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HARD SQUEEZE. The mayor Of pittsbo., !.
i"ed man one dollar and sxy-wo cents for sonaa1
ing young woman's hand.
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CAM RIDGE
FURNITURE & CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WHITNEY. RRAcI, rrvr Z. cn.

WHITNEY, BRACKETT & co.
AVE constantly for sale at their spacious Warerooms,
- hear me colleges, very extensive assortment Of
FURNITURE,
burcas Tables, Bclseads Conches Secretaries Chairs,
Locking Glasses Reireeraos Clocks Entry Lamps &C.
CARPETING,
Three-Py, snper1ne Fine Painted and Straw stair Car.
petingj Rods aud Eyes.
Fenthcrs, Mattresses, Feather Beds, &C.
Cambridge, Augs. = eSwd&w5s
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Treatment of Infants chu,.
up 20 me age OF 1--WE years are ver nom infancy
r disorders especially the head 10 Iesn 70 cgIc
erpon. sae OF health and prevent thereby v skin
ar OF soft texture use the Hyperion Fd healthy head
For .aIe BoGLE 217 Washington St. Boston and
and NJ b. Green 1000 ~ q Co., l.: T. Lazel
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The present year is almost double that Of the high
est previous year, and than double the average of
former years. How all these imporations to be
paid fort
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TT The cholera is declining at Cincinnati and Louis
vile, but spreading through the interior.
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= The Poultry Fever still ages. A West IN
dia aea of fasnous srsed has been sold a. hlEh az
500, and $50 and 80 arr very csaaaoa prices tx
choice breeds
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~ Henry Clay was expected in Baltimore, las,
evening. on his way eastward.
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Groton HEIGHTS. Conn.

t1EKSoNs wishing to spend a few weeks BY the water
heghts, Ct, opposite New London. desirable station
a no pains win be spared to make their stay Pleasant
a'1 on the most reasonable terms ] DIfRFEY
Groton, Aug 6, 1850 dqt.
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:, ossNEss CARDS Printed at the spy orp,c,
az MAIN STREET at short notice Also wEDnryc
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u The following is comparative statement of the
receipts of duties at New York for the month Of july
for the last eight wears:
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CARD.

Nl1'ioVAL' V. B. PALMER's american No..
p1,, ,aee't'sang Agency is removed to scoIt
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON. ''00llAi 5
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[. B. NICHOLS. M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC pHVs1I,,,

Residence No. 112 MAIN STpEr,
Aug 5, 1850. ~ A''i'' . 70 and TO P. NJ
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WHIrrIIre '. sprAK1No. A corre,oon

dent OF the New Yrls Express says:
Houston whittlesless than usual. The Senate
you know, perhaps provides him with s iGna
ana when Others tai, he whittes,-a very sais5n
'ory way Of letting fpcnt up energy. ''''''0-
we mink It PIT that some ofthe other sona,o..
and Representative do not adopt this Han 90 ~
Senator from Texas A load of shingles m;ah, 'i he
white paper.-Pro. Jour. '' u s00u
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VIZ The legal pratce Of Mr.. Edward Bates 4 sad
TO be worth from twve to twenty thousand dollars oer
annum. ~
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TIE cAHrFzr.- Htis INV zsiif ,iisu the sas x
sssretag Of War viii be iesieretu lit. salrg tn.
thar Of the lufesanrs % nrz Gsupes 81 Missouri.
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MARRIED.

bv Run Ems city, Aug s. at The house of c. p Bsno,o
Read ~ sliaiiey, Mr. Sumner Pratt to Miss i3tI
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STATE oF MAINE.

