H
BY FRED.. : .,L';' . BAKER.
pUBLISIiED
r ONE DOLLAR ANA A SAL R A YEAR,
PAYABLE 1g 4Airjtic,E.
"LINDSd s . Y t i BaLIIIN I / 1 4 'leCO d
,ficeindoor, on Elbow LWt betfrats the Post
Office CornerandiffrardStgaMdratta,
Lancaster County; Fiditsyptinils •
ADVERTISING RATZII ~ 0 110-4(1114T40(d0
wee, or teas) lii den* friethe 6r b
One Dollar and-a-half k8;,3 - 4ior i thii;.:X l A , _
essional and Businearicakda, ofsix iltKkat.less.
tB5 per annum. 'Notraestiu tgettending got;
mos, ten cents a-tine: IttertiOrtlail
be simple announcement, tiinf.;:it,W9;,
Aditional lines, ten cents& limit: ,
A liberal deduction made to yetlyinintitlf
Early advertisers.
Doing just added a " Nny,tatrair, Alg,tra-
JOBBER PRESS,' , together •with's Jugs
nortment of new Job riddPird'ryo, 9 !Oirti,
orders, &c., &C., .*rbbi Office Tu E
lARIETTIAN," which yorillqinsumthelne and
peedY execution of all liiiidahtlrita CA RD
PRINTING, from the smallest Card to the
ARUM* POSTER, at reasonable prines. -
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& eolgObli
RAINS of this road run 14 Reading Rail
Road time, which is ton' 'minutes faster
ion that of Pennsylvania Railroad.
TRAINS OR TAUS ROAD . RUST AN FOA.R.OV/S3
LEAVING COLUMBIA AT
I:10 A. AL—Mail Pagan' train for
Reading and inter ' e
'ming Landisville at 754,3 a. Rt.,. aillettyykt
r. Litiz at 5:13; Ephrata Sio ; ;Nein
oldsville at 9:08 ; Sinking - Springs:at Ai:o.sta
fining at Reading at ten o'clock. 4ft Read
iciconneetion is made with Fast Uprearit_inin
f East Pennsylvania Railroad, reapiiing; Now
'ork at 2:30 P. AI. with train of, rlittadflPilis
nd Reading Railroad, reaching .
t 1:20 P. M., and also with, trairialor' "Potti
the Lebanon Valley and Hagiittorg.
1 P. M.—PASSENGBB TRAIN
jO for Reading sad intermediate As
, ions, connecting at Landisville at ,2:50 P. M.
vith Express trains of Penn's. 4.411.., bath
I 'oat snit West, leaving Manheim at 3:26;. Litiz
; Ephrata at 4:10 ; Reinholdsville4:37 ;
inking Springs 5:03 and arriving at,.. kteading
t0:20 P. M. At Reading coßnectionkitemide
Mb trains for Pottsville'and Lebanon Valley.
LEAVE READING AT
00
A. M.—MAIL PAS, NG '
for Columbia and intermediate a
ions, leaving Sinking Springs at 6 16 ; Rein
alsville at 6 44, Ephrata at 7 1 Aiti*,,kt
40, Manheim at 7.68, making edhebdtidzillit
andieville with train of -Penn's Railroad,
firhing Lancaster at 8:33 A 4r,....1 1 # 1 itiPit4 1 7
delphia at 12;30 ; arriving, at C:01141110,la tk
M ock, A. M., there el:inflecting the Ferryl r
Vochtsville and Northern Central Rhilread,
at 11:45 A. M.with train of Penn'a. Railicked
or the West.
g P. M•—Mail Passenger Train for
U.l LI Columbia and intermediaWstitions
with passengers leaving New- Yerkat 12,44„
and Philadelphia at 3:3 01 . ); Sink
ing Springs at 6:31 ; Rediholdeville 6:594, Eph,
rata 7:28 ; Litiz 7:10 ; Minheitri 8:11;
rifle 8:27 ; arriving at Columbia at 9 P. M.
11' The Pleasure Travel , to Ephrata and
Wiz Fprings from New-York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other points,.la by thmsehedule
accommodated several times pet darwith• Ex
po trains connecting in all,direstions.,
lZl' Through tickets to lilevv-York,
Phila
delphiaand Lancaster sold ,- at .prindipall sta . -
tons. Freight carried with , utmost promt
ons and dispatch, at the lowest. rates.
Further information with ‘regard to Freight
or pmenge, may be obtained Item the sigenta
of the Company.
of NDES COHEN, Snperintendeint.Nk.
LE KEEVER, General Preigh!. tuldifficliat
Agent. . . '
S UMAIER RATS!
