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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
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philadelphia Il nsm-Dork.
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Sort Woyne, pittSturs us,o 9bicaap Giientabu=
VeltQlho1t, jeben Sag (Sotntags a,lseenpnmen)
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uub fDn1n1t an:
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nis a bis 1T Bribaepprt>
Srn @beeltn9 I'm SAG N.M.
Baltimore 1890 81.
9leYslaNc ab Vbiloeelpbia 1890 g. 80.
Nem=yurf $50 N.M.
Der Accommodations Bug
erreidt "
SsrlaBt Surl pn ,,n, .5,45 3d..
elreelanb &aYennar $50 M.M.
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MtQersbursb $40 N.M.
Der 5fli6e Grpreb<3ua
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Mntunft Der 3uoe ypn Mufunft:
@bica9p> SuHa!p unp
cincinnati I'M 1920 Wittstur9. &c. I, so G.M.
Na9nlttta9s. Glf1cr viz a nis Bribacrprt.
Su9 Tabrt Sonntas Wbeelins. III ,05 9. %
Aa9t5 rur9 tad Baltimore III 80 g. ".
ptttsturg. pal1a= Ybilapelpbia11 AS q. 81.
siere fir Ybilaoclpbia Mew~yrrf $50 9. %.
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Mbenp I'M 10 llbr ab.
9fad' benz Supen u11b > fen percen fplz
genie Gerbinoun9en 9emudt:
gu Sueipn, fir Guyabpsa 6als, Mfron, Clint
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gu @qia''ce> fit gaatrn> @oiIlun, @oulter>
Salena> Gnpn.
3u 8ayaro> fir GarrpQtpn> Mayuesbureb,
Driver, 9fem- Ybilabelrbta.
3u @teubensille, fir @abis, Gplbrctpn, Ores
ben, Nemarf.
,,3u @bee!ins fir Cumberland 5arpers 8trry>
Baltimore, Walbin9tpn.
.i3u Selleoir> Cambridge, Gainesville Circle
SiQe, 2ancater+
.3u YittSturs fir harrisburg, Baltimore, ybi=
laeelpbia> New=yprf.
Metpur= 3iee.
Die GleHelanp, 8ufalp u. Gbicoop Mail.
AtTabrt sen Infunft lit
R9tttsbur9. 500 3d.. CLEVELAND. .2>45 M.M
Srlc9ercrt b.. b.. Bufalp III 80 81. 81.
@beslins. .6>15 9, 81. @bieasr 1900 $50.
Der S9neuz Grprebz3uo
nerlaBt pittstur9 tint CLEVELAND $50 q. 81.
2>3o N.W. 1l1e tpr11nt 8ufalp $500 g .WP.
AT tit Gbiea9o ...2,3OM 81. 81.
Der Accommodations Bug
serl1Bt Napenua INT
S>20V. 81. rnb erretht Gleyelaub 1923 g. 81.
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3uaes BON ilersburgb
lllp frmmt I'm ciejeltc
s3eit III glerelono AT.
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e~benfaQs gu Gleoelanb nit Der G(eYelaub uup S.
leeo Sahn fir Sanpusty, Iplepp, Detrpit uub
9bicasp; nit ber 2ofe Sbprs Sahu fir Grie,
Dunttrf, 8ufalp, NiasarafaQe unt Ganata nit
ber @lenelanounp Mabpning Sabu fir Npuras~
temlt> Warren unb Mcm~ Ga0le.
Das @epad wirb fir bic sanae Ipur, mad, alien
Ntdtuaeer unb unent9e.rlih morfirt.
Sir Neiletillete uno Nustunft weube man Gd
an bic runiru Gifet= Office, 81, @uperiprltrabe,
an bic Sffce int Oeppt uno ale ibrieen Glen
babn=Sffcen.
S.& Myers, @eneral= lidet. Naeut,
CLEVELAND;
S. Tarmer Superintentent, @lepelt.
1926 j. 8npwlaub> General M9eut, s..
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Srucsarbcitcn
merben tit fr Office rer vMinnelrta @taats~
seitunA" ct, NntbrnYlrabe> gribse= Bird aut
bos @eldmadpplllte auseefibrt. Is wirb te1pr
btrs IN grw1bnnna sehradt, ZAP mir burd cine
MuSmabl vpn neucn Gdriften nit jecer anpern
Truderei erneurrirsn fGunen. Mir licfern:
Erud unb papicr gu @erla9studern>
@pnititutipne1>
Ball unp Ibeater= Narteu>
as @pncert~ programme,
Girculare unr @e1dlftsfarteu,
plafate, Nnihlaeescttel unp
Oslbafts= Gtiquetten,
uno ipnltise in ea5 Sad einldlassnee @esen~
itduce.
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BUR BEL pnberen &enntniBnabme.
Gtntpanberer nnb Gei1enbe 5o1ten 1ebr oprid-
tig lein uuo tbre giQette nur bel ben aneetelten
Msenten faufe zen, ntdt pprl iplden Qeuten, Sic lid
per Rppf besablen alien, peper M9enten 1nb, nod
Verantwprtli9feit iibernebmen.
90 Mit 8ereitwiQi9feit ertbeilt ber Inter
3et9nete jeoe Mu5funft unentseloli9.
Sarl S. Staebranb, ',
General Mgertt Der Baltimore unb Sbip-
@iienbabn, Ibame6traBe> Sit. 81,
Baltimore Mb.
HsT Dieie gabn it bic fursete unb biuia1te
uno bietet r1ebr gprtbeile> als irseno cine aubere.
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6p1d. ..a.. 80: Mar Splue.
3dpctem> @ei3dft.
WntbpnUffrQEe,

