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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETo.

rN PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
%sfZs6Stsss. BOILER wORKS.-NEAFIE & LEVY,
&Sk4Lss1All8' PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL
SsSzsssss 5Ss5xiss- ENGINEERS MAOHINISTS, BOILER
MAKERS, BLACKSMIrHS, and FOUNDERS, having
for been operation, and been
elusvey engaged in building and repairing Marine and
River Engines high and owpressure Iron Boilers Water
Tanks Bropelers etc. etc. respectfully offer their
vices to the public being fully prepared to contract for
engines OF all Sizes Marine River and Stationary having
sets Of patterns Of different Sizes prepared to
orders with quick despatch Every description of pattern
making made at the shortest notice High and LOwpres
sure Fine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers of the best Penn
sylvana Charcoal Iron. EOrgngs of all sizes and kinds
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions Roll Turning
Screw Cutting and all other work connected with the
above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at the
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
The subscribers have ample wharf dock for repairs
of boats where they lie in perfect safety and pro
vded with shears blocks ae, ETC. etc. for raising heavy
or light weights -
JOHN p. LEVY,
Sly BEACH and PALMER Streets
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SUMNER TIME.

T0HN F VANIEIR JR Ticket Apent
No. 9O1 CaESNUT Street
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
NO. ITO MARkEI Street
Ticket Agent at the Depot
assume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing
Apparel, and limit theirreSpOnsibiity to One Hun
that amount in value will be at the risk OF the
EDWARD H. Williams
429 General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
~vEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHTA
! w II5A AIIiRi0An STTMMER aPPa "A Nc % a
nTTENT ~ On and after MONDAY. Anil 10 $40
M NJ ~ ~ iii IoaIa 'oi as foliows. P4'' - Ao00'
AFalnS Teaye "Pbiiadelpbia from New Depot THIRTY
ElhSd anu NJ Ia M a. ~ ~ 90 a
NJ oV l. w. ~ 49, ~ A" ~ 'NU II '0
Leave West Chester from Depot, on East Mar.
be' M I.Sb p M 60 p M, and 6'45 p. nj, ~
"a W. % Mo frr n ~ Innctjor on ir+or
Leave ~ " NI m "a HI Iu
me- n 81 aIu Iubcton for PIiladeiptia at $50 A. NJ and
p -; u 'Who'ion M i0' =" "' 'O a. '1 "iu
l'53 /: W; ,,,. ,r-o.t ,L..4o.o4-.,o NJ Ill,
IRAN u ea'lI Rncton Lon1i e. Glen ~ Riddle M wa Sad
Meulai lShNiLs I f;RiIii az i 80 a. u ~
stop az heqia' nlon N.ou'o, Hot,iii, anu P -.
tWnaU 9RGslUn west U6ester - and b. % c. junction
| going EAST VIII lake Train ,iS i9a ing %esS
to 5issf express Train At Junction. ana gQin$ West
passengers Tor stations aDoEe ~ nl91'S ~ wiz take
train leaving fnllauelpua az = 90 = NJ anu Will
change cars AT IS; 1. IunGtiOH. IunIi T. o,,, ,,..,-.,
The uepot IN 10 p5 r
the Ohesput ana Wainuv ft[Go'S ~ @ cilS mos 80 Oh
the MaTkeJ StIeeI M ~ itI aab In o it W
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
i No. 500 CHESTNUT Street, forwards Parcels Pack.
ages Merchandise Bank Notes and Specie either by its
to all the principal towns and cities in the United States
II. COLEMAN,
superintendent
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COUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA.


MEtRlCh " SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, GasOmeters, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or Brass
- Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction
Every description OF Plantation Machinery also
sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans Oil
Steam Trains, DefecatOrs, Filters Pumping En-
gines, etc.
