*ot t
aelitY,Po24 l6 ;tigutk4 l 4;l ll l9lmcwegn. , t;49:
'tw4 - 004,9490-:x 18 t 2 9 - ~uteaeesnl '3'.to
,81 1 ;Y:thAt.t4)0,;1 0 4factsAck;W. 1 Appegar. 0 Ea;
'* ll 9neeAcA,P.?fill4 came,: go.v,et4 3 4 fife
1i5P0441 )1 :4 2 , 9f 00 1 ElOy;- 1 ,;.,
cannot touch n the long .and
./i4roegazappotea fdloweitakitol
*filch pastel/mute • tiles, with '.his,
34,1#,;#4na1/08, 40104 unotintwhitivingl
*zatile been give I that nothing be:
Idone tgitte , ‘, dice : _ot
quesiion. A heavy b of expense was
run up in. contesting this ;natter, and'
1,11 6 .fhi MIA/bit!
;).160.4.1i
ird.+AW,
MM=MMM -
'L. - I'
t :•r
)f.
'i' ~' ~ 1i .€.
a t fly
4:i . v, ide i ebou tmaallretehe l ci—,tbe
Id: 1 :'anwhllejgtr%jnst:nugh
;Itouanoeestetihiiy::uia:
.
" 4;: 7 ::: e : h : l: : 4f:44l : giahite47tlppi
5,
1Qtnt113a,,,Wm,P938,, ot her tlin: 4l hP
rEr tisfeAt loshy, son . et
42110 x, abotit;
t tithom s 4. much stir had b e en ',Made
tsvP yea, 0, trfore." . And they "went
-ftir f tikat fiitiff, to whom, the", ail-
MO; ' t 4 4 0 'hat - dais; '"ehangeling . Was
line ila , Silvered by a dePitYrell4lng
Allotii4ititt the 'benediiitio4 - bi - me
—'There he is,d-n him!'"
r, (?: - . : -pti , n i t: l l,: Maternal,' fraternal .6
fi9r retiiii eating awaited him at, his
IA htda , I On the contrary; no soon.,
P L Lb (elladea .of might- again !fall
?If VOA% nynan•father 4rope blot,ou
-4 4,99r,5 , p i pt agdpb room.. ,
,Thera he •
4 / gil4P 4l , ol ltw "kirt4raAtil ',O B .-
) e s
r1105,(95 010 flitintifacture, of
vI ' iNtr„_ The'ogyMiub li,UO
ije V ,P I s li r li. 140 , 4 E 0 1 4 ,C l O,ll
iii
t ttt kb& re i ttenehirtWite grovca
4
owl ttik i iinW 'n1441-144' f or a'
liiiiir ulikdikutted;' nigiectedir'ex;i I .
he is turned to account for the use
, ehitigtihuti ithdPolitietilthineariery.
4? ul
f
ar thitquipoSS thdy-lit fast get 1
p j fr dblshinifandatterapt ,to turn itii rn
rpi, doild#Sather, Who evaded 'the, iicel 4 -
lanribyltaigrating to America.
, 1140.Y.9 tiAns far bad ',"What ,Ginx
p
J. 4r
- d with him," "What charity and the
t
I 1 tircire,did l yith, him," and `,`What
parishidid with him," at "What •
- ehihsclark i ti -politicians id ivith
• i „., i L ,' AA, Cni . Y,,'remains to tell ."What , ,
Vaility;,did with himself.' , Now
': rttlif . pitwitliout mental Or. mor..-
ni
i lt.ti 4C- 1 44;4h0 , witit all tie• Wts of a ,
spniledlzhild, tired of - the ' life ' he was
)Ics4ling;,' l 4ta bottc4ed, Without leave,
.g?lgq*: 4 444 : o l Foin an.inmate's room,
wAth.a feWleilver forks acid spoons,' and
.4.tieil. 7 i,".l%,To'fittempt was' wade to'
,ipi4V-PtAIM, - .;.11ia spoils, quietly . turnr
,e 4 into inioney, were: quickly . spent:—
.0 1 ftt(hP',4 1 :! to pit; his wits against Star-
IrAttlori, and 'whether he' tried honest
work or.thievtag, bad but a sorry time
-of it. In the end he did for himself
344 vat his father had attempted at
the 9,ots et,,..,pne , dint midnight be
leaped from 'Vauxhall Bridge, sank in
tha Thames, and was,drowned.