St. NntDpnY1trQbf,
Der u@pn5ert< Sails" segenUber.
Die 1nterseidneten empfsblen ibr neu einse<
ri9tetes. @eidait, einen1 seebrten publifun1 an9e<
leeentli9f unp weroen 1Nb bemiben, turd bcrat=
seieBte preile unb bauerbafte Mrbeit bas allge=
1netne Vertrauen gu nsrbienen.
@ir baben itsts purratbis cine 9rpBe Musmabl
BON -.'.5.'st..
s:..~: -. ,!41apeten>
a@te fran3Ufide 9anbi9aften unb Detpratipncn.
sSJm Nplfter=6
iE@prtn gfeber= g etten i'm ele9antelten
@tple, beren Yreiie Don s. bis $50 s%ariiren.
MQe Scrtert @ppbaS uub Qpunecs, cine srpBe
Auaatitat Der befen MatraBeu, ionic pclter unb
&i6en alter @r0ben. bic burt bic spr3u9li9lten
pplterer angefertigt liuh.
Wir sertaufe,1 a0e Mrtet spn Matrasen unb
Yelterer=M aterialen I'M: @rpGen unb &leiuen.
, Terner: Del nno Is a d stu r. Mot-
ten- Si9beden, iptpie @arbinen nit 3utebDr,
Npleaur, @orntles> @plbbprben unb geraierunecn>
QiBen, Banb unb 8ottif, MSbel= uab &arbinen-
Oantaf, unb ale in bieS Sad, sebDrenbe Q(rtifel.
Neparaturen peroen prompt bur1 sor5isli9e Mr=
better ans9eflbrt.
- 1b52.2O al" .".g. go Tpnd II. Sp1ue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Dosrepsto.
0i&rtnkrankktit, 4therAranhttit
ia dma@t iretn> elmer art,
kaltes mn6 6it3iaeo 9ieber.
Die1e tpertbSuue Mebiciu tp,,rbp ,or hre;
Sabren mad ben 8ereiniqten @tooten irmnnrt;rt
Mabrenb bteier 3eit bat lie auaemeine Mnerfsn-
nung %sefunben bel
Tiebern, nnoerbauliafeit, .&opf1pet,
Won9el an Nppetit, Ser tppfuno bet
bllnoen, 1orcie Der oolonen Mper.
aHebre sloubsnarbige Yerlonen beaeueten ben
.2oet1p oteler nertbspQen Mebicin bel Maaen>
un6 Neberbe1dmerben.
Se, tpnilden uebeln bat ie id portrehli6
pemabrt uno bient ppr5Iglid BEL GhmGduna
aus !tartenoe5 Wittel. Mud Bel nere6len, rbeuo,
al5 beillam bepdbrt.
gSir belisen mebre idriflide 3eueniTe iiter
pen Nertb bieles 9ittern unb f6nnten tie bier
beitugen, murben mir nidt bic Grfabruna boben.
.baB Sober, Der ctnen 8er1ud barnit nn1d,t. tx
lelblt baS bette .53eugnib nber BEN Wertb bieIer
Mebtcin 81 9eben sermaa. ~ wye
aRan bat ea 1aon baufs perludt, bie}e: mebi-
GIN m~aa5umahen, ME es senrbnli6 b@eibepGbr>
an M|tttein gu ge'dehen pie9t. Gas adte Don
8eerbaSe's Sitterm 1T gu baben bei Benia>
mtn 49, ST.. nno 9 .. in pittsburg, penn-
tslsenten, pbarmaeeuten unnb @bem,ifern, Ode
per Smitbfelb unb Gritten @trabe.
Yer pretS elmer Tlalhe III 81, 90. @eha
0lal9en tperben fir 5000 perabfolqt Semen,
S Sa n1dt unter 3pSlf Slaiaen beiteQen, tpirb tas
SefteQte p~Ortufrei sueeienbet. ''H
Barclay & &c.,
WbOleiale. Msenten in @bicaqo.
mseafar tm@t. paut; @m, q. @olf unb
~"Y ~ or"1a' 1920
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

