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stllthnt cattle.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L. L. Bowen,
ATTORNEY ANP COUNSELLOR
LAW, Bellcviie, N. T.
S. A. Strickland,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
LAW, Hellevue, N. T.
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C. T. Hollow iv,
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TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A I
LAW, Bellevne, N". T. 1-tf
W. II. Cook,
GENERAL LAND AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT, Hellevue City, Nebraska. 1-tf
B. P. IUnkin,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSNLLOR
LAW, La PI itte, N. T.
J. SejJley,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
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ii. LAW, Omaha, K.
T.
John W. Pattison,
MOTAltV PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
IN AGENT. Fontenelle. N. T. 1-tf
James S. Izird & Co,
1AND AGENTS, Omaha, Douglas Comity,
J Nebraska Territory. 1-tf
Dr3. Milcomb & Peck,
rvMAHA CITY. Ortice on Haniey
street
opposite the Post Olfice
Particular ai-
tentiou given lo Sa'rgery.
P. E. Shannon,
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F AT. ESTATE AGENCY. Cerro Gordo
Post Office, St. Mary, Mills Co., Iowa.
P. E. Shinnon,
COMMISSION fe FORWARDING MER
J CHANT. St. Miry' Landing Mills Co,
Iowa.
Ppter A. Sirpy,
TORWARDINti & COMMISSION MER
I1 C1IWT. Rellev le. N. T.. Wholesale
Dealer in Indian Goods, Horses, M iles, an
Cat'.le.
TJ. J. Sullivn, M. D.,
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T'IYS'CtAN and SURGV.ON. OlTice
L H"i 1 of Rro id. vav, Council Rlii'ls, low
nnv. 1.T
l-.f.
Ti. II. Poonon,
1 tt nvr.Y a , f( )U N -SELLOU
i. ',',V, G'-Tviol. M 'ls Co., lo.va, pric-
i tO lie Coo's of vri lowland
'iri a. ,. 'h S inrcm. C-tr ftf lows
Vi ' I A-r'ieT no' In he Programme, no 4-'f
SVOe,n, JOHN II. SIIERM.W.
"".VISFVS -"I rOtTNsF.T.T.O'tS AT
. VW. t.I V VfAR'F.S IM-'lUf, f'osn
I ,,v , vi-.U .ifie'Ic" ' 'if lirof'Ssi"!!
V
''. !.( etiT'ls'
I to h"ir c ire, a1
! ' ' If I. Iv.
ni-vi.il .. i .,! I , . ii- n 'a h.'V!-r "''
ci H ,-iv-n 'a b,iv""r "
ins r il es' i
Ne'irasVu.
nn I m iki ig pr--emp ious
l)-eds. Mir'i r... nn.l n'hr ins'rum-n's
vrriti ;r dr w.i wi h dispstch j acknowledu
Hients takeii, tc, Ve.
OIH.-e ws. si-'.j of Midison street,
just above Uros.U iv.
nor 13 '. 1-tf.
BELhHVUE,
cnLLcvic AiiVi:nTisi:iii:Ts.
VJIOI,i:SAIi: AV HKTAII,
STORE IN OELLEVUE.
WE wonl I respectfully invite the riMem
of Rellrvue, nnd Do iflas Co.. to cx imine n ir
lar"e and well sel'H-'ed assor'nion of
dry (;oons. (ii)o"r.itii:s,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
hoots, shoes.
IHU'tJS, MEDICINES,
H ATS CAPS, DOORS,
SASH, At., Sir.,
And in f.icl every v.iriefy nsn iHv called for in
the West. We' lire eniilidi'ii! that any one
wishing to piirrlnse cooils will lie entirely
satisfied, and ti id it will he to 'heir interest to
call n u.l eximi'ie () ir brge- and well nelee'ed
nasorlnifiil of froods.
SRi'Y . MWI'Y.
Hellevue. () I. 21. l-:f
SPLENDID GOODS,
at Tin:
VARIETY STORE
OF II. VALE.
