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OUNFAVM
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BIT MIDIS
GEO: ,STO:VEIVS,
Waynesboro's Pa.
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„
VaHAmititt Tok"likidiererWitnil•patttirrsge here
11.fofore bestowed - ripen Wm; legeirt ippesis before
the'public to-solicit a coral:mince -of the seme. ,, - 1 '
He betipg justrettuted from the eastern cities with'
firieund well selected stock of new.
• lALL , v ,
t 0 OM 9
Which he intend" gelling at very kw tattle,
he knows he can do tb the satislactiOn . ot
call and examine his stock.
Below you will And enumeratbd a few 'articles
Which will be found' among his stock to whichle
Calls your attention:
FOR THE
111.-...A1L. INIO ay
• e , as a arre - a - samirrre - of - DriarGtnnifrrorraistin
in•part.of • •
•••
Printed and Plain Dettibtea
-811, Pig'd4ind Cord Bake,
Plata Mohair,
.Silk Ware Mohair, . •
Medona Uloth,
Lavellas '
French and domtic Ginghams
Poplins
Pongee Poplins,
P - o ix
t Cloth for—bailie •
Wrapingi,
Gloves,
Hosiery, in great variety.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths,
Black end Fancy Cassimeres,
'Union Cassinteres,
Buck Linens,
Coltonad es,
, Summer. Coatings,
- Tweeds,
Velv3t Cord,
•
!Geniilles,
Silk Vesting, •
Velvatine Vesting'', of all
kinds; in fact a full assotment of goods for Gentle
Yuen wear. Also a larget. and well selected stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
'Muslin, Ticking; and a complete, a assortment of
Notions. It's no use 'trying to enumerate. If
you wet anything tit all ih the Dry - Goods •line
nst call in and you will find him ready to wait on
you with pleasure.
To persons having country Produce to sell, tbey
lull find it to their advantage to bring it to Ste—
var's,as he always gives the, highest markaprice. So
giye him a call, and ho will sell you goods as cheap
as they can be purchased elsewhere.
Nov. 11, 1864.
EP'E.SA tunavlla
FOIRTEMANI PUG STOIC
F. zocriaivrist
ICU gULTrienaerlis thanks to the community
and gill solicit the patrotittgrrof irgentroui
public who want anything in. his . line. Inasmuch
as he has valets* his stock so as to be enabled to
&newsy all calls* anything and everything usually
found in a Drug Ettore, ..and ,has a thorough at"
qusintance with the business, he hopes to'gaitt the
coairciii‘a the Conittumity. - pay Par
ticular attention to tilling phygicitate. Prescriptions,
and more care and precaution used. in waiting ,up !
on sthildran. than adults.
_, •
EECES,
' iChoins 'Wines and -Liquors far medicinaLand
seirtniental purposes, Patent Medicines _in andkau :
in variety, including all theta:owe been -made up to
this'ilate and itintethat ire yet in embryii. Also
Whilo.lAped;;Zire> Paint , Whiting,and Varnishes
of house building or Wilde *Mk, Weidman ,sizes
°talus. . Commertial,l)Tote, Ports Cap and Let.
ter Paper; always on hand, with a variety of Ppm,
4901..04 1 ii1enMi sines:lMO Color*. 'Bruottes.Contbsl'
Pornadev.rong - 80: - Maii 011;Volognes, Essen. ,
nes, Joiaaoring, 4xtracts • and numinnts articles itr
the.fiticy,line on htindind offered for sole, Cheap
er,thinkirfet infeaitl 'befoie. ;*" ' '
A Isa,nlarge assortment of Kerosene' Oil Limps,
Chimneys . , khq .f is Alois, and ilescwerie Oil to
'theta:: , general - , tititioinnent - of' Fruits and
'confectioners*, Tobacco and Ohms: •' ' •
iiieptembar 4,11383. - ,
„lffelitzees , Hors,i:4,'lCkttle Powder..
M. , fettATER haring *oche . .
'illeetrii, the , recipe for milting lb.? AllbOWOr
Med Han and klottlerYowder, for It ennoltak.,
ills lid kinOltgor. lakes this method ;Of informing.
ibe — farmeroireversracc4-thakte-humxt, hsfol mud
•
intends keeping , it good lutpo4lwogion. hand.—
•tiounttx therebsiti itiotithme liaopiktistmiLs rtinlen_
,fo,ll4ll4oogidiliP .4601011140Y,4belearl* with. ll;'
VlPSiire , Ale ytiflieriitztit commisioti-tit 'Sofia& '
.chcoP. 1:41160*111” IMOOn'ettittgrattitolnitn• ';'
- Ilin ' . ' 1 4;.''' 1 "1 - : .`"- ..'S -:: •,' i, 4. • •'''',' i.
