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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
HENRY COURTNEY
FRANKLIN PRINTING PRgss-v. -,

FRANKLIN PRINTING PRESs.-We ,,Ls
p'ensufe 10 announcing 10 our readers, suys the
Commercial that lhrourh the exeriions Of 81, -,
Murray Of this city. who is at present re.id;ny
~ IayetpOol, the identical printing pres az which
'he philosopher franklin, then poor printer. wn,t.
ed oiI his first isi 20 London has bee placed :,
mr mnuays Disposal aud will be sent 90 this c,,n'
wy letter has been addressed " Mr. John V,,.
ghan' 'he President Of the Philosophical Society In
IhiladePhia' Of which ffanklin was founder. OFF,,
g lhai society the possession Of this valuable relic
Mr. Vaughan ~ns . personal friend Of r,,.ti,.
and we doubt not The arrival Ofthe press will of,,j
hin NE hyeleH pleasure Many eh,rs h..
oesn male 10 procure the press. bui until now =,
VAN. We understood frOm Mr. Murray. last s,,i,,
ma o. was impossible 10 Obtain w. and supo,.l ~
h'd gwen ~ The mailer We are glad 90 b.,,
hn' We result has been otherwise and conp,,to,,.
him upon the success Of his eH,rs.
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IIrTurP.s Corp,cr ,,. ,c

LUTHERS COuRAGE-Luther's defiance oi
the devils in Worms not a mere boast. ns the
like might he II nov spoken. II was n faith of In
ihcrs that there were devils. spiritual denzens oi
the pit. continually beselIing men. Many times in
his writings this turns up; and most small sneer
has been grounded on ii by some. In the room of
the Wartburn, where he sat iranslaiing the Bible
they still show you black spot on the wall. the
strange memorial Of ofihe-e conflicts Luther
was iranslating Of the Pslms he was worn
down with long labor. with sickness. abstinence
rum lOOd; there before him some hideous indie.
Unable image, which he took for the evil one to for
bud his work. Luther started up with iisnd def
ance flung hts inksland at the spectre, and IL dsa
peared. The spot still remains there a curious mon
ument oiseveral things. Any apolhecary's appren
tee can tell what we are 10 think of this an
partition, in n scientific sense; but the mans henr
that dare rise defiant, face face against hell il
self can give M higher proof Of fearlessness Th,
thing he will quail before crisis not ON this earth a
under It. Fearless enough! They spoke once abou
hs not being At Leipzig. il Duke George hat
numbered him." great enemy of his. u was not
for Duke George. answered he; no. III had bust.
ness at Leipzig, I would go though il rained Duk,
Georges for nine days running "-CariyLe's Lecture
an Heroes a"d The Heroic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

SEIZURE OF GROGAN--we copy the annex.
ell paragraph from the Montreal Gazette oC the 2Slh
ult The Montreal Times OF the same date has
similar paragraph.
I'VE mentioned shor, time uro. thai, the MOTOR.
Gus Grogan had been brought into town. IN charge
OF party OF vounteet dragoons and lodgcd in call.
Since then. have learned that some little srcite
ment has been created the other side OF the lnes
by his arrest-and the good people Of Burlington
have thought u worth while TO hold Meeting. by
winch the gentleman may ne restored 10 his amIable
pursuits of house aud barn Burning. "a 10
have been held yesterday and the goounds.
dersiand, upon which action las our neishhors
phrase IN would he taken, were, That Grogaa was
kdu1pped from the United States carried into this
province, and then surrendered TO the civil power
IL this be true. the OF ought not tn bc
retained in cusJy; and Il it be established by
Aft avis. Notwithstanding the high crimes Of which
true bills have been found against hun n our erimi
nal courts, NJ obstacle. presume will he Offered
To h's surrender 10 such American auth rilies, a.
, may take the proper steps for his release.
From tins paragraph. two important facts appear
, First That the force seiZng Organ was vOlun
/ ieer, and not a regular force Second. That opin
ion in Montreal is settled that II the KID
a mapped within our borders. he should Immediately
! be givenup
There remains now only one other step. that ~
X jackson slIOul! Immediately orer his resioraIio
Q 'o"u' HhiS' anu Tue I'nlshmenioi ihc N'oiaiors
J. our territory. Thus would this speck OF va
= IN the horizon be dssipaied.
Il Since the ab've IN type we heve seen lie
ter irom an officer OF the 4 ) Army. who hal n
paired Ia Alburyh. AMI there a-cerianed that th'
\ Outrage was committed by volunteers aud reg
lars. aud without the presence, inr as could
,r asrerained. the sanction OF any commissioned OF
N GER
OF course therefore. restitution and reJires. "
!. be promptly rendered by the Canadian Govornmer
s. ! v \. Amer.
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ANOTHER BOAT RgpoRTpr Iosyr

