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Godey's Lady'ei ZPOIA
For 1861,71,
ht . f o o'ion bfagaziii#'6l:,*o.i..lo..
7 - 7:741.1 -
,teratute, Fine Arts and vFltetti9llor That'
inagrulicent steel .engravings. Dole
7,, -p-Plates. Wood engres cieefiry
that can interest
..mg, Netting, Embroidery, Artieles.,for'l
'l. o ot, for the Parlor. the Boudoir, , and
Kitchen. Everything, in fact, to make a
„ g lare Lintv's Book.
VIC Ladies; Favorite fbli -
!laozine has been able to compete filth itim
attempt it.
tIONiS eeeipts
Department of a household.` Thbse
;,.., 1 ", worth the price of the book.?)1r. ..1: Collages ( no other Magaztrie ,eves
Disgraces.
w ee. , • i, e sous for the yoUng. • Another
rnig with Godey.
:\ Wile, worth $3 a year, .90er
poidisit old worn-out Music, 'but
to tioiley get it before the triu-
i.,4 LAllira. Another peculiarity
1, ,t;
~.1 Iv: • i, - orn MeJira. A. T. Steweit & Co.
N : nv , lie millionaire meichaiiti, iip
.,,,spdvy, the only magazine that , has
!, We give more Of them
16:1!I Hey other Megazine. .fia r
eeatttes every lady to be her
MS
luN iLARLAtiD, , I
" Hidden_. Pfhtilli"
Netne"ais," and "
• G..ky earl' Month, and "for no
A new novel by be; bee
ho;7. We Nape' itreb' retained
()id and favourite cum tributors'.%
TEARS OP •
Nly's Book for 1867:
Chieh More can be ra4 demalton.)
idewieg are the terms of the taify,s
;.o.i‘ ici ISO :
copy, one 3 ear,
copes, une year, „
Mel! copies, une year,
jr copies, one year,
une year, a nd.za extra
t , .1e person gettiug up the club,
Lifi:z4 ,to C 0 1 ,11•6, '4Ol
ctipies, une year, and an extra
the person gett iug up the club,
11111 f 21,00
one year, and an extra
penult girttiagi up the 6 r itib t
e:ce copies, 27,50.
,I! . ul.litions to clubs at club rates.<
.tb bfibsettbers wilt. be Hen; to, any P.:
nl: , Pre 14r inbscriber may reaide.
G , l ,, y's Lady's Bonk and 'Arthur's
iwer I.a ;,, - tine will be au n t, each or.e
. . .
lrc :.0 club with any other mug
/ht. Or novlpaper. - 3
mimes must 1141, te„tlent, at, qune
•,;,; of the clubs.
tf tswoht bubscribers must send 24 'cents
kNitoual lor each subscriber.
L. A. GOD.E.Y,
Y. I:. caner Sizth and Chestnut Bt, eets,
Pill LA DE LfIIIA.
~DHLEE & BRO 4,
AND IW.ASS
Uencrai Machinists, Second llree4
&boo Union, Cotum
r,e) nre prepared to make all kinds. of,Aron,
40 .114 , 1 Jr Mills and Blast FinTacet,
4ea, Jri Swam, %Voter sodliss';
Fonts, COW Darns, Weights, ?seii for Will,
imp, and castings of ever) description ;
ENcaNES, AND POI,4EYSI
IX noos its AND IMPROVED
‘ll4 ner: PUMO3, Brick Pceaßei , StiaTildg and
l'aleye, Mill Gearing, Ole% 'AittietafetY .
for Minusg and Tanning" Brass Bearings,
ate% a Blast Gauges ; tubricutskrs Cocks,
Cock
i..e9 and 'Wtifer Braes it...
Lain all their variety; Boilara i Wankiit3rinsa 4 ,
Hasten Stacks, Bata Nuta Vault. Orza
\\*idlers, tkte.
BLACKSWITHING in GENERAL:. r ,
t'Ntli long experience in building machinery_ ,.
nia .7 e ,
ourselves that we can give
%ruin to those who may fivoi us witti m ther
" 4 r 3 . L.?'Repairing proialetly
Orders by mail addressed as above, will 'Wiest
tia) prompt attention. Prices to suit
Z. _
SUPPLEE,
RUPP - LI:E.
Colinibia, October 20. l 8 0 14 ' tf
TOY ES
STOVES! STOVES!! '64731%*5 1 1 !