ut.srn. - Na Court q Couui, Cotnmi'sion-
rr. t~gsa sai h1ti-u a. f.ris, within and &c ths
C.uni, ~ ONtufd. oa the 10Th day Il octub-f,
\ ~ ls5O. D., ssbournn.cnl from lhs Scpie-h,r
T.r-, A. n, isSo,
Upon ne fr,g,,1g PETITION, satisiac'Ury s't',uo'
ha,lag hs~p received that the pstit,"ncr' are -
,plus,bs lni ousht o. D. heard tourhing the mat
,sr - fth IN thsir p~tit6, q - Ordered that the
,ammis.iousr. meet AZ the lsvlhuy house q >auP-
81 ~. b iB Uauturi On Tsssiay, the 18th d'y oi
Navsul~r MT. AZ 10 o'cl0sk, \. VI, and thenc~
pfusrsI - vir~ tAs fuuts m-stiuoed N ssid -
it,a1: Ir1u,rJiats, ahsr ~kpch yic~, sesfins
af lks ualties ana witssss-s ~,ll hshad st s,ns
culy~airnt place N the SrcinIy, and such iuf-
th-r measures taksn in the premise, as the
Clu.u,ssiuusrs shall Judge prupsr. And u - bar.
thsr Otdrtrd, that nUtios Il the tine, place and
puft-1ss 4 th. CsmuIssionsrs' me-ting Aforesaid,
t, given o. an p-r.ons and cuUorsiioss Interested
q, psh,.h,ns ths fstition sith the order u Court
thsr,oa. thrr- ~esks sucCsssi,sly "a The ONttd
usmucrat, ss~spaper printed AZ fans, IN the
Cusaiy 4 ONf,fd, sni b. serving an attss,sd cop,
II the psttoa 18th this Order thefcun o. ts served
upon the ci,tk q the T0wn u llsftinrd, and
gs,st tATsc psblc place. in sa,d t0Sn, tAs hrs'
uf said puhkcat,oa, D. b. zasde served and posted
Al L..st thirty days bsfor, saiI time u msstins "a
tAs sad that al per.oas sad corporations may
,Asn and there aPpsar sad sho~ sasss, Il any Ties
esys -sy the prayer q 's'e Te''toasr' sh0old not
- .rantri. ,,,,,,
trs. coo, II .aid Pst,t,oa ani Ottsr oi Coor'
Ausst-wM. X. klMBALL, Clsrk.
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STATE OF MAINE.

