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VOXjiXJHS "7.
CHARLOTTE, 3V. AUGUST St, 1858.
THOiuAS J, HOLT ON,
EPITOB ii FROPftlltTOR. .
X ,. yiftli.C'irnliiis Whip will bi'iffiirriH In.ub.
i ',, j TvU) IMlM.Alls. Mi advance; TWO
Dili l-All-1 AM) llfl'V li:MS if ,.yiM.nl he
livi-d liirl'irM iiiiiiili;nii TIIIiKK 0 M.I. ACS
,tli i'"' "'' ""' )"'' f,'fC"" W'H l" diso.ni.
t nucJ until :'i rrettrgc r iuil,iutilit
(yli.nut id EJHor. -AilverllwHi1'""
liiMTltil ul Onr Dollar r nquiir
J on .tin! cmnl 'nr v.ii-vmti Im umice. uurt kd
MrlltCI"''11' aa'i 'Kr'' ,lt" uh"!" (''r
ul, h.(tif I f iid a ili'dunnm il'33J mr crnt. will
fcu l'f" l'"1 ( '' p"cv. Ir mleilii-by
tm' rr. Ad''i"'"",t iimrrlid imxitlily ir
giirl"'')' nl ' fer Hn"" '"' i-'"'!' lime. rkun.
mtlil; 75 rt:iU (icf U.irr lor rh tun.
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I. f 'll H'w'ted U""1 fibi4 :lirji;d
Jj"'inlmleri r utlmriml lu id (enl.
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l'ruti'i lt-l"ii Hi ll t'MHipuii,
Al Munyfnelufit' 1'iictti
t .MI I'll It Km
j uaH I2J cl. per ,,l.
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Variety Store.
fivsh ConlW-tionaries, Fruits,
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COOK NTOYiX.
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A'm. t tl kuMirlitietit of
liu i ml II0IU1 wM nrc, Ac.
I itb I wiil nil it.. .p foi I AMI of Colo
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IS
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of l .luln.n ..I '1 1
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1. Klla I
.y he pur- i
rniTt'iiAi us
rtt aSftff rt Jtwtm't t'rncr I
Vanishes, Varnishes !
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Um.r.l .,,(, d, I.Hlv,ril li.li.re.Js
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pMiMl.liS .,dl,,r inter, .hd HI ril'IK k',
"- at. 1, ri ti., i n.e.e uitu .r all. hi r un.
he, till
tit.l.f f.
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KUimstiX a. LIMIilNi;,
iMPURTtB or
Llueas, Hosiery, EmuroUeiis,
v HI MEETlN't; STHK.ET, 1
OPPdSITt IMI'.vt BTKlkT, I
H AHI.IJSION, t. C
1 -tUWcOM. UtttMAN tfcII)l.NU.l
SNEWFIKM.
JL Ddmhip fur the j'urBf of crr on tU
Confectionary, .lakery, Fruit,
jiSU
T? nJ ,,,'! n TV
Ketau Grocery Business,
Hcf llnve lo cull td lit tin Imp i.f the eilijon nf
Churloitii and urroiindii. enontry to their New
Kl.rinilTr..deKirP.l.h,iWl.,.nUrfli,,.,MlI'ri,k.
- ' ftiu ciunii, w ner i
they would be plci.. d tu ire fill their Ineiicl, unu f
scouJintutiei
MOODY & MS RET.
48. If
Fthntry 2. I85S.
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II". rfcfiv n jf j ar(r turk '
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heir u,n ni;u:re. Tl,i v i
II Hell Ui t'.O UlluliCJC l.ot 1
nmll roiiiiinrfittii' !
Cli Tm,r CASH or OCHY I IUtll IE. '
Hf f.cni,. il,r .til k,,0wi. ,im! ric.M oc.
cii(jitl by T. M. J ir'ni.
I T (l UKKS ulli i.dt il lo pmini(ly and at !uw
a if ju.ci,i.
II. fl. UILLIAMS fi (!;.,
Ti.r .V,e(. 3 dtm,, f,tm l l Co,Br.
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muUlt
11. M. I'KITCIIAKD,
V.r. 1 I', n't ( :, ,.
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Boys' Clclhins.
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11 11
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Shirts, Shirts,
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l.y ..i...n. rm i t I r l-r llur-
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TIIIJ 1.1 VER INV1GOKATOR
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SAM OKU t I
Yoik.
hoi. "Sl" elsi
r. w llile rull. ling 110111 11-. II. or l.tnhs. I hi. re.