CDR no PEE',
COOK STOVES, r ..;1
dT ST OV
JOHN SPANtiLIoR'Se,Wa!
PARLOR STOT - ES, PARLOR ,fi'l!,Q FES,
, .
PARLOR STOVES,
GAS- BURN[NG STO
JOHN SPANGI t ER - -
OVES - $ T
'
4TOVEg, STOVES,-VULCAN
FOR HEATIAG
TWO OR rOUR
ROOMS WITH
ONE FIRET-F„,QVIRTH:
OPLY AT 0 TV READY— 6%4 I* •t! 1 42 "
SEE THEM
SPaligier's Hardware. and Stove , SOre
ttlarket Street, Marietta, Pa.
the suitzbaet)
O-
y 0 ULTZBiI6I, • • r
r.l N.VER ¢¢ 1.4 . 4 TRER 4.441,1-4 ER.
MARIETTA ? PA. •
' l ag Purchased the reinaining , stock-on
ks4ld4itinil!eissed the Tannery and fixture! of
father, Henry Sultztnich, deceased, 31.
of ill Pare.' to accommodate the customers
old stand, am' the-public generally,
t2.! r e ,eeerythi tig in his line, at such - ,priceis.ste
4ee . finl to give entire satieflicAoli . 1113
consist of
Oat Spanish and Sldughter & 31 e,
Valve and Hemlock Leather,
CA LFSKINS, • -
IVazed and Or-ainift:UMAk.‘,"
SPLITS, HARNESS BitIDLE
, Etob 4 41. .
t. paid
11''ietta Janua f
ry or Hides ad. Sit itte. ,1-
„It 6. 1866. n
tf
sx suppowgß•ao :flvexmi
1,
fcvlient %nide for ladies. Juat
we at MRS. ROTIPS Vt tteTt •
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}ATONE' ANWVIMIPI PIFEAk
YiiterfSADVAYlekrw"
*Avg
Office in " LninsikkeitageuttronitAA'lsecingt.l
it &own/ EitQwl - 4(M. 4et.to,f ithe, Po"
t qffictrrßotzterean.d4lo.o.sl.
Lancaster County, Petwasko4o4.:k
MEM
(10
•linei ur 4ss)l6:cmiti anift
One f's inapr,t•ion tPro- ,
fession e and ou s incs , s.calosi - of:sis,linctiur less
at ~80 per annum . col -;•
'dr' Its a-liiie:'' l llliiriTaieSiiidibeiaths,,
llieirtinpUittrintitiatistbait Mirka any
additional lines, ten cents
A liberal deduction made to yearly s nd
•
:; -, flaSing just mddelia; <l'vN.aw s trieri.Mous-
Tag!! JossEa Psass,',2 toze.lher : withAs
assortment of new Sob and Card type, Cuts,
*lioiders, '&e., theldb , ioftree 1, THE
IVes a terr srirrt , kwhich tar illtinisurenhe f tte, and
speedy execution of 111,11iods, of -,J,orkiat-,Caan„
P a rsrx. rt a, from the smallest Card to the
cenb'zdr Poo en . itrtMeonabi.
B RITTON & 'M USSER'S
111-ot. , DEINNSTPRE.
Market Mreet, Ofarietta, Pa. 4
tletrrost & Mrsska, - successors to Dr. F..
( -o in tie'? Ceti entire , ticetubiness itthe old
11 ex e diaily,rsceiyaugodditions
to their btock, which are received 'ffo'm the
tnost retiotde importers aud,tuanufse„turers.
They wciuld reSpoettully ask s'irieral sharer
of public patioaage. ~" - • '
They are now, prepared to supply the de
liEnas4rf 'the liublitaititli-ev'erytliink iit theiv
line of trade. Their stock-of..
DRUGS AND MEDICINEC
YiAlitill A t'D ' PEtiti, l- IS AOIFG UBlr 4 A'R'lll , 7
Pure \Vines rid liquors for mediciiitit uses
>ALL THE fIOPULAIUMENTI.MEDICINES.
$3 on
50
750.
ROO
p,xlt, siffs.pf, al&liinds,,F i Nkey 4nd I..;sdlet, Ar
1, tales ol every' Rind; - Alehlolitrinir Prot
tracts, Alcaloid and."itesinitids,alt
the het Trusses ' Abdominal Sup
pottcrre,ShoulderidliaceS,Breast
Zutops,,Nipple *ells and
, Shields, N ut Boit s',`
A large supply of
liikri,A4ls4,Joolll MA. AND CLOTHES BRUSHES.