The underaigned*e'.inid, teceitred,a s ireitnr,-
titul assortment of ail styles of • ' ••• • , r
111
SILK, CAP.K.E.RA,
Strajvcr — t
which we 81 . 0 prepared 111 sell at the.
MOST
MOST REASONABLE TERMS !-•
E Our flunk in the ceelliy are ipviti# l ;
to call and examine etifnetetnintierit.
'SHULTZ& .
FASISIONABI4y.
NO, 20 NORTH y 4: EN 'tqp . ra,"
LdivaitTMLka, :• •
DR. j.
DENTIST," •
'hires F THE BALTIMORE COLLEGE .
OF 'DOTAL StacGrglc.
LATE OF 1 1:1A.Riii&BURG.
O F FICE:-.Pont'kat
•
\Ultima' Drug k.;rPa b!P.0. 1 .*;4•95R 1E .
aad Walnut atzeesta, Calm*. • t Wit . 3 ":
Da. 1414; a. kAawas:Ft9W,, 4 , t:
OF 1"1 CR ;-11mit.iii WEA Aix .ogrpiliMl.
- SPaneer et Paitersoier-iterst7 , 7
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IFRIEW 27 N.O 0 Wk. X'
oppicg uoußs. ), Iwo 2. .
. .:: 1 • 3, 6 o 3 .Im. if..w..:.
FRANruN um/az, 414.1)-:
Atter an absence of skearlribnon:Yeemaere
the Navy and Alnlref theltlnittld,
Mimed to the. Borough ni:Marialaapfav of
aimed the practice or tmadijskiats cu d anti a.
n'Especialattention POW* 80053 =
is which Wallah of tyrafessintabmit
°eV aousiderable expecteauses/ • ~ -
RowARD Assocusarip,4:
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PHILAItg -" 44 '
Diseases of the llrtinatpladialleXimit gYeteili"
BRIDAL
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inatrumerits - prepgis4r %CI I csge:
of f 4544 %,14.
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This pathetic.poem,iff copied froth an.
English ribliCagon galled "The World."
Whoever can read plaintive. strain,
and not experience, an emotion difficult
tphemuppressed, must possess feelings ;
different from those which act upon our
hearts. '
Mother „ , I am dying now,
Death's -cold danipstfbro-on my brow ;
Lettiime not. - ;.!Oach , pang groWErlistron
ratient watch - liAttle longer. [ger,
Sweet it is,your.voice tu . hoar,
Though dull and
..heavy,grows inine ear;
Wait and take my last adieu,
Never mother loved-like you I -
Though j , our forte' 11'6'41might. see,
y o ux: c ima ge was not hid from me ;
Stamped on My adOrinrmind,
Beatitifut, but undefined ' •
Eieltair add ever bright ' ,
That viols:Yu filled me with delight,
Well I knew whate'er might be,-
Those oft-praised-forms I could not see,
Mig I all their beauty view,
Nola of them would rival you, •
Life tome xyas sivaetand dear,
While 'Clive the tales to hear,
Told
t? y you on wintry hearth,
Alllo make yoUr blip& boy mirth !
And I Ipve my voice toyilii
In chorus of those hymns dMrte, -
By which ,you fondly taught your boy
To look to Heaven with hope andjoy.•
Sun or moon I could not see,
But love measured time forme- - '
W hen your kiss mr:slumber broke,
Then I knew the morn had woke ;
And when the - hour.came to pray,
Then I know 'twas close of day ; •
When heard =the hind winds blow,
And I felt the warm Are glow,
Then I knew 'twas winiei• wild,
And kept at 'home—youF helpless child !
When the air grew' mild` and soft,
An d, the gay sang shift, •
When I.heard thi atieauilet flowing, ,
And -I smelt the wild lower blowing,
And the bee around me bum,
Then `I knew-that spridg'bod come,
Forth I wandered with 'delight,
And I km 4 when days were ,bright,
When I" Climbed the.green hill's side,
Fancrtraced the prospect wide ;
And 'twas pleabant whenl pressed
The warm and.downy. fart, to,rest.
Now I 111;f1I ST MOM ehtilli roan •- •
Tho many paths around my home ;
And you will often fool ih vain, -
Nor hail yonr wanderer e'er again ; -
Never more on tiptoe creep,
Where he lay eaif.rislOp
Or wit'lloW and 0.00 1 v,9
Murmuring to himself alorie,
On. e, bed of wild flowers stretched, -
Starting when Ukiss you Snatched,
Till nature iehispered, 'twos my mother,
And affection , gave another! •
But 'tie sweeter, thus to
With IS y te oder mother by,
Thari - to be in life'bione, ‘ • '
When shit and 'eyed friend Were gone
Mourn not o'er me , brAen-hearted •
Not for long shall we be parted, -
Sd6n in vales which ever bloom,
Which initialing flowers perfume','
In rsalms of , lifel of light and joy 1,
You will meet your poor 'blind boy .1
ADVANTAGES OT .French
physician is out in tv. long diseertation'
on thandvantages of groaning and cry
ing in general, and eapeeially' during
surgical oppratiolor.rge leoatends that
groaning and cuing are the two grind
operations sby ezhich- nature allays , ' lan
guish; thatthose patients Whegi've why
to' their nabiralleelings,. more.sgeedily
recover from accidwits • and "OPerittionel
than those who suppose (it ',unworthy a
roan to betray such eyniptOns of cowar t%
dice as either .-to :groan= or= to cry,:.