,NANlAr'Pateut' W
ibijo saleittibtrigu- Ail the :Pig :Rae/tofu,
- Ih.Tchreet.t.:,
Agent (4 .Fianklin county. ,Outy I t
?f,/ , .
° Oitietr• on lire's wild path iiflower r
Ye that hake 'oneio:i4aie; " •
'to hi)er The
Aid lease's huOan c#6.`
BOthe Ittla ailtite all oils* give,
liowever, poor or low;
To this& s imbiber, in 'iyaiiies,
Aaii mitigate his woe.
A•laintily ,
The giver isidly•poor; ,
AUd noir'that %ore atiravreeil
• Po hearts that irnieli endure t •
'Yea, many a kindly dries we
May foriach other do;..
That, in the coming hours of tizon
May prove refreshing dew.
Ite6esting td bur Weary souls,
When earthly things shall pane;
And all our lofty plans shall fall
ttTo dust, and break like glass!
ifle have gold enough to spare,
Let not the widow sigh, •
Amid her little orphan ones,-
Bat all her wants supply.
•-•
e LITIV e e mi r
Dispenses wealth to some;
Vet each are only stewardahere,
Far earth is not outhemse.
find up the broken heart with love,
And Cheer exult fainting ofie;
Yield! kindness unto all who need—
This duty should be done.,
It
Undying me the deathless-soul,
In bright eternity!
How mildly on the wandering cloud'
The sunset beam is cast t
'Tis like the memory left behind
When loved ones breathe their last.
And now, above the dews of night,
The yellow star appeann, •
So faith springs in the hearts of those
Whose eyes 49 bathed in tears.
put soon the morning's happier light
Its story shall restore,
And.egelids that ate sealed in death
Shall wake to close no more.
aisftaxax4r.a4LWlt''.!
A WONDERFUL DREAM.
The', Skeleton- In the Well.
It was during the year 1861, in the thri-'
ring little town of Argentiere, near the Foot
of the Cevennes•Mountains, in Franca. The
day was charming. Many of the inliabitants
were traversing the highway, enjoying the
agreeableness of the weather. Among- the
number there was, a tall. young man, appa
rently not more, than twenty-tie years of age.
In his right hand ho carried a cane, and his
left a . small carpet bag. Ills gait was quelc,
and from his expression ho appeared to ,be
bent upon some important errand. In this
manner 140 went along, occasionally glancing
aronnti to vier!, .tlie sArrotingilla (!bjects.—:-
He had hardly gone more than a quarter of
a mile when became to a tanallstreet, which
was in the suburbs of 'the town. He turned'
and.
,proceeded up Chia. Presently, after
walking but a short distance, be arrived at
writer; Here he hesitatedi and, after view
ing the 'exterior, be muttered to himself the
following words:
"It is' - very singular that ,t,1,4s ,ta the first
inn I haveseela ihroughOut imyroutn.
eve!' I Will`putvp hers."' •
So saying be entered the building, and ,
having registered his name, he was shown
to a room. -After ordering his dinner, he
went into his upertment to rest himself. His
order was itrapediately responded to;and af
ter eating he' preparedtto retire,intending to
partake of a long and hearty, sleep, son that
gayly" the next morning,,he rnigh t yisit, the
varionimerefients•of aceOrd
iagly went-to 'bed, and was 'soon wrapt in
slumber. Whilethru3 sleeping be had a drawn
that maid strongest •rinpression , on him-
We ° nive asfrorathe lips of the dream
er.- - .
thougilt that I had arrived at the same
'tOrn, 'but' ti the middle' of. the evening,
which Waareally the ease; that I had-pit np
at the same inn, and gone.itimiediately, as ,
an unacquainted stranger would do, inutile:l.
to , see whatever- was worthy , of observation'
inthe, place: I walked, down the main ores
intAwnOtbir itreet" iiipatenttyjeadieg „into_
the country. lualt gotten(' grea(dititnica
*ben I.,,camirio,a.nimuck _whist) 1 fitfillioid
Ito eismitie -After satisfying my cariosity ; .;
advanced•tou hypth - which branched off
freie , themain Street; Obe - Ying an impplee
ithigit:t'couid ziejt6ie4nuit'.for'uor eon.
trok . struck, into • . Pith:
. 1 04 4 lon retighi,itlfl:•'ilefrerettellitoodpro.r.
rnacholf mustribletticltsge; flat
vi.kieli* . gi'zirdi,b*PlieAt t l!fth 1°.0, 0413 -'
rbigi,n4 gte4, 41 0 3. *frift'444 1 4`," 1 4 11 4 ..
garden, for Oe'Cidge Md. sofmnotigitics* :
in iti% Lappainhadin'old wetl that mood'
solitary and gloat, its it dis tancesntiler .;*1"
looking-down-intuit r bsheid withantaziy ~poil
sibility of mistake, a corpse which had been..