, ' days the author, in conclusion : "I
didi not then know what form it was
thAt +Milled doWn below the glisten
log current.' Had I known , that it was
- Gl±',6 baby, I should perhaps have
dip ea 4 1130eibty, which, in the sacred
na 9s . of *Wend charity, forbade the
fat er49 throw his child over the V,au.tli
i / z
1.13 gigs!Ag i t-hue • when he was alike,
ni b cingelqua eflife and death, has at
' lel - , ( itself
. 414.yett him over the parapet
IMO the greedy waters—." Philoso
-13114r5, philantluppiste, politicians, Bap
-hits and'l, l roteritants, poor law minis
ter and 'Varlet' Officers, while you have
-.been theorizing and discussing, dehrt
tini,• wiatiglltig, legislating and admin.
istorinio4gbod ' God! gentlemen, be
twell you ell,.where hue , Girlies baby
v t a
" ' hfi f morainf the book, and what it
is 1,/,3741 - rivipg at, is summed up 10 1
- tbe,pp . l3grafiacue at forth. by the o etithu-I
4 4 4 t,,M, lettlf4esi one•otitheo. eharmters
WiIPIIPP.W4 ,I 44S;; "Ptpatriid t a a „lag:,
libiit - cf Otewlirkkignaen of Lendpn) to .
W ) , ( k1be..14 1.0 ecilic!Otitißh,thatlteePs poor
&Wig - inn - half ratforis, or fiends"them to
ih'e poor - heutie; take 'all the sick,
'bat Med Mid incapable poor' , into work
li c dttitif managed by humane men, and
'toby ghouls; legislate for compulsory
im roviament otwork'gmens dwellings ;
'ek pd . and,, enforce the: health laws;
apt Area hhraries and places of rational
Eini gement, instead of spending ,thous
:n
a
10m ..;:PiZeiguti sycophants at one
i t
~ e ll df.the metropolis; distribute yOur
art r p.ndaninsenent to . the kingdom at
lar;a ; the rich have their - museums,
-ith ries and clubs ; provide them for
thepoor ; establish temporary hoMes
' , u. lying-in women ; multiply year
Tit i&a . nd.wash-houses, till. there is no
: 1 0 se for a dirty person; .educate; ,
tb fde day,. schools for every- proper .
H 111`,' Aidindiatrial or reformatory
(16
Eh lis'fbr. , c everY• ' improper one; open
Lv hbeithigh !latish; fcir the best pu
b, uniiifound scholarshlps.to the uni-
itieN, crectlother schools for tech
_ ltrilnlngt offer to teach trades and
r agripplture :to all` comers for nothing
6VCIP' W.oultlyon neutralize your bug
lieitetiell#44l:6.B-Paionism ; teach morals,
tea ..a4,4f4kch,them to amtise them
ite`ev'ettAke won, and not like ! brutes;"
the icet:!:4 which, exclaims, would
"betterfine i dept. to leaye to prosterity
t debt
Abe incubus of any irrational
rtitir` ! "—/TcirHibitig Telegraph.
The Xing of-lishantee's Wives,
I . il_
n Every Sczetirdcly says ;
itf , My. •iijimptithies -seldom 'go very far
trot:4 horte.i'`l'm not given to weeping
over i the heathen ; am. s nrry for
the.ltirig of Aebardee.• He bas 3,331
Wly+9. ` Now, , l'd: about as lief be king
of a'shantyna,anything else • but I do .
not Itimw ; that , l'd• care to undertake to
' boss' - ope with gotta that number of
woMen..aronnd me—l'd not run it on
any Itg . rnifie Not that I don't like wo
_
man' ? understand ; for, on the contrary,
adfniro her. From infaney up I con
sidered her an institution eminently
worby of encouragement. My mother .
was a wertian; all y female relatives
.are Women.