telfs of a Mad who reduced like
from One Inndrwiand.twoniy-six to six
ty, in the coUrse of two, hOurei by giving
full vent, to bis emotions. people-40
at all unhappy; traiiit anything, let their
go: into. thojr,r_cmc IRA .) comfort
,144,4 w,
selves - witti - Aa loudiboohno,
will feel aluttlired percent- better af
terwardk. --t . W• •,
ln -accoidaien with theloov~Bj tie;
clieg of 'Ett!ltirtn itoild•pokbe‘ 409:
greatlyifitianiiikocti::;lf iiiMign4i
cally.rliiieleked;4lle result fay be "St.
Viiiali;aini‘uStitileric,.,fits, or some
of t ' dts use e - nerrQßl system: •
Whirls itatitto neirlie:Swaysitseriili.
and nothing can 0 4 more, n i atAti, , thea,
the:crying Jof !children when anythifid
occare-itib i gil cT a lor
mental gaintr.t.''.
ftrobithiphiott aperoorusi Awls; experi
enced the effkt 9 of *Willi relieving
greet' iiiketff i$ tietivid tniinus“ . how
tIZi) t,[lA ,at in
the feelings are allayaikomat.l4r 15_00
dulgencerin - groant and - -eight!:
parents and friends show more fatal ,
genes in groare and=-eighs! Then let'
Pareadeiteek.l l4 4 3l *..4 4 ...4l ) :
gennelninebty •bnietiritif 1043 f on they
Part of cladreiii4*4o4.l 6 t_
sons—orkdvigardithealeaexpithe mon
as the - safety xalivie.-SlirsineiPWilieh'iii
tnTe 4ischargesiternurplus -steam.-
ilst • .5 I Si ..•
fiC9.:Pe Ireie
terterworth ;money, for without-
4t--they
iisrto 11:1
Tit 1119Tif*TiOtyp a s.
-
-fr-I*-twoo-who reached -the
ArPoilailiks44 l6, 4 646l , 4 1 #1 , 0401
its glad,
tmat
"An gulttpuhni VftonsOtinia 'got 4X for Ike :Ng* 'l2tirtit.:.
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MARIETTA, SATURDAY - . MORNINa SEPTENBER-I*-1865. VOL.IL—NO. .6.
,SEPTEMBER S°l. , •-•
Entiminak
Frederick, Montgomery co., Pa. 1 ,
Axe p 6, 1865. I
Dear Mariettv,in iTl a s Saturday
evening; as I sit:_ by quily Window
lonkirid'out'upon tite'4iutifixt scene be
fore ninl' The BUD jilt "setting behind
the western hills, is casting his:last lin
gering beams over the :landscape and
tinging all thin 7 gs:witib' mild, golden
light. 'Tie wieveli evening;'
rambles over the hills In''search of
company' via 'amuseltieritl'
O' would I were epaintbr'or" - 'a poet
that I might portray in glowing colors
or' - graphic 'style the. beautiee of the
scene as it is just at - tliiiirooinent : the
•
sip has just disappearnsl,and Abe, whole
westia aglow with radiance glory:
But am neither poet nor painter, and
my prosy style could ; giv,n neithar,• you
Dux. yqur.readers any idea of the, scene,
so 1 shall notatteßopt
TO b.94'eelifteCit l 7;iet be seen, Bed in
wonld, be pleasant, if you - .were
lief° ititt. Bee ao.T, of: Yclu' :teatier.e,
wishap to engage „in teaching kirarding,
school, send him down here. BareAs
fine school propertyowaiting for a teach
er. There a large briclt , baildini, far
stories high, well arrange - d i in,e'very viay
fleetly adapted' foi...schOblpurposes;
several 4'oes:of 'are& iittachek Situate
in'a iiictidn-oV•t6untiy;
coteularidirig - irmir tba cupola - a - a - plendid ,
viearloiliaileeili-all - diiectioni;an& -, nit=
pal le ditidngitike'd'alucrming-'PlaCei
yai Avithont regular' leacher. ' The
school in consequence of frequent
change of teachers,. and occasional in
teryals when no, teacher was here, is not
as largely attended as it might be • but
ifa.gpod,teacher, activ,e, tAnergotic,
many.were to settle her : e and take ; the'
entire management, of,the concern into
his own hands, he' could net fail to
up a. gpode? , hoel. , A.ll,tbet Avelitini
is a goodpermanent teacher.. Ti any . 'of . .