ANOIHER BOAT REPORTEE LOST.-A re-
l"i' was brought 20 on Monday night. by a passen
se' o'' Donrd me Auburn. That the A. s Mail bad
s'uck shng near Hat Islnnd. aud sunk 90 hsl
butler deck. She was principally f,e;yb,eI ,,;,t,
h'uf IRON ihis port 10 New Orleans. and The bul
ai'd most Of her cargo Is reported ns lost
w a careful enquiry, % j. believed that the A.
"o's report is probably unfOunded The pa..anes,
who brings The news, We understand. saws he heard
o. from anniher passenger. but when he PISSED the
place where The boat was reported sunk. he s,yy
nothing OF her The general impfession among
me shinpefs yesterday evening. was ihat he sink
ns o. ne fehula has been cnnfounded with the
Y =. Mail--M Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH ENGLAND
but that the difficulties between this country and
England would be amicubly settled, nor are we now
fully cOnv inced that a - even probable but
appearances are more like il Than they have
ever before been. The arrest Of Grogan aud the
tone in relation TO il which has been used by the
Canada papers. has added much TO the difficulty and
seems to present that calls either for prompt
reconciliation, reproof The seizure, as appears
was not unauthorized by the British authorities act
ing under commissions from the crown and musi.
therefore, be viewed a national afrIir The Mon.
trea papers state that Grogan was carried to Mon
ucal and lodged ia prison by British soldiers, aud
The men who actually abducted him from the terri
tory Of the United States were in dmgoon uniform.
The hct renders it ma iional affair and one that we
presume our government, acting with an eye 10 The
defence Of our citizens. will take cognizlnce Of
The protecting Of the government, which Is sup
posed to embrace the citizens Of the 4. STATES in
every land, Is not palsied aud immediate satisfc.
lion must be rendered for the wrong or II will be
raised IN an altitude Of menace. The authority for
the act II authorized. was, feel assured suJordi
nate and will not be sustained by the government
Indeed, That the colonial or parent government
should or defend this wanton foray. seems i'm.
possible All Europe would cry shame; aud should
war ensue, the UHiIed States would he SO clearly
the eggneved party, that the sympathies of the
whole civilized world would be eRlrsted in our be-
half
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
wHIG CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE or
VIRGINIA.
COL. JOHN PARRIOTT.
ELECTION ON THE ssTH OCT. IsiI.

Our customers informed that we want money
and must have It. We have therefore prevailed on
Mr. EDWARD McCULIoUGu To take our accounts ia
iswn. aud expect lie will call upon them hut
once, trust that they will be prepared Ia meet
them pr'nPily lie will generally be found at this
Office st at N. Clarke IL Co.'S brewery.
W Mr.. e.. w. JAMES. Of Cincinnati. paSse,
though here few days ago a collecting TUui
Fast. lie has rsc Bills Of the Tmc- Office
We hope friends there will give him welcome
reception. He Will he assisted BY Mr. 8. SAITH
receipts of eiftaer win be good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
DRrNKARn,s nrArlI

\ DRUNKARDS DEATH-A ma, -,
aDoni iorly years. whose name was unkpoy,r 49,,
t-,' % rum 81 dfaughi. ~ New York. a, IT..
a'y iaA' and m few houis siterw ards died M.
hqpof Store. where be got q glass oCt.,,,...
900 drank %. Son afterwards on indiy ti,,.t 80,
Ih Wh'm he impouuDed 70 treat him. .,y,,,, l.
"ouid drink = put Accordingly a DIN, ,S -.
was gwen him. which be swallowed H. g. IN ~
'u'ne1 INTO he street. when no spol bec,ro +,
q bow hours died ''P''al' 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
PACKING OF PORK AND BEEF
At ALTON. ILL.