THE Subscriber having j ist npennl at his
store in Hellevue, a fresh supply of goods, of
everv description, would call the altention of
purchasers, to the fact, tin lie has the largest
and best selected stock of Good1;, to be fo md
in Nebrnska, and that they will find him sup
plied at all times, with
SILKS. SATINS.
MILL! NARY & DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
POWDER, SHOT.
LEAD. HARDWARE,
ROOTS, SHOES, ,tr &,c.
All of which Ins been selected bv himself from
the best es'nblishinents in the country, and
which he will si1-lower for cash, than the
sani" qua!i v of goods can be p irch ise.l at, in
anv s'ore in 'his see'ion of coun'rv.
H has a'so. a large anil well aelectd stock
of READY-MADE
OP eyerr description, best qunli'y and finish,
and inferior to none In Nebraska.
Thankful for past, favors, he solid's a con
tinuance of public patronage, and hopes tha'
purchasers wjl call and examine his woods.
Bellevne, Oct. 23, Hid. 1-tf
NEW ARRIVALS AT THE
1IIKA1
THE S ibscriVr resper'fullr InvPes 'lie a
teution of p irclnser. tohis large ami splendid
s'ock of Goods, consis' in" of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, HATS.
ROOTS. CAPS,
SHOES, TOBACCO,
PATENT MEDICINES, &c &c.
All of which he warrants of the best descrip
'ion, and bought expressly tor uns marKct.
He has also a well selecien r-ock or
O lot hi: INTO,
Made after the LATEST FASHIONS, of the
REST MXTERIXLS, and hy r.Ai'i-.Ki-
'.CED WORKMEN, all ol wiiicn ne sen
CHEAP FOR CASH.
, JtJI CHAM-.
Hellevue, Oct. 23, 1S5H. 1-tf
BELLEVUE
Boot da Qlioe
STORE.
JM. HART AY. would respecTuliy rrlj J
. inform the inhabitants of Hellevue fff
and vicini'v, that he has commenced
to M tn ifacture
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
Of all descriotio'H. from th.) finest tinisli to
the coarest make. Einploving tione lint the
best workimn. he will l alile to warrant an
u-f.rL- iliiio at bis es' ab'lsuineut
' The highest canh price pan!, in trade,
for all descriirions of RAW HtDLS
Hellevue, O-t. 30. lSjo. -J-tr
HOUSE CARPENTER AND
A N. HR!GGS, T.ikes lliii method of iu-
.. fonniug bis fiiemU. ;.J the p ih ic
ge ienllv, tha' he is pien ire 1 to HI II. D AND
FINISH, in the Pest m inner
Dwelling Houses
Of every e icription of s' vle and finish, on the
most reasonable terms. ' Thankful for pas
favors, he solicits a continuance of public
patronage.
Hellevue, Oct. 30, ls:ni. 2-tt
STONE MASON AND
rlaGtorer.
mm' I' ,.i..roi.nefl hivin" comme'icel the
I above business In Hellevue, is prepared
T
to do all work In bis line, nt the shoriest no
lice, in lh best manner, and on Jbe "io rea-
mnah'e terms. M. ILl;.l.
cous'ani einp vm-u't " h""" " -- - -i
' . , t.w l ,..i(..B fin an.
pliea'ion to vo-ni.ow.
Hellevue, Oct. fltl, ISM. '2-tf
I CAME TO STAY.
Tub undernL'uei vvo.ild respcclfjlly an
no .nee to the ci'i'ens or Hellevue and vicinity,
that b" is (iretvirr I to do
II OITR SKIN AND
n-MMINTU n.MNTINC,
m
r. ll:. MMlill.KlNC. if., in all it
various branch.
of
PAPER HANGING
Executed In th neatest n'yle.