•
•
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Kt mom ttic i a N i gg_ • ht .10 .•.,
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Inn MliVigs
BY .10911 PB H. BUTLER.
will repay thee seven-fold;,
= • deeds shall be
FUNERAL HE.
,Stabbell 43l / 2 ,l3 eVeYi .-, .*:1*.!;- , . counte d; „1110-,
deog i lroonoo and IA e gashee::, cosre, wilt
' -:, At , this moment le, ,ae1ke,...,-,wlth .- 4 11 if.i; il4ir
ou etid,,taiuhliagAntO.,nveri, 404,,aqd cold
,drops :of perspiration bedewing forehead
==.4twoktoto fi n d hims e lf Pero9.#o l r lls , l , (Nlflt,
id ;ft
s lmrpet • beg: veer ; him; and the, r j tti. •
log,surt beaming through bis murtain.' ; fiat,
a: difference,L henrang.frem his,bed,: past
id Itiniself,;ttud.: asit l was, lit early, ,notagh'i,
en appetite , for breakfast by a mornings Walk.
He went - accordingly into the _ street,. ~ a nd ,
,strolled along. , The farther be went, ,the
*stronger became” • 03,4 • confused' recolleations ,
qt the objects. thak presented- theritelvss :, to
hisview. : ••, •r,,-, ~ ~••:,i.:.. ' , i.' ~
', '.f.tt is very latrange,'„' said - he., to lutiself ;
eithave never been, in this place before!,
.0 . 11
i ,woula swear• that tve seen this. house, and
the- welt, and, that (4h#.1., on , the left . ir •
Oule went,. till he geme,to a corner of: a,
Street crossing• the one down which ',lle had
,come. , Before. long he arrived at.thachirali,
With the arehitectural features that, had ~at= i
trusted hisaotice in the dream; and• then the
' ''' ' i
higlL-road; along which he had purs:
OE=
way; coming et -length to-the, same bx path
that had presented itself to his ink:mutation'
&Sew_ hence before , --there was no
_posaibiliti
of doubt Or. Every tree aireiery
turn was familiar , for!
ward, no longer doubting that 0.9.p0xf 11:101.
meat Would bring him to the cottage,;. and
this Was really the ease. In, all its exterior
, 1
appearances it corresponded With .what lie
had seen in .his dream. Who, then, could
wonder that he determined to ascertain wheth'
er the coincidence would hold good in every
point ?- He entered the . garden, ,and went
directly to the spot where he had seenthe
the well• but here the, reeeMblanite failed;
there was none. : e oolcedin — every — direc- -
don, examined the whole garden, and even
went round the cottage, whioh seemed to be
inhabited; but nowhere-could he find - any
signs-of a well. He then heats:tiled back to
the inn in a state of excitement bard to des
cribe. He could not make , up, his mind to
allow such extraordinary , coincidences to go
unnoticed. But how was he to obtain a clue
to the awful mystery ? ' He wentto the land;
lord, and asked him direc4 to whom the ,
cottage belonged that was on the b5-road,
near to him. .
"I wonder, sir." tsaid he, "what causes you 1
to take such particular notice of that wretch
ed little hovel? It is inhabited by old:
man and his wife who have of
being very unsocial. They scarcely ever .
leave the house, pee nobody, and nobody goes
to see them. Otlate, their very existence
appears to have been dorgotten, and I be
lieve you are the first, who, for years, , has
turned your steps to the lonely spot."
These details, instead of satisfying his Cu
riosity, only roused it the more. :Breakfast
was served, but be could cat none; and be
felt that , if he, presented himself to the mer- .
chants in such a state of excitement they
might hink him mad. Be walked up and
down the room and looked out, of the
win
dow, endeavoring to interest .himself in' a
quarrel between ,two men in the street; but,
the garden and cottage, preoccipied his mind;
and, at; last snatching up his hat, he made
e-street- -- llasteeing - to - the - near- -
est magistrate, he related the whole circum
stance briefly and clearly.
"It is very strange," ..said the officer, "and
after what bas happened, I don't think it
would be right to leave the matter without;
farther investigation. I Willplace two .of
the polite at.your commend; yOilean then go ,
onee,more to the bevel, MAsearph every part
of it. You may, perhaps, Make soine impor
tant discovery."
lie allowed but a very few minutoi to e
lapse before-be was.ew his way,' aeetempaniod
by tlie,two officers. After knocking at the
door and waiting for some time,
the old man
opened the door. He received them ,some
what uncivilly, but showed no mark o stis,l
picion when they told him they., wished to
search the, house. • •
"Very, well; as fast aad as- soon as
.yeti
please," was the reply. ,
"Have you a well here V'
• "No, sir; we aro obliged to , got mi• water
from a spring about :a quarter eta mile dip
tact." .