" Gulius Gepr9ii,
Dffentlt4er Notor> ~:
en,pieblt ,i9 CUR anfertisuns une 8eslautisune
Srn grQntadten> Geifameaten> 8auftriefen une
anbern Dfentlt9en Yapteren, 1pmie iiberbaupt gut
Beloraune oQer III cas Mutarfa@ ein}9lasenoe1
@e19dfe.
:Sffice: @de bet 3. urb Minnelotaira6e,
8aMfrp,p, cine Greppe bp9. 1862. TO-.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Nb6nir Sel= nno Tarben=@ ef@dft,
ct. Mntbpnyfrabe,
@t.Yaul, Minne1ota.
Wi((ioms & Bru0er,
baben ietS an 5anb: >
8letwets, 2einDl, GerpentinHl, @orntlb,
Genfer9las, &itt: girlten, trpdene unb ~9erietene
Tarben, ale @prteu BON Maler> unb &iinifler<
Matertal, unb en1pfeblen iid suelei9 benz Wubli>
fum inn @diloernnaleu, 1ppie in alien in ibr; Ja1
ein19la9eueen Wrteiten. 1857. Is -,
Sober! Sober! &cber!,
9e(l66tts- Gr00nun0. +"
Siertur1 ~erlauben mir uuS bic e~rsebenlte Mn1
3eise, cab mir an bisllsen plaFe inter Der Jirnta
g d. 1doer S 8urit, NA
eeseniber rGpnsert- Saa" in ct, autbpuslrabs>
49, 80 ein
6 e1dD&1t .:. ..
erDTuet batcu, in mcltsm mir fransSildes, tsut=
5bes> inlaneii6ss 0eper> 8inetngs &C. fatren wer<
ben. Dirette Gerbiusnn9en@ NIT ben renuntmirte-
fen Qeoerfabrifen bes Sn= unp NustanceS lefen
uns in ben @tarb, itets bic bette unb ttQi9le
Waare III balten unb wirb q UT ler belpnberes
9efreben leir, bur1t reeQe 8ebienung bic uus
8eebreaben ~5ufrieoeu III teQen. I'D,
Befeluneen npn MuspGrts werben. mir nit
Sorsfan icfort efectutren. s7s ''~s Il .HI .
Sntem mir UNI g~eneieten 3u1pru9 bitten, aet9-
nen mir nit 5cda9tuns ~ersebenIt
.45ata t* 90 6. @4ld9er,
-r!slo"n"r- s.'"@ s. Burf. 4''i
ct. paul, Min., 1858. 1926. 10p
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81: @. @nfeus II. @raue, i
Jrecerif Goan,
Baltin1 ore , 49, morsIo nj
~fatrisirt uno bat tets ant Eager bic feinGen @prz
ten son reinem Vferbe= unb aub-6aor, 10 and
ssell1!ld9tes uno S9peine 5aar '3u BEN b%iiaiolte,l
preilen. .1G.:s NJ, .Gls>& - .',~ o0''
Baltimore Nieberlaee:.
SuozS1tzGd BON prottz Ii. @barlesfr.
. Mnftrase. eurd' bic Yo{t ,empfansen> terben
Punt'!l9 belsr9t. SIR robes '9ferbebaar &c. niro
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0.H.Haufice.