THE subscriber having made the necessary
engagements Dr the pIckIng of PORK aud beef
nj the alb I'VE point, ~ now ready to receive COM
muncaiiOns from pers ms who may wish 10 en-
gage in that business. From his long experience
In the trade and general knowe &c OF the inspec-
ZION laws of the United States ne els assured
that very general satisfaction can be given tn all
Interested, II. A. AMELUNG.
RETERENcEs:-
J. G.. Lamb, Esq. Alton,
Jas. Reynolds, Esq. Cincinnati,
Reynolds & Irwin +"
f'ex. ucKeever, Esq. Insp. New Orleans,
II. n. Davis, ST Louis,
Eli DORIS y, E-q. Wheeling,
II. Maeshane, ESQ. Pittsburgh,
Jas. Reynolds g. sons, baltimore.
John WOmble, Esq. Richmond Va.
Wilson Is. son. Norfolk,
Denton Dunn, Esq. Philadelphia,
Gregory & Brown, New York.
&. Burckmver, Charleston, >. G.
CIV GaZram Esq. Mobile. oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT THE Ray or
CHALEUR-The Piciou Niachanic and F,rms, ~
the Sih inst. mentions on The authority az p....r
ger ~ the Unicorn, who came on board the l-p,co,
steamer % Gaspe. that The whole extent ~ the a.,
est along The Bay Of Chaleur was on fre-tbst
great portion ~ The new town of Bsthu,.t 80
burnt down, and That ernr or Eve Of Mr. Co.,.
vessels were burnt On the siocka
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
OFFICIAL.
TO THE HON. :, X. IlOBBI T.,
Acting Postmaster q, seral.

Acting Postmaster g. scral.
Sir Information having been received ia lorm
entitled to attention that The Posimasiers sfs''
$50, Pennsylvania, and stsssss; Ohio, have 50 Ear
violated the obligations which they plicilly as
sumed taking olli,e under my Administration
Of sustaining irum any active parizInship, or in a
ny way connecting their offices with party politics
or using them for party purposes have request
that inquiries shall he Instantly Instituted into their
conduct, and if the charges against them be found
10 be true, they be Instantly turned out of ofi,e
and citizens be appointed ia their places who will
otherwise conduct themselves The Post Office
Department. IN all lis operations should he conduc-
ted with thu single purpose Of accomplishing tho
mPOrian objects Tor which il was established IL
should in especial manner. ~ far rs practicable
he disconnected from party politics "a was esiah-
lished for specilie, purposes of equal importance
to every citizen. To convert il into an engine of
party. 10 he used for party purposes is 90 make IL
TIE ifuiilul source OF The most alarming evils x I'm
flied as u is and extended 10 every neighborhood
the purify Of lis administration and necessarily of
It's agents. should be particularly guarded For n
Deputy Post Master To his ranking pri eye
privilege bestowed upon him for The sole purp rse of
generating HIM i'r oppressive charges in The ne
cessary corresP Indens OF his oire in scattering d.
yer the country pamphlets. newspapers and pro-
ceetlIngs Ia influence elections. IL To outrage all
propreiy aud must not for day he tolerated. Let
Ihis be ei 90 the politicians. should be happy il
one or Two examples shall be found sufficient to
correct nn evil which has very extensively pre-.
vailed. -
Twill take this occasion. also, To adj E,r your in
s'rncinn that the appointment TO- and continuance
"a ihe office uf PosIm 'sIer Of any one editing po-
Incd' newspaper Is IN the highest degree ohjecIin-
abie- u involves most OG the consequences above
politics into the post olFice-di
m'nishes The feVenue-and conlers privilege ON
one editor which all cannot ENJOY. In a Wonl, it
Is my fixed purpose, far Us ~ me Ii, s. 10 separate
me Fos' oiiic' Department from politics. and bring
nbout that reform which the coun lry has s., loudly
ue1.''no'd' JOHN TYLER,
SEPTEMBER %, 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
DRAWINGS.