They searched the house; but_ liscovered
nothing of any consequence. Meanwhile the
old man gazed upon them with an impene
trable•vacancy of look, as if he-could not tin
deratand, why they ,were intruding on his
property. Finally, theyforsook the cottage,
without finding anything to coroberate their
suspicions. __BiLthis--Aiine a--ninaber-of-ter--,
sons-bad eollected- together , outside, haying
been drawn to tVe spot by the sight of a
stranger with,..tito ,polieemem They, were
asked if. •they .knew- anything, of a-ell in
those parts.- They.replied they did not; the'
idea seemed , - to perplex ,them. A t.length
an old woman. caulk. forward, . leaning; on, a
crutch..
well?"' said she 'ls it•alveil 'you are
looking'for? '• liras -, been •genothese4,
thirty'years.: remember 'it" as
,if it•-were ,
yesterday ;how I used , to throw'stonea into
jtist to hear tlie`splaidsin'the vrater.
remember where' that-well used.
to be IP asked :the' gentleman.... • '
'A near's,/ I ein f 'recollect," replied the
woman, "it ie. on the vary spot where. yea
now- 1 004"
114.staideeliy stalledj ea t he had trodden,
art a. eerpeii t. 'they at on eaicnoweeieti
digguig• op t..the.,gietted, • At iii,ogt tweetk•
inshee , deep, they etitow to a _firer - gl ; litip a,
hieblibe*S'brpkowlif , l , rewtt it e t t go lg e A t7 .
Leo boards These: wertrleasili4 ieweved,
when • Opeji betel& the- 40; pqagi , ;.4i4liii
. ' ," • , .
et* - opor
ihltild *ivies" 4 1hat'a f6ellYete Werli
bikip4ath
,for,,rofter ' •• •
-4Vsolimirmkg,4 , lo.„S.Eratalmd,mtrtli 4 iko
tins let down late the well--=the , urod.hprt7
-reknit I i 1 . 4: 1 • , •:)! , •
ever the bineklinkftitittilttlid;lthelebrettitef 1
.soistity,
'
,ioili.the.pittdkithikkooktfpatight
detisiderablaltvffighfj Pod; after,PiPithlthite - ,
inflielfertltheYstinceedettl itrirniningtit4rotit
Al, Ohselite httle.„' It Was .tureld
The nithi'alid Wierodetisyek Mut it; Nadi:
ed &led tir-opett tfrell
. found thlty Were:kite --,they*onkt find
and %tibia l! filled the `-'speettiterc withi batter i
r.-4hilittnitinial of re hitnitif bcidyl ;
' The palice officers noti, rubbed Intb Vie
hot:Medi:id S.ecnii,ed , the oldibutne. As to') hit
;!rife; Bbe at fret 13toild;.not;beibuntE,
,arctit tifatigeing sesichi7aternms discovered
' i heneath a pile of wood, being lunch ebtniettli
thstlinttyy logs 'ahoy° het'
nearly the' *lan population Tat the towii Wyk
, '
The 014 i•Jotift)e we '
re :ibronght befotej the
doper alitherities: : and.separatelY eidmined.
The "Man , persistad - his most obiti‘
netely ; but, his wife at once confessed that
she . and-,hetilusbaticl, )a very-long time
lied inerdere4patllbr Whoisnisesseda large
sum of money:': Bel,thd passed ;the (night
.at their house;; and; taking' advantage
;of 'the% licaty - ; ` sleep theE;4iiciiiipiesett
had. Strangled bins, pfter :Which .they placed
hilt body' in a 'OWL . : The chest 'was: then.
'thrown into the well, , and the well stopped
. ap.•• : " - The two eriellitale had, resent to
themselves frge?freni detection
were no *itemises Of f-therorime,lntidite,tra4
cue had' been' Carefully. concealed...; Never
tbelest %herbed- pot been, able to hush the
,voice , ofttonseienge.. - They fled 'train , , their
fellow men.' 'They were intimidated , tit the
slightest noise, and Silence thrilled them
-,ivith-fear:---Itey—hail-Ofieli . thought of 'fly
ing to notne!distant land;' but some inoxpli
cahle-infitience kept thetnnear the remains of
their-victim, Terrified by the depotition of
his Wife i the old , man , at - length made waist'.
lar confession; and six weeks after, the guil
ty' couple expired owthe scaffold.