0,1 li., inn mill ii..ui, 1,. t il 111 I ne Wurrl
4 ii.i l..r. .li.u',1 iw . v- 1. te tl.ir r. rii l i y '
n Hum. 'I i.e nuL ri-.l. ..1 W1...-11 II m. nine iV j
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nil. 11. c I...... y will Le lelmmril. A.i.,1... i,,e .1 J atlllli:
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tttiioltet S. C.
liOSl'S "" tr.'tn v ol' I'lO'rily,
FOR SALE HERE.
Vim. A, Owens
j ATTORNEY AT L A IV
' Wiu.,T."
j W w n.i tin. siirroun ling coon In..
B I 'Office marly iiiiuoaitu the fust Office.
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A TTOUKEY 4 (OVKHZLWIl A T LA W,
A V nlwiiyii he fuund at liie office of Willi jin
?1 John-lon, K.q.
IT Prompt tl. nti...i pitcri In Collection, wri
line of I-fi, Conveyances, 6lc.
ttt. a, i bs8. 4ir
Fresh Bread!
) B 'RKHH I'l'KAII f.ir fiiiiiilir, rvrry morn ine
nl J. J). l' 'lnaiV t onltLliolierv. elm dour
h..vr il... II, nk of I harlolte.
Jan. iiC, Ijrt. 4Tif
f1IIK HUM nf H I.I.IMiS 4. CO. ii din.
j X l.y n,ulu..l cnnm on tin Ui ilny ,(
J.mory In ntinig lr..in liie Finn, ulluw
j im- Ui r. Itjrn my rnmt 1 1 1 u . k l.i tlx- cit.l. n nf
j .N.nili nd .,itl. f..r..liii. Inrt.i- 1,1,. ml ,1:110.111.
i '" ,l"v"" "I"'" " -"'d 'i.ni-M i-. . Iii.un nm
I"' '" We..m. lil.MiS & IIKATII.
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j ui,m r tlir Kirm i.t H I.I.I.M.N, M I; I.NiiS A, t ( .,
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(11. will he
1 ui W. A. I wen. I"f enlii rlion.
Ju'llN TUU.NLEV. J
NEW FIRM.
! TWyVF new Kim
nl Kl I I I.Nt.S.
' to in lit lh 1,
in hi. nil, ( nr., hi
lly HiilCil ., ei.li'l
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lit
M.lfo
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that
tivc ll. wijjiil, ,rurl nfite' i ktupat
I lii'L ol (.in HriiM ti'n ami ISnJb
j I WW I N(
j llvt r vjjeitd in thin UUe !
'ft 40 hi mi ft. rtun but n. erlhriV true; txf-
c.,.e wuhuy ii,eu.,.te I. ...d ... . ,,t.,et.,r o..r
, n K v , tin t liy , Hie iininul rlMrer pro.
fit, wmrii i. l h ml i5 (kt een I. M .renter, i-vb.
l.f Clot I I
.,! the fi
f in.ru nn.:i r 11 e m.ervi-
1 of 1
111. mid il in. 1 well n ude it i
in, liter, inn , KarmM ti
li f'-" tiit I.'..
1 L'LLINGS.
ruiNos a- co.
inn
May 1b, IbS.
Raglans! Raglans!!
l l'LLl.NO, Sl'lUNGS A CO.
.W. y IK.H. Hill'
i i aVmui-iTi: m i I-; "
1
I A T but nriee tou limy w-nl Ain lli. r bold
! ..11.1.11. km in ttuh. I,-, nue. .Ni.inn,,! l.ke
nil 1 l d with a .iMl.ilfelljrin!, In. lire.
Fl'LLl.NGS, M'lll.NGS A CO.
.Wuy 18, Ips 1UI
1 l:i,..!i.li. i;, nl!. mrii'i.
il. lilIU Ih. Ill UmuUcrr
M. l'lilTCIlALU,
I.
A Sl lHll.ll.N Em kKl'H 1st 'I be COIU
!.tMti of lie new factory of the Jiuulhnn
Uil Company, erected 011 an exteusive scale
at Mobile, bus heuU considered an even:,
trpiei.my in that city and New Oili.ati-,
woithy ol pubiie roiigralulation, and doubt
less it is the initiation ol an enterpi se (lea-
,,,,,-a l0 l,e 0 yreat public utility as Hell
1 male ten. lit. The Southern Oil Com
j patiy hoi.U fioin the inventor the nelusive J'ose had been aecotnpli-hed. I was rich
'patent light of ii.aiinfaetui ing oil oat of , rich even beyond the fastidious requisitions
Mi-ill in the fue Southern M.tes of A,a-lof s:ll,el Ha)ue . ricU(.r li(lp (atber
! baina, Missi.-sit i i, touib I'aroliua, Uvorgia , , , . ,
, , . . . . bad ever been; and vet uiv Meru resolve
I aud 1-lornin. I p to the pte.-cul tune they ' " uij
I had cariied on the intitiulai lure ou a bmited Uil' ,l, n uo change.
scale, aud rail.er as an experiment tbau ! I met my father, now ailver-baired with
oth, i wi-. lVing fu.ly as-ured by the re- ' age. My mother had been Iving i'l her si
suits that the buMiiess couid be made highly , , r 1 ... .