your'readers wishesitiation of tots
kind, heie is a..chance. In.ejew weeks
more the school will - be vacant. again,
and any one; that: wishes can; step eight
in.—'lt would be-a.capital place'lor as,
Orphan's Home, mid,rif Mr: BUZIONVOCe
wiehes to establish a:home in i Montgom::
ery pounty, this is ; Inst - the place for ti r
purpose. Enough of tkis'ii(Tevisr, let
ne something else '
Saturday evening. The sun,hai gone;
the'brigianegi has faded from
. the land
scape.othe sable curtains of -night- Wm
been drant' and `nave shut out the, day,
from view:l.-The Weeklies. - ended; with.
all tte-toils,l;its..labors andits.,aaron,'
joys and pleasuree r its-griefe -and pain.
with altdteedeedS 'of' merck, .4ofo 'and
charity, ova °malty, 'vice _an& driine,
with its good knd:itti--evil,!it?lias--'itnne
never to be recalled; all that is left us
now is `thy"remembrance' of'tlre pAst
"
Thesciant 'quiet o thishou invitee' to a
re"iiTirSrtlelieuiriliiitniiii 'tab . ;
alas, that in ,the: 2 aetrespect , WE L ahany
find so much more of evil than of good,
soicrlMY predious hours witted, so many
opportaliities ofd9irig good' neglected,
so little done for the cans() of God and
humanity.
aitAliViOW of the past brings ;to ..mind
the'Ntrids 'of 'other drips.'
• 'Oh, `hoW
soon do we find vacancies in the;circle ;
how soitifi l icirie are' missing'. - ,The group
id •le.
of merry,hearted,. laughing bids and lasz. -
ses that uiddlii Meet Me morning after knife or'trifpelniseraPe off nirthel'berii;
morning.in Locust Seminary,,, rbies be- but be particular, o leave .the lull on
fore me now, bni, ah,,ono isp ridt there, the cob. !One gill/ow?, milk, two t,ep,-
one seat is vacant, one' fainiliar face - is spoonfuls efAalt, two eggs well beaten',
wnting. Already death has.entered'' and as munh_flpnr afutwill make batter;
that happy and taken , „one away. as thick as griddle cakes
One alreidy iibe beneath' the'sod the g elitin the lard boiling Atot,,
noble b0y,..9, beloved,achonlmite and drop itabliesiblinful• at - :time in'
voritepupil has` fallen. - Theodore was it. When' brown, Pate hot for slimier.
. 4 -
a nebie boy rhonortible in all things, sr A con dt r i,,f e il ow , s nxiown4o,,seer
opposition to the prevailing * o f
the Queen, left his native village !and',.
young:men was- one of prOmiqent
J • came.to ‘ Londoihto gratify hie mrioeity.
feet", of his c h eracter- EsVell ' imv Upon his .return, hie wife asked him
fan°y ik°4r:lll63 as
with earnestness. " wh;t - the t een 1613 like f" '''l:4lx6 li i ;
and: ervor la-argues with - his cu e
t w 310 -
companions agai nst 4e st the nee o f th e lPte x- cheated in alll . 132 ,Y . k ite - 'Q Y he t ,PPP' t
Mating cif and,the various Objection- think, hifirkra?her s . ~ a re a be amusements io which young men so• t4F9P -•°
PP d fthPPS e it rd '
•
POPP , '
frsqleatly:zeitprt for purpose of , our -
exciseman Baia score Uln_as, her
ing tiinb , et other s ;' say
,what they ' Innis were, 'alioit Wnicizorn.' li
would, to , thesertmodore was: an • uncem-, ' ' '
i'rcPiPing:PPEH4.-`rftp'yeas t,•*. 1 9YE54 -fair,ixortkArk"anco iIo'PPRO"
schoolmate:, -: without: exception, inigly;" , paid 1644011 1 5 11, .. , t4
xiiiltitisl4o4tir:lpiPOillpiilivire4'gini,; 19y; perso i wbA-saateiMing pear at n.
him,n-lindwerdvagpleasant ner,A44 who was eonettattaienktinglhe .
ever ready ; action to the: ward :U1104143: ;WV.:
him, as the ravages of-fell disease told relied thegabbier:, "we are so „crowd
-001 i4h6ien4rfe q (404.- efApe t t iVe: itiaq do Rol lii , i'#34l4e .
te,:dil,binnielf,"himever tailed .to; meet , to .11 1
in ou
kit - 61113f #k)ithila:. ,ltlnied: BC ,-1 4the,Pob14 11,11 .
pupaiwEver 10hedient ,-, and ',respectful, , so r i cs u pp o ilifg,tbtiarcalaeg , :l
atT4 l 4l9fthalolo4Rt i a@j 444 : o4llo hlelnhkf'thc ,,, trnittfdi sts4ii inotttionti
health would permit,, pick,w4Vonitizikhe';boAraryk. 44l arr - t
winto "Ws p la c e i n h is teacher ' s Because it would be ill eagle (illegal.)