A Kind Act and its Reward.
The Cleveland Plaindealer sketches an
incident that lately occurred'on one of the
railroads running through Ohio. The sketch
is'intereeting, though itie itipersonal.
The train is running at a rapid rite.—
The car is filled with well.dressed-ariSto-
ue or - en ers
and 'proceeds to - collect the accustomed fare.
Presently ho comes 'to lady dressed in deep
Mourning, travelling *ith three children,:
and calls for a ticket. The Judy qUiekly put
her hand - into - her - pocket for' the same; but
it toad goon; With the. containing all
hatiaties,,Within Whielithe ticket had been'
plaited for Safe keeping. The lady is of an
exceedingly modest, retiring disposition, and
in an agitated mannerexplaind why she can-',
not'pay tbalare. -•
The conductor is one; of 'those lard-heart
od kind , --one.of these, each Without a parti
(444 gentle feeling *Mont taking
to consideration 'any' of the, palliating bit ,
einirstancea of.(he.dise, Tung Step
ped'the train, and' the young woman and .
her little ones were ordered from the ear.—
' • , cr had not been an unintorested7
spectator of 'the scene. He had left the
gine, 'and: advineed' -to where' the lady wael
standing, so diatiasied' andfriendless. - The
engineer had' a big; 'Warm heart. Putting'
hislanciiatolis - pnekot, he produced a
ty dollar gOld piece, and handing it to the
lady remarked : '
"Here, ,madam, take this, got into the
Car,: - It is' shitmelulthat you shouldlifthhe
treated." " • • ' ' I
The ladi,hesitated about receiving it, bit
was in a" desperate strait; and after shOkes
ing•nuniberless' thanks upon the noble`eugi=
neer, she insisted *pen receivinehie name
and address, Mid 'then returned,' to"her seat'
Wale cars aud . werit of • ' '
About a month after this iime"the
neer recelved e i mite requesting .hint to. call
at the exproili, 'office, and take' frOrailience a
paokige addressed tohim.' He did an:
on opening the' psekage, he - feundihatit•
containedifty dollars, and an eleg ant Old
watch; seals and chain. -Upon thel,nside of
the case , was inscribed the' golden rule;' the
substance of which 'is--"Dolinto others. ins
lon wish others to do-unto you:" .
JAYE AND DEATII.—FIow brief ,-tho
Mace' bet Ween life and death 1 ...Life is .but
the' rostibnlellof death;and our pilgrimage
owearthia btit :a journey - 'to the grave
se that denotei ottelife.stay :beats.
onrcdeatlinarelt ; the !:Ibleod.-..whicli.:
!etas . . threugh ,eitrbodies, whileit tows with ,
the tido life; floats them onsvard to, the
deeps of death. 0 - how , olosely allied
death to life! Trees do but grow that they ,
may :be- felled- y,Empires,rise andlouriah
but to decay; they rise Death's the
black servant , who' rides ,behind ?the. chariot
of life:' ,Death reachetii:fatthrotighout. this '
worldilial has ataniped. Sill-terrestrial thine,
broad., arra* of the:grave.
blessetilie God there ifiwplatse where deathd
is pot ;life's' equal,. ' following hard ittr-trackt")
us eteininghehades the surea.,.rneridian,..nor,
companion like.a, trotheiatioking fast I
and /Blooming, close., There; life- reigosalonei
thou...death' knells =are never tolled:.:Bles.:!.
setlamt: abovelho-iskios•i: ,To. roaokiii.wo
. uittitglieibit if after:: death Altet:obtailioal
gloriOnslaunortality, Ales "to die isa4pais.
- 1 4. c . -41. r Brigerph4:.t.:: f ;,t4r..:
• ..+;,• v:o
m , 'etimetattof the masiolectimmeriagiboif
Ikea lifeisiat: , S ,
notfa,vaitioi4eiermairliTupcot
,Srhioliztiwenittilinekmosotamallapi*UPQM
wideb BO) siWiteposroCgrassetliaMion-,
Min pent iiyoortrhichi otolwart p!sti rears{
iia'rurjestiee':. whose lee simply,* oot in
irii
motto fir 41) Foly taner.- 7 siei nor pp.'
Thant ititolite thinritilitaiil &JOIE; is' 4 '.'
tAt/leh ii mteett itbotototerittellikteutlinglitetta
,
die o 4l4 .Prie I t t ,/^otad i sStrOttlf44l 6 okue4
*ld a pro' tigarti, tit,t tit !at .titti,,ef ihe,
I iteek. ', ilivrylfetitl i ll'ilitiitisholild kti'tcr 1
'ehttrelt , gran tiarsPlajetlitiidO 4rifooltatii
'loved Akeritiuld;etched , edit 41:eir-beabitto'
lereebt. „ ~. Imam g
~itt• the, atrenta..An# bm ,
roOrim oil thela Ole ihoutiaable and de
g E
iderideleiteie thniattre,:qteilih4ll, Ifyreilis
fetthdatierlethabila'ohieh ititini rtiiit 'body
it0d.,4411.