Sole Agents for n. BilleuX's Sugar Boiling Appa-
ratus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer and Aspin-
wall Woolseys Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machines. 4 30S
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETHLEHEM, DOILESrOWN,
MAUCH CHUNK, EAST0N, WILLIAMSBURG
WILKESBARRE, MAHANOY CITY, MOUNT
CARMEL, P1TTSTON, TUNkHANNOCK, AND
SCRANTON,
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RAILROADLINEs,

ID EADING RAILROAD.-GREATT TRUNK LINE
III FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE INTERIOR
OF PENNSYLVANIA, THE SCHUYLKILL, SUS-
QUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING
VALLEYS,
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Leaving the Companys Depot at Thirteenth and
Callowhill streets, Philadelphia, at the following
hon
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THOMAS BIRCH G SON, AUCTIONEERS
4 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
CHESNUT Street rear entrance No ll7 SAMSON street.
u B s G o T r.
-DSOOTT'S ART GALLERY, No. 1926 OHESNUT
Street. Philadelphia.
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NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE CANApAs.

! SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS. LIIIN 1850.
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At 7'30 A. NJ. for Reading, ami all intermediate sta
tons, and Allentown. Returning, leaves Reading
at ESQ 7. NJ arrives in Philadelpha at 915 7. NJ
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T. D. McCLEES IL CO., AUCTIONEERS,
W No. 5O6 MARKET Street.
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Mail and Express Connect with Oil Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad
ALFRED L. TYLER,
II General Superintendent.
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DUNTING, DURBOROW & CO., AUCTION
I'D FFRS Nos 282 and 224 MARKET Street. corner Of
Bank street Successors to John b. Myers Oo
, 1869-10-24

ntet-she Wud eafs eat the ln1lArsLths Wt1ts
totss est the s.,d ct wnea tho esopa fasi-sna
'A %ono 90 iafs d iso miiss N .tra.xs, ,ine from
the ocean-Rnd hctW cen u and the ocean are Que
or Two rapEes OF tnounts1nk-yet tnpusAtds OF scs-
gals % tnero EVER season e lny saen eggs snd
rear the1t youog: One Honld - eoon expect 70
apd - gails u Tenns:ses: Aaa u tasa Sonnee
wisdom Tho hlannn IN TIM 'axe being ue1rl1
hugo nHsea Of lavs, coated ovcr with sabes and
ep ithisx Ia Would Gura: % "a Ieacas q % esgs
beng entiislf useless e snybody unleAs they be
cooked Narnsc hss provided an nn!slllnK spring o,
but your eF4s n these, aod ID tour Insnu.s4
Sou can boi them n hard u an, Statement
hxve q sdo during eks paat niseen ycara. K1,rtn
cid al ~ wasc1, sweea I'D Enolesome. 81 ia tnas
s.pa yoS 81 .a 81 ana @ ..
cruSsy ard dtsobI!gsnI, and dtdnT know anything
aoout the 1int'ables, oI fhe raitfpAd roule8- or
anytblne-and wsa pscea Il NJ woaid not wish
Nsls = Dozen Little Mosntain brooks dow lnto
Mono Lake, but cot fsEeam Of any k1nd 40 NE
o1t 4 doss ss5 , - r. zSr f
and bloody M5ste55. III the 1tvess Of Nevada
| INK into Ete ear1h mJsseflonsly after 1ney hAse
-, II u the tash,on Of rivers IL II osss lspds Fl
anont koro LAKE, and these are 5ae 6Tcakios up
| More 1nau oLce ! haYe seen pe7teslIy nitstetn9
/ norr'pE open up with the Thermometer ii ninety
deR1eea u ociOct. ArA seen The snew ta1 tour-
| teen tLchss deep, ma thas Aauas Identical tnes-
| moEeter 20 oosn TO Iorty. fonz dssee. nndes
shelter. before O'Clock At night Ur5ef 12Yo1a-
ole ctzrnnstsrccs It 6nosa n least olce = evcr7
| Of Mono. 50 uncertain Il the clmase tn
[ summer that : lsdJ who Roes out 71sitt12
| cslnot hope to be prepared lot all etner.
