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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30
w. w. Lenwich Il Brother.

w w. LenWich IL Brother.
1t is their purpose to reit and improve the House. 50 as
TO make 1t conform in all respects to the improve
ments made in modern Hotels. Their Home will
NEATLY FURNISHED. and afI1r an Agreeable ra e
o resort to Travellers, and all persons visiting Lynch
hnrs-whlle neither expense trouble viii be spared
T." make their T b l. E among the most ,umptnou'
and elegant in the Stnte.
Attn he'd to this Hote is one of the most COMNO
DluUS STABLES in the city, hich j. managed BY
Two most trusty and experienced OSTLEkS.
he undersigned are well aware of the extensive Iat
ronagn which has been heretofore extended this tie
tri, undert the management of VIM. Lefiwcl Soma"
Tue desire ct continuing and greatly Increasing 'U
same VIII stimulate them u spare eNeItions 10 CUR
mend themselves to the favor of eir friends the pun
lie generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30
DREsENTs. PRESENTS for C''''

Il MAS ID. b Payne Is nov qteAr z iu1 ', Ia;
most elegant assortment of Farcy Ariiclrr aHn
1iis ever offered In ihiS market, whirh tis nv
thu public are invited to call aud cxamine
dec 2i.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30

rI1ME FOLLOWING RATES WILDE

l. charged on the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
fran and after the 18th inst.
LYNoHBURe To CHus. CHnIsTAtNspuRo 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30
Encourage Home Manufactures.

eptel-wly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30

HAVING purchased II. H. Naees interest in the con.
cern of MACE g. WINSTON. (as will appear {, ON the
above advertisement | will continue the
Grocery, Commission & Forwarding Business
Mt the old stnnd of Cary and Pear Street shall
retain the services of MIR. W. ". MACE D. Y PAN
hEf mud respectfully solicit the patronage of herends
and customers OF the late concern promi my
best efforts To merit it, we'll that the public gen
crafty.
huv % lmn los p WINSTON
A ME-. ssACE'EE COAL,-IO TONS best
a quality Anihraci;, Coal 10 be nere an Monday. can
be bought las Oh carly application 10
dec l6ts B. +. sACKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30
COMPETITION FOundery-.1

4 COMPETITION FOundery--linb
~ Nelson county, Virginia .-DiSSOLUIlON-, ar
ifew j. link has this day, Dec. 18th, A D. 1897 Pu
chased OF Elias ID LawreLc entire Interest IN nc
boye Foundry. All debts due the firm ofZnk \ Inv
renee will be collected byA J link; also the dehls ou
from the concern will be settled by him. He regIF'
persons having claims against the concern to bring |
IN for settlement; also all who indebted TO the Ut
will please call and settle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30
DIATED WARE

aug St.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-30

HACK AND Porter belonging to Us, will be u
'ehdahcr at the Depot and Packet Landing, 10 eon''
travellers to the Washington Hotel FREE OF cHAtdt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06