1 1,V 4 1.7"Pg i 4 # 4 )41 1 t e .ibillePPßT+
Meat of Ms "..dystpatio,o it bili'ma e, im a I
' buitheti' tti liiiiilfratitt'. filinstle; illidlin 'el=
jeet Of pitilin4iglit 'tifi IMO tibiae, itttible
Suaday, de heel/ ett.--. tiler' eta, is Ara moth r,
`DC og druehenness l - a ble Sabbnth, ittlyterally,
an i d le day,: therefore if it'iiiii not properly
kepi, ii *ertiletteVitrtiiitelizie el"ii ikedie?`
Goto ehttreh tqfletiTtite'liinglind lihvb
3 usC entered - oPettohneitmeselktra .kotabdeh ,
yol a; credit;hat mpitaliet tw9l(l q 9;
sooner entrust a no* beg:hoer who, inimad
of diadipaiiiiiiile Mile, hie "ehatititierand liiii
money, in diasolate company, attended ioibit:
ainess days t aed'on Sabbath: ppeared iar the
- house of God? Go to oblireh with , a eon
trite heart. „And 'bending .1' knee at- the
throne br your' blither, 'Poor nit 'it sincere
thank offering for Ake Mercies of ::the past
'week. •,. ~h', „. r 1, , 11 . ~,. r, ~ I
Evetpthere'tll444,ileitih:'
remarkable, fact tthst' there; is !nothinkrtlitit
;3to,u eiM r plant e er
deatjz hi some.pf his ~foruntlas,
stintlY set 'Upon? Bella walls of granite;
and theidedityittud Whale 'dculayt the. breath
, of death will instantly'liegin. to tust upon
them. 'Build your frouses of — Parlament of
stonetelented;by the-bestjtidges, arid
, with its fangs is already , gnawing' into .dust
the fabric that cost z millions the - nation's
wealth. The sweetest floWers that burst in
to bloom will nosooner reach their blooM
and beauty thandeath Will - breathe: upon
them, and they will.tvithdr' and be' resolved,
into earth again. 411 that man builds, till
that nature' throws up froui her hoptotiiell
that is beautiful
,in the heights, all Alit
fragrant in the depths, ail are tinder the reg
ime of delay, disease and death - . . ' •
• • J.__
KNOX A'A , PRAYmt.-4tia reeorded:attbat
reat Reformeri , Jahn Knox that , hi vitts a
. a ' , pus. or slitter ail Fllvet, that
the bloody Queen Mary said, When . the thun
der of tirtillerylviat shaking her dhapire , site
feared -his prayots'Obri then all the armies
in Europe. And events showed that her
fears were not groutifileaS:,. This devout
-ma i n
used to ' he in such in agony for the deliver
ance of his conittmthatlhelmtild not sleep.
He had a place iniiiergertien;where he..;was
in the constant habit of ,returning to pray.
One night he tind several friends were pro.-1
leg, together:, When„.lKop _Spoke anti said
that the deliverance had x coine What bud.
happened he pould not tell;
,but:be.,felt. , that
something 160' talreo place, for , , God.; had,
heard,their;myers., Eons soon strit!ed.,thto
QueillAiTY ,Wal/Acadv. 4 o. Pqx'sTit4oth
ceased. - , . • , • •
/4.1.