114 the pride o, my heart I have
s t ald ;that the seichad nn stronger sup
,pertiiiij than irlYself: Tint this boast, I
n o,..long§.i.:true—the • King of
Aidiantee supports ,3,330 more than
de., He is probably fonder of con versa-
Ahana but I don't envy. him.
hie lot ,of women.-
c al! Well, enough in Ashen
folOß dotVAAress,,ixOeh khpre,-,
#l4k i th i lik ) tic flit) peAk; shell in
th j ii &le t ! beathi,
j aiti the thing Is den
fen t» ore her rota
"the' Women Want'
:fere% • lAitestie4hether One of them;
chi her litirn iiiited :pride s • Wotild be antis
tWoleathers in ber, befr, or be
•liiippiwith even 'tivi:k cowrie shells hi
liet9ineel ALnd - ae ftor-th - e necklace, a
btiad:Nwiihtfprobablyte - xlrawn on the
491 iitgittrwhO should giags'enes.'?,.
I, • Ik9 I - drildsirpeti t ieit 'nettle e now, 1
orKiftr i'iOntompOrilry
!lay* titititiWtilie4Oltiedi for O red load
pOkiinoli and fr . & Use' han'disef
stitke..t..iPhatilgun lesiet be rod-whim'
iglu law i btfßata cat/ when
,ng fw,tker ot pbsprvatt9rim
among - mir mends; we` khows
as regards t e Dole question, that the
more you blows it the mop it grows red.
I
t ' ...
..
, .
Aliiittle OtO .. eV/ranted: Zifei.d- , ,
4 inittiOlakbourt there witi:litelyi
1 1 Wiiii itithili' for 4'00044d* dretistait
ibM, wide ' revealed 03=1
F r "`"intifil, independenee' In that;
1
liti"ST Where 'isbeiety Is 'suppotied to
. 1 0
strictest Ifni is' conventional ease' -.
it, I andrithel binestie. Subjection:of
l en Mattel plots. ,-; . 1. ~
heplaintiff as a 'London diaper,
an the.defenda t a Yoxkshire elergy.'
1:1
ma ' , or,. sae he. desoribextitnaelf, " a
emiutry,patAoo . ,, with ten daughtera."
k_ OW .datigkthrsAre a blessing,,of course,
Puttkey are also a great anxiety; and
iivh ti it.cpmee tobaving ten 9f them,
a, an may be Baptised for feeling ppm°.
•
an['city to get ti'lbrace or 130 o ff' 1118
hit dg. Two he had already dispoied
66 and when Bo destritte a man, as a
' aln in theroyal artlllol7 'proposed
:for hitarid'otesixth, 'vta way - sups ' - cthit'lliti: k cid * W
ter "of OOS
t
kir irgitie' thaS : ' Bent a ti'd 'Oaternal
h sliig'‘WithNeb ethilig approaching :
* oyfulaiiabilty ', The Marrlitge took .Atli ai l pa ;410129th f September, and the
.ba ilf.M4Ple,Wetit.iitt to Ind la," where
th brigegrcem w , lordered ;' , --and the
i 9 , 1% L'AUY'hal ) l l 7 (a. ..e ,Was ;eft to eon- -
.10. Oak, himself on one care, the len:
; contentment o ever was destined
`to' ei!rtidlly end it, The thunderbolt
fall froth this cies' dless sky In the shape
of "bill tiddreiSe to the absent bride,
an ei'hertnald' 'name, amounting to
e i
41 6"e., for 'the wedding trousseau._
i
" Tlin list of the' things supplied, "ex
tended,', wit are told, " over many pa
es fo,olkibt'aced a variety of silk and
other,dresßes, petticoats, jackets, mail.