Dated [Sgned.l
UCTIONS.
Embracing conditions 10 be Incorporated in The
contracts TO The ericnt lie Department may deem
proper
Seven minutes allowed each intermediate Office
wennot otherwise specified for asserting the mails. but
lohd and steamboat routes there Il To- be no more delay
than Is sufficient for a exchange ofthc mail bags.
On routes where the mode Of conveyance admits Of
the special ngcnts of the Department. also post office thinks
m bags, locks aud Keys are TO be conveyed without extra
CHI rgo.
@ On rnirond and steamboat lines. nr,i., and Canada
m lie when Offered tbo conveyed without additional pay;
also the route agents ofe Department for vhosc exclusive
use while travelling with the mails eommolious car, or A.
pntment in the cenrc ola properly lighted warmed and
furnished and adapted the convention, end
security OF the same, 70 be provided by The conttacio
DEF the direction Of the Department.
4. No pay will be made for trips performed and for
enon o such omissions not satisfactorily explained, Three
times he Of e p may he deducted For arrivals FAR
behind tmo as TO break connection with depending mails
ana ol suuceny excused neioufh OF the compensation
for ihe Tip Is subject 10 forfeiture Deduction may also be-
ordered for grade Of performance inferior that spccf in
I'VE contract iof repeated dcinqucncies OF the Kind heoio
spec e enlarged penalties opooned TO the nature thcfc
! OF and the importance Of the null, may be made.
3 For leaving behind, throwing OF the nails any
portion OF them for the admission Of passengers for being
oune'nen ln setting up Oh running an express conveying COM
neie's Intelligence ahead OF the mall quarters pay may
t.. Fines will DO imposed. unless the delinquency be
promptly aud satisfactorily explained 10y certificates Of post
MASTERS me ailavs othor ctebls PERSONS for fail
either 90 the unsublenos OF The place OF carrying
49, ia55i ~ $3.50, i '' =" 49, "'il ~. .Jt'','"s'
,-,.,-,,,. y, y. ,,.,-. "a t.. -, . i't u.s. wy
| b',,t an, !, ,11,, ' 90 '7' u "' ~ W '
~ IN p',....,.- ,,....t 49,. 81 ,f 4.-.-.., c..
,c,toI f.ii,,,.. ~ 49,, III, - ,... . H.. ~.
H., ,a., ,,.r.,' ...' H.. 5' r.. ~ \, ,,i',7
e. c,sio. T., H.. ~, ' '.,' w w "a H. ~, i ~
,,,.,,,o,, T. w. ~, 80. ....i.' II, III y, ~,
o, ~ ,t 80, ' 's'."i e u,,'',t "''''ut .l'o "'
,c,,.s,,i -, c.,.,i.,,, y" ,u,.u5 au SAl., i
,,oil ,tlo ,,,t,., "a, ,.r H., .,,'1i ~ t7 '' "o
& ine rgpl't9' Gene'sl may order an increase Of ser
&c ss s j. ' @'s ' g s ' s 1o 2; ne
&as o' lo s aso s o i OF OF Increase so
s1 iAs e, 'sos 5 s ., o 9% oG s me- d oF
a a p ,o, oe5 ay " 5 'o ne o oo so a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06

Ca t,.,s. "a ganshusy iha .an. DAYS by 7pmi
l.,s Cfsnsbny Tuesday Thursday End Saturday at ;
Ani,e al Johnson the same daish IL am'
A.. r,,p l.hnso,. bv North H,de Pnik Eden, Lowell
,,.it d. t,,,, Now port and West utfs TO Derby iAne
a. r,s AID back twice n ,ycok.
- t.i,.,,,' ~ ,in,.,i,, ,r,, F.idsv "A I nm:
800 =, ,o,,, s,e,t s,v" M, ID IN.
80 po,bv f.r,r Nendog nd N etn,s,sy a. IAN;
.,r,vc N Iohns,.a tfa nrsf dnvs Ls 10 am.
, .,
4-i FROM ti',s.'.s l NJ q, i.,,, lis. ql ,siiss
MY ,ct ,s,so ,,rs well, ri,i tbus additional weekly
80 ~, f. ,.l,,sb il mile. md hact
i p, tsl,i ,,,, ~ Il, ,,erf, sunday aigam.
l,r.,s-ni Ifa.i.ilsh he snu,o day, D., lam.
Ieste frashn,.h dril, except sunday lt ~ pms
,,iyr M r-,ii.I.t,, no anle divs it . ~ y M
Leave ifaslui Moudi, Wednesday, ,ud fiiday a, l2
Arrive at Dtfhy Lime thr sRme days by l2Pm
leave Dcih, ho Ca .iy. Thursday q sutuday at NJ 3
Anive at iiashufe iho ssiue days by 70 m
a9 Fro r,., a. shire hg Montgomery 10 Moute omery
60. T. q % ,.,.i.sa,,l i.,..t t,stce a ,,rst
, r,st uet.shira N ine.fas and saturday a; snmt
Affvs at songomer Cluir ihe same days by l1ami
ioave Mongnucl teure tle sanc day. % u am
Arfive Ht East Npr.-hi.c the same dIys hy ]
ssl From y, An,n. Dbl, soan,on Conttc to nishra,e Q
tf-s ffrt IN, ,5,.,'. . ,oct
4 80 ~ At..',. ,ia.ly c,o.n, SUNDAY M Fam.
Nrr,yc M, fliehg,te 'h5 same dl,sby gam
Leave Highgatr tUo same days no pms
Aiiive 90 81 Alb8ns Tire same days hy q p u.
lli From - Atnrs d., Sholl,o East Shcllor West
I.,.i,l r,,ltrb 4 i.,.tL.ie n. titcLf 3D. IN miles
and back onco wcek. with 400 additional weekly tnp ON
III H.. -, ...-i,...i.' n ,.'.f... .','tf.rt 80
Arri,e M Rirhiori he same DIV ly q i-2pms
4 o,,s ptol.c+J r,l.v "a q 1 3a "a
,,,,,, a. -, ,r,.,. ti,a .,r,. IT,, Il, 4 3. % nm.
4 cave sbo lion tuesday ,t z f2pm,:
Arrive at Eno.hureh the samc day by 6pmi
Leave Enos1uflh The safnc day at 10 ~ ans
Arrive at sheldon the sHme day by pmi
4o5 r-o,, 81 Au,,ns b., E,st tligbg,ie Franklin East
rti' & WI Rn,tshi,, IN h~sksti,r o. ,,,iss md
,,rt ,,gjco. ,,rer
leave 80. Adams Tuesday md Friday ut pms
Arrive az BERKSHIRE the Same daya by pms
l1avc berkshire The Same dogs 40 a %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06