V Puiuti mixeJ to crier, .id- .l''-"
N KBRASKA, TJ 1 U
i:;:i,i.iai i; aii:uiisi:mi: is,
Chorlcs E. Wat son,
piVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
V lli'llevne Citv, Nebraska '1'errilorv, pro
fesses to be p.is'ed-' in the l.iv of Hie 'land in
IhU vicini'v, and nil'-M his services to hiicIi as
ul IV need them, i ri'asonable terms.
r'-r. f He will a'"o hp' as agen', f.ir 'he ptir
chae or sale of Re al Es'ate. in the Territory,
or Wes'ein Iowa. Iiil'ornia'ioii furnishnd HpAu
applicTion. Decl.ir.itions tiled and pre-emptions
nb'.aiucd. ..f
A. ScliimonsTtv,
1 110PO(;UAI"IIC ENGINEER, Executes
-L Topographic, I'.mcv mid Plain Drawing
of cverv s'vle ,it,d descrip'ion. Fancy, Ornn
ment'il and Plain P.iiu'i ig cxecutd to order.
Oilice at til" llellev ie Hivian, Ilclleviir. N. T.
Hkkk.hkni ks: P. A.Snrny.Sl. M iry, in'w.i;
! dge (iilmore, lirlli vne. ' ' j.tf
HfSfcviir, IirasKii.
TS prepared to transact (he general businrss
of Ranking, will receive deposits. Discount
on paper, liny Kills of Exrhmgc, on nil
of
par s ol llie t o inlrv, and sell ,n St
Louis,
i nicagoan.l rvew ork: make colleet ioi,
the vicinity' and remit for the same at Current
rates of Exidiange.
L" Interest allowed on special Deposits
JOHN WEARE. President.
Tnos. II. Hknton, Y. Pics.
.Iiuin.T. Town. Cashier. .if
Hanking Ho irn From it to 12, A. M., and
1 to 3, P. M.
. II. T. Clnrko,
OR WARDING &, COMMISSION MER
J. CHANT. Hellevue, Nebraskn. Dealer
in PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH.&c.
Rkkk.uk.ncks: (.old & Brother and Edward
Heinpstrad. Water street, Chicago! .1. W.
Hi-kin-, Milwaukie, Wis.; R. M. Noiton,
Pres. Racine co. Bank. Racine. Wis.! C
Barrett. River MreM. CUvetaml. O. Fent0r.
.V. Bro'her, Cincinnali, O. ; Tibbie k. Hays
Erie, Pa.; C. B. Wright & Co. Hankers, Erie
Pa.: C. B. Wriglit. Bat.krr. Pbilarleinhin .
DarlitiT, Albertnn Rose, Front street. N
., . j. miis, wa'er s'reer, y,. (
Ball, Trov. N. Y. ; Mr. Huiigerford. President
Rank of AYes'field, Weslfield, N. Y. , Hon. S.
Morton. Nebraska City. j-tf
MANUFACTURER.
A 'Wll
2. info
WRIGHT, would respectfully r
rm the Gen'iemni of Belle- ir
vue and vicinity, that he is prepared
to manufacture, to order, every vniie'y of
BOOTS ANO SIIOE3,
Of 'he best finish and I. a'est Fashion. He is
also prepared to m 'ke up in the best manner.
Embroidered and Worked Slippers, which he
will warrant to please all whB favor him with
th cii,toni.
Hellt v ie, Oct. 30, ISjll. 2-tf
HO'Sr. CA?wFNTEflS AND
AVE would respectfully inform the inhabi
tants of Bellevne and vicini'v 'hat wo arc
prepared to ERECT mid FINISH
Buildings orall Descriptions,
On the shortest notice, and in the most work-
menhke manner. Having been engageil in the
business several years, we Ice! conlnleut m
s'ating. that all who favor us wi'ti their cus
tom, will be pleased with our work.
' ' hi ii. irn . rrr uno
Hellevue, Oct 23, 18jii. 1-tf
" dlacksmitring",
rrMIE Undersigned beg leave ( inform
L tb
e Inhalniants or Jjougias couniv, u ,
ey are prepared, to do all work in '
that they
their line of business, in the best manner, and
on the mot liberal terms, t their shop In
IlWnc.
rf Ilivin" bid several years enivrience
n HORsr.-SlIOl'.INO. i i om of th lies'
uliops in F.as'ern Ciie, thev will be able to
(rive en'ire satisfaction, to all who 1'dvor them
wilb their patronage, in this li'ie.