I sfu 4nd her SNOW shoeA under the Other. When
they have Fourth Of JaIJ procession It generally
sno~E On them, aud they do say TINT, - general
| tie haz. keeper chops It on with hatchet and
wraps II up IN paper, Ike naple suRar+ And IT
further report ed t6At thc Old boaters bkFenr AM
! Ieeth-r Gle them ont eating R1n cocktall1 3ot
| brandy punches. don't endorse thai Htatetnen
! II Simply give i for ~hat Il IL ~sftA-apd II 4
I Wttlh-wcil, 1 ttnuM say millions, to Any maI
who cAn believe I, Nlthuct atrEtnipR ntruseil. Bu
| 90 enooIsc the FLOW on the Foufth Of JuIJ-be
sAuAe kQoW that 70 pe tue.
, 1869-10-24
WAS GOETHE q THIEF?

Ne dnd tn tie Tail Hall Cazttte syuopAs OF
known lteraseur Hermann t;nmm, to iae Fl iss.. r.,
siteAe JehftueAer. II h entitled Goelhf aass 81
le,la,'' ard charYta taas seterai ot the pl~eees ~
rhich the g1e&t poxs pueElaheI ~ hlf oEn tn D.:
Ht.te.titettn Tn T.se h aaf n sae name tss %
rv4Jess Of G1ette'a Ito are toleiaoit ismnes.
When G1,n0 nade her acGusiatance not ManJ
5ss sgg taF rs ~. se'a g se spdea pess
when ahc had been pretty a5d Goet1e M4u e,a e.Sn
her trent and correspondent desf G1'11s
imneuner dlst:rcty one evening when " naa
betn Eklli1 tpeethet To the tower. gsfdea tait.
Ing OF Goethe; The c!onds wefe pataeIM ELM. :" ~
vel nasssne oPer The seds A0o. Dot nov
VIZ anai Goe.beH 0os,.s fson :ne Westeseasaee @
Issa" .Aea % sU ,ss as'ps s+nsids eams tnso ~
haitio EJseif. H.raaae stood stst loeksa @ ~ s ae
or .n ess ss; ~ e @sEes ;oa
fssfaMm S4u .ca. J1st came TO ne 20 vtsdy."
ianAxe1sd. ":1 10 one o. soesae ~ snost @ ossan!s1
sssae q 4 ~ Up ner nna . % g. "IEsn teu yoa
~ enN -sue 10 10 s; "Tnta poem u upurs-
w .ox nade ~" Thsa sagposttion xas atIef MI,
not 70 1fs1 much out q re Nay. That part of
r. r. III . rpo1 ntssds 1est tasse sss1e Sar
q cts Sess potms. iIs 70; snss deitcton. Z !" You
N.$f
= ttiae. npIding cut her haad 70 us. q Ges, dsd
nsfe tpt4e resreA" And yet Il was fNrFFrs
to q ne. She then ended the conversation, and
ibe ue1t morning waA tie DAY Of her tepa!1ure-
She ~as ezpecsed 4 Seuaufe, near AetdeloefE.
F1rnp tnat place bad ! letter, In which fo1 toe
mi tine, she expressed hez.eu more openly upon
htr re,A1,ona Nilh Goeths- "FE.n vau Stein -
she xrute, II neve1 kpe~: was never 10 Wei
q a.; and Baw Goethe Gfxt 81 FFlnttott m the
JeoT u. During y.ais be paid a IN The co1ntfE.
rum the l:tn Of August iii the 9Th Of besohef is1
s0t 70 know hun ard 70 love him, and I'll four
weeks beioye III deskh Was IN correspotd.
tnce *hn hlun. But his letsrs vert a1ise ats.
terrnt 10 tnpee he wrote 10 Fflu yun Ssen. aud It
sssmh 10 Ne = iasaa piece Of ludtscfetsoo that
tier should haze been printed. About st1 Of
eight xeeks before Goetne's teath ho soot ne .