:Tooth Powder and Pastes, Oils, - Perfumery,•
gutio4, Dyei, Invigoratote,Ac ;
Coat,ol4,LampsoShadea.,..chilcangsl:Wt e Ak titc,
Physicians' bupplied at reasonal.le rates.
Medicines and Inestripti . Afedattfuily i nd ac
orately compounded all hours of the day and
night, by Charles H. Britton; Fharniateutist,
.wlio will pay especial atttmtidn to his brauch
fthe.lkusiness. over , ten years
Toractiela
bleo4him to.guarantee.eptire,satuifaction4o all
,wlmi l mat t p 4 atrv o ia,e the ney , ..firrn.
. ,
A.,la , tze, supply of Same' B o oks, Stationary, ,
" 2 arvirey§ dn' band.
SUNDAY HOURS:
From S to 10, a. m.,-12 to 2, and 5 to 6
Vhorl es .11,,Aritton, . 4, Musser.
tts,,,cetoper 20, 1866. 11-tf
PHOTOGRAPHIC: " 4
& H. T. ANTHONY &
Manufacturers of Photographic daiii iota,
• ~Wlio,tlkßA:Li IiNN re - AETA IL
5011-13110*1),W.A7E,-asi. Y.,
In addition to Ourwrivialbirardeas of
GR AP-H I 0 IitATERIALS me are Readqunr
tars for theAallp.wingi, vje.
ST.P.R.EO3COPES, STEREOSCOPIC
VIEWS
Of American and Foreign cities and Land:l
scapoy Otiku Pei. '
;STEREOSCOPICVIEWS OF THE
Frani riegativeirraideif in the 'veiriduif cain 2 -
lasigua and foruilug a ; complete , Photographic
History of - the *pat contest.
•' ;•grEREOSCOPIC VIEWS' . ON , GLASS,
,iAdaßtBsl for, either,the.Mwel l aut,ern or% the
Stereoscope. Our catalogue will sent to:
any address on receiprofitirep. v e
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We inauufactufe mote; dargelY , thsh any
other ,house, about
~Q 0 varieties from , fig cents,
to $5O eaeh , , Our A hayethe rePuts
tion supetioi in beauty -and dulabili
ly to any ; others.
- CARD PHOTOGRAPHS 'OF GENERALS;'
STATES6MN, ACTORgi etci
Our Catalogue erepreces over FIV,E. TAIOU-
S AN Wdiffetentialijgetir.
tibitarnf thet Monti celebrates , thingraiuings,,
Paintings, Statues, etc. Catalogues sent, on
receipt of stamp. - •
ithritogsapbersiazuLotheraiortiods C.
O. D,, will please remit 25 per cent. of the'
akneuntoyith their order.
s „ . ,-
1111' The price and quality to goods can
.to.satisfy.
lute IC' 180.-IY.
DE N
Or THE 11.A.4.iiiioitr. Ceit.r.or.
4, 11/;;;;. OF DENTAL SURGERX,
: . L 4 ATE OF HARRISBURG.
_F F IC E;—Fpiit itmet ? '1te,..4,,00r to R.
O - Williams' Stol,-
-.kertmOn Itmust
and Walnut streets, olimbia.
.: DR. 'WM. B. - FAHNES'rOOK,
NEAlll.Y97l,!rez
Spain ac:Patterson's ,
Paoli 7 io 8 A.
OFFICE ROUX& " ITo
" ero 7 ie.'s
IV' litionielt;' , tifOteinger; ivae y sibkiiii in
a.• prholdnialm , tnittig ..tifii? i 2 Gfithbler's
Wife? and =having. tittered , Cie' w drat,
" Hash ! it e • comes-I not yet IL=ttiii ;chick'
strikes poe," heel:Fuck the key. to,. imi. ,
tille7the iiiipiCiteli hour, when LT4II e t
`ably dressed !must) pjactunte4 ttP the
..3 iistn!phin,ol,:etf , everyhedy;,"Wgoldek
- ,
, I 119,031444)4 hornet::
_ .
COAL H ODS , PO SeirPei:C.9, ll ) sho'kels r'n -
~ ,:p ere &c.v . , crekee, oyneiterfisigh . 2!t "-D.
outi)thiult anittairathat z hef a
lungs o di erent kinds, keptoolwodtke
, rule. 3W, )4114790: IRV :donee dianthining
- • ..d . o.miy avows s.