1 SHAW fc ICF.TON-.
nellevue, Oct. 21, IKa-i. t-fim
3S US L Xj 3Z5 "V TJ 13
flIIK projrietir of the above Sa-v e
JL loon, 'iiK' s P"' CI---S vv
,..,i.i;.. tl.-.t l.u !
nnnouiiriu': iu e ' -
now (irej.aroil to serve at all hours, and in the
b-'st manner,
V.WllM OH ''OLD MF.ALS.
OYKTF.H -A. COOKF.l) IN' F.VF.HV STYLF.
SAH 1)1 M.s. I'11'' ' ''
M"KI.FI) TONCI F..
iiou.r.1) i.(;t;s am) i: mk in season.
To'elber wi h every thing that is u.suam
found in a Flit ST CI.VSS
Rcroshmcnt Saloon.
ir.iriiir hnd ronsiderab'.e yterieiire in ra-
terine for the unblie tns'e. he is ure that all
who favor hiui ..itli a rail, will be sa'infied.
CIIAIILF.S JOHNSON.
Bellevne, Oct. 23, ls.m.l-tf
HOUSE CARPENTERS AND
JOINF.HS.
fllllF undersi''nd 1al.es jdeasure in n
I ..,.; to the Inh ibitant of Bellevne
an.i i ipii.it-. thut iI.pv am now jireeured to
HI II.l) AM) FINISH, in the best manner,
all nvlcs of
Dwelling Honses, Cottages, &c, tc.,
On the shor'est no'iee, and in ihe most ap.
liroved n'yleof worUin,i-.-hi.. They will lie
. . i -l. 1.. l..i liu lf
also liappv to no anv -,
buKiness, which their friends may Htaml in
nne of. Ml hits 4i. ii ui -iivw.
Bellevne, Ocf. fri. .'-'I
Ho! For Fresh Water.
Till.' ..r.l..ri. ied resnec'fullv infornis tb
,ki. ...... n Itelleviie and the slirrounilin
.,.'. tl.i be is nremr4 lo der and liaitll,
WELLS A3ID CISTERNS.
V 'i! nhor'.est notice, and on the most rea
nnsble term-. I). A. LOU AN.
Bellevne. Oet. 23. IW.-l-K
It S DAY, DEC KAI
POETRY.
To !l Mll XU'Cv.
II V T. S.
Sweet Blanche, !bo i art lovely child,
Aye I a huclv (lower ail thou;
The rose is budding on thy cheek,
And the lilly on thy brow.
Thine eyes are of slarry luster,
Llllle eyes of laughing blue,
And around Ihy head does clusler
Waving hair of golden hue.
There is music in thy whisper,
rvecter than tin- singing bird,
For thou ait a ceaseless lisper,
Fond of many a prct'y word.
Long may'st thou be a rhilj at heart,
As jdai ful and as Iree
As now thou art, my little niece,
In the days of Ihy childhood's glee.
MISCELLANEOUS
tiii: iia;k .iiuutOK.
iiy nniiNAi.n vr.nsos.
Towards die close of evciiino;, on a line
uiitninti day, nnd jut as the slnules of
nitjht were lieifinnitio; lo enwrnp the city
of Florence, Cornelius Aurippu heard nij't'-t now.