te4ttF f&es]up packet and FTDse 20 me II The
Aau.e t1Ee nosi areettonale,J, saytaz tass Ne ssn
u.e herewith my ieste1s, ard hegxed ne 10 keeI
the packet happened unut the Haetrfaia han
which, zlaa, must but too 5000 STRIFE IN ths
SeIy noor thM xks told OF ht1 dtath bfnte tos
seAl, and tu1rd II ObEe hoUf hne4 N his owt
handwritteE4 They sEe IL tbs .Aw editout aud
Ntsa " tmPesa UPON yo4 4e sass OK oadla1
, 1869-10-24
Ttt.HttA

~ cane near selling my boot7 the other Day, "
sAa ssutut to friend. How so7" swell,
A .oung laay beng asked xhetnef she would
weas Wig hen her hair turned araJ. replied
with RItA, earuestuea1, "Uh, no. III dno Hrat ~
Tss ss L. e e 9 e e H. ias vaas a e .as %
watch tor the coming f1an. -
A wets~ ard bpunt passenger vns Lately sur-
ductoss ChicaEc-1reen inmates for dlyorcea- "
NY dear, aAktti ; husband. On oaAe1vinG aew
,st1ea boz s y i r. NJ ~ hsys made
be q a At,le shaver, - was the reply.
An l!tanman leantpR ssasnss i isup post. q
toLer r,'ces;ion rs n.a,nR y xss a.ss so 1
"hut presume N1 the tnteraan II the cordn- =
a iin1 physician, Elsatns 70 smooth tha last
spsistee @ s. ed % ioi her LooSios i %. s sae re
Would lie 10 hare slass butter .a&sh befuse
Josh Billings detpes "thnrses tstaA baxtnesa
man II . WIZ lhaf knoWA rhQn about steeliu, ,
cot there kant enn,nody steel rsnm hin, and ennn
a5out law 10 t1at ns can do his OVID Eteefln'
!" Dear me" e1clslred ss3gRina, "thas new s1r.
esS1 esi sase own ehtes Thss pInsul apess:sn @ i
ron nom ny @ elesk 1ose ioaa once replied G.1 Sig
sn' aae atse ~ 91 eetens 4 COOP
and he NM ses t1ee, how many a,e dtst lett =
Nv aas lime ce day WIS Il"
bill hab dat to 40 wiI de ca5e 7"
.ee!a ~ s - IN ii: 4; Is. & yoa ssar*nsa 70 70
.Ioos here, nssiah, se.t yoa stop soeu persou-
An Eraltah clergyman thus accos.ed Lopdon
| street Arab, whom be found playing 1nArbltA On
! sunthJ: "a Do yo2 know What aAppa1a to mule
be,s Wy plas sa,saies % Salas. I" :. 1nsy
w e 's;as 20: 81 81 fsS f.
= 20 scripture ;s,a .has he i easloed ~, :
.nssss. WY. ssass the sass. the pesgs'
Ptaze, n, ND m n1ahnau 70 traveller,
coat nsre 10 bosom VII yex :" J" Yea said ne
"a 2 'ee oso sa.s '1: Sss; ~ st.Y, W 10
sald PAT. "ior s6ase III rename inside uv T." -
q sunday Ssnool teacher was g1v1n9 : iesson %
Dosz in eonnaadtpR M ItsSsa % drop lalxes
hAnC1uls Of wneat ~SoH, th1ldreu-" sA1d sne.
goa1 , .ne.ass - n.ee ssE 1ss M9ih e
Swnsss iii T. assed AEs. rs9iaksen. 1eotaDs
pp 1t the column Of tic Plaos Fendome. during
- aTne re piIsr @ . q Sspoeou." she WIS anssetsd.
Wei, never did. )" ahe e1etx.nsea; .saa tas5I 81
ux mcrr Ina Z hplssek And n's made of tfon,
II ice ee nssa n, sssd NUT have rested on hi. oa4
nosd rory eoues trom Rome IN rrrps,s
| t,on fpy Tue Graneuara1 Council TIT POPS eEacfss
s Il r. .b,ss @.s faF IL n'ptson s.
| tfss tntte 1tu title boy. Charmed BY the plan
;ne Fppe epened drawer foa Ct gold, and ''1a I
"1sne n nAsai.u as 4 sewsEd for the oeaus1 Q
BOT, r.:nsr e., regsd ~ ~: emo; o,,n o0
eaua.
, 1869-10-24
MARK TWAIN.
HIS kfNcsrrts'* Forwarded 10 the
NeyS York Diuner OF tho California
F1oaccxr~t

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r., H.. c,,;c,rp;o p,,n>-,,.