;flee, yeilic, bead dresses, embroideries,
rtrillimings, c laeft, and an immense *a
rietvy, of other things." There was also
a. "'wedding yea,' artieularly long, as
the!ftili bride ' w ;so very tall, being
fl vd feet,ten inc he high," and certain
myßterious. devi called " dress. pre
teetorS,!! to, be Use on going to India:
'Ailltheee,things te enterprising young
I
lad* bad ordered hrough an extensive
pereonal correspo deuce with the Lou
don mantuamake , and without the tri
lling formality of a consultation with
her father, who epudiated the debt,
and the haheedis 'ei resorted to the law.
On kiii,l it wassho nby another daugh
ter of the defetida t that neither of her
parenbibtei been consulted about the
order s land that of other wedding bills had
1?
cone in elm* the bride's departure, to
the nMount <if 'nearly• three hundred
pOntle. The plaintiff testified, with
engaging and unusual candor, that his
idly was a very 'reasonable one, " very
litt e Indeed 'for a lady about to hamar
-1
rie to an officer. It' would not have
bee 'extravagant if it had : been three
times Elena uch."}To this authoritative
exPothion 'from tin expert, there was
no ,avallable answer. The defendant,
to be sure, feebl* protested that "he
had never' h .e.kr:ll,•9f the plaintiff's exis
-1
tence till hisshill was sent to, the recto-
L. , _
ry ;; tuck'. ,.
holed never seen the things '
his ,dauetter had' ordeted, except the
dm* AO Vtdeli she was married," and
that he htid told, ier " that was a most
tridiculout4 one, more fitted fora duke's
daivixteithan:fe a country parson's.
All thiSiatid.tbe - assertion'that his du : .
Vf Abild'.leraets , had 'nearly ruined
i i
e.
hi ,e Vent:'for nothing with the Jury
aga net the decisive opinion of the
plaintiff as to • the proper outlay for a
lady so lucky' as to be married to an of - c
fleer; and a verdict ~ was given for the
plaintiff Or the'full amount.
t 1
If, the immediate effect of this ease is
notl te discourage country, parsons from
having tee daughters, it , will render
theni less anxious .to marry them, at
least'to officers.—Col. Spy.
WO
JOHN' PAUL
.Vila corcespondent, wllo writes for
Z 4. 4. Sacurday, is, one of those chaps
wbnillke.speoulation, but who general
ly Manage to make no money out of it.
The following account of his latest yen
tur#4' la ,Ire 4 I,44littbhi : ,
911,1'' c•!..,. kn ows, "iikfl,e,Vo4l.l lam the son
of• rOhlblit- respected parente.- I started
in lifer withcttils' Wilmer& • maxim for
money making: buy when every one
is selling; sett "when every one is buy- i
ing.: %Well,Letitue weeks since, wheat,
whiCh had been very buoyant, sudden
ly fell . ; every one was selling. I had a
little money, and,'eontiding in my gol
den) role, ' pitched in' and bought at
' 85. i Very soon the staple commodity
1,,,
dropped o 68. Noy, lhought I, is the
tines :to et an ' aterage;' so mortga
ging the first let, I bought more. And
I'll vent re to Say \that no lady ever
prayed a deVOutly 'for her bread to rise
as I did r wheat. But still it dropped.
The.„faul , they said, was in the East—
(exentint e pun, if the pun is obvious)
—until, as it still kept dropping, I tho'c
it iny.duty to go to Chicago and put a
stop,!ttly it. The first greeting that met
toe as' i stepped into the Tremont house,
was u telegram on the bulletin board—
' Wheat is fiat.' Wheat probably was
fiat eifeugh ~. but this announcer/30u t.
amok .me as being rather a sharp truth.
At half past eleven I went down on
' c1ia40." . . It is perhaps needless to say
that found things materially changed
sine/ •bad bought. Wheat bad heated
in th
, : 'Wa - rehouses, they said. Enigma..
tic reference was made to 'stump tail.'