1 ijj ht tiip nl liis door, and saw u Mraner
enter the room where he sal :,iiidyinr. 1
Altho:io- the Mratioyr's Ilinre was I
food, and his l otintciiaiii e irentle mid die-!
iiified, lliere was somi tliin"; iiiidelinaiily j
iny-it'-rions nhoiit linn, that inrpiivd a de- ,
pree if fear und reuil.-ioii. It would '
have I cen dillieuli to rursa liis years, as
the iittriliiiics of vc.tali were btrnnci'lv I
blended in his whole person with the char
ucierisiics of npe. Ihns, thotifrh not n
Iinniy, his form npjirarv.nl lioweil doutilij
liu: weight f years; his liii' l; nnd aliun
dant locks were ahiuv-t white, and his
lntn hinir nnd liiel.Klious voice was weak
(nnvriiir. wor,' I'loroniiiie
ivMnme, though he curried a jultrriin's
Mai!, ami his wnist wns flirt I y u I road
m1I wi di, on which were ioiiroi'lercd
some Urietital words, llnniuli his lace
was pule us den ill, his features were i!
remnrknUe beauty, nnd uuve token of
leep wisdom, while exjueasive, nl llie
ame lime, of the most jmiu'iiaiit mental
i
uiiirm.-ii.
'l'arden this intrusion, t-uid he to
A.'iinri:!. "The fame of our m-iencc
T ' 1 . . i i I i .... i
1 14 ' 1 1 1 ' r SlueUU Ultl inn oil'.,
? i i i ..... i.;. :
d over llie wori'i. aim iuimiiu
reached mv ems, i wouiu nui n-uv una,
fa r iy wuhou. having - en v,"
"Vo . are welcome, sir," snBI Airrip,;
... "Ill I '
but I am afraid n'r cuno.siiy will I e ens-
appoinled, for you will only hud in me n
man who, far from upending his lite in
acquiring honors nnd riches, as all wise
people do, 1ms only wasted long years in
pu inful study, und in the endeavor to sur-
nnd to'
nn.-e Home ol nature wun
ift the veil concealing the occult sn
encos." t, .
II. .vi- i nn vou talk of lung V'ari, in
i. riu...l tin. triiii!er. with a inelau' liolv
eighty f,riiii.'s, und when llie tomb is al
ready stretching; forth its friendly nnns to
.-a I .... I 'I I
eternal lest ? In my child -
IliVlie vou i" tritii. .v.:. -
i i , . . ... , reinble
,1, mu. ia it i veriuMin-. Urious career.
. t i ...,i...r j..rt ii. tb.. i.ui.Ii
nut now, i wouiu mm' i -
that, emulate him. This . venin- he .el
1 1 . . .,t i ,i tt.'iii,' Lilt luA l( r(-rl
No, to coi.tume his tar. i-r, u iisri.t t:ie
.r 1. In. ions. I'.ver the
KUII'J I"' K v 'u"m" -
same
There is in gruve for Imu ! And
slen ihe
t II. VC.I 1 I I I) t L11.1L ll.-llis.. II .......
carta
niiditand ruiiK are but the toarj ue
d over his unhappy fate!" . .
nnssion;
me admirer ol the beauties oi
nature, and a jirofoui.d observer ot her
various phenomena, Arii'u had often
indulged in Miiidar thou.'ht; yel toe
btran-'er imjre.-)Uni una turn i i.iinti
wererso dillereiit from lii, lhat ho felt
unable fur a while to return him ny
fewer.
Presently tho 8tran!?fr resumed: "I
have been told wonderi of a mirror falw
ioned by your innryelous art, nnd thnt thi
mirror can recall the visarra of u dead or
Hlixenl Jielson, viuose iniiuu-i '-",
wi?h to irae upon. Altu! there u no
thin? on arth thnt can charm my iirht.
The t sub hus nvtill.Hved lip al! trie l
iects of mV aHection. nnd time has robbed
me of evcrytinni? in " 11K 13 m"'" rA'
1 " I ,L" .1. . ...... .. kll.t.l til
cure nnppy. lii.me ninny in""i"i
this world, not one l t-hed for ne' ; ninl
ihe our e of tears eein lined up in my
liMrt. . Yet I would fain see ili;W ir
ile cv. nd that siHitleM brow on w hi'h
ihe Almichtv hand had impressed fii no
blest teal. Tho Hjrht of her imairc would
I? more welcome to my heart than all the
universo ha to olllr exc jl a prave."