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rkk1LAAfN: SNtuHS1aG1Sa fsuuel y WI ~ tpJ
pnsei ~ .Ate aesSss.Ss ea .us ~ neaou "a
w " ny tnsou.n VI ssno9son. Aau 49, W p,sssua *
!oar nlhne1 IL new fofS- lse9fet SnN very @acn,
tnI mere aft fesess! elheeg you aooM Wou!S
rave TIM 70 la1n na1aa Wlta On Aae ssofe o. o.n
!ennsnlp. an4 Woaid hass - saohaS a n;, EEnss M "a
seote o. kiDtnlp 10 Ga'noInlan w naa ao"es e !n
searcn q !o0ane. Nese 70 teA so@e ~ ~
s@et.1ss s.a Sc, ssee, s@e es'. 81 stoss ~asa
s9unn e. ~ 'Ag tne =, r.
q femnseehees; fes aas;1oss: : ~sae q ~. -
Vest" ne "wtptsmnssa," as,1 other due
EM,at, 2 nna ~ sfty r.. hnasr 1Sisara
= On 1a aa au " ttfnnar Nrns.
Maen noGe hui ~ o!oaisa nsssse;Ests could aaosa
snca x!sauem. ~ nAI.4eu X tse11tsa Issstt, ,
si.n h.,arrs +. s,s1 na aa "omsn1r
~ 1ea ~, W. n, et.,n. 5sFa II npe d a9r thsis
tee1 sa,s ms, csnns ~ ~ entsnass1 ~ esM sif
~, IL sha aNrntHis H,stetct xhrn Il ras rsI
:. .ea,s taIcsI- t.t.e,.issf N he = ttt1. Smrra
Wy; MSAa's 1SsAs Iaitrs IN sue ,Snns a n.ms.
"s% rsn .csth- n nrosrnct
s.,rar, "nM tNa = ,rrnE y1one,1r fhsr,s
,,1d ~, hSt. snId ent tor It.s tSan fopt
hn"" ~ .H,,.s.nt Jti,.-s ~ ,ns, wa mi -,
r,t.sI,s wnItar nnsneMsamn tTo hnntr.1
ESms E,"as tor s1,sr ant rat1t hecanse
lace 1s-es we.e exn.us,Tr. Next cai..n.tf AMOS
sin,,s at inse,tn,snt ni iahoI aud tSe csn,tsi Of
friends. btt:anr The Ut nrr oY apou, Iii Inc worm.
mi, ytLrp wrra thas nprf nf m
"sns,E nH essments d,n ;he hnsinsas tor M me-
ttcEe. Thctc we're pue bu1drtd and seventeen
slsessments 70 one dlJidenI. antI tfc uronortfoI1
of sse1 ne tn ~ o,iiss W.s lille arajast M. Nv
nrsnc1aI tht trmomnter vent ao.n 10 81 dee1ses
F.hIr1tyM All de- kuh;cr.ber WA irozsn out /
tonl M es;ees:ons a 10 IL fos,u Isad~extsus1ona
that rerri.f IL British Tolntnhta IN one dlrrctjon
10y ~ ne Ts.hTra ~ p.nsms y h, in- assnrN
sui = rar1,r h.asSs wnni,i h.yn hs.sn :, rirh
man If j had even fond those iniernsi e1isn-
s'nu, voI ~" a,dnT ran tnE1s..a rM
tsrre, tns -r,E fs..ap snd se1s sast,1 nj
1afnI s6I rs asragh ,Ss IcoT ana II nsnunn bai
my SssN a,Ien.ian. en,nns M missth~ everv
ttos TarH Ss,tt.no tnssfa tosf nGntsr,v .1J
thIos IN me M tmntnsrmrn.s pernafm ynn rrne11.