4 lktyers' were offering 'ss;' every-
body, appeared to be buying; therefore,
following out my- aphorisin, I sold.--
The result-may be summed up thus :
Twnmonths ago I had money and no
wheat; subsequently I bad wheat and
money. Now, by the Lord, I have
neither! The second lot was a poor
Jot - 0 1 -1 11 0 Pry io teach as the second edi-
Von Of-,PbareelefrAine,- since it swat
'lowed, the. first. , , *tut. I, bought it to
matt fi au I ,everagc,' and made it. For
tlie-past,few. (Jaya my friends have no
need a remarkable echo in my vicinity.
I Wheite c ie! . . wik"i3imuce, to meet, some
chap will say, A-hem, wheat!' and
the reverberation rolls back, deep and
distlct;, ;Damn- *beat!' The echo
maybe frofttitie, btit itis the expression
of. a very general sentiment; torl think
that inost.-operatorW,will concur with
rue in the following oouclualon : that to
buy*. and. Fell: at 66,! Wilt not
PaY;29l4eM p l jnan,tloes a.very large hu
afiliffsi; Pllt.'w),leat;.• l o l lm itonco begins'
to fell , isagood,whip, in reaching hot--
Itho_ c litif oneti, ii . ginsto bea;
it Very hotni bgeArkuis loo,'hOt t;
tifteinliiivthe iin'test way tO InOte,
into -plant - it in good.
soil Oa. ItUttlyi:that a tnan going into
:th&wheitinarket, with 'even :al Malan
calatalairCheits industrious . and . pexas,--
vcrea, cVe i ly soOn. succeed in ow
lug more tha it is probable he will
ever be worth'
.NOi' 22.
Ladat
he Petrified Forest of California.
' ' the " petrified forebt" discervered
ne4r Calistogfeliist Jude , then first
amp known to 'thergen •Ptiblio,' is
ions of the wonder! .9f,th State. The
nanseadopted by _Comm° usage con. •
S
`vejis an erroneous imp on, for there
le-no forest, nor anypetritied tree in a
standing volition. There are parte of a
•cleden petrified trees, lying down, and
scattered over an area about three bun
drift yarda square., : •The largest is five
feet in i .diainitter .a io'. about fifteen feet
loalg, 'with' nothing_ ' to indicate what
became of thelethainfier of the tree.--
,In tinetifinhaVe anYPOrilled branohea -
nr leitkies been feind,tioimore:than 20 •
I feet of the' trunk *3U - wily /one tree.—
, Thci;diarkieters'orthe tninkirvary from,
one foot - to the liit;theikatority being
over two. &et.• Thep faction hi Com
plete. •All the woody--fiber has disa.l l-
peaied, and' has bearrreplaced by a
grayish crystalization that
-seems to eon.
stet Mainly :Of earticitiati of lime. The
grai it c•ilhe Wood hi distinctly preserved
in eppeartnice,tandlalso in the firmness
et OrystalliZetiOn; fors thoi petrlfactions
ppl to readily with • the 'Efrain, so that
;the er is no difficulty in getting long
an straight splinters.' The ground
near-the trunk isooveredwith large and
small splinters, whiol apersornigno--
rant of the vicinity. of petrifioations
_would not suspect, at first sight, to be
of any material but ordinary wood die
colored by the Weather. Knot holes
,l• • i ,
and fractures are ioun d an t he atone,
and occasionally hole:811130d with trans
parent crystals of carbonete of lime. ~
One of the most singular featnrea- or
this " forest" is, that every stoneltrunk '
is broken across . transversely, and at,
every break the end is not so smoothes
if sawed, but more smooth than a trunk
broken in its vegetable condition mild
be. i The wood had certainly turned
into stone, - or been replaced by stone be
fore : the trunk broke. , 'But the pieces
are, usually short, not Wore than two or
three feet long, and the atone is strong ; 1
a piece tWeive or fifteen feet in length,
supported at the ends ; would probably
not break by its own weight. We do
not know that any person has broken •
these trunks by design, and we have "
ini way of explaining the fractures ex
cept by supposing that the trunks were
petrified while upright, and were after
wa'rd broken by failing.