, tato-naineniber-ttt. • ' •
ty mill into Manhood lessons - 6004441 J
era of beingiand detracts from the strength
and energy which attend a gradual b,u,t aa 7 ,
tura! direnlaptieent. ;Those creatiree: 7 -buis,,
ants; verm t n- r -tb at ire`baro,in thin , morplog'
and become petite at noon, are aged in the,
evening and did ,before' the . morrow , , !,' The
young men whO . 'wetild rain de their,. part in
building up society; and, giving Solid and en
during strength to tbeirceuntry, , must .die
trast. their own,abilities; mast cultivate mod
esty tind'Aiffulence; Masi 'learn,' betinietil to
putithe-rein upon themselves in overj-res-
peat of their nature; must bkwillingpatient,
• ly, tocsepene the period ; ,responsibility;
must husband their powers, in the early, To
tied 'of life, to give strength tio'mainritylitnd •
to preserve vigor -for old
CorisclsneE.—"A little, boy, in feticoatk
in' my, tatirth year, my lather went me from,
the 'field, home. A spotted 'initOise,' tip'tlie'
shallow water, `at 'the': foot , :olttbeltiodorai '
eaught,my, attention,' snd I,,,liftedotty stick
to striite when a,. vp ic n within.,me said,
Alt is wrong! L stoO,d',. with nj)lifina'stick,
iiinide'r at" 'the' niAr . `einotion, ' till '*odnra
and the tottaise vanished from my sigh ' e' •
:1. hastened .home ; and
,aslred, mcithgr
what it was that` iold`,Me,it,tran t
i tioni iter''effi;`likkit taking
ute-in-hernimsMreistid-,—Som-eiranrcaltir,
conSciedeei,tiut-Ivprefer , W.Pail Noice)l
of, GO,- 4 1 „.:Pleisogl 'of
to it,..aßti_oo.ey it, then
,tvin 4 ,apeair., eteare,r,;,i
'altvaie"guide' Yon riihi:" ilitt; if feu
turti:if dearear, br didtate3Vllienii wiII fade
out little b,ylittle, , and•leatte you.in - the dairlt,l
with9R.t, 80,0P,''
'TineHAlifirii OP : Paiithike
Rev.:llle Main's; bf PhiladalOin,lin big re 4•
cent Thanksgiving discourses, 'speaking'
An early morning ; all; pen Mr. Lincoln,
"'Mena* maim and& hastened' 'My =toilet,.
and fonmtimyealf *Lao:punter fis,ein the' , l
israiOng, room of the: Prmiden t. asked. the ,
.usher of I 604 see: Lincoin. 'He mid
i c iouldloV "But ,I basiran ehgigement ' l4 'l
nieek & him big miming!! ~ "At whit konir- , -
'At live . &Oak.' 'W.ell, A!, he Will 2 sea yonl
at fives'_. then nralkod' itid. fso forsA few
wiiiinteeqind itekikie&voiti-as hiP iiiroivor„
an!inn,4 asked the eartinti:oWho 41kine_
OicewcztAtiniit,:: , likielki.C.44 - T:l',
log he Tigyli.oßt, 110 - os , , 0,10 4 7
'Filhat ae,e 4 2o ! :
evsty inell'aingr..,-Te&sit, I,4keptadi; eyvit
41 /„.4.4q.„tei111m3
.thts,99A l o,l,,„aptritrW;i4iti,
•
Wontitllckaiiii*taito 4Oree n awn,
.beeoWohe 4iel*ltoo ef t
worst,
„.; ,•
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A .Bwo :IP - 1i44.01.. 4 .4g404 : :
Aufe kiiietiotii.loaritit;.oo6 4 14 ."
. , . - Iti'' ''. i'' :,. ''''''','-^
~ , ,
,13h° 1 , 4 1 10SeilAliidlittle r )t : ' . . : .- -., - ''.. ' '.:.'=:
.I.fles to sayol er soosoisdiruois. , ' - i 7 ia '
i..;.,- ,- , a ;
13 iliefilValtaiarahakike141.4,14alaaatiiiaa,2
7,b ' e ta ta rf t*Af t 4t i elllo,44 01
liars; y i kis fit - lift by' , ilisoitimst . 4 ' ....,.
i
,fad ajso 14 thfrthititokyloytieithoq pio) •. ~, Pf,..' ..::
soot tr,biob aititii*ois'ilift)::Air, - 4 , -.... ti .
`'Od is*adlyilo iti . efficlf i lsoit iif l'Oti ifift- I ; .
- theft re' perstios are, trot' iv y?" 1,11,4 i ' - a, ~
f
:fitall 'ibjined by, bFeiitbboifiCclii 04,1' • ~ , '.i - '
'sod inhawwation . or the lhfcliViiiWitif
liend'Athe i disabieEig 'add . , ailigiiiiqiiitigfiliid ' '
its ' fOcts'"-Boaton erOlOtiatil'•lq4Z4ll," 7:?,q,
,i • _
_ te r - .- •_'-i',4.%g • ,tl%;i l r. .
it .
_Tits BEST PRZ9ENT.' 4 -2101yfairSl i5 6t
an et4teta lady /ere ideiteefefid6ilihAdi -
Nrithilit ezpression of theirldWpbYftiriliArleo. '
leogjedraey, .