s1trenb -. Ata Court q Cosaiy Commis.ior,r.
'tcrts anil hoLisa al fars within and ior the
County n ONfIFd. on the thsth day Il Octohsf,
4. ". lsse. by adiourameat trom the sept Tern.
A. N. iSSo
ITPoN he EreSoi-g pstition, satishctory syi-
l dcooe Asying beeu receiyed that the pctiuopers
arc rs-poushis anl ougAt n h. heard tcoshing the
NATTER 80 fufth IN her Teuuea, It's Ordcrrd, that
the coumissioissrs MT AZ The Ion q Ssmocl ".
Rod. AZ said North Turscr, % Ts-sdsy the
Tweut,-.iN day q Novsmher nsNi, AZ tea oelock
,n thr isur-nnca aat thence procced o. ''cw
The route neniionsd IN said pstiiea iraHs,iisisl,
,arr whtrA yisu a Aearing of ths rAftiss ant ~i'-
,...-s q N - ka.l NJ ssus~ ea.eaie.t fsss - "a
,4fs-t,. anf .uch isrthst mrasHvs nkcn iu the
,.,,gl.l. a. the Commissioners shat judgr prUpst.
A,Fnis farther Or,lcrrd. that no,,cr II ths ti"'s
fl.,T aBI purpu.s u ths Commissiun"ts' uEct'ng
- rr.aid h. gi,sn % an T~r~sns and cuTI-ifa,ions
sisd, b, publishiug the fctitioa ~,h The ot-
.irr sfthc Couft th~rron, three ~c,ks sSrcessiNcN
h, The ONioul n,mncrat, ncwsTapsr pnuicd I
P.r,.. ,a the Cuunt, 4 ONi'rd, and ;, ser'iug an
,trsts cop, 4 The fctitioa Nth this Order there
Il. rrau ths Cistk. Il the tuwu. II Tuner snd
Uy1 16sli. aui posted IN thres Fhl,c places IN aid
,s.n.. ths hr.t 4 sad Publications sni zach q
tbs ,,hrr ustrrcs. % h. msir, served and posted,
,t isa.t thuty days bcioSr s,id TIM oi uc''ing' Z"
che eel that IN persols ani cuTniiuns maN thea
AL thsrs apTsur snl she's causc, q anN theN have,
. b, che prayyr oi saij pstit'ousrs sh'sd noi y
Irsnisd. ..
Aurst WI. \. kINBNLl, Ci'rN.
4 tr,s~ rap, 4 ssid p~titrna ani Or,isr Il Court
kusst wN \. kiNRNLi., Ci~Tk
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pauses and seems to hesitate. All, that's the
number, she's found !, now, tie nearly oppO'
site the Cour, House, and stepping inside III,
door, she walks along the entry, and passing
iup stairs, gOe, to the artists door and gives ,
gentle rap person within unlocks and open.
the door, and enviies his visitor TO take a seat.
lis fen'on. A man rather short Ia stature,
with dark complexion, and heavy beard /; he
has bright, quick eyes, wido-se,, and broad
though moderately high forehead, and full
eyebrows, a tolersble good p,inier, somesha,
reserved in his manner, and always kept his
door locked.
Ruth had heard 40 much in hi, praise, ,ha,
at first sh. felt little disappointed. But a.
she made known her wishes, and tina, shs had
come a, the reques, Of, and 70 CRAFTY, Mr.
Edward Redmond, her uncle, she began to
feel quit, at home. The painter, too, by
some mysterious coincidence, was more 30
cable than he was wont TO be on 80 short an
a. cTuAintaSce, and 30 aer.eaely dld the time
pass that perhaps both were ,omsvhs, sur.
prised a The rapidIty Of It's fight, when tap
on the door announced that the artist had been
employed a, his easel for nearly an hour aud
halt, aud that tho hour appointed for William
Theirs had arrived, aud with !, the young gen.
ueman himself
when do you wish m, 10 come ,gain''
asked Ruth as she va. about to leave the
apartment.
"To-morros morning at ten o'clock, II II,
sill b, convenient"
Perfectly; and will call a, tha, hour, %
and casting tlmid glance a, the handsome
stranger, she took her leave, and hurried hom,
to tell her Uncle Ned that the neglected work
vas actually commenced.
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STATE or MAINE

p,Tu-u - As Canrt 4 CauB', Cour,''.'uo.
60. ts.aB art hslJru At rsn.. sitn a,d tar the
Jar-f, ~ p1i..rt au ths iOih dsy a Ociubsf,
4 n lS!e, bs sGs"srau~aI irutH be >rGt '-r'',
l-J0.
T.srs ths See. .uS T~titi1a. ssti.fssturN ., dcucs
t.yr4g t.4,l f-sgi,ed that the prtitiHucfs 70
..Y.Hs 49, 1ffbt tu L. h~arI J.uChtr. The uaittrT
a. trf t, rtr.f ~ T11,, N 81 ors-rrd thst ths
g.Ha.,sis1rr. ru-st lt ths ts~li,Hg h1siss q lEh
.r.sk IIau in Pew. 1u ThuFstay, ths lith ol
N.,,.7l.I. \. n iSjO. ~ 10 u',a,rA. \. VI. aua
illre rf. 49, tu ,tes tte rut~ rrrt'7es ' s'tl -
i....r i1insia,i-, frrf wh.rh N~~ tra-". 'i 'h'
-.rf.. a.. ss,vs-z~s viIl. BAD 10 sHr1r convenient
rI.r. .s tts s1r1,ir,- su.l sulk hr'A@f uFt'hi -
~ b, ,hr -.--u-s-. ~ ~ Carrrrs-lrr~r. shals
...r, rruUsr AuI t b. trthrr Or.srgt, that 10
t-, .f tbs uu.- place sn pUrpu-r IT che i"anfn''
,..-sfs' uF,ting ailJCsail, t' given 2" AT i'i-"n'
a. -.rur,ti.ru4 tfrrr-icl, D., ruihshI1s ihs ici'
f... with tbr Otirr IT Coon thsrrJn, thrcc ~t'A'
.-rr...,rk g. co. ONfrt peurcrst. n"ssTa
..r rll1trI az Fans on tts CuunN u oN"id' an
X, ..r,ias an stt,.tsd ,rJy u the fri't,on ~ia
.br. OrI~, tt-rsua. gr,ua the CIsrA q The t1~o
.T Pom ana rs.st.a In tire, TsAiic place. ~ sat
t..r. ire as q ss,d r-aircIuss- snt Zach
fb. uthar Irifrss, o. - ulie, srrrCd an
.s..rI. at Irast tA,rt, t,s h,i'U s1h TIM o'
r.,rs. o. fhr .1l that 81 psrs'ls sol cur1rai''n'
m., t5.r a1I thea, spp-sr a1i she's cause Il s1N
r, have. ~, Oh, pc, - oi 49, piit,aneT' 'h'a'a
uafI~ .raa'rl $40
Ifuss ,.p, pl s,id r-ti,i1n ant oIier q Court.
attest wM. n. hlNbNLl., 'luA.
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3aGAGpHD 'pAG.H.
fro- ~ sNsras. R'mbLrr.
THE TWO PORTRAITS.
4 Csat from the BOOK Of fifs.
B> vEpI