" 8. Suffice,
britte @trabe, ct. SAUL
"a. @n9rps~. unb Detail gambler lit
m(anmfattm- 5n>b Mlooe@aaren,
Dferirt ieinen culuTalen @urratb bon
TrQbjabrS< uno Spmmers Nrttfeln
gu lol9 %niebrt9en Yreiien> ZAP fei,1 anberes bi IT,
ges 9aus int @tanbe it, aud nur anudberno nit
ibm a, concurriren. f..
NamentiG tperoen
Saco1etS Qamns) 8are9e8> Sr9antine6>
8rtuanttnes, &c. &C.,
Der ettuaa uprseridten @ailcn balber au aufal<
lenb btllisen Yreiien ~perfauft.
4:. Auerbad,
1b52.2O a..., g.. bentlber Glerf. =.
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q. Spbnipn II. 8rmbcr,
BUblenma6cr,

ct. MntbpnYfraBe,
3weite Xbure cberbalb ber yresbYterianer- Rir1c>
ct. Ynul.
Stets an 5anS elmo @uswabl son 3linten>
Vitplen &c. 1885
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ff5#54H44 Ca9er6ier=Sa(on. / >.+..-
sEzsAA Der llnter3eiduete ~enpiehlt leiuen Jreun<
een une Yefanaten ieinen neu ;tin9eridteten Ca
lpa. Derielte tpirb es I'D itets snr5 YRidt ma
dIen> leinen seebrten @aiten bic tefeu @peiien
une @etrante Sprsuleben..E -a"yafA 4.5
/. 49,. r.. ,,o,, g.. ;9pmmer,
ct. IntbonyfraBe. neben Dasenport's
1b5b1O -. Il *ft Bu1banbluns.@ -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
OanteI @pbrer,

Oantel @pbrer,
SAMPLER in @runbei9entbum
- unb r.. .
@eneral>M 9ent,
ct. Yaul, Minnelota.
2anb wirp setauft unb Y~erfauft; @eleer tuer<
Ben gelebnt urb a%neele9t; Garcn tperbcn be5ablt
unb @elber I'M @taate epQettirt. 1920 .
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&mbplpb &bDnemamn,

G @ubp1pb @b6nemaan,
49, peutl9er ubrma&er> ~ ="
!. Dritte @traBe> ct. Yaul.
Gmpfeblt j9 benz Yublifun1 gum Nepartrea
BON ubren unb alen in fem Sad i4la9enben ar
5beiten. 8ebienun9 prpmpt. Ill "
Sir ate Mrbett tpirb sarantirt. 1b52.1O
" ~: n" @Sm. &eip
~irnpprtirt unb ~Yertauft int @rpBen 8ranattpetne>
Sin unb @eine.
ode Der Drttten unb SadI pn traBe,
1895" st. paul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

0cn Mftnben S @ippermann.
Mbloloenten bet pplYte@niiden Mnitalt III
9annpper,
empfeblen f@ benz eeebrten 9)utlifum ais Mrbi>
tette unb Sn9enieure. Wir 1inb bereit, ipmpbl
Yldne fit 6auier, gsiiden &c. an3ufertisen, ais
aud bic 2eitune bon 8duten s1 iibernebmen. Muf
la9en. 5ennin9 son Winben>
Sriebr. @tppernnarn
1b52.15 Dfentli9e Notare.
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@ittstur9....7>5 sc G.M.
Sis a nis Brihaerprt.
Wbeelius. ..11,05 9, 80.
Baltimore ..11,30 81.
Ybilaoelpbia11> AS N.M.
Newryrrt $50 9. 81.
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-04
ReSnecfable SOCicaY.