DRIME Black aud Green Tea-Java ard Cuba .on.s az
1 spices Of all kinds, sold cheap by SCOTT fih"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06
Proposals for carrying the Mails
in the state of Vermont.



.9rd b. ffisr cHacri That 10 shl De tin duty &C do
Postmaster Gouorli in p utWo letting. of coHfr ot t
transportation of thc matt 90 rt che same ,vcfy
tho o,sc builder rendering sufficient guarantees tor ithu
performance, without other reference l nnde CT
trauspo utiou than may be necessary provide of th
due ceerity, certainty end security of such transportation
shall any contractor hereafter ha required to ur
chase out, take valuation stock vehicle ul uuy
previous contractor 70, The fouto.n
~ Bidders viii be ctteul 40 fond the forms md nsirnc
tons appended 30 this advcsomcn They are requested
state, IN their pfnroals the mode by which thcy
convey The mail Whore the size weight mills
the snoed He'd for in The schedules, shall require the
contacts viii he made for coach steamboat, railroad
veyauce the may be- and consequently, such
will be- Jet bids proposing such modes Of conveyance 10
all other cse the viii be assigned bids proposing
the cheapest mode Of tanspo tntion.
ar Rail oad companies especially notified that their
regular bids be understood including the supply Of
each Office The line of their respective roads,
quoTief ofn mile from depot Separate proposal. for offices
than quarter Of mile off viii be considered.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of tho United States
from the lst day ofJuy 1883 to the Oth Of June, 1857
Inclusive tho state OF Vermont Will he received the
Office Of the Post Office Department IN the city of
until m Of the 4ih Of Apd, 1888, go be de-
cded tho 25ih Of April 1881 the IN the
ner and time herein specified, viz
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06