~ ..., -, 1.. Q. SIP, c, 1 , , ~Ve I,
' your neighbor r tTgen-tomiy-your prayere:
°GEMS - CAteoitibrE9lloent and.' 3 4 240#3.: ".,- ;f ,.., 7 1.4.,,d 2 7 .,.-... 4 ;,7: .60 1
11, 0 0,1-0111 to lfilkan
g a - .”
iowpii.g* 0020671.74101tirig ' if,l IV aigNlOßMat l PPltt li tatiti e filN g
_....—.,,,,V.,.....,.:,5aP1,Vt4A34u.f1at1F t a luallikn c tpria cii •
.-.A...1.1.--116104,4-41.1auke*attaaormale .. . 4
. itt 114 fl. : ' ecipAsOlei ro i: 4 1 104 1 01iiila pied .
• ~ ..„ . _
TIA.NIEL G. BAKER,
1 j ATTOFINR:r LA.W, '
• L'ANtAgtAR;PA
_
• OFFICE :7:=Neel,Ndikin, DUKE- STREET
..iftitille,reibere he will at
tend toAlie:pisiitielioT , hispiefessicin
various. b/1101Cball. • , • • "
• • . , •
. - . . .___:,..
pR.` H. LAADIS is.the_solu agentior the
, gale . , of AUSIILERILBIZTEncin , the
rough of .11.!iiiiietts. For 141. ik,.../JWl_. - e ~
. _ -
.. ,••, ' '',. P...'kes4oo"tlW4
.11-: , ?. • - -` , Arwrii- g# taj ils sera btas and ,easi.,hititll,3 t::
7 031133:4 L>uilki-1 , .:1- az - viiiutz 1, 3 :.4`.4.di p,:s; */ _ 9 t 1 lip El -. .fsei f ilqt, 11.1 4 1 tog t, ;bate 101 ob -3 Y -&
aa .- :';',sx_
UMOITVILI
Eli
4 - 4 it
At iengtn We nave set to ayaitor, .
ifW - ' l ''''' 2 113
ieb"
The peofifelihiiiildroirio4aiskie' sit '
Or can - didatenkilrtrio
- ‘ 4 "
ive;
fit Ofistimperitiont
1 ,./$ 3 49
• .
H' • , To- filrvi9tHeleitie" yclfilksibw ;-
• Ttr , CtUrtthemiMlifil&Win - d' arrears,"
eAncl - makl;thingaginerallk:go. ,
I,, f ,,ro47l2°W.itrif2lnt°99lffitTltf. ,
But hie mann ; sr ver7charmi , ng . ,„
' teeth Perfeitti white.
"rfft rrl !
And, eo all the "dear people" . -
Not one in a hundred complains , I k •
•
For beauty and grace of mauper,
much better - than bra iia
But the pariah have all concluded_
Hp, PfellP 11,PArts.
the parlor,_ , i f l.4
To. /thin a gem„ in the paqor,
"Wafited;ainin4teera Wife ,
; .„ . • 4-, .t . T ;
,gated, a perfect la s dy,
Delicate gentle refinpi j
With every bes Arty of person,
And every endOiiment of mind
Fitte'd.hy early culture
To move in a-fashionable life—
,Please.notice our advertisement
Wanted, a minister's wife:l"
Witted, a thoroughbred worker,
Who well to her liOueeholdlorrker,
-
(hall we " see our money wasted
irritictriiiri
. • •
Wbo Oita the daily. experieee
economy. ekarrytek-a
.And Wasinifalo,serube itrihe :
"Wanted, a tttinieteee wife P.' -
A," e domeatia perison;" ' • '
To. ftallerat' eke:-Inefetlisit be ‘"ciiit,'" •
tt hae--eueb a bad-appeafance
Fot_her to be gadding, abort t, ••
Only to vieit the pariah
Every' year of her irfe, -
4 ndAttAn Abe fan etal teed- weddingel :
"'Waiiktg. 4 7 a Rtiftiscer's
To;konduct.theuclittliee'
The "mewing circle" attend;
44d Kept e. ; tvorlr
:Her ready aesietnnee. to lend. :
To clothe the destitute Children
WheiesorrOW and want are rite`" •
look 14 Sunday school ectielare.'