ELvr> years ago dagueuoo,ypc pictures
acre un 70 plenty ss they arc now and II an
individual was ambitious TO sec the copy e''
ac,," he found It very different matter from
s,opplas into the operators room oi the pres
ent DAY, taking his sitting, waiting for the
" finishing up, paying the dollar. and walk
Ing ou, again, with his countenance transfer
red in the silver plate, az " the space u IT.
teen ualauies Perhaps ough, the rather 70
have said, they we're no, known IN Boston al
lha, time, no, having been introduced until
year after; had !, been otherwise, might
tay, had no OCCASION dor writing this sketch
Of "The Two Ponralts," and you have lost
tic pleasure VI reading IL
Ruth Worthy was Marblehead girl; bo,
a, the tine have mentioned, she was visiting
4 gcu,y old uncle in Boston. No~ !, No hap
Iened that Uncle Ned had grea, 'c'o ior
portraits and II there was any one thing more
surprising To kin thas another, /, was that
lnybody could live TO the sse Of twenty years,
and be wi,hou, portrait. 10 hrs family, the
pictures, OF various styles and SIZES, were
numbered by half scores, his own, for m
siaRec, hsd been taken every five years regu'
larly, for ,he las, thirty years. As for Ruth,
she should be- ps,r,ed forthwith, and he'd pay
A. -. II. - .u....,l.d .he'd have Fen.
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CHAPrER ",