We heard man, otherwise intelligent
enough, lately sneer at another, "because'
said he, conc does not see him in respect
pble society" The speaker did not
nean, however, that Tie person he affect
ed to look down upon was immoral, but
merely that his circle of intimates were
not composed of the fashionable or the
rich.
This notion of what constitutes respect
pble society is quite a favorite one with
that class of individuals whom ThackeraY
has SO Significantly called "snob5." Emp
" pretenoe always making its own char,
acteristies standard BY which it strives
70 measure the respectability of persons
ut large, In community Of mere mon
ey getters, wealth is the test of respccta,
bility. Among the proud, narrow mind
sd, effete nobility Of the Faubourg st.
German, responsibility depends upon be-
ing descendants from ancestors who have
married their cousins for so many ceptu-
Fies that neither muscle nor brains are
left any longer to degenerate descendants.
With the dandy officers who constitute a
considerable portion Of the American Ma
Wy, responsibilities consist in having
spongea Qp nppo!e Sam" ip wearing Gilt
buttons, and IN jiIting tailors. Every
concerted fool thinks himself, in like way,
the only man really weighty, tue only
person who is respectable
But true respectability depends on no
such sdyeutitious circumstances. To be
respectable is 10 be worthy OF res s9ect ;
s@l hs deserycs respect who has most
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-04

virtue. The humblcst man who bravciy
does his duty, is more worthy OF reSpecE,
is more truly respectable, than the coyet-
Gus millionaire among his money bags, or
the arrogant monalch upon his throne
The fine LADY who backbites her ncighbor
is less worthy Of respect than al honest
gasheryomsn. The profigate noble,
though he may wear dozeu orders at his
button hole, is not often as respectable as
the shoe black who cleans his boots That
Which is called "the world exalts the one
and despises the other, but It does hot
make them respectable according to the
zeal meaning of that word Their res
pectabiiity is but hollow sham, as they
themselves frequently feel and those who
worship them bow down to Il Fetish, 4
thing Of feathers and tinsel. The selfish
idle droue who wastes life in his own
Qualification, and disSipates the fortune
of hi. progeny, is not and cannot be res
pectable; but the hard working, sclf-de-
nying father, who wears out his life tc
bring up his children is, though he be 9
day laborer Nothing can make Dives fiji
to lay on Abraham's bosom while Laza
rus is welcomed there, even with the sores
the dogs have licked.
Ihe false views Of life, which would
measure responsibility by conventional
standard, is totally at variance with opl
republican institutions. 1t creates al
'impcrium IN imperio," for while the
law declares all citizens equal, it erects ;
social standard which endeayors to ignore
that great truth The coarse, british
knayish, profigate crimipal-in short, al
who fall short of their duty to themselves
aud their fellow men-,are those who arc
not "respectablej" )" and this, whether the!
are rich or poor. Willie those who live
honestly, and strive to do what good they
can, constitute in reality the respectable
class, irrespective of the fact whether
they eat with silver forks or steel ones.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-04

sa- Bayard Taylor says that official
corruption is IS prevalent in Greece as in
the United States. Ahem guess that
means they are getting to be as fast"
BOYS in Greece As We are Shows there
is at least soric vitality yet left IN that
once classic soil.
Rs Paddy is often poatically polite.
Ga picking up and returning ladys par
asol which had been blowa out of her
hand, a gallant irlsinan said, Faith,
miss, an if We vas As sthrong as yer
handsome, be jabers, a hurricane couldn't
have snatched it from yc."
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-04
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in subjects as it is even in tone, besides being
llaryelouSly cheap Transcript.
Back Yitn.ders af 4ARPER'S S WEEKLY, as
well as Corers for binding the Volume just
completed. can be furnished by the Publishers.
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NEW GOODS,
Low Prices ANA Ready Pay,
AT SHARON CENTER.