nsr ,ne - renrrsfeH y Nnt1t t,nhsr fnn1SI that
;c e;os &c, r7eh ~ n1,re si,ver Y4n con;I
1sns Il ant Il, ,,9s5s ~ ,.ry. ~ aIbrrt int
Snsn !, ~ ~. ~ ,tss 9rrra., 1hst ,hase inmns wsne
msitsI \. .If.,nIIxIs Ind bsrdly ueftet n tnas
na,nfni case Of - ha,ttn1 1ss apnareni. sad ine
rI rr,er ~ ~ nd,<nr,aI ro ,ss nstr s,ous,. .sas1,
mia a~e5snsnts On "ua,e 1 Sotcr1ss- iii
49, sts ,,r ,1 snd ha,, - ). "a IN xeasn1oe, ssr
Is.us..d -. ~ ~ rnnnth st1as ,nta .10rs E,acr
,.rs =, ~ = GsH fnot- TnEn nIi'ions sna mil,
,n ~ = -, y; ut.ts,,s s,,rr 'ssis +, EaT1aaIn
ns tes. :! - ,s ~ 50 .s - - 49, .e.n,r
, 1869-10-24

them" Taese was no difficulty shout tats : z
poem I. 10 oe souna among laa poatnunoas aa.:
hi, zla}: "roF de Ausen Welnef Le''cn. &c
Ia anashtr ieiler Ahe returned aza1a TO the ana.
tee, Of our conTettn,ion 70 the nar1en- ia The
ont ths oss und Wtst s1pde,,. 'nochovsilsks u
esSs Ie9 , puss aSS a. H. sa' ~.
Ssstcd, aad erptr1sBatf. ] think proatses. JOG
he ortstna1 Ct the Westut1d'. Ii diaers very
esa1 s ' ssS ~ Rqa sss e; snx q 1oa
and a1tet sou stazulJ, lar sneh . ssorm biows
hele u va haye net hsd for long.
On the 4!tt of 1suarzJ, isH, she Ffsses std
SIeead you Win this letter the Isned that ,oa
akhcd for; after all there is only oae which q. n
NJ o*p sss Itsls more beaat,tul: aaa 90 - noS
10 dttappart jour expectations tao greatly, also
tent 700 te* 4nalI bits ~hlch tten teFmrd xae
she sscset coaa sot nc M bas b. ID esseasta, ,aseas q
SlsIsn s q nana Ssw, xhsa ,ee sssd
tsni5t. .1ssss epcS, Hpyonafsa,' Il vdI 10
l1npez te taeczet ~Eyssn3' 70 you. sui akatr
have told you somethinz mora about the hapP'eat
esenina. ~ .neR Lave i've s1s.s, % beea sn srss5as Il 70:
an ronr with a bad pen sle wefse tnk, ss last ha-
ssuse- Sc, I his haa es..sel ma 40 much tast
ms ene!esu1e whssn loa1et. to. / feW dz.s aKa
I An passeeted WITH the fetiInx that shalt sum
De no !oH9eF hue 10 write u 7Oa, III VAIL 10
tnia kneet keep true 10 ne. and ns discreet. AID
rrmt nb<r The nttie RrAndmp:hH7. ~ W.
Enclosed 10 this !nises xas ss1als sheet, ~ ono
Rthn d. q Vcioter Is" aWaa be1e:tst die H.
HeEuuR - Ac the poem to be found IL AIR o.tvt
nal edaiou OF me s. *Wes.ossreaen plvsr~ p. 1871.
Eoelhe has changed tie fourth ssauza, 5ssk.c3 It
mcre passionate tdtd 4 never strike HerT ti7ma:
tha1 The process might have teen reSers..l. anl
that Frau yon Wlte1ef maie It into Goetae-aud-
kasrr IN tef COPY =, and not to its ait.slsgn
oU he otaeT side Of tne leaf stood The o:n.r
pocuo, "Aeh urn de,oe teuchten Scnw1ngep, Sc.
but m this Goethe has altered very lis.ie- Hnca-
b& glnckS In detUer 1tebe, which Marianne fufttos
confessed to, stsnds at pave Is N ne "plyan "
title
(which Bae naJ have toISoksen}. We sosI surely
attribute 10 her some other OF t1e poens tra-,hg
tie us,c oI .S1!cika~ ~ FIR tnF:AEce, Ais tsh
aaf dem Euphra: schlata, y NhrIe the last ssA7Es
no DOUBT waa oItettallJ sansethsng dtdsreas:
Also trsnraf. ieh. Aasrrn,rkhs
hl.zt Ia Anxe aa;rh der Eaaua
81 4, sSs:si ssa.ssss ssss s.ss. IT,. r,.zm.~
SlHrock frEE dre~ attention TO the Necessity 81.