As the Old South clock ,olled the appoint.
ed hour, William Theirs and REh WOr,h.s,
met On the walk III IRON, of the entrance to
the painters room They entered, and went
up to hi, aParmen, together. William rap
ped gently on the the door 10 announce their
arrival. They received no ,u,wes. lie
knocked ly,r,, and louder, bu, siill all was
silent within
IT'S very strange :" exclaimed Theirs.
perhaps he will be here IN a moment,
and We can wait, you know, for we have
proved our patience
=" True, 30 we have, and seem likely TO,
sill more ! declare, Miss W",hley, am
glad I'm IN such good company"
Are you indeed then I'll offer sen,i
men, May you never have poorer com
Pany"
e" Bravo aud I'll respond with all my
heart May ,I~sys ENJOY iha, have"
Dear ine, ifihn door ain, unlocked ~
said Ruth, as she turned the latch and set the
door ajar
&" And ifMr fen,on is not coming to in.
,i,e US in, lie, US walk in without an invitation
and hnd some seats"
A mOmen, more, and the lo'en-for
should no, be far from RICH, in calling them
,hus,-hsd closed the door, and stood side BY
side, gazing on scene, Of which neither had
ever dreamed.
Hanging on the wall, was large and beau
,iful picture, II was composed, in the main
Of two portraits, The oas 10 the lsh ~ai
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that ola gentleman that 10 the right, was
of slady. Both Of the originals mus, have
been beautiful, and the ~srs ofthe artist was
perfect. A deliea,ely drawn rainbow, Z. an
emblem promising sunshine and happiness,
spread 10 beautiful arch abyve the two faces.
In the back vas the sweet blue Of heaven (:
aad underneath was displayed |, tls,fGl sls-
gauee. The two likenesses were on one can
vas, and the two originate stood gazing %
them with surprise and sn,lemsnt,
wsst does il nsan' asked Ruth, her
eye, filing With i.sr, as she sahk into sehaiI
and covered her face with both hands
Thu, i, the fret. and all thi, know sf
ha, picture" ~is Williams answer
Aas where 70 Nr. Fsnioni"
certainly do not know"
And vhi, can We do with ,hess pOr.
train, :"
Miss worhly," ,,id he. taking her by
ne hand, and gazing intend, 10 her fae-,
I" May not pay for them. and VI will kss,
them ,s they sr'"
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M.nRirp IN fuS. A correspondent, of,h
Boston Bee writes from Centre Harbor ii
ollows
." A few evenings since, at the Centre
House, while all the boarde. were in the
parlor, young gentleman who had been hr,-
ing about with sweet damsel Who was .
domestic in tho house, came into the psrlcr,
and requested Esq. T. to many them in
fun. The Esquire performed the ceremonies
and proceeded to his Ofdce where he recorded
tho marriage on his books, Soon the parties
found the affair was no Joke, and the young
husband--only II yeap old--bogan to grow
dissatisfied and tired 10 &C, his neck from the
matrimonial noose-but the "silken cord"
was no, to be broken-",he knot" could no,
BE- slipped-,he wife "held him to his bar.
ssin," but after mature consideration, Il wa
agreed ,Ole, the matter rest. for awhile Il
least. and meantime The joy; Of ~sdloei were
to be srPsrieneed only ist glorious sis.A d
anteipsiioo,
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NEW SERIES, VOL |, NO. S6.

To the Hoe. COua,y CounissiOaso IN and ior ths
Coahiyof oNiofd.
1NHTs us,isr,igned citizens 0f the Towns ~ Turner
4 aad Rock6sh. wosld respectfully repFvsent thai
tAc C.gnty Read, ., noe travelled IRON Buckhcll
Village O. Nsfth Turner l. circuitsas ant hiiy, and
tAa, B, Atsutions and ns~ kcaiions great inprvvs-
msnis NAV b. made By avoiding hills and ,hottiR-
M. distahces We SOuld pray y0uF Hon0rs to
lisni and locsis the bsst Road from Barkdsls vi
lAgc % poiat on the County Road iesding frum
Turgfr Village 10 Earmiagton, scaT Calsb lSriags'
in ths susA " Txraer.
El.BlDGE q HARLOW, AMI s. OtArr,.
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PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sunday
i excepted, until further notice, .. iolh~s:
Leave Portland for South Paris, att 30 A. ".
and 4. VI.
Ls.ys Portland for Dsn'ills JpDction at 30 A.
VI, z, ani itSP. VI.
Lsa,, sOuth Pari. sr POrlani, a, Is, u IA.
VI.
Leave DanVille junction for Portland, u, and
"a IS, A. VI, and IS, Z. VI.
l.~aNe Portland GOr wsteryilIe, 40 \. VI, aad
Pm.
Leave P"rtland for Lewiston, I 30 4. VI, aDd 2
and 4iS, y. ".
L,s', Portland for Bueks,ld 30, 4. NJ, and
P.M
A freight train ~in have Portl.nl for South
Paris, ats rs A. VI. leave South Paris for Port.
and, II A. VI.
No goods received after sunset.
Ths CO-pany will not b. Responsible to' baggage
~ an amount exceeding SO in Nalus, unless notice
!, given, and paid ior at the rat. Of one passenger
Er every $500 additional 'Alne.
The I ~ A. NJ, train from Portland viii oonnee'
al South Paris, Tuesdays, Thursday and Satur'
da,,. With stage. loT Greenwood ami Bethel, Ian.
caster, y. II. Rumferd and AndONsf,
Fcs tsr,hsr particulars see Pahhndsr Railway
e.ide. :. I. CoRSER, Superintenden.
Portland. October j, 1850 pu
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CHURN DASHER.