It was nhvnvn dilli-u!i obtain of
15 Hit
I I. LS5(i.
Aorippa pi Tinisioii lo riuistili liis limbic
mii iMr ; yet iho m! i-m n.f'cr'ri words u tii.lt sn
ejn nl mi iniii'oMi(iii iipmi liim, iliut In;
I'UMSi'lili'tl ill tmro to i; nil i I y linn.
"W ll-llll (1.) ynii wi.di to In-lioLl ?"
asK-.-I !i-.
".My tl.iujrliirr my inv uml loving
M ii inm !"
("onii'litio closml iiji i vory npcrluro
lliroii.'li ulii. li tin' tli'cliiiin I, ,1a ,,f ,aV
I'uiiM liuvi' ju'iii'liahul, uml liuvin plucd
lln fliaii;;i0' tui liis li;;lil, lie lici'uo !
rliant wmic lyrii vitm-n in un iiinlor vnicc,
ninl in a nirntii' Innejiunr,!. Sovcral
linii'8 l!u Klihno-iT J'uni it J he licuid li
Vuiri! t'i'-jniliilin lo thut ul lln miiic i.iu,
Inil tin- sounds were tn fm ll that it
y uild 1 1 n v. Imu li dilTimill to :1V.
A liilc lln inuii inn c. t ii i i im i liniiliti";,
llio t liniiilirr lu i aiiii' illumined I,y di;.
jl i'i's, hut w ithout its Initio; lippni i t.t
wlicni ' JiliH Cinloil the li:'!il. At l:i l lli"
Mriinir-T jirrciivcd m uii' ciul of tlio
rmuii n l-iro-t' mirror tlmt covrrcd tin
wliolo wall, iiito-h whose Hurl'nce n thirl,
rlond lit-jit llimti ' to mid fro.
"Did your daughter di inuiriud I"
a !;od t'urni'litis.
"No, she diril n virgin."
'How innny yt firs no did the grnvc
i'loi' ovrr her ''
Thi' htr.invt'r'fi liiow was nvnrn.sl und
lie inpliod with ii drurcii of petulance,
"Many ynir limn I Imvo time lo contii
"Yet I initst Know llie liiniilior." said
7 trrij):i ; "lor this wand intist truce as
maiiy tir.'h s as there arc! li tu of y.-ar.s
hinee your danirhier's death ; atnl ii
'"i!y w hen the la -I cin ! .shall have hceii
nee 'iiiphshod lhat yon will l.e enabled to
rop her nppetir in tli niii rnr,"
"Heirin irurintf your circles, .tlieii,"
'1 he siraiirer, witlj ti Litter s-v'U;
and above ail, tal,e jiatiuice.
Iriitated hv this iiiipeiintis tone, the
fortunes 1:m L'tiest seemed to have expe.
lieined. Mis hand novv l.eiui lo trace
circle after circle, 1ml it sreme'l us if lue
wnnd had luM its j'ower, for the M.rfnce
uf the mirror wns Mill dimmed hy the
cloud. L'orneliiu then turned towards llie
stranger, saying, "Von singular hcing!
who can you he, for your jircicnce ilm
hi di-turh my innititnthns i This wnnd.
1 guided hy lh'' rules of my art, h:u now
1 described ii space of four hundred year,
yet ihe surfuce of the mirror is still llie
j same. Answer me ! Would you mock
j me, and has the per-en V"'' desenhe never
existed i
'(Jo on go
only reply.
i'.' wa the btranger!
i j . . .
r'..r.nd us went on tracin'' the circh
- -- t .
will. wand. I'.y dint of turning round
"d l""!- B'w "'.
In lU.llvll If 1111 Hilt tkilll)lllll.