Corivpondence.
::...1 . c.; !“ri ~I','. :.;: f.
heart. N,ot ance, Ord , disrespeftful
..Password to Lis teacher lips.
S li ould en eh a .
,p , up,i 1 not betleverf
40 :Stiff
no more. shall his - sweet; toned ioleti
b reathil'fiirth: Sweet tit el dy, nor his lie-
gerti . touch the' light guitar
I , ipiri the: High - School. - You
little band is brakein ; `
one.of yOSII nnm
bee is gone, no more-to-theetcybr atit•jdu
ware:iwont to , riteeCcia. the. pask•
short:the-tithe sinceimie parted,' and yet
one '4s longer with. Who
thoigim upon .the eveninglyibeti.me held •
our pleasant closing exercises,wthat4 so-
Bo i o,p the girde slpel4 . l)s.lr9kon„? ..i top,e
you loved, ote c you r teacher loyed, pay ,
been called away t().,itit? .. eernal home r
`tuni,heirte ire ; sad and kit,
ihe early dt;part:S. ;3 9t 00 would
year absent teacber,c9ne with intd heart,
with you to_ ziy , ff , triaMeS9,the t tsieppry
- of your Aettt.y i o t uag salkopl u nktjtand: ; dpp,
' a tear upon Its early grive. Mt u te
live, that when we are gone, others may
say itif its- What-we den , "still of %lin.. the
hetitilegabi to 'leftve' behind int. is 'the
legadivfiasgobd natibiloViot
11 tr..;
Eiaro 'NOT. CTE: tAnforate Litc . a.:=:Buli
wer eloquentlymeysni-i'lmannipt=helibve
thet ; earth is ,man's
. iidiegEilace sid .
can't be that oup lifeM. cast : , von the,
ocean of eerni4`f,.9/4?at.t moment up 4 ; ,
its waves and thcm, sinli into, .nothing
ness ! - Else Why is it,that e ,the glorious
JU, rt, , • sl•
aspirations, which leap like angels fry
the temple of our heart, are forever wan
dering 'ationt unsatisfied? Why: is , It
that;the= raitibloW and tOlOuds . ikoife , ' ever
with, a beauty that islndtfofl, earth, and
then pass Galant leave - vs to:nines , upon
their faded lovelinesd2 , Why is it •that
the' e taiii, 'who' liOld.-tleeirlestival around
the'midnight throne ; are set' above' they
grasp .of .our Aiinitedtlfaoulties e forever•
mocking us ytith':their priappEoachablp
glory. - 4.nd, finally v why is .7117 - tiAt"
bright foritriOf t yre::
seated. to our, view, andl.thektalFen from
us, leaving, the.thoppend, ; stream,s,of.pur
affection to - flow back in Alpine torrents :
upon our hearts 7 We are born
,for ~a
VreaittPrtheie
is" if . /#lidi
raatilrAqilSii3 the "'stars will be spread
befOrells'icke'iilinds' that "slOmber'`Oi
the ocean—and where the that
pass beforsAmlike..shadows will , stey
oar. presenne,forever.
I S I / 4 '
9PPTY•77W , 49 2 0P.0 e F t e,44,191114139 r.
te n d,modesty cqpiroys a . gyspeful•tr,ih'ute,
44.4PferfLucei‘a0:19AP,e0,t to ,the , merits
of others,, ,which,4arma the : .aye and
wigs the hear t even even" of the bold and, the
proudiohAeity ie, trite
Practihh . figd . .t raforkodes
ty virtue Of Dersoni Who are
unreflAtirti and who are easily
hither and thither by the untutored in:
stinots-arfd shiCtyluipals'es' of 'thiiie na
tuie. ;Chi he coritigq,' the.rhan of eolith
merit and ripe tholight is much more
likcily,th._beephitest.,apd, retiring than
the. map of kitling,..pqrSnAse imPerfeut
eclufuttion,,agdAu,glistaliablemediocrity.