Major Snyder informs us that 'while
he, was Superintendent of the Buena
Vista Vinicultural company, a piece of
petrified tree, about sixteen inches thro , /
and two feet long, -with eanare ends,
was found above the will/et:eller, which
is cut into tufa ; and -- On the adjacent
vineyard of Mr. Gundlach a similar
piece was found. From the Buena Via.
ta tract to. the petrified forest, the/dis- .
cane°, In a direct line, is probably 25
miles, so that the petrifaction of large
trees and the peculiar fractures'are not
4 confined toe small space: / ,
The tree was probably redwood. The
stone splits better than' the common
white oak, and the grain is closer than
sonic, fir which we have looked at; and
the, trees are too large for any other.-ge
nus growing in the neighborhood save
the 'sequoia., In the largest tree we
counted ten rings of annual layers 'of
wood, within an inch, near the heart,
and twenty-eight rings near theoutside.
The rings grow thinner as the diameter
of the tree increases. Several weeks
ago we copied an account of the find
ing of two lizards in these petrified
trees, the idea being conveyed that the
lizards bad been surrounded by solid
stone ever since the petrifaction occur
red. We are satisfied that there is no
good foundation for such an idea ;.and
thrit lizards bad crawled into cracks of
these petrified trees within a short time,
just as they do Into crevices of any
rock that gives them a convenient shel
ter Instead of living for 100,000 years,
these little reptiles had . probably cele
brated not more than" one anntversary
of their birtilday. The petrified forest
is an important fact, and the world will
probably hear rouOh morel of it from
!mimed men:—Alta
,Palifornian.
How a Trade was Established at Pay
t T. NV. H.". contributes to the B
ton Advertiser thefollowing interest! g
reminiscence of the late Consul Da
ney, of Fayal
1,1 The most lucrative braneh of indns
trsi on the island was, till lately, and I
suppose still is, the raising 'of - potatoes
and other fresh vegetables for the' wha
ling ships which touch at...Fayal - for
that purpose. This traffic was in pro
cess of creation whet* Ilvas in Fayalin
ISstt, and was fostered by this remarka
ble Method. The timid peasantS could '
not be induced to raise the vegetables,
and take the risk of the whale ships not
c Ming or Of a glut in the market. A
g taranty Was necessary, and of Course
t I at must come from Mr. Dabney. He
p aced in his exttinsive courtyard 'a se
ri of - compartments_ to receive this
p oduce. Each peasant who brought
M a fold of potatoes had a compart-
..iit...asslined to him, and was credited
w'th their value at the market price on
the day they were brought. They were
deposited at. Mr. Dabney's risk. He
arid • his sons :transacted the business
with the whale? ships when they came,
gratuitously. The lots were eold in the
wiler of their receipt, if possible. If
the selling price exceeded the original
p rice, the -whole profit was given to the
,it
W l 's Mr. DabnePs loss. Of course he
lost largely,; because there were no gains
to 'set against the losses. But this ex:-
traorditiary system of commerce was
pursued until the trade was thoroughly
established, greatly to the advantage of
the whaling fleet and, of the peasants,
and ultimately, no doubt, of Mr. Dab
ney's priVatc business. • But the maa
who could . even conceive ,of AU opera
tion so daring,
,had the qualities both of
a Philanthropist and - a statesman.
ciai young wife' says: " When I
want a nice, snug day all to ' myself, I
tell Henry dear mother Is coming, and
then I see nothing of him until one' in
the, l morning."
Two yOuug ladles 'Mid'a '.lrlehman
were eetieraltigiin'jiik *lien one of
then pat the home lineation : "Which
- Of he do you think is the 'elder;
HI" "Sure; re l plled •the. gallant Hi.;
Der ian, !_ 1 you both look youngerlhan
each other.".,,
" • • . • , • ~ ,
'" *citlioot nite I: can never ,
said the
mother'i `looking; 214 with surprise,
" that is no reason why you should not
marry him."
aye been addid - bittira dopulatent
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