iFe'bnfg Lottery. extra class -. decided B., -
,ysr.sy lottery. class 81. drawn Sept % IAN
10 80 26 ID 90 50 n IS 50 Il q o. *
Lowest prize &C.
''''u's io,'e'y' errn class %, decided Nv I-o,o,
a., -. Lottery, chs g. Sept 2Jib. tsfi '''''
-, Lowest prize SIS.
leosburg Lottery. extra class "a d..;.t.itN,
sey Lottery. ciass 20. sept 2gd, ian
20 - 3 "a 50 so 66 s AZ al d
Lowest prize IS
Welhhurg Lottery Class ). dawn OrtoI
% 20 ~ % p 27 10 ~ IL a.
Lgwcst Prize slO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

NUTMEGS.-A correspondent Of the Portland
ADVERTISER cautions the public against the dele,er
Gus ELECT OF too frequent use Of nutmeg lie
says:
"lIaving recently purchased the article. to.,k n
broken one and put IL in my r. ckei, and in The
course OF siN hours Ind eaten about half of ono :
Soon after felt dizziness. ann an unnccoun,oble
arrangement OF intellect; Transient loss of memory
but perfect consciousness Of all that said ar did
became remarkably lOquacious and seemnd 10 he mel
iher IN this world nor The other felt happy and free
from any pain ! was truly in an indescr,lr,hls
state felt as have supposed one might feel Ina,
had been magnaize T. My friends were greatly
alarmed and the doctor sent for post hos,e :
bleeding was proposed. hat. as thought knew nj
least ns much ns any one. was not willing Ia be
bled' After keeping them laughing and CRYING ull
about eleven O'Clock at night. retired 10 he'd with
out anything having been dane for me. awoke IN
me morning and was ne well usual. having new.
OF been SEX day IL my lie Since this occurrence
several eases have come 20 my know ledge IN which
persons having eaten Of nutmeg were affected the
same as bad been; Had eaten very little more
have 40 doubt y would have proved fialas learn
u has done IN other cases"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
FROM tke Boston Pos Z.
FAREWELL TO SUMNER.

FAREWELL TO SUMMER.
"Oh tell me DER this chequereL earth,
How hast thou passed away."-ifenans.
Thou art passing. passing. Summer.
With all thy deep perfume
1 hru art passing where long ages sleep.
within a yoIccless tomb.
From the young heart hearing the freshness,
Prom the lip its sunny glee;
And weaving with each Thing Of life,
Thine own sad destiny
Thou didsi fling on earth. sweet Summer.
Ti.y robe of forest flowers,
How eould'st ihou steal the Trailer ones.
That garlandcd liie's hoursl
Thy step has been anil us
And IA each rosy wreath.
Aud ia each light breeze stealing by.
We caught Thy dewy breath.
Where are the hopes. sweet Summer,
That in they cunning lay
Like music blending in the beam,
That warns Of rising day.
Ask Of the skies who-e beauty
Awake the wild birds sDng--
Ask fountain melodies all hu-heI-
They iuo have passed along.
Thou ddsi bring dreams Of meeting
Beneath the old roof tree;
And thoughts Of weary hearts grew glad.
Aud cluse they chung To thee.
Bright dreams. of loved and parted,
Linked rs in days gone by
Alas vain sirivings 10 recall
What year by year must die.
love thee no,-sweet Summer.
They memory 10 me
But tells of things tho beautiful,
TOo wurshiPPed e'er To he;
And ihou-like that bright vision,'
Tia; on lis rocky height.
Cleaned. "a Old stories say, like some
Pure GLORIOUS orb of light
But when more cluse The gazer,
Its lusirs would eniold,
Gave back form To mock his clap,
All less, loveless, cold-
So rnund my heart thy
la spring-time wove n spcll
! 50 flde beneath the noOnide ray
Sweet Summer fare thee well,
| - Norma.
| 81 climb'd the height, and found il
A lump Of ice ia the clear cold moon - Percir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