WILSON, F'ATRBANK < CO,
SOLE AGENTS
fOs. t3 and Is Hanover street,
BOSTON.
~ Also Or sole by 900 rnri ilp-.sfs o. thr ri'stn
YAY 8&,'s& S
TIT
.a5s-.s s5,f5 s. - e
s!!sSsH iISa
ca &sk21S1 REG'Xgyg2AI,
For the Carc OF
COUGHS, COLDS.
saMESS, 2ROM ~s-~-7r,
WHO oPTNG COUGH, GROUP
a STHnI q and CONS U MPTLOM
To Cure a Cold with Headache,
and Soreness ofthe Body,
Take She CHERRY rncIpG tLou going 90 lcs, lnd wrap
FoB 4 c9L0 t>0cousH. i.ts b, morning. noon.
tnl "sfn'n- .'roriH- ' ai rei1H 'n l 'iio, 'Hd ie
r,1''s "h0t hai itc.n -o ia- .', ho o-t.i- i".
% a.ei vnh -ra..l raH-h, HI.H .t.as- Ol ui fh.lf
Ih" t-Ht on -''- io Nro t' ma1 Dr. sH- i s'u"'
ln fuh.n -'.' tn|r'n. .ii0 if 4 Df''f ir'
faa.-' NI' 1000 uH Ply ai 'f i.iet' fs.Hi.l
,.H .i.o'.i f'..i '' '"m.
From d, % eaiacat pay..,.
tottIrtli.r. Tom, fpu 80 l-5l
sr.-W' havr s.'.a soat goo Eaet PaetoAAL aH ~
in'iF' tfl n oHr al .' i Goo sufss every ath
uHs. uiFNG2 e HAMPTON
Tn SINGERS AND pUHl1c SPEAKERS Hs irno-
d. is mraiHle as ~ i's ueoa on le ihnr' and lungs
wien ~. 'n '.. S'''. = remove. . ." '., 20
ASTHMA -rloany uarh ,oas,ed, aod onai wholly
ID i .rrt I'II D. sos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06

,i,y raised docs not seem TO have mate
rally changed since lSlO. .-s,
IS The culture of SIN has decreased
from 81, 100 pounds in 1910, to l4,'63
pounds in 1850. aeo
Theamount Of Saear, made from the
cane and tie maple, according to the
census Of 1910, was 1875, l00,SO9 lbs,
of which 9,9i7, 720lbs. were raised IN
Louisiana. BY the census of $500, the
cane sugar raised in the United States
amounted to 347 5Sl 900 lbs, besides
l2.7OO,O00 gallons molasses maple su-
gar 81. 2i0 SOC lbs, amounting IN all to
PSI. $50. $50 lbs, showing an increase.
in Ten years, of l26,730,017 pounds.
The following is the valuation of real
and personal estate of the inhabitants OF
the United States for the year ending
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-25

: The best of men are sometimes
short. We know clergyman who is
not over three feet, and deacon who
never has sixpence about him.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
- - - EEuesan6g

Girls ,-rr, ,,-.,-,+ IL, no. ..... p
Al, - ''-',.'.'' ool you s
10 u al s'''iis 1t Is 'oi young ladies'
i'i7 '0' 'i'e S'erler sex 1t is
s IL, IA ,,-,l''i' mas ana ,or ,iil' reason
70 ,,ot - '''' "a ou AM
c,oI-.r,.,.;. ~. s','>s IL. il--s
,.,- IT,. -, ..-.-,..5
H.. i@-' -, W -''9-'1-
-.-t ,--.1r qua '--'---S '--- ) ou mus /
tba I,,ic1I.,,7--5 oe.ls man n
ie ,,, 49,. -. -, r.
Mail tl,o+
b,,sl,o,.9 f,,.,,.o-.;. -,..-,, -,
,-op,,g 7oa,..s S.. 80.
She ar,ncars ,;,,;.,,r,,,. :,
person, S,. NAV ..,,,r,r,,. ,.
coming in Of oo,r-o ar,nt ~, Ia -
social r,~fcs aud r,,,.;.l.1, 49, - -,
1T concerts She ~, -,
ard thinks ero 8. D,or,:-lr " e..:..3
,-o7-rvelf s,,, ON, or,7 .,:7 -. e,1
la+b cr,r,,s ~, S,-.-- ,-..--..,r a.. -. ~.
and aat.,r ,.,,, -. - -,
r. ~. .r-.-- i-,--.,.,.'.,.-. ~.
wifi. than H.. 1,--, ~ - TT
was a voune man v-or.r5 rs-.e NO ,,ors 70, -
with such fsr, tI-,, wa, n Mi, ,, &,
-. 90 -..'s go YOU " I''s' % IT,.
~ 9.'1 '---'"E i'--' I1i ioi-e--1e ma. ID
-, 1',,''l 81 I1'..-l=
'-'- 80 CIV e.l -'.~-
- - --''' ''-' 5''''' "o'A ''.l'. o--'.y'
s'''-'''-'.'' 90 ''s '''ll 1t Se''e- i''. ing
'',,'-- ''. 40" g,
-'' 11 d -'' % ''O.'-.7 s''~
" o' d. ''-7' -,'' CTS
VI ~ ,-'
- ~ .,I ~ ,,-''" ~"
- 80 ~, '-o Us
y,
'" "'''-N --- ,''''-. "'-i-' i'i 'li' "eA- -ale
.''' p.e,1i'~ '' '- .-'.. Oh are '''l' AI-e1.a
- ,'is ''.''.. =, ..-','.' '''-'-'' nus
'.---' o,-.', 10 -'' g. d.
-. :, -. '.-C
-l-. - n -, -
~-Li t+- +-'-St'' i,--N9 tt~i-i7 'io A-A.iE. nc
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30