"' . 'y-' " '". ' . "V
IliriUlUg VOICi; Ol liu: ril.illi-i .. ......
to persevere with the words, "Ho on iro
nn'" nd on ho went ; nor was- it until.
nccordin,' to his cnlcula'ions, the wnnd
l.nd coin! over n period of m ro limn
twelve hundred years lliut the ( loud mi
a
the surface of the mirror rolled away ;
on seeing which, tb' Strang, r littered an
exclatu ition of delight, and rretrg from
i his
seat, trnzed in no lacy at the st ein thnt
A splendid l.inds'.ap'j Iny belore mm,
intersecffl bv a rapid torrent, and belled
1 by hi"h mountains crowned with ma-nili-
; j - . . . j e
rent cedars In the forenrround fi few
cHir.- h were praiotr, nnd not far lrom
' ihe.n ra:i a little stream, to which a herd
. . i i .i .i , .
; of sheep had erne M ip.om-h bcr ihtr.t ,
! 1 Will!' Ull I'T
1 iK . wb-i.b. i f
i in
ti tall pilm tree
, sat a v-juic,'
, dressed in
,11.1 l..ni.
. , . i
a very cosily Orieniul garh,
, Ir.. .t , li.l
; eo;uiy wienei eu ihuh u
le Min.
htruni
. i , .1... 1 I ...... nl.h.,1 I., m.'i
... -
i u wie : himh-. umi ui-
, vencinoiroy ; '' . .. .
toward th -o.rnr wl.en Corue ,u. wul.
i 'l-w noi mm i"-1' . i
sstrair'-r for every p you fil.e to sip
preach tin; mirror, will only dun the ob-
! , i . r ...l .......
i le
rtS (lepiiteil oil lis Miriace, nii'i roon
; inale tbeui vtinish entirelv
The.se wor.l re.-trameil the siraticer ;
but s i Ki'-nt was hi-: uri:atioii that he was
obliged to lean for Mipport on the magi
cian's arm. lin'ohercnt expressions of
surprise, pnin, or jilea-ure, burst every
now unJ lie n from hi lijw.
"Ti she '." rejvated he. "Sho is alive
-. i i. l oiu'.i'nl th' I-1.!'.
Miriam. i:.V child. SDL-UX to Hie. J.l,
lienwin! she 111 w- s her lull.'l
Oh! for one wr!, my
Hill i'S
'V'
danhier only iw word fr m your lips !
Nay. wci it bii a bi:rh h't hear you
bnaihi. -Mas! all is silent and dreary
as my own lieari ! V t sle smiles again
'tis die sr.me i-inile. the remeu.braiKe
of whii h not fven the shadow of a ihou-
n-
sail I winter hivo cliiiled within thi
heart, lu vain you ' lu iv-straui mc,
old man," contiuied he, addressing
Acnppa ; "I must press her in ny arms."
So sayin-T, he ru.hed fraii'.'r.il'.y t-
i wa-i's I i mirr.ir, wnen ii:-
NO. 8.
Miinily Minished, n cloud uncn morfl not
iled on the sot lin e ol' ihe glues, and tlic
si ranger fell senseless on tho floor.
On recovering his senses, he found
himself in Aerijipa's nrms, who was
iriiie.r at him with liHks of mingled ur
ju iso nnd fenr. Then suddenly master
ing his weakness, he Minted to his feet,
and iressing Agrim's hand, said, "I am
thankful fur your kindness, and for the
service yon hnve tjono mo in bhowing rtio
ihe nweet hut laninhzing iuinge of my be
loved daughter."
At llie same time hit sliiod a purse
inlo ( 'ortieliu.'s hand, whicii the lalter
imiiiediaiely returned, saying, "Take
hnck your gold. I do not want to inquire,
how far it would become il Christian to
accejit it ; ihe only jitiymenl I ask of you
is lo tell we who you are."
"Look !" mi id the straiieor. nuintiiH' to
! a hi torii nl picture hanging on the wall.
' It is the mnslerpieee of one of our
most nncieni puinters, nnd reprewntH
Christ healing the cross," observed
Agiippa.
"Ve, but look there," continued the
Ftnni'rer, casting r midnncholy look nt
Atrrippn. in he pointed to a persoriago on
llie left Kide of ihe J'icture.