! ble tittilet, with 'the itiseriptionlolherdaintk%
,anotfib'r presented her *WI a rich girladtol,-
`fragitilit gowns; the third. enter' t r itreg•
enee!lind thus_ aceosteltiter:'" 4 ltlbthlitriA
liavelieithes warble tablet dor fiviitiabillii*
.er j bid .1 have a h Ikre
graved, here...your treinetp. is "~iteuioitr+; "fated ,
this heart fall of affeetloa-dillrfeelhAr:34ra
hardier- yew travel, dad% tettiithe' With yea
_wheteirer yoi repose."':
Ltrime.•'-i3Oeit ( Ootioldy,- ,- -aak • •
' Paday; if I was your daddy., NAM ye , gild
-kisstontirely; if I wini• your imitileri , 'Atid
111tewien,rourouther,.1'deee; thato , ..went•
to ised;eirly i fait* of , 9ur,
jitikiri t oriiinth; - and iay'pft benpe
tigether. Toleanit have'a taste of '
on hut ir aster ~ 1'.4 larf at:thet , meatide§t- of -
weather. , Dear
,Taddt,, , bn rudne,, ratv,one
swats .valentine; ,
find' voebotti getitle arta
civil; -our life spind-4o- in illegal* hid; ----
and caraway get . danee with ,the,divil.,
-
A Botriiii . fiflotroid.-11` been :
Relive& =smith tnneb aigailmainee # : that: every':
ilkortkiaglle ewer, apea,a foal day § 3tratTy_ing , ,
au unknowntotnre iulte bpaeln• ,„4!),w,
pregnant and stirt g the '
Thane/4,mq be .born totclay, whiphprpay
neyer die. Veitings'inay be, awakened to
'day "
never be 'eitirigaiibe4.—
Ii opealnay. be entited to-day Ithieb May - fiev- '
er eipito.it , Aetdimay,be performer..l to dais,
_the eonsfatueneea of=rvbiob may not ,be , real•t i
ized tuna eterbit
Ax , OntoitrAL Itinll.rOne of our-gcol
friends, in'ivriting us' coneerning the Vdtketi
tiOrrof our :'weir= whift'' they 'return • - frenzi
Sontheinpagoda,- suggestaathist , when k
changes,_ are made, they. ; ebeitlti, be by On,
One& We fat our prisoners; tfie rebels
starve theirs; and our friend thinks that by
exellengiug.pound. i for pound-we should get
aw average, about five 'of Oa' iii en' for two
rehole.• r v :, •
„.„
A lady passing through New Hampshire.,
observed the following notice on a board :
iiihmea L tsken grass/ l-ong tsrihr three
abilliageaod,sixpence, short tails two shill-.
ingd. : asked 'die odner of ilia Irma'
alfferedoe dfthe
14 *flowered:o'l 7- m see at:item lbw-og iails:
~,.ttibittiltliw-,lfirit., at the short 404 ,
sire se tdraiented "by them that hey CAD bar
IY eat at ir
•
tioleteliOn tme o
rs,
but it nerer,daia , like
the: dormouse , hi
toAcr;;ll)at , i,releeps litotep
lasts, but l awakai with the warm breath o of';
S P EI g' „ .
There is a desi-othiuder in San, Francis—,
CO pelities. A woipap in that eity,4ling!
her hnebeed was . to tote•
,tor bleelellan,
reeved elf his elethes'ea eleationdascied
fused to deliver the first' garment. uutil4l4
pol:s was elesetll Thi,wwas eertair)y, a very
nakedAttetnit to 'deprive a lean- OP'elealve
Vat:Ohba., ‘:
nalr:'-'3 l lrifiai Sheik havOliikes , Oigins iiia )
.Sao chairs ;The pistons , 'cif taw" Ttfiettrt
IstsvAs Amu* 1:IA1k.; coloWit 11144; a i hr4o.7l2ir,
elsor,,gliorptiPs.predieePe4l,,V.9l3..fing-,f4in
fiesi, add cost doh l ess ticeu en
lass each.
ed,36eAhlloark.3.!='!W hy, youlama tre:quitei
; : ; , " it T!IleA s' .1 11 4:. Ter, agar INlCtllmelek",
13.
ill3litutiith:idotEvrtli , to bitOi , tryl'ittir 4
pereettstsw petreptiupoe &cross doki„,
will be sure , to succAe4 n , ir
tbs. opf,:uirt. parth,lti,Wers
tiliall bike to beavea Wit kes: 4
v•:.1 • -
-4, 4 t.19q 1 0E99499t9 99 91 9ge t 9 t ' lltgit t 9 <thvia.
tought.
• I••
444 1 4 ~ .A'a,ik.al o, re DalleablVlivr, ll Toll&
Tinoers ought to make good speakers—
day demo , • • •
iibee4liki sp i rit ltke sturuner:t-'-
Beoniiioit itilieti'beitiOls fall:
;A good mauls no4tsire kW be felted tbau
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atoll; mitielk4houldi .-beirellrbwasho4tebi , :f
pleety* : iremeA the lower io
epreit; 4l iii*teit likAtiolitartari
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