Al SIf AION GEN / EiH.
YENHE SUBSCRIBERS are offering for sale
L. an entirely new stock, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
COOKERY, GLASS WARE, BOOIS
a. SHOES, HATS Il CAPS, IN
BRELLAS, PARAS0LS,
WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER. READY
MADE CLOTHING, YANKEE
NOTIONS, &c, &c.
In our selections the wants of all have been
remembered. The Gentlemen can find in our
stock of Ready Made Clothing an elegant
Fashionable suit, or a substantial Business
suit, and we have Hats / Caps and Boots L
Shoes to match.
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonncts
beautifully trimmed or bonnets and trimming ;
a good assortment of Dress Goods, and trim
mings; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and Gaitcrs.-
And, last but not least, corded and skeleton
Skirts also, Rattans, Skirt-W Whaiebone and
Brass Skirt-Hoops; beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals, Fans, and too many
other things to enumcrate, all of which we
are selling low for Cash, Lumber, or any kind
Of Produce. FLOUR, MEAL, FISH &c, con
stantly OF hand
W, &. & J. II. GRAVES.
Sharon Center, Potter Co., Pa, June 8,
lS57.-l0;a-tf.
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The "AsltOCrattS; Personal APP
faeaTaHce.

We have already mentioned the con-
tents Of the November number of the At
ianttc Nonthiy, which is we'll worthy OF
its reputation. A special notice in the
Magazine announces that DR.. Holmes,
late ''Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table, y
will continue his contributions regularly
under another character. IN the present
number he has an article, entitled "a
Visit to the Autoe,at's Landlady," where
in the Landlady is tempted to chat about
the Autocrat and his young wife-to de-
scribe them-and, above all, to part with
certain MSS. of his, one of which, a poem,
"Thc Old Maa of the Sea- is printed at
the close Of the article. Here is the full
length On little) of the Autocrat;
"ThiS gentleman warn't no great of a
gentleman to look at. Being of worry
moderate dimension-fve foot FIVE. he
said, but FIVE foot four more likely, and
I've heerd him say he didn't weigh much
over a hundred aud twenty pound. He
WAS light-complected rather than dark
some, and was one Of them smooth-faced
people that keep their beard and whiskers
cut close, just as if they'd be very troub-
lesome if they let 'em grow-instcad OF
layin' out their face in grass, as my poor
husband that's dead and gone used to say.
lie was well-behaved gentleman at the
table, only talked good deal, and pretty
loud sometimes. and ind way of turning
up his nose when he didn't like wha.
folks said, that one Of my boar,lor2, who
is very smart young man, said he
couldn't stand, no how, aud used to make
faces and poke fun at him whenever he
see him 30 1t,
Gle never said word aginst any VT
ties that was set before him, but | mis-
trusted that he was more partickerlar in
his eatin' than he wanted folks to know
Of, for I've know'd him make believe to
eat, and leave the vittles on his plate
when he didn't seen, to fancy 'em; but
he Wig very careful never TO hurt my
leciin's and | don't believe he'd have
spoke if he had found tadpolc in a dish
of chowder But nothin' could hurry
him when he was about his vittles.-
Many's the time I've seen that gentle
man keepin' two or three of 'cm sittin'
round the breakfast table after the rest
had swallered their meal, and the things
was cleared Of, and Bridget was waitin'
to get the cloth away,--and there that
little man would set, with tumbler of
sugar and water, he used to cab
O Sukray -talkin' and a-talkin' aud
sometimes he would laugh, and some
times the tears would come into his
eyes, which was kind of gray
ish blue eyes, land there he'd set
and set, and my boy Benjamin Frank
lin hangin' round and gettin late for
school and wantin. an excuse, and an old
gentleman that's one Of my boarders a
listnin' as if he warn't no older than Ben
jamin Franklin, and that schoolmistress
settin Jest as if she'd been bewitched /;
and you might stick pins into her with
out her hollerin'."
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Il ! IN AZ,
ACCURDEONS,

NIOilNS,
and Musical Instruments of all kinds. at lower
prices than ever before offered 10 the public
4 large discount to Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains constantly in storc,-price from $50 to
$40.
MESIC.--One of the largest and hest Sc
lccted catalogues of Music now published,
many of the choice and most pop
ular airs of the day, and will be sold at one
third of from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail 10 all parts Of the coun-
try, postpaid. Particular and personal attcn-
ton paid TO all orders received by mail. Sat
isfaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and Melodeons for rent and rent allowed on
puachasc. Pianos and Melodcons for sale on
monthly payments. Secondhand Pianos ia
ken in exchange for new. General and select
Catalogues and Schedule Of prices forwarded
10 all parts of the country by mail.
Rsay" Great inducements Offered Ia AGENTS
in all parts of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters Pianos, Mclodcons, and Catalogue OF
Music. 9:i6