This Churu pro,,,cs. Butter of the hrst quality,
iton Ne~ NiR IN from four 20 ten minutes IN ~rn
ter, al from t~o ts hSs minutes IN sumner.
Il pr.xuc,s more buiisf from the same aiaoun, ID
tn,Ik of cream, than any othcr chun, because Il
Dc. u, work in nor, thorOugh and 'c'estihc man
nsr.
Iii. the cheapest and 800 convenient chO'n ~
~ invsutsi, 90 arc0uat Ot ts inSOl'ing the if's
principLs of Batter making. AL te-
s,I-s the, Ns~ Mia ai,os bs'"s shsSssd, .. '~osi
and suitable ior family uses.
lnotlef advantage 0,sr The common ehurn -, u
b-ing made m,s.tly Of tan, the Lbor oi krcpng u
sweet and csan i, msr,k Rothlng compared With
that u th. ordinary Kind.
Taking iato coa.,deration, the ootnb'nsd uth,y
and .irpicity of this churn, the Subscriber 'ec''
cou6dent Il must insure its sale u neAfl even 'a
m~r IN the county
This Dashsr may ~ used in the old Tab .hu'n'
IN general use, thereby saving the ssPsnse Of new
chgru. A. the Sub-critsr iatsnds ''i''hs ever!
,g~u IN the county ths.e desfin. Ia archa'e shI'n'
viii End it &c their advantage 10 dclaN shiii uhs,
have an opportunity 10 sN.mlns the s.,,oy seINS
sogth Paris, July. lsSO. 2ou
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cHArTrs "

A, lef, the residence OF Mr Thl,n and
turned my foot,,sp, towards my own hone
few evening, since, after having admired and
praised tho picture Of III. two portraits, and
expressed a wish ths, !, were possible to add
he Likeness Of the two little ones, (for they
~e, as beautiful As their parents ~.rs,J I
could not help regret,ine thar did no; ask
Ms. 1ki.rs What an,w,, .hs made to VII.
liam, question about buying and keeping "
they were, THr TWO PoRTrIIrs.
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To ths IIsn Caasi, Cusaa,is.,on-f. &c the Coun.
a. II n.f.rI

70 ths lion Coani, Cossaii..ton~r. &c the Ccun-
~ 0f ONtrd.
Th- ua. l-t,g,ri, I.~t,tiuuets, >srctusn 81 The
,.~u ,f r.ru. ,n t.hah II the i,hshitaHts - ssid
ts~a ~ ssys o. rrpT-ss.t that the unif'ir ''ini'
rad tsi,,i trun thr ~ ths t,.t n~ar l'yh-
arla y IiaT. in rrfu, o. the Rnnt'fd line, .. b.
Gated " thia q - russ q the oLi rad, a. no~
fr.ysU-,l Oh. v hah ,astsnrv t't~ccu sasl pn,nis,
- ID t.it d tu aat facilitate the travel me- b-n-
81 ths trs,rIiug cusumunit, and that the ps'1''e
"a i.s n1t n tho op,ntoa q ,uaf T-i'iDucts, ~,
garr .aid rad. lai hat disCUniinuanrr ui apsri,
49, an alier,it,a q SOD l,ati1n ~Uuld = lsn@hi
o. tAs p..li, We thri,tlis pa, Suur h""of', that
,,i - DO v,s~ saii rad ani nl,ks surh stsrst'"ns
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SO. 80" said the new conner, mounting
the platform aud seating AIm.elf ~ ,h. Arn-
chair as soon m Ruth had closed the door.
" whs, delightful work is yours while here
am |, a poor boos.keePcr at your service,
.ir, thl, has 70 write and write, and Iig aud
6rg, from morning tiIl night, ant sometimes
almost through the gate tn morning again
IN, hi, ]. da, book, cash aud ledger"
MY work IS scarce lc.s faiigung
Your work Why, Mr. Fcnion, you
have nothing to do, but to chat with agreeable
c-aPssy, and get r.ch gazing Al natural Plc.
,ure, while YOU copy them "
do your remark, apply to nv present
company"
No IN Sh, least, II you please, ,ir they
we're intended exclusively Tor tho lady who
has Just lefl Us"
She IL a very beautiful girl."
Charming
And seem, a. good as she s charming
and were all my 'isi,cT- like hoi, there would
~ ,-ors erUu,b iu yyur -sumais olih. picas.
urcs Of my profession bm many Who employ
a painter, are very vain, aud loo much aecu.
racy Is an unpardonabl. silence. '
And hcw Do you escape, IN such ea.s'''
by altering ;hs picture as little a. posi-
HE, II rarely happens that such persons pos,
,,ss observation close enough to .holly oblIt.
crate tie ,cus. likeness. They are sensitive
only OF some of the more striking or promi-
ncnl features oi the eounienance, which they
having learned to avoid baking a. when BE-.
iO,c mirror, nos seen ~ she picture To stand
up IN glo~lug relief These am sometimes
compelled 10 rob OF portion oi their seeming
dsiorni,y bm lhoss Who compare the picture
With tho original, understand the matter per
iec,ly we'll"
"B But the lady who IS she - asked Thisrs
/ The nosi ,ha, know Is To know her un.
elc."
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pOSp0S,
trrom Scots Weekly rsPsrl
Summers Departure.

