Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
No. ii -WmiiooLn NJ: SIS

readily meeting with q vessel 0 ship 6H board of, however, odr hero became iiDpds tisnt. aud after making q suitable acknOals edgment of gratitude io his Kind and gene erous host, and promising to gnit the score as soon as it was in his powers he lstl his house and embarked for New Y Orlg r- Twelve months had now rolled on. md tlie sailOs had entirely escaped from .s5 ifremorys when one day last weeh sei- man very neatly clad. and Of . prepusssss- ing counteuance, called Ut his house, and without preface, thus accosted fifA
 Here are $2OO;S wish VOL to se as much of it as you want t6 pay yonFsnll for your generosity to me, and keep the hal- ance till cslI for it.. I am just of fo sea, and if I should 20 to Old Dasy, why you sees has srafhsryoa should lave q than any body ' knows 7. s'
 " Whys who are you, and what claim have to your klouey 7y' e Nss
 a Ohs then you have forgot the poor sail tor you took out of the streets last yoar. and treated so kindIy--bu he has not for got you. So saying. he forced the money upon his benefactor. adding ss know if | get back safe, I shall find iIie money safe, and if ' don't; why, keep il and welcome. And here tp6iling a lottery ticket from lis pocket) take this, and If it draws a prize, keep that too. Then giving Mf.s Is. cor. dial shake of the hand, ha lett, him and went on board his vessel, which in an huur more was under way for a;foreign port. ss In less than s24s hours after his dekarL ture, MT. l.. called 1t | lottsry ofice t0 iila qnire the fate of Jack's ticket, wlser hei had the satisfaction to learn, that its nuu- bers had ddfawn tka handsome sun of @I0OO Jacks share of the prize money being $23O. NoTt0Ik Herald.
 Pb,opsr b.ss:ntn.sat.- b,:,t .sa Farmer T;dd ana Ipfmer Grpf were near ncighbofs. Tie formers was a kind old codger,. and aN his affairs vent on smoothly Tho latter, as his name ihdicates, was possessed of a,i ifascible disposition, andF 6ileh attempted to wfangIeS with his worthy neigkbof - One day Tiad, COW got into Gr0ff,s corn. field; GrnE pfocnfed a large cudgel. and went into 6is enclosure and gave her sev were .ponnding, Poor. old brummis slsapt the karsi aud sbakihg her head and making awondcffuIdsspla , Of legs and tail. Thinks ing one pounding insuficient,s Gruff drove her to penf0ld, and left her in cOn6nenieht to riiniinate on her pitiabl6 conditions -s Having sated lis yengeance on tho poor
 animal, he weiit t0 discharge n vSIisy at
 her owner. | Noighbor Tidd," said hee,
 in great rage, " caught your COW in my corn6eld this morning, aud gave her
 good ldrubbing. and then drove her tc the
 pound; and I'll do it again if catch her
 therc any more, so you'd better take care
 of her.n' Tho other replied very calmly,
 Friend Gruff, | found two of your cattle
 iri my garden the other day, and they had
 destroyed half ny garden saaces Itnfned
 them out. and drove tbetK home to your
 barn yard, and pot up the fence, and fas-
 tened ihem in as they should De. and ;ifev- Ter | 6nd them there again, l. shall do the
 sanls, 50 you'd better take care of them. ! GruIf : Obduracy was sOfiened, lie'rcleasey
 old brumnsis, ,paid tlsS poundage, and eve
 after became ' better aeighbof. The editor ofl.s We ,Iie' |, p,sso,pIie..N %, Ii v bai
 put forth an ingcniops dissertation on sh, cOnforts Of sglntSss. One Of his comfoft.
 is founded on the fragility of beauty argument scemb' tt' Be, that elegance a,rt beauty are Aowers that quickly fade, while HgIiBess sndnresf f0r svsr. This'iss imni0fa .taiiiy with a'vsigeadcs. s i E,;icysisas cf Li1s How ss,nassli a po,,. ton of our lie it is that we enjoy. iuDiI. N, youth we ars looking forward to sl,inas ihal are to come; in old age we are l6oI.ine backwards t0 things that ars golse pass iii manhoods although we appeal indeed sO bo more 6ccupiea ini ihinesihat arc presene. ySS even thar is too often absorbed 'iiD vagiie ae. ternlinaiioaSto 70 be vasfly happy on sSlSss i.i.. liprs day when ws have time. When:youne wS trust ourselves too much, and w5 trs,ss too little when old. Rashness is the error of youth, tiHid caution of age. Manhood is the islliliiis between tho tHO extremes ]: the ripe, the fertile season of acfionl wheiI ialons we cah hope t6 ind the head ito coz trive united witllthe band lO sxschie. \ Confsssion of an Irish PsasalS. -4Lukd MsG sGr6ghah, being at confsssi6h. ownAd. among other things, that he had stolen a igfroin Tim Carol. The priest told lin he must make restilulion. Luke conldn't. hos coald he, when he'd eaten |. .lbne aeo Thest he must give Fin one of' lis own
 No, Luke didn't like. thai----il wolildn't sai- isfy his conscience--it- wOuidnsf bs tha dowDrighf: idensicalpig hss ssi0lg. !. gEsIl,' Ithe priest said, e if hs wonldast he'd rna ;f. for that the caypxss delicfnsG, Finiss pie, would be' brought forward against kin. ai