Wented,lr nrinildees wife I" •
`Careful to entertain strangers,
Of
Agents and. ‘`such 14,
Of this kind of "argel visits"
The deacon's haye had so much
'is to pioye igerfect'niiisenbe,
And , i'hope theae plakules of their Life
Cari , strott be sent.toltheriiirbou'il.” . •
minister's:wife)" ,
A pedeFt pattern of prudence,
To all otherieriandirig less,'
But never disgracing the parish
lly ioUhing shablii in dress • ,
- T'laYink the organ on SUndii
'Titiroula - aidn . fir laudable Strife ' '
Tdiane Vie s'o'cieWliiiiiieg i' •" 4'
i.'Werntedi atininisterla wife I'!
And when. we hav:e foun !, d the pewit,
I#e working the two,
3 TOllifrouedebt and build 'alma , church:-
- ' • then Weshall-kriow whit to do ;
For they will be worn and,weary,
Needing a cbange•of life,
Aifdtareetiall e"wanted,
lA:Minister mut 'his wife fts ,
liar Blushing, a habit now oonfi . ned to
the young and foolish, is a sadden red-.
(inning of the face, ceased by the blood
rushing into the Cap;llary vessels of the
skin. It is pfnduced ,by some sudden
confusion 'of the mind, owing to sirprise
or diffidence, or modesty, or shaine, or .
conscious' guilt of appreheasihd. It
shows theinfiuence of 'fie passions on
theitiervoursystein, and thi'circelation
olthes ,filood, -Mani 4iersons-, -however,
can weWicontfolt "therthielveic ,; that
nothing whatever: will agitate` thew to a
dagree.sueicieat tOffroduce a Vash.
or A great Philosopher says in one
" haietilld - ydn of the
Spailiard'iliesistais Pit on bid spaita:
cles;whan hirmas , aboit to oat -Cherries,
that;. they -rrtighr- 4ook l the rind,
m ore Iteurptin gt! , iI nz like - M tier T Make
the-most of raj , enjOyineits ;. thdigh
do r.rotacast .m g -, cares • away,: I , imick
them pase; ,as I
.can and
4 .
carry, them as conveniently as Leap . for
myself, an d paver, let them annoy ghats."
rl4 Whie f ehlOP l TPB h
li aa ,i .
*,:rriLP - Q.,g741 - 4f1,.. r 0n iwokd yrNI
ei oOlrpre4ll§.
fleal ;1144 ,uvai e tio. -
4 .4
14.41iiite than% n
'CitlVOntelitthallitiiiSolefthinWied
=Old
o mo n weal thr;A:orttie bi.lirarel Or %he
political sovereiitir Throotk this pro.'
It at ISVhitAti4
tiiatjhOuglßlettletiirseiCiiinia
ttro - ila thetiofairdirai.ateis..l ¶ » AVier ,
iitOda kdpi ie the'
Oise; tifer MOP 6 a
lay•on' h dikkafeettie
'die; pl 9,9 tie bin' Of tikitill4itlitiffehbinbr
ItVele4oo.erite Will firdititiitiaditdotiiing
virtnife.loksfterlifert
of dinitithilyoiiseigned idiity;—:WOrdt , even
theWirilgitiiarott mihrtfdreeenigint)bu-= `
sioo, she wieids *power for good or eviV
3thet,isiparittoonwittrosTrofttibiehrtAther
dovelorting=Aharacieritiftiori ' , tot '4itiward
~beanty;ithit unfolds kite noblelolliteL:or
womitobood; or:that seeds theinint with
tiles Ahateori.upt an Bin other the, pere
limpulat'me ttionglitosot -',- on Nigii 6. the
beeenese of , mission thet YiiotA =in !Hoick. ;
tionenese, while the 'ineihn - "Viet miTtist,
MIME
as thettwig is:boata tilos
is net.aiithout esceptioutr,' 'it= neverthe
less is true, that early impresEiicuiii_fee
good or evil, have' - a• great controlling
as
fearly youth ie 13 pOtittindet-thi'guiditicce
mow au' h er: cut orati.eitud* intellectual
-cnitare+ehonldt be' even /more .thoroiigh
•than:moo*ltsi , aka is the architect of •tihe
. base oriobivhich*all his litiperitruotore
of <future goad; reared,' Hosi—miny
grievous eirors,add debaiini , evils, are
fostered - in' the-social Customs of society
through the lacknra correct conception
of many'of the superinduding &hies of
'humau misery. Wonitin toleratmi gam
big and the nib of ifitoitinatink drinks,
under the seductive behef,Mutt, what is
Called moderation, in these enatorne„doea
not:result perniciously. The injury lies
onlY'in'the'eiceis. 4 Thai deceiVed, she
passively tolerates the one; and openly
tolerates the other. She milieri dairies
tie wipes and dmagines it.cagnotT,dp in:
jury,, because. she; put nolinjuriens ingre
ckiente3iiit; iThe-proper,tiete of termen-,
taticirkwhence,springethAhei bitterness
eadr,wee °film, wine glass.. She fails to
comprehend, And with :; a l cornplacJucy,
that fears no.wrong, she proffers to the
innocent and unsuspecting. youth, that .