This, does not, happen because the great
mauls ignorant hf his great,powers, , or
the good man : of:his good qualities, ,
Coes Pexoegns.—Boil eight or tee
eiii.oectrn4piises• sharp ' kni fe dovin
. and with the heck 'cif --the
j - ; - ,f , .t o=74 . ii; ,•- - -9! , , , :::" i , z
7 - f.
giIAIfEFU 4.I I. FOAL Apvipz : " .- 7 . a8 t, t 0 112 1 147 ..
ntiir',a benit. - 6.lerfil)i c i 11 , 6
w w - 7 . i t,
~, , orlf iitole i 1
eibo,ooo. Hli r litsitie inone2,bi "fi g ht- 1
,ing the tigei." He tiilit call . c4hpen
B il l
lii"ii;Yer arid informed hun tha t be was A i
3 " ' and'thoug h' ' 60siiiciae
ruined man, .„,
This led 1.0 tlieifollowing di a logue ..- ~
, . r ,_ .
"Etow nlnCh does. Your de tilcatip,h
. ...
...•
.., . 0.„1:; !....g.l ..11 . +
amount to ?
. 4' 610_ iiuridiairiusaiia dollars.”
- i -,..i.i0i , I ,r, .c f.. 111 filo.
'it tlot any i 'Or it left ?
,f.,
" 44 11 9, 8L" 1 ~ ~. .—,'
"Ttiiii,'s bad ; yi:at have left noth ing
to vork w ..'il l i t l , , 4, . i , ' * • 3
st_i*lkal ( In r ib-43 4) 1 i d ) 3 ? , . ? :' ' ILL I . i iettlud
i`i4o- iii
rt must return s to your deli I v?
bstrackanother hupdri2,d,, , th , onitend , .", ,i ,
a'''n"
- ' ' '''') [f eft, i for """
7
What mast 9 a . ~..,.. o.ic i
'., fj....' - aqta. . e O - 1.1.641 R.IC . -,_ .
" -c re ' oreeerveyour character anitsay.
...:. - 1 ,
from to the 'Ait o t.2. i ,.Vrt j ati
With thiliun r ed ,thotteand 401 ft o rli fl y;on,
;wit- -ri 1 etoa saki • i'l.'"''' to coin
are to steal to morrow ,
~ rilgy
~ , i
r,,, ,,,
fee wits esani l'our eta ge„,
Pc.TE' w ~.,, , i .. tl' 4 ii .4"F l tat:42o do:
.ki.
attex i tojtaprro.7,,wl, L 4lTS' t
_au 4 dr
i..4ill e call at the bank.anot con , !iia,y Bt .,
offence; I will . 'reireee l Wilitoylltil •
,T
poor;' , helig..lirolci'iii 303 afi,','" Tl?yeSt)istkp i O? r .",
-tri u: .:w.. :.„c„, , ,..'.1 ll o. l ‘ t
LI is . d i fV EL
I W 1 3 1. 111 offer the bantSifi,l/0 . :0 5, o%hat: l ?
b niE wt actek .
tile, mat t er , /Pe i ._ . 11 5 ... le,x, , ....attit a
a .,,, a , : , ~) ../..14.. .11 .•...- , , ;.... 5 ,
This will; leitve, 'O5 ti,00 „, 0-
e t o o l dimsvotoeibil
' tween, 3:97 anal i me— . l : 9 !:N.A: • hno'
A l '”' Withlkiii e siiiit Yon min fevre,
from blisinekp :
~, t „ A „ d t - • g,
a r,.' 3ce "- L --, - li. 4 i• 11-7 ,vlc-:!)5, 0 ,
Tiiiiiimilginfit rigte.ned andtook oh
~ ~ -a +A ' /Shfivii ''aefitigiteLll4
wriiiiiih.' i lti double i , ~ ~
< , .L 4 toe. <. 3.,
and compromised as,thela`wyer oal il, he
should 'lie iirngli , 000itiiihrfitieahl
is Coiit e d: ... '0i .. t l-ii„ -most,re.i.., piceta:ble
g°,°,,tvem°ii tlit.oiNeviy.roc ~.,..I,lt
zAbolitl thirty*V4, l Yelutilik, 'than?'
Ted - this'. in-the toVnlorilHebrolitiii cOrtitin",
Dt! en niata •
edi• -oft a lieEittlyita-yotinif
tclivEV.w 4fildtiiiebtiWof Itinienthelse
,
weitVeligaged Ao be::miirrierdi;
14 tab et: tronye d dbiritthd ilPhistitte>
rian
getleF iinVeVehilff talitiVbf 411eir'nazi
piosehingriaptiklailvhlthitlfelfidetet teg
in fi r k e d-f : , 7 ' r fa. ci
• etntibinkiegiaerBdar;liftwdervente
fitiallSetraieceig the begot:
eet of my life."