tsGztons pete OF Hh1etr IQ:C Goethe. which seems
quite IS natural a. IN the poem 'Haten, pasu
10:
Jeuer Girse1 s:B..c v and.
e. ID noeh eaBma! fuhlct Gocths
The poem "Gtaeusehr7N'' seaso~s pu page lsS
Ag1 .gs 5s ~ :. - entitled g e
H." rage II. q VIE NIT inntunttem Beh1gen,
etc At the euI1s time, ARr1anne sdys nothfn1 n
+ sSs. L. rs e < y ~ IT
Of bex share IN the Dtsap.'' In time. hu~eset,
neE lesstrz will tFnE tAa to N3ot i Is also c!saS
tnas her memory ooeastons:iy faHe. hrr We
| sha u4xts lkese communications TO ne
, 1869-10-24
1ooo. bye, Tom, Dour fret. Dcas. deas Tsa,

aooo;Sys, Tom, Doorfres' Dcas. deas TSn,
Tom Ac1land returned 10 Boston s.sh swo cea-
v!ctiona Que thai hl, unfortunate ooazan had
pcr.khea bJ sutc1oe On tho night
d lie i6,n Of october: Tie Other, ,h.t Philip Ca1t
Wugbt ~as moss unselnan. wa1u.hnarsed fel-
low. The wnoie storJ oi John Acxtaudx mTascs1-
Gus Gl,aAppea1ahec and tasnentxhle death nad ex-
c1fed 100 nnot, curiosity and been TOO ,hos1y dlz-
ceasseo. both n Nteamoad snd Bessna, 10 Be soon
ir.Elycn In citney OF those loca1tteA Serinua
quafrris haa arieen tn Mchnond n teaAs,,
saa old eeafuaahssares hsd become estrznged
IN cpnseqaehcn ID tht Tehx1enoe with
when d,yerse theol1es wesn t1st,tAAue1 nJ
thr,r respective pkEtIa4oa on the suolrcf Of John
Arklstdh E4te. But lime went on. Ind, n uace
went or, the story became N old story ehsch no
cnr CARD 10 ftdtf 10 fnf ie@r ot being voted q
bore. Tse1r were not E1nt114 as hcnnloaa, hnw'
ever, sonah 1ew pe1sols h3 rnose auxntci0ca Tan
cteA Philip Cartwright, agatuss nj eytdeuce to tbe
coutszzy, famalned unchts1t&oaI connected Nitn
thu nyatef,oul dlsxppeafanea and sopsezacn'
sp}clte nf the Datton Merth1at, n : nhoaAa
much less lettering 10 thAt Eepilcassn1 eharaets1
than Mr. ION AetiA06sB EI1ttt1f recollection O
his ,tttrhtY txrfttnn1 II EEAl3e1tnp.
, 1869-10-24
Katie Lee aud Willie Gray.
Two brown heads with toszlL8 enris,
Red l,HA shutting urer peArft-
hare feet, wet and whtta with dew
Two eyes bsuek. and two eJts D1ue,
Little coys and E1rla Hert lhty,
r.. n Graz

TWO brown heaua VIII lo9alLX cnTls.
He'd hns shutting over peArft.
Hare feet wet and whtTa with dew
Two eyes btuek, and two e5Gs blue.
Little coys and girls Fert lhty,
Katie Lee and Wine Gray.
They we're standing where brook,
bending IKE shepherds 3 crook,
Fgnaeed irR si!ycr+ ami thick ranka
Uf ~tlIow iftngel Its banks
-IlalI IN thought aI:d hail u play,
Katie Lee and Hi4f EruJ,
They had cheets Ike cherries rcd,
lie NM t0lltr. most q heal;
she, with ailns like wreaths OF suoE.
Swung haskell 10 nnt I'm,
<As it1e5 Iottere1. hsI IA p.sJ>.
Chatter1DG to Whine Gray.
"r7etty KATIE" Willie sa1d,
AEf there came Dam OF red ..