which seals his doom and-makes him a
randy - victim 'ef the insatiate desttoyer.
Seldom vihen stertled' by the #ailden
death of fetiinateliiiiiiik'clif the fie2nd of
-ad
e iquor ell , oes e ll e, r versiug '
the chefebiiregf .znetiffirk to 'the' time
`When tliose friends weie'neehrcipied'bk
itfe'drinkink habit, dia'c'ere the Brit fatal
misstep in the social glass inken at the
evening party, mita' possibly,at her own
urgent request: Yetit was there • the
'seeds of futhre, degradation were sown.
The first glass never taken would maces
eerily guarautee a life of continued im.
triunity fromi eifecis. The young will
receive from tiOee in whoM they confide,
the same poisway; draught that they:
would"ropulae with loathing, cif ',offered
by one whcin..they, suspected of silt . '
The folimietioitof seventy:five per cent.
of thendthekendesei-Efogether, with the
heinockeirimes,that are inducediy drink
hap, s be tiaced., l -thick to that !fountain
head the fatal household , usage where
no wrong is- eturpected to exiet, and
I where'ille - pertieilieete in it, Nellie de-,
gree Of`guilt;'and would scorn- injure.
Othete: - That IfAink',fady''Whi'drinks
'for 'it' ifttifilien' - hiteliend, and the
chances are' that .her bid will be success
ful. Thus she sows it mirth, andbileri
ty,.what eke future years-reap in'
poignant anguisk The , iattor The
'hands aroun d her pure .unadulterated'
•
'wine, to the circle of,frietle.iiierpor
lor, is vetting ai4fiiieitely- worse exam
gle fer,iticipientdelAttelery, the,,
imamwhb.Opeusia priblie bieriftrd!thrliets
Loot: assign board!, fcirzthirlittisr Lifthibits
his business unguilded, and . with bim
novices but seldtini are initiated. But
ihiorn
hid`bectconed
' eyes of ii:eanty, ,
they become reietiCtida;linfi r ariebon,.
[ )4l,ted he‘o,ate!,,denizenertif:t.thyly bale ;
11.0 thexpro.4ll4tiOibilittittchinery4
LTo oknopiplyAbqkciainllipcfrem the cgss!.-.1,
Unit out of thnattugltlikaleAittlitliqtalits
final comPletioniera beautiful, ,a nd use:*
rwasklidtktperit tite l .t&dli6tle of al
afittiltittet:tie 14.6c i tartiiii itceise.!
4
ratio,4lititt a ttirVetaVy alidlaiaretbia
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71! 0,17.tir ", - .141;* I 44s G It 2",•3
hegious4e i foimity,..of, (itedls imag 42 st. —ln'
kliara oeft 4: 2 22 . 22 -
iIhinCaBARtif#AIDAIFP3" PT°
7d u 2'94n9 l 2t n tirMlN s ag ;.
been., tittered against _those ,who„ put
th ° , l l : 4 9 t ilP; 1 1)13 .
make them drunken -.a150.,!' and ehould'
!tioletbiarwcreltel !moiled 4.ati e-it is boa'
,tiontmand-J Shoal i rano tr bti. he eded for
tthveivelfardrottbii•thesusaiids ishcrrother-L
diitqedruntraciiiir graves - I
Should it fddt Ike -headed,•: . for the: pro tee
itiowoff the: Sits taunt titu o eatitut e'
)wivescand, statvingeehildreo r nmada,-stic
rbyi gip; iamb aki &land latherts ;:attriehm en
- • •
Women_of,thisireeland,-think of your
great responsibility, and , off your :great
errors on this vital-subject. Your soeiar
poeitton in t nat* is abov e t o
atrytoilei niitiori oUthu mirth; - higher'
ts - foli; e - ft
by thiiiithinghtlhal, Oitekle'
Udr
atiouittulhiglibe arid Itiktiefili'llin
-fotifiriklifetitibliinnifidatii'br
Maw arid
• woinati: will-'ever tie • :Maid "ascending
Into& in handl •- • • • • B. s.
