, 1859-03-07
MORNING.

| r6Avua Noszr.u srxs or roun Txs7n--A
hard old fellow Wa 6Hsz, who lived in thh
county not many yszzptgons. J. hard old mar
his ueighbora called him; and the reputation
went where Silex himself never had or could
have followed It. 4 pebble Kinks plumb into the
NAter. Thu rlpp'es it makes die in extending
circles upon the margin. So it WAS With Si1e1,
t and The ripples he made vent auross hearts b
never reached othsraiss {fort1natsly ior them
Slick loved money, did Simon Slick, The only
smiles that hia frosty 1oatles X lev vsre those
rejecting the sheen of the ooiss to which -hs
gave his love. His very lore for woman existed
in its strongest phase whsu called out tho bland
goddess that hsunts tho reverse Of tan cant pie
ees and half dollaza.
Wealthy vas silex, to b sure He ruled IN
money, piled it up about him. or lot it pasa gin.
Rerly through hia angers into tho. cautions
ch&nnols of good securities on bond and mort
gage Sill Simon Slick vas poor God hs1p
such poverty Man can only aid penur7 when q
few dollars, mora or less. drives tho gannt wolf
star, or holds him It BAY awhile. So Charity
msy relieve Gods poor, but can do nothing for
thoae bope1eas ones who. vhlie the touch as Of
Aidas showers gold about them, ara still poor
IN all esae. silex WAS poor. 4 skeleton sat in
h's house, even upon his gold heaps and mort.
gsge bonds, with bony. warpfpg finger 10 retard
the passage Of every penny outward.
silex was not shore the ills Of humanity. He
may have had the heartaehs even, hat Mat
! must hare beea only aliRht psin,-the Gra il
proport1oned to the fire place. Bot Slick had
iimbs. and muscles, sud what is better for our
story, tkttA. And, thereupon-what fo1IoHeth.
He had the tooth-aehe one day, . teoablsoss
whitening restlas pass- Hs ssfs itavhtis, but
WIS fnhlly driven toFnvArds ID seek dentist.
| He chanced upon out friend Dr.. -. 8ilax
| neTer - handsome man at best, looked bat
slightly improved With his xriakted .issge mora
corrugated than evsr By anguish Of his tooth,
but even that VIZ changed for The worse By ths
discovery that the extraction Of tho sfsnding
fang would cost him dollar. :
Astoaishment, wrath, and av&r;ce cured biz
tooth aehs for that time. He dated tooth Of hin
solndolgs in dollar trsaka- He vent home, and
the too:h.sche sgain assailcd him. Slick wss
miserable, but atill, himself He would sara the
dollar in spits Of hta teeth. Be would be his
! own dentist =
A strong psek thread was indueed about tho.
offending and deeply seated member in the up
per jaw Of 6nex, he placed himself upon hls
bAck upon the lounge. The rest Of tbs maohi-
nery were three fAtirons ut the other eud Of
the cord Which Was carried over the top Of an
opened door. (8le1 took his Gus from the hapR
mans ars) and when all xas ready, by second
cord held in his hand the aatirons we're dislodg.
ed from The top of the door, They fell, the cord
Strengthened With snsp batheld, and Old Bikx
held his mouth nin an ext.scy of sgony. The
tooth was out. That was not nj. Tbs unele of
DRAFT had been uaiscslcalatsd, and with the tooth
came awsy portion Of tbs jaw.
We might 70 on With the story and tell Of 4
dentist summoned in hot haste, pf long and pro.
trscted suffering Of tho patient, Of ashfll Of N
hundred or more dollars for attendance and
aervioes, but in election phrase the .'returns
arc not all in yet." When Eilex recovers aud
furnishes ns,as be prob ably will not do,a bill of
items nc may concluds orr story, until then ve
leare it IN the condition Of his own upper isv-
piece missing.
WILLING 70 SERva THEIR CouSrRY-Asu 700
"tLI1sa.-B Beaides the patriots who, with their
hearts holding up their ehins, III the very excess
Of stout loyalty are ready to die for their coun-
trT, exist still more numerous ctsss Who. leay-
ing dying cut Of the question, ore willing to lire
for their country, and as long u possible When
in the inaAmed vision Of these. the scroll the
esRle bears in bis heak has its own. special
legend. aud looks like bond Of ofics, Or The
vote. Of which Sufficient number vill amount
to the aame thing, then patriotism becomes
solid, substantial existence.
Very many are thess pat1iots ;-most nuner-
Gus just before the elections Of free people.
and sssn ths glov diep ont; The lucky man goes |
into Office, md the monrnera 60 about II their
private business. But chronic inflammation
Of the patriotic gland is nothing unusual, and
cape Of the kind has just besp treated By Jua.
tice Wallis.
One Thomas Henaessey, Resident il the West
Division, good Democrat aud friend Of the
1imf3, has for two years past in default Of being
elected to SUCH Office, pe1sistently followed the
duties apperalniag 10 the coseteq pest Of con-
stab]e. He has served papers, made arrests, aud
stuck to the official line with diligence worthy
OF better chow Of right. Day belore yesterday
Hennesaey VAS arrested and brought before JUS
tice hiiikep, Rn.d thence by change Of venue b.
fore Justice Willis, to suskee to tlc charge Of
do'Dg Constabte'a duty, without tie small prelimi.
nary d being duly elected. He was held to bail
in *4oq to appear at the next term of the R.oor-
ders Coult
L FYT.