MOTHERS RGsT9.aEE THIs-Evclv loathsorne
inmate offeni,en iaries and State Prisons. was
once gentle, inoftnsive and prattling child,
and every criminal who has expia,ed his crimes
on the scafold was once pressed to mothers
breast snd drew from her bosom his life giving
nourishmcnt. But immoral training, wrong in
Rucnccs, and dchasing examples do their work,
and transform end, airing offspring TO be ferocious
men, they shock humanity by the foulncss of
their guilt and Iuonstrous audacity Of their
crimes. Yet how seldom has one Of those direfIl
transformations been effected without the aid Of
strong drink.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
Gales aa0 het,bcs.
a TURNPIKE AND a DIVORCE.

A certain Captain NJ, hale, good humor-
ed man. beloved by all who knew him, and
certain DR.. R, one of the handsomest men
alive, and gentleman all ever, met q few days
in Trenton.
It was during the session Of the Legislature,
which, as everybody knows, is, when it happens,
a great feature in Trenton life and pregnant
item in the history Of New Jersey.
Both The Captain and Doctor were borers-
lobby meInbcrs-not for the benefit Of their own
,,oc,tets-but for the public, comprised within
the limits Of Camden. which as you know, is a
great city, located opposite TO the retired hamlet
of ofPhiladelphia. The Captain was " boring for
Camden as the scat of government, court house
and iail, for the great county Of Camden The
Doctor was boring for Long-a Coming, being
large city. composed of blacksmith shop and
two frame houses, and located somewhere
between the extreme limits of Camden Co., and
the Atlantic ocean.
In a word, the site of the county Court House
was disputed question-the citizens ofCamden
wanting it in Camden, the voters of Camden
county, just to spite the Camden people, wanted
it in Long a-Comiug.
Well the Captain with his hearty honest face,
and the Doctor with his honest very handsome
face, came to Trenton as lobby members, TO press
the respective merits of Camden and Long-a-
Coming, upon the notice Of the Legislature of
New Jersey. A week, two weeks, three weeks,
month passed, and yet the Legislature took no
action, and Camden county was still without 4
seat of government, court house or Jail
The Doctor grew quite impatient ; meeting the
Captain one day, in one Of the passages of the
singularly peculiar Capitol of New Jersey, he
said 10 his friend
" You are here for Camden, for Long-s-Con-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
EBBGSDURG, FBlDiY, GPTBgBER 30. 1853.