PREACmNG-f love a ser;ou, ,,o,,h., 49,.
who speaks Cor my sake and NO, G,r bs o,,n.-,.,',
, ,S my salvation, aDd not his own vain rorv
ne oes' deserves 70 be heard WIN uses spescb opl,
c,o'hs hs thoughts. anil hs lho's only Co pr,m,,s
'u,h and yiriue. Nothing Is more despicable than
progressed declalmer, who reiails his diso,n,.e, :.
1uack does medicine. ldssilloa Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

OUR RIVER BUSINESS AND MARKETS
Although our river has not yet recovered from the
summer complaint and looks lean. long aud lank.
there is enough water for most purposes-and. boaiS
running again pretty freely. Consequently bus
mess appears rather brisk. Produce has yet
begun to come i'm but in small quantities, although
high prices offered.
The millers getting but lIIlo Wheat at nine
" cents 10 a dollar a bushrl.
Thirty cents ~ offered e,r GensinP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
CvUNSku or 9
MANI CANAL. TH,vs4ag.4 PH

lDl R.-Receipis only 40 bbls
"il.NhEF Receipts l1O bbIs-uo sales or o.
','h bni one Bat has arrived to-day. on account
= uN a'eideni That hus occurred o tio AquoIucr
80 'fes'rys Creek. about miles ibis side Of
r. ''e ~ which prevents The passage orlli Fslfs
% 3 iAyuglt vm be hny fgp,geJ 5y NJ. I,,
neat i-'' " '''i''y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

PRINTERS. AiiOY,-Alessrs. Young ~ O-lcam
OF London. are SAID to have constructed an ngcni-
Gus machine. which will place the movable types
used M printing in the Samo Tsrsiion. with regard
to the spelling Of worls. as they are now place,l by
the compassion. BY means OF this machiae a col
nmn ct news aper. containing $4,000 types. Is com
posed inclu'l'ng what is called justification ant
putting into lines, IA two hours which is six hours
less Than an expert composiior Will a, eompllsh th.
WORK by hand. Go ahead, locomotive.
Boston Transcript.
! We suspect that is CANNON. lit is not, will IN
authors or inventors inform the public whether ia
machine follows copy or correcis errurs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

liyou have a hoarsencss. cough. or any o,,.,
grave pointing complaint. 60 60 !. q Th1rut..., A
Cos on Monroe ssroci. and get some Pease.s C,r5y
u ru reality Hmost crceIlcIt remedy and pleasant
70 'asie d Is o. ine 10 The isste - sny candy To-
De- flund
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber will offer for sale, at Public
Auciion. Oh the goth day OF October, instant,
the valuable farm on which he now resides, stu'
ated on Buffalo Creek, SIN miles above Wells
hurgh. and two and half below ethany Coli
lcge; cpntaining by estimation, 40 acres-thc
farm is n high state Of culiivation-has on II n
good brick dwelling house. good barn and 9TH
er necessary buildings also two apple orchards,
and never failing springs
He will also offer for sale, oG the "a ne dav, his
farm situated about one mile south OF his home
farm, and one and half mile from West Liberty
a inlning the lands Of Providence Mounts, David
T.efller and others. and containing by estimation
223 acres-this farm is also IN n good state Of
culIivaiioE-has a good apple orchard and two
log tenements on it-ai is well waiered.
he will also sell on the same day his stock of
horses, cattle hogs, and large quantity of sorn.
The terms will he made known on the day Of
sale. Sale to commence al 10 o'clock A. VI.
BEAI. IL MPHREl.
Wells Trans 50 oct --wow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