(Cornelius nv:iin rnisei! his eyes, nnd
saw. to h's astonishment, that which lie
hnd not remarked before namely, the
Ntrikiiur likeneHs thnt existed between the
countenance nf the jiersonago depicted
find that of the Mrnnger.
"Why," said he, "would you hnvn m
look nl llie wretched infidel who dared to
strike our divine Savior, while he was
benriii? his rrosM, in order to urge, him to
creator pecd, nnd who for this baso ac
tion i condemn"! to ivnndfr nl.-out the
earth until the second coming of Jesus
Christ.". ' .
'A Ins!" said ihe stranger, "that nTetch-
cJ jnfjtlel is mvaelf I am the IVU.
and disiipjieared. ,
An Unsifted .Man.
In n quif't little i Ou vr on the Western
Reserve, in Ohio, i-ays the PreaCott Tran
Hcript, lliere lives n mun who, pliyhiolo
licully i-on-iib red, i cerUiinly one ol the
wonder of die world. Hi joinu ara
cooipletely os.silied. turned lo bone, aud he
is not capable of matiino; the slightest
movement, except iilternntely opening and
hhuitiiisr two liiii,'eri,of his nzht hand.
IIh IhmIv is ns riyid as iron, and it couldn't
be bent without breaking some of his
hone. This singular process of ossifica
tion bus been going on in his system for
more ibnii twenty years. He is now
about f.rty-ix yenr old, mid has not had
the use of his limbs ho thnt lie could Wlk,
since he was niueiei n. Ossification com
menced first in his nn'Je joints, gradually
FxteiidinZ ittelf through hi system until
he wai entirely helpless ; tince that time
be has been wholly under hi mother's
care, und site waudies over him with an
nnxietv only a mother can feel. When
1 1 i i
a hoi it twenty-six years no nc m-cumu en
tirely blind from some unknown cause,
and has remained so ever tince. At
about thirty he so ill-red greatly from
tootbaihe, and finally had them all ex
tracted. A year or two afterwards his
linger nnd toe nails came off, and were
sujipliet by others growing out from his
fingers and toes at riirht angles and pros
si niio'' the ai l) 'arance of horns. -. What
is Kijll nnire singular in regard to Us
iiflil, ir the end of the nail is cnt off it
will bi-ed freely. Such is tlm condition
,,f ibis r-maricable man at tie preaont
tir.ie. II- ha been i-iied by a great
number of si ii'i'tinc men fr.uu ail parts ol
the world, but nil have failed W givo'any
plausible reason of the causn of his trans
forinaiion from flesh to bone. Singular
as it may apnea r. although his jaw-bone
is firmlv set in his head, he not only talks
fi ly, but fluently converses with his
friends and those who visit hiiu. mi all or
dinary topic uf the day. mid he sliowt
hiin-clf well informed, and of good uiiud.
He i always cheerful, ajijiears contented
mi l hnj'py, and it seems prolwble that he
will live many years to eome.
lUpuiuhc I'outfof Bteam.
flu mists havo ascertained that gun
powder on ' thousand timet denerthan
t'.ie atmosphere. Jf, therefore, one thou
sand cubic iti ics of atmosjihere were
c"innres-eI into ihh inh, the one inch
li, r .1 .1. . .1. : -
d''' I :
Would lie ot llie ' Mrengui as on cuoiu
i r . . . I w , . .j slum
gunjD'wder; Steiiin
ali..:,t u:ie-ha!f tl'.O cravilV Of Weight ot
ihe ntmospliero : iherefore, if I,7'iS
inches nf. steam, which ran be generated
from one M-ig'.a cubic inch of wuter, were
cou.oieas'.'d into inch, it would to
come nearly twice tho strength of one
cubic iu -h of eumiowder. Thi fact vill
iilu-trate the great expansive power or
iaaiii. ' ' "
Nothing is more ridiculous than Vlaminj
the faults of others when w? ejhitij tha
miji faults oarv-lves.