known to me, and at the dead Of night havc
1 gone and divorced me from my own wib; She
+ IS the mother of-of-nine children ~
Ten, said Mrs. Smith, who was ,rying,
] & Here's a turnpike"
| Wen, the gosd minister seeing thestate of tlIe
case, (the Trenton parchment was dulypreiuced
from the pocket of The lugubrious Smith, mar
. ried thcm over straiehtway, and would no take
a fee; the fact is, grave as he was, he was swing
to be alone SO that he could giye.vent to a sup.
pressed laugh, which was shaking him all Ger;
and Smith and Smiths wife went iovflIlv h6ne.
and kissed every enc Of their ten children. The
little Smiths never knew that their father a4a
mother had been made strangers to each other BY
legislative enactment.
. Divorce is the word, - cried Jones, pIayfulIy
patting her double chin. The fact is. Eliza. I'm
nd Of that cursed woman, and you and III 90
and get married 10 night. know how to man
ege those scoundrcls at Trenton. 4 champaere
supper or br5akiast-did the business for them.
Put On your bonnet, and let us-go TO the preach
ers at once, dearest"
The widow Lwho was among widows as peach
os are among apples. put On her bonnet and took
hrs arm.
@. Inst lool, how. ho-l-,-.,: ;--..... -,
ment?, Gid Tgl 30 t', ,'i t's' "a
his pocket and ilI I,,rl, r.I,o- ~, I
document out before her.
e" Here is the law which sare hat .F,,oL T,-os
and his wife Anna Carolina Jones are two. Look
at it!n
Pnttins, bo~ 0,o-sd bo,4 ~, .-l..,5.- -,
did Ioool, A. = '-''
..Oh dear =, she said VIII, 1,o, -,-,,,..s,.-,.
and sank back on the sofa.
50 Oh thunder and blazez - crscd Homes .~g
sank Ig.;.ro -. ..-..5 c,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30

BEAUTIFUL SKErCH.-It was in the evening of
beautiful summer day, that straycd in.o the
silent graveyard of our little village, where l wit
messed an affecting circumstance, which time or
change can neve. ofacc from my memory.
As I wandered among the moss grown graves
and broken stones, was suddenly arrested by
observing a little girl before me, whose actions
unperceived by her, was watching. She was
kneeling beside a little mound Of Garth covered
with grass and flowers.
Shortly after I had arrived there, she ceased
the occupation in which she was engaged, and
Ilneelng beside the tcmb with upIaised eyes to
heaven, her frvent lips poured forthin ardent
prayers, her feelings and affections TO her heaven
" father.
Raising herself from her position, saw her
hang garland offowers upon the mai be tomb
stone, wrought into The words Ny Fathers
Grave
These simple words, so eloquent of feeling, so
full Of thought, could not but add fresh sanctity
to the spot
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30

IL Livery school boy knows that kite would
not ay unless il had a string tying 1t down. It
is just so in life. Tie man whois lied down oy
half dozen blooming responsibilities, and Their
mother VIII make higher and stronger fight
than the bachelor who, having nothing 10 keep
him STEADY, is always dounderns in the mud
If you want 70 ascend in the wo7.a, t'e yourself
TO somebody.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30

IA lawyer went into BARRIERS shop TO
procure wig. IN taking the Dimensions Of the
LAWYERS head the 10y exclaimed:
Why how long your head is, sir"
Yes, o. replied our worthy friend, '' we laloysrs
uaust have long heads" The boy proceeded with
his vocation, and exclaimed, " It is as dick as it
IS 1,ax" RIsckstoas muzzled.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30

Az EcCESTRJc CHARAcTER.--The Suffolk
Chronicle relates the death Of a Miss Mary Finch
aged 10, ofRiskingaIl. She had Tor the last six
years lived alone, and a leg Of pork which She
was known TO have bought about four years ago
was found in the house at the time Of her death.
She kept scyon cats, which she sometimes lock-
cd mp IN a room for many days without food
Although she had sufficient property she had
not allow cd herself common noccsssrics. and her
end was hastoHod from want. Six years ago an
aunt lOf. her about clC0 but she would never 60
a0cr It, nor would she take 1t when offered to
her. It Is stated that about ten years ago day
was fixed for being married, that the dress and
wedding cake were provided, but the gentleman
disappointed her, and the cake stin ren.sius in
the house
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30