ihe Two candidates ofibis district lor senate met
o. "eIsburg on Tuesday We have noi heard fle
'''"'' 'ui '".r''i dee loco foo begged permission
'r".a '.i Hm.rIf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
VALUABLEREAL EsrATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
" VIriueOfu deed Of trust executed by Charles
A-e Ense and wife, and Francis PlunkeiI and
wife TO he sbsDrIbcr dated the let day Of August
lSIo and now ofrecoId ~ the Clerks office of
pro- eed on Monday the 4ih day Of October tsII,
a. the Court house Of said uty, in the city Of
Wheeling, % sill TO the highest and best bidder
all that valuable ira or parcel Of land Oh which
the extensive glass ware factory lately occupied
~ Messrs Ensell and CuihbeTt and moro recent
W by Messrs Ensell aud Stewart is erected inge-
Their WI h tn bun dnvs and impr Uyemenis there
on and The valuable coal PRIVILEGES attached
lhereto' Tor more particular description of all
tmst. -
= The title TO the. above described property is be-
only convey such title as is invested in me
'oIIns eash' s BRADY,
80 ~ u Trustee.
" by consent Ofpariics. The above sale has been
postponed until Monday the LIST day Of Noyember
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

Vanity e mill stone hat the devil hang. ,h,,,,
The neck Of gonius. and oblivion ~ often the
into Which u Is thrown
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07

JUDGE UPSilUR.-Judge Upshur has given too
many evidences OF his settled opposition To the doc
irnes and measures Of the parry lately ia power to
admit OF the shadow of suspiction that there Is in
hin any semblance ola sympathy with them; or
that he Is not "a Wing IN whom there is I'D guile -
There Is an inseparabe barrier between him and
ia EN-, which iorbids oil idea Of their approximation
~ junction. The fact has been made To us tha,
when Judge Upshur was waited ON by certain
gentlemen Ofihe Locoioco patty To know whether he
would permit them io elect him United States Sen
aIor, while the Virginia Legislature were Irunlessl,
striving To Gil that office he replied that n The,
chuse Ia ihrOw Their votes upon HIM, they would n,
helping 20 eleota Wbig." Ills repy was construe,
by the Icons a positive refusal To take Office n
their hands IL know Of my own know ledge (say
our Inlormani) that they denounced him mos
cunIsIances, support hun fH my thing"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-07
CHINESE AT uo>fr

A CHINESE AT HOME. i was one day m
company with excellent MISSIONARY. taking an
excursion upon the island of IInnan. in the river
nenr Canton. when our path brought us To delight.
fui villa; we entered the gales. and proceedeL I'LL
we reached the mInsion; where. ia one ap,rtment
We saw a number of young men seated at different
desks quietly pursuing their siu'lies Ia a few sec.
onds the master appeared. and with The most nc.
comPlshed grace and ppliieness invited ms TO follow
him into the hall. great GIr rccieving friends
as we'll strangers lie ordered tea for u.s. showed
us FIRE ign sword; and asked my opinion as tp
the gennineness Of a bezoar stone, which he had
been taught 10 outsider Of great value. A Iiule
boy waited upon him in the office of page who n.
mong other duties sent let the ladies of the
Household know that they might come anI see
some foreigners who had just Gale l. The Ladies'
soon made their appearance. and endeavored TO Im
prove their opportunity by putting on the most "a.
cinaung smiles they were mistress Of; while he
deemed u necessary. To- nPpogise for this departure
irom The ordinary rules Of etiquef as females are
never invited TO sit down wnh or even to apneor
~ The presence Of stranger. When he thouyh,
they had gazed lOng enough he sent his page 10 $40
niiy the same 10 Them. when they Instantly retired
10 'hiH short and casual way we saw how complete
ms au'hory "as over his household. aud vet with
WHAT genileness IL was evidently carried forward
~ us administration. All was ease and ,.,iseIess
tranquility. The habitnal reverence thus insured
~ The mind OF Child follows him through life and
lorms an ndissoluble link a social bond Of the
strongest kind. WV