From. Arthur's ;Home .Magcrairie
—Blaamorhassett's
BENAY,
About half a mile iinwnthiriver from
Parkashorg, Va., -and nearly,opposite
the month ofthe little Kanaviha River,
s Blanneitasisett's Island
On the Virginia.,shore are long ranges,
of precipitous:bluffs, witlf,hexe'and3here
a dwelling-in the gotgeS, , hi. upon the
summits, but.with few 'indications,olset
fitment: between, or of,-thrift • in the
scattered abodes. The:courtny from a
point Ave miles below,thcsouth end of
the island_ is mountainous, rocky: and
ragged, up to,the little KanaWhe, where,
stands the
. handsome - and flourishing
town of Parkersburg. .
efdii'' Yotir
eye. grelitar.viiiih a' 'level, 'fertile,
sPlendidlY ouliivided conntiy--a
loupe fin Cli canvass ever.
pictured, fair to the eYe—andjoyotiw to
the heart. ' Who - SlN:ll'(inscribe it'? It,
'can only be felt; iind , itinanse=ovir
the bright waters of the bliiii=the = isl,
apd, and the landsnape the t .pther
shpre,likwa beautiful dream, Plumps
of....slately„ forest trees, in; the green
meadows,.tonch, thehorizon Away in
the distance. . Elegant
em-
bowered in . giant cottonwood and alder,
trees,,giinimec out,in all.-directions; as:
far as.the.eye can see. r.
As our noble steamer, ICenton neared
the foot of-the -island -you—can hardly;
intentitY ttikciiiiosity ,
roanifestedaby the — erdWd od bBtitd,. to
getthe first' glints of the spciViwo re
oinbd.iii-roibince-zand story. As the
steamer 'elOwly-aicerided, -hugging the
shore, the tlaisengtit- were 'invited to
the , hdiiicane deck by the courteous
captnin,lfrotb , whitti w fine vielu of the
entire island could be seen.. .4
The island contains one thousand
icres,conmencingin a bend .of theriver
below thei mouth of the Little Kanalha
and iimnitii'dowii 4 a mile, to nearly a
point, where it is not more than Tour or
five ilids in Width. '
This island is celebrated for having
once been the „residence of Herman
-Blanaerhasontt; an Irish emigrant 9f dig
tin,ction, who- in 1789 ; commenced im
proving it, and built upon it a splendid
mansion.
..,ffinwife w_as a highly accom
plinhed), and beautiful, lady, end , his
house was the Tesoxt, in that day, of the
most literate,atiA,reanbd society. •
When Aaron-Surr,-then Vice Presi
dent ort.he new Republic, was Object
ing-hie famous expedition to accomplish
'the secession ` of Louisiansi and the Gulf
'region; he Called On tilannerhassett,in•
auMidliii to join the conspiracy., and
'embark his wealth in tbe , scheme: The
unsuspecting Blannerhessett was. over-
powered by, the, silvery tongued ele-
Aaence of thO accomplished puj. Wicked,
Burr, and tbence became a, ponspirntor;
nricOneciOna or both the crime and the
danger of the enterprise in which he was
einbhrking. : ' Both were soon detected,
arrested and tried for:treason. The trial
of tbe Nick! Trasidentrin d the% unhappy
Blannerhassett took filaini;at Frankfort ,
lkebincky.: VlAlthiiiigli not-convicted,,
413tatinerhopeattlwas reined. Riswplend-
Adsmaneionmailvdeserte4 , t. and -went to
:decif ;m,aildsittirivleasara4Counda:are
loverrun 'with-brush-and weeds. At the
reo'd nlaritiiiiiedißriir ivarilahiklenith
lifiblllikiiibili ladfitaefild ednipiiiiiiint. of,)
WriurliihgtonAiNtaiiiAll iiiiteiiiiiiiff Of,
im i l n iftail twat Itaaietaqa:v.2 a taw all
aselaplicanssiaffebil Mt lOW ;Anti.