- little semi pagan, who for the first time
was receiving scuc scr. Of religious instruction
nom Su.alc eiend whom he was yisi ing, found
some l-cul-y iAundcrs arding that Sunday had
anything arEab,e in it over any other day.
4. las-. by dtnt Of g.. line upon line and rreccyt
upon prcccP., he was made TO comprehend some
what The sanc,iiy Of The day. Unfor.uua .y,
however, soon af.or he began toundorstaud things,
coming from church cne Sunday, he noticed the
apo.Lacary shons crcA, His newly acquired
moral sense received a terrible shock, and he en-
tered into very orthodox dcnrucia,ion Of the
unconscious compounders Of simTlos. So But, he
was told, e the druggists Ia',st keep OPEN on sun
days. so that the sick people can get medicine
Why do people get sick on Sunday - Yes,
Just as on any other day" Wei good people
don'tdi CD Sunday, do hey 2'' Certainly ~
' How can that be Does Heaven keep open on
Sunday :" Il is needless 10 say tha, all farther
grave conversation on the subject was impossi-
bic
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TIE UEGuIEEEC 1zO1TEEE.
Yes. my lips TO night have spoken
Words I said they should not speak;
and I would ] could recall them
Would had not bCcE 50 week.
.. that one unTuar5ci moment!
Were it mine 20 live again,
Al the strength offs temptation
Wou.d appeal 20 nc in vain.
TIuc, ny lips have only Uttered
b.hai j. ever in my heart;
7 am happy " hen beside h-sn,
Wre-ched when we are apart
Though ! listen 70 his praises
Always longer than I should
Eet ny heart can never hear fLcn
Half so often as il would.
Ard I would no-, could not pain A.ns,
Would NOT for tie world offend;
! would have him know Ike him
Is q brother, as q friend;
Eu: I meant 70 keep our eeerct
IN my bosom always ald,
For I never meant 10 tell him
That I loved him--bu. ] did.
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TGL. lN0. ).
hungarian Apeodote.


During an engagement between Hungarian
and Austrian troop of Light Infantry. Honved
stabbed an Austrian officer with a bavonet and
moTta-'y wounded him. Natural generosity
prompted the Hungarian Honvsdto extend his
aid to the dying foe. The officer 30 to him vi. n
great exertion: -
" lsoe you sre q brave ana natured sl-
low / VIII ask favor Of NR, my nocl,a-.
book You VIII find package H-.ssunents win
out which my family VIII BE r-',,d d-rcd,,c,d -
OoseaTy. Promise to send this package safely 10
my family in Prague, Bohemia. +"
50 viii carry it 10 them myself answered n.
Honyed, '''-' - 'n'
" Swear it to me, 50 said the Austrian.
ar, am a Hungarian I gave you my word. !"
responded the Honyed
In lew minutes afterwards the ,roIr,ly,1 49,,
died in the arms Of his generous foe who Afr
covering he body with his own mantle. and mt
ing the sword in his hands, crossing tLern. took
The papers and joined his troop.
The conLic. cndod. and the Honved rcrof-e5 to
ms captain andrlques,ed furloueh which was
iei1.u. This did not discourage our hero ne
Went 10 the commanding general. Earla. but
''1h ne q no. grant his request. IN he n oh.
'o.l'"ng he lef. the camp, and in the course Of
".eF days ne travelled four hundred mile, and
paced the pal crs safely into the hand Of the Dc en-
y afflicted WIDOW ofthc deceased Austrian rs5.
ding at Prague
Soon af cr, cur hero. the Honrcd re.oin,d his
corps and reported htrsclr TO the can.ain VIM
mad him arrested as descrtr. \ future court
'..aT,.'l cond,mned him 10 he shot. The soldier
calmly resigned himself his fac which cane TO
is NJ .0+ re---