"And pray what iday that 'till doe—
tor?" '-Px •
"one 1 - i4hetPr'stiil ll ottf
yon'aif ivife'far 'tleS 'drat
Ku
And the; tither, 16;11111410'e
" Li' when wa 131st
""Yes, my
"Never ehill ' i j ohilieiailit span.o
4
hied." (
• It -1 , - Oet-i t
"Every aim of twee inali iiiirfun!
"They ghti e, hey ?"
''"Yee,l32,-feire:j3 huia. 14 '1,41
If ?czi hen, zu
e an yott, tOl3
your liabiea T isfenilia l ter
' -
goodnight, eir." l
The lady left the Odin ano the don."
for tell the.heose.,,,TkeAmet to ,ais
true
,stof,y, wAs tl4o„...the,,llootor_Raver
married, and. the lady 0)4 t.
=Eli
teriiimianoe descant!:
lug on'the 'eseeointi l et l
of cOll'wetic'o, remarked, "`ea' a kn i oili=
down' argument:L'"whets 'r s 'lvOild
ttg.dieciime eu parfait: l : that; dirti?d`
calla do, - ottil9g
to 'gill; ft : thorottli
it killed every dritter On
of'tQ'ea;itic, '
ear A. few days since a fellOwlwasfiri:i•
ed for stealie l g a sail; " but li - e — sed he
only tifoiefi tiiraeloVe'." r . 4116 1 inigte
aslee'd
too tire i
satd"Wei*ii;iatiiitier
•;
prisoner • •
:! .? 7 t
e s,lici:sttd.:!lri
lo .15m7
; . :;ji r t!
EMIMMMI
.4% ii tlp gaffs atter:TAUlTlliniaT.99 l ,
church fwhere,sba:barlrectrAlKilein
up:for, the:fkrst
place, and among other things =she 40:44.
with all her childislrinnoceree that a
Plate
money' on ft, ti*Vatie kAr
Cti airivhalgriAftP4 1144•11 , 7'.tP191; 1 .
mariphe4911644.“0 1 4 1, ig 1 441 1 * 1 4 0 k:
Wa S 4.4*0i40 gakuthifitWe,„&l46,AMlAAKlNti
beetv-watchingSkever , iinceffnighi#l7oo -,
uals sada:till:Mute." rvo:
ullti_tgajLdid,Ards* re9itan m`
Paradise haloes AO 44U M'
amiable wise -t 9 .thes4 heeb,440.,,
im.gotm,io(o,ltwatstibewAsbn.lolPAY•r;
" atkY:! e 1, Sa ida Pr k-f
e l
puipag oais a ow-laze; "tf tiny ,
call ll tit,lo: r fie"
where, sir tfr `-• Gani ° tii eleep'
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MMIM
E6II(NISE 0.-1. am an old reel
dcpt,of girsgOn, ,and was for many years
a constituent of Jo L—, at one time
Oregon's greatest politician. I propose
tSlking the carious reader one of his oleo
tiorm!eriog dodges, apd how nicely he
g?z caught Uncle Jo was about
to, make . a . speedli ,the unterrified of
Long Tom, and stopped at Tom Brown's
for.,,dipner. lie knew Tom to be a little
fact;•quite inclined to be au
ti— anU ncle Jo determined to
"
-
brin so g - hiii over. As soon.as he entered
the house he cOmmenced,his usual tac
..04#111.ietc......,v
tlfl2. you Mrs.
Brower iiow do you 110„430 itoA are all
tiled t '
tle ones 1" After kissing the
ones dir
ty ones 4 0- he Fiske for mother's
pieoa .00. t • _
Fp anything do like, it
it's got
some strength in it ; and does a fellow
some good. By-tha,,by.,_ Mrs. Brown,
they day fromdsigdingato-vete agin me.
Idanniihweroult..lle and=l have fit In
&ha togetheriiip oniaitegile•Kiver, and
bainVedifttutiinithe motmtains, and been
gooddriehfistandAaitneicrats ever since
wbeeamentvOregbuitl*
a/Messner diluter.; is l ready, and they
likes met and ebeigis of course. Mr.
BpodinliseorrytthwychavelLnotbing bet-
Yea could
havounetlaingitlietteiT bldse'Yoar soul
' we , dotearitave AnOttinelittlf so good in
Vikeithingtdii. NbrinY'frilitid, the P resi
derit wduidrgibe.half Ids salary to get
suellikeans'as . lthleeep-• Nave you got a
pint you , °bald spare'? I would so like
to taktil thew to liinisfor seed."
" We've,g2t - liiishe i rs:cf - thorn," says
ktqliOn . -'" 1 •( . c ..
~‘3l ~. • ',-.