trrOa Scots weekly rsPsrl
Summers Departure.
sr Jssrs s. Bnows.
nOs art passing thou art passing
PROM COZ biR' and .sic. s~r,
Provd, imperial, arjen, Summer
NOthing can PrOuset thy srsy.
Biri. With cong cannot d~,ais thee,
Nor the rel that ..ccSi, sings
Nor IN. u,r.d uile. q insect.
With their rainbow -oolorsd wings.
Smile, snd hops', and you,h's snjoyment.
Viii their fragrance, bloom and .ong,
Ne'er did cause old time 10 tsuy,
WI, .hould', thou ,hy stay prtOnI'
Nonitory h,r, II AutumA.
Warn u' that thu mi.ion', done
souo~ing Nstur, hear, thy fsouisps
Sounding thrOugh the '.ll., topc.
Bssrs ihy foO,s,sp' Of deIsf'Sre,
ARi her bnghtSe-. dim' cen BO~
WIKI a thovghtful .h.d. of .aJnc.
Gsthcrcd on her t<su'.ou, tTS-.
'T,s IN, nerof,'. sabl. .hsdo-,
Lovely ~omsn'. Psn.i's grscs,
whsn III, light of lie. departing
From the .orro~.i faded lace.
'ri' Inspiring m,hoohoh-
Iisa'eDI, msid of mu.ins mi,s--
Tha, With charm ny.,sIiou', bob,
Sans,ih-. each hi,ng seeas,
chad. of oosiR. As'smn gather
O,f th, ,k,e. Ihst yc' ~, Sind
Spirits 'igh sruupd oT d~'lhng',
Ia III, IOw.'oiced, mosn,ns ~,nl.
~ Gisy .,st at thy departure,
Foo III, wasted bloom ho~,-i
Ns, ,hsy .,sA that yuuih -. .quAndsr,,l,
Aud Gr manhood. wasted hours
SADLY 10 ~. tn, departure
Bring, the ,honght' u fycar, gone Wy,
when the future fancy bounded
u, ,n,lling Som'Rer 'k..
Youth, tBchsatInssl then ln'e~,td.
Earth With deal scenery
JOY. ~si ioy su,,cipA,ed-
Charming, Ao-s-ins, futile" rrt.'.
lOuth' eclectic 'pf,ng ,.hSu1en
Early Js..W kHo~n 10 morc
Al youps bl'omirs hog, are Fsri'hsd
VIII the booyanc! "iyOr.
Zoe the Rccord " s'T.t'snos,
Whsn the Romance vf the bny
We eNehansc, how soon Ss pro', IT,
N-insr than our yO'rhial JOy.
N,rppr, grs,,, and ,sgt F,ilcclipn,
Take gay mi'th and fancy'' place;
- the su'.u-cr'' ro.~a's rlsa'ur,
S,,ld, 10 As,umn'' .Oler s,aos