Through The brosnpeaa OF the cheek,
" BOZ are strong and girls are EEaI,
Ard III carry, 50 Will,
katie'a basket up the hIl.'
Eate answered, with h laugh,
E" lou shall canJ only h8lf.
T1tn ka1t, io<sihK Gack 6eI cufts,
y Roys arc y cat, ~ we'll ~ gttls-r
Do YOU tn.tk that Katie guessed
Halt the wisdom 4he expressed
Ncu art only hoJs grown tail:
Hearth ttOur change much After all.
And when long yenF4 from that 1aJ,
Hnt4t Lee RDn Ns35.e Gray
Stood asain beside the brook
Bthding Ike stepherd : crook
sis strange that Wllie said,
While ers,n dsAa Of rcd
LruwEEu 1ht hroHnnesb OF bis cheek
!" an etronE aud sou are Ke9k;
Life Is hus slippery steep,
uuhR Wtth shAdoWa cola md deep
Tf! ,ou truFt ne, Katie, deat,-
NAA btee!Ae ne without teatt
May eatrr, Il 1Nul,
All.uut btlriels up The ht1l -
And she anaveret. with laugh,
" No: tut Jn1 naJ carry hslt.r
ClHe bcttde the little broot,
EeE1s1g Ike = shepherd 3 crook,
Wo1k1bE with tts silver nanta
lAIe and ear}y st Ihr Aapds
Ssanas ca.iare. whera ko-uAy
kotte, lives With Willie Gt1y.
In The porch Fhe aits, and &oi
Ssjngs b*sfet 10 and tru,
Vastly different from The onc
4h&s fha sTEn8 10 5tns9 h2ude-
ThM IL long, ard 1eeh, and Wide,
Ard has lockers At the side.
, 1869-10-24

Quaker gentleman riding 10 cslftsxe vtth =
fasa,snahle iadI, aecaed WITH pfo!nsion& pa & q r.
10 ber ssce bonnet and Shawl - llxht = coe.
y Wept sbe e1ctatrntd: WHIST sAaa do 70 r. f.
Hss% 1S. .e,s;ea,5 A uniess % ihee saouid pus On
anesAfr t4r4spaAs"
, 1869-10-24

Professor Fatsdsy sdopta ro1ttu. faeofy That
the natural duration Of many Ilc 10 hunnfta
Jea.s. TnM theory 10 founded on observation o.
fActs a PERIODS ID the tune OF growth. u = tnus
*1Arcde Wbeh once the t0oet AID epiphF3@ Ase
un1ttd. tho hoty grows 10 more, and Il twenty
Ttnys tsis union Ii eueeted tn teau- 10 the c+mei
Il rstca p,aeo u esshs: u tne nos.e = avs s1d %
in yne xxbbat II ous. The natufAt Termination OF
lie d d5e removes rom these several poanta-
Man, being twenty Jeals N gtown9s arne nss
taxns ran Eeoxtnz, aad he lives nve !ines esges m
yeas1t tnAt 10 say forty tta51; the horse y I'VE
ycaz1 IL KTexsnE. and be lives twenfT-ass years
md 20 with Other AnimA1A The man who dota
not dle Of Eickntss battles, euliets- railroad
ecradenta-eAzthauAkea exePtrd-itFes etcsy.
where tsosn elahty 70 uua hundred tears
psuylaence has given to r1an century q lne,
hut ha does cot strain Is btCAusa he tnheHss dt-
eAsea. eatt un hoissomt fruttR Gt5e1 noense 10
passions, and permits ye1shons 10 aAt1sn hls
healthy equipose- he oosl not die; hs knl1 htua.
Be's+ The learned professor divides life Toto equal
nAlves, Gtox ii AID decline: And the halTeA fntn
to the twentieth year: yooth " The nttlckh+ BE-
cauac 1t u during ttis pe110d that the t1ssnea ee
come hsm: Stllty rom nfty to sefent*>Ayc, dur
| ipr whten The 1tRanaW remains completss and q
seventy.ate old sEe coutneneea, to last . touke1
or bhoitcy time a tho diUtnnttoa pf rescfve3
J lprces u hA.1enea O retarded
, 1869-10-24
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