" kat USW,: tioNjuck e ty: If you will,
(144 ii, j . atie o
3P.f them: .1 .- Will put
tfigin in ni43 icir ik and
. take them
.= L a ttj - 0 1,5 -, ~ , 0
on" r. - buchanan, and I would , not
iOsull ire itiSweib . .. i thii'iniiiiiia of Tom
/
goi4A;g one dr. e` Viit n • Offices in the
st e s i t t ~ l'inv era tqJe. ~ : - . 1.. , •
LAiei,,,,t,z,44/,'CJI O — di 44 stowed
awayorct.s.to . svajefo , re .._.,.. 4 .
iki uncie o s saduVi-bugs, and
... , ,a, i›. axe Inez s., ....fic .;--.. made
sure. TOW and . .intinence ) weve all made
lr- it ~t 3.., z,.... 7'l Z;..,f , t ~.. J.
sure. , • `, ,
.:. -..:tilal !..14 1 0.4..}. 42_ ~. .
In'abont s, weeit out and , ins wife go
,_ ~, lowirti .;,i' r
ntl to Esgenie to visit Tom a sister,
Mit. Small. nc eVo Atka been there
&144. e .... tA .:. c.: . m ._
!mu inaue ars ra MipmelifilOn. IS.
]rows, ‘ 4llt ,
Smith tells Mrs. a a nice
gentleman SquireliL,---- ia.:450. kind
and,sociable,liket; ,and then be -thinks
so ptek,efigimithp . Would you believe
ltobe brought wilosigin.t of beans all the
way, , fxom „Washington. the vary kind the
President lotion this table:?
.Atithisibirsoßrown , begins to smell a
very birmint., i lileys she::
"Mrs.,o3mith,what, kiwi of beans is
thein„hethroughtypacrcumWashington?"
:,',Q) , i i they,,aritonicebbeaus.--twice as
[
large satiny tighit,t ntete 4 , 4 yiith.s pinkish
ey. 4 112•,..-, o i l •t o 40.1,,•1.:1,t.-; •-1.. , 11 ....
"I thought . Bill" ' who &Ira. Brown.
"May I see those beans?"
"Certainly,7„.. sarliirs; Smith. " I
hiVe . thiliciii 'the bag With the garden
se i-ai 3. 4?...s „'. ~....: s:,, w...., ,
of., , _ .ir: - .' — i " 17'1 1 s t i ll .
se beano were "produced tied
tiiili e illicit otAne s i3rewii'ii calico
....._ . .,...
~:': xil f
'8 t.G
dread. Thia pioduced an'explosion.
Brown and Smith at once became anti
wo e ar
defeato him.
vr.v; i:e . t
rf-- e e
wtr
Brown and Smith Were a host
to t
th i i/Miii i 9. l3 ,. • They'
Pa,n4vtassed Long Vpfii and - Xtfeeplii tAp i roaghly` that
Mae l ittatnol tikjghoet , 64 chance
init l inrirecnete .
frb.'s 0,2:6
Or It isstated ths4a-man "out West"
hislivielliddaagi'deir, - peWeildf, `4lOlible
aaldiegtilviOdliali:dealintlall td 'be a
bAlifittiotl4n4i to htiMilaii•titee but to
eldifllVitikfhinliffOi - ftjbeiposnd to
aoglilbitlirtidif ids A s a; proof of
itfCrttilWifid tiiitiai, Lille inventor
niiiateliihiit,ViVaraf eiPiiriment, ho
etit'idtalibil:f3tirlkerali 6ftlidog's tail
silt ippied IsiPtiklieireci the bleeding
sal*, `wilelielip744tieldit at' once grew
At tv itipilagitaelaiihrld . T3i]Elpfil that
lailiiiii iii r aikirtildideie i;fltiiil Which
he had cut off, and Anti the salVe to
_ .. 7f
tlibi4niji334, , 4! _ opeop a dog
gWY IiYM9 R 9 Wct, 44,0eFx that it . was
iowtsi,bleAkteamkkoh Ttkik4besioogin
-51.4104511•,) ::11113%11 -4 Vi ik r':*
N f -, . -rte. it at, ar,..1110.0.7 ~., ,-,
MIN
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Air VA ino-orT m09411014* itould
BYstagiati4 l 7l , o l4, l44lllN Bst.ilbsst
Lrfisf tOASsdekl441 4 3,4114Mkruishad sr
wAll,austaßiedxtutrymr.4,4l, gentler
would
a cryingthAtywkpt c ygolkitof
bread—robirchurcirg cpul!fr
tiii) t ! '/ 'il,6 l C,
fiplvgal ireahf e'bree
0 41 41 jR.
avil,a laacis/
elopm.
d for
Ilearance la-Bocies6\