dtailierdfrlUMOlAS *
Off l 10enfleb.7.,
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•
lions of the past come crowding up—all
inteiesting,
look and see about me the
relloi 'Of Curtivation, nioss-grown from
Inrrneie ; letillsibristies an d . iang le d we d
the' ground where the
stones 'of the - old mansion l ie
- 4361345de1i, I can hardly realise that this
iviiiejoil l eilthelichtie - of gaiety and mirth ,
thit; here 'Barr anii his , retina 'ef &coon' •
pliiihedrintlimen, rind beautiful Women
3 frOns ilirlifihington' and New York, once
held Con'verse'; that here, the merry
'Vcile`ealiof 'the young, the ambitious, and
:the happy,- once rang oat from lane
crirtained windows, and echoed in the
adjacent forests or that ever here the
of the; chipidlithietias seen, beam tt
fring ttio = iiiittWdlis that hovered then
444 denibre pine and um
-IPitgriiiiiticy;ditiori today, unmindful of
114-bipia'of dale': Standing on the shore,
'srintirielk dud witnesses - of the past.
'"T`lin'souPstirring eloquence of Wirt,
first ora't'or, uttered, when be
`siotid before the august tribunal, in de
fence orthe itriimient, but unfortunate
Blanuerhassett, his ever , memorable ap-
Peel to the sympathies of that tribunal,
his touching description of the prisoner's
wife, her unrivalled beauty, her grace of
manner, loveliness rind' charm of inter
le C t, as portrayed by the great advocate
this occasion—these are all familiar.
But'they come back to my memory will:
double force to-day, as I look upon
these deserted'grounds, where the Blau
nerhassetts were once happy in their
wilderness home,.but which, in a short
period of .time, became the scene of
disuppointment and desolation of heart.
Everything I see is interesting. Even
the Venerable white wood speaks of de
parted hours and active scenes; for,
under theni, were loaded the flat boats
destined for the lower Mississippi by
Barr and his companion& Here, on this
siore, a little removed from the old or
chard, wera placeilthe munitionsof war
Los little-Beet.r-ii,:..i.11 -gathered
togerffier, for the expedition„ that was
inimided;to result in the establishment
s_ofiin-,iiimpire, in which Burr. and Blanner•
hassett were to shine as liberators.
Precisely where the mansion house
stopdAre alight mounds, covered, with
tall, lank grass, partially fallen down.
I•kcar..by are several pear and apple
trees, in a state of almost total decay.
At the corner of the square is a tall ,
wide branching sycamore, whose limbs
:mist - havezhided.the honie in its day,
embracing - nearly its entire front. The
'site of the.nianeion is at• the upper end
ofthelelitiad ; and the shores, on both
sides, are= lined with original forest trees
leaving within- the extensive grounds,
belonging to the residence. Some aged
'grapevines remain.; and here and there
. are - the arbor vitae, and tree of Paradise.
Along the ravine, in the middle of the
island; tanning - diagonally - from shore to
shOre, and leading to the old orchard at
the foot, imagination may easily picture
the wealthy - and handsome Blannerhas
iett walking with his young wife—idol
ized all the' more for being with him
alone the•wilderness—at the soft hour
of sunset, talking of home and friends ;
admiring the shade of the old forest
Cie* orlistening together to the songs
of Strange birds=joyous in the posses
sion of mutual affection ; in the admire
ticin of the refined and cultivated of the
new land, and in the anticipation of a
fliture as delightful as the present, and
still brighter than the past.
But the shades of evening admonish
ed um that I must bid adiei to this in
teresting spot. The canoe is in waiting
to take me across to the Virginia shore.
Bat, before quitting it, I must be per
mitted to leave upon these moss covered
relics my benedictions, in remembrance
of .the brave and the fair who once
graced tkespot where I now write—now
long gone, tilling each, otherwhere, in
distant 4tnds an unknown grave.
or The Rev. Mr. A.— was more
eminent in his day for the brilliancy of
his imagination than the force of hia
kilo. - At one time he was preaching
on "The Ministry of Angels," and iu
the peroration he suddenly observed :
"1 hear a whisper!" The change of
tone,startlad the deacon, who sat below,
from a drowsy mood, and springing, to
:his -feet, he spoke :
~io'4.pew pkyle of bonnet has made
fitelAPPVSTanc9 iii Paris:. It is a twine
string with n 41amond Be; ip the top.
' f f-:!:i4iThyikti very bid hat like a Demo
.;tfairtil tilaeanievittnik a-very slight st
laoluttent to a crown.
MIME
=EI
" I guess it is the boys in the gallery."