. . ..i, 1 .1 . . l.-ut, narrow home for nearly two vears.
proiltiotive and prolHalile, and that tiie ar-
lieie they could inanuiaetuie would Ihuko h 'J "ly Msler, whom 1 fondly
and iniTCB-t' the inai ki t, the extensive works hoped lo meet, was married, an I h--J eon
j ttceblly compieteii, were teaolvcd ou. to a distant plac,. t. deit in it of
change bad breathi'd upou 1 n y l.ar aud
j A lli.RSE Li vino Two Miimhs imtikuit familiar object. The 1,.- -U ; -1. - -
j l'.ii'ii A mail named Wn kland, residing
Ion Ci litre street, near S 'tieci. led the city
,.!.,.,, I-., .,..,,,,!.. . uiiiioilt -1 V 1 1 1 tioneo
i , v",,,,.u.. lr li.iker a.
wagon maker on Seneca street, discovered
that a hor-e was iu tho barn formerly U'nl
by Jlr. Ivirklaml. Ou enleriiig the siaote,
the bore was found Kin.' down and too
ri ii I
weak to ri-e. 1 be annual had ealeu every
ihiug nilhin its reach, gnawed the wood of
ll.e manger and the fljor, and in us agony
had apparently bilteu itself. Uniim: all
this tiinu. the horse, so far as can be aseer-
iuis iiino, o
lained, con! 1 have had access to no waler
or food. Mr. Hitker gave the animal a lit
lle water and meal, and yesterday it was
still alive. We give the UcU as they aro
reported to us. but it seem. al.i.oH Uicred.-
ble tlnit a horse could live eu. h length of
time without food or diiuk.-U -fulu CW.
July JtU.
-
A novel form of looomotive has bceu
tried lately with considerable success. Tho
cylinders and working purls of the machine
are placed above the boiler, iustead of nil-
dernrath, as is usual, and the boiler is in
cons, q.icnee lowered, thus giving more sta
bility to the engine, and briuging its cchtre
of gravity more directly to tbe line of at
traction. Tbe removal of mechanism from
under tbe boiler leaves a space availablo
for the construction of a tank, which sur-
rounds it iu such a manlier as lo maintaiu
against the boiler a sheet of feed water,
which is there heated 1 the radiating bent
preparatory to its being f-:Z iu. '' he yl-
iudors are encircled by jackets, and placed
T li e C h i I il 0 f i m b i t i 0 n .
I im liitn'iin liie n!ittrin throng,
Tim Knynl of t.,e fii)
Jlo inurini li i ghl iiini j ,yf,o word
Ami lnil:..'! i , fnrlut,. r-.y.
Tli I'll.- ,-.:' Ilh . .,n h,a Jlieek,
And ri,t y fl.,l,rd lusiyc
Ann I liK.krd I wi-,'l oI.ik '
Tiul uch 11 on l,.,uiu Uit.
Ilr-auiy mid fri.'e wr,c wriiti n
I ii.t, hii. nnhlr l.rotv.
Ami inl.'lli. l h. r ciii rns luu lent
(li Mi-rul In i nd .w
An. i bright nn.l j..jri.u In t w..,c ,;,
With n. . r f,i,.g i.e.. 1 1 S,
And every tm-hiof g !.-,(. itj
L'pon the chilo ol Weill,.;
I li nked up iin, nd I . in
Hud en w.i. it the ..n
Am! iimny lim w. re nr.
Ali u.t the ifn .1 inn '
Ur- wr-liiiii-il .,rhltv h
An, hill. in w.i. hi t; .
II. Tint ne'.r .l 11..
In humble pri.yer hu,
Ar.rf ni.ci ng , :n I . , u .,
Hill ei.i.eii ih t in-ill. :
I t.H.d, !.. M ).;.,.
And iw mi x 1 m. j .j'.
Ai.'t Ihey le.re hl-l '.. I'
Win". e(n:iir ,1 ,
L11I on ! h- w ini nil .
II.- fi led a d un.
fl wrt.ih
id h.ii.t,
ii.i.u. ,
!lttisce;mcou5.
From I t'.rntni i losuiine.
BV 11. rinir.flX BARKKIT.
' was relumitiL' home afti r n ni.senen
0f jj.i.t je:irsj returning to the home of
1111 ,
my childhood. I'bn lumbering coach that
J,ore Uie ranidlv aljni' w s !rii.l, ..i.i...
' ' J --.
ing the lit t le village where I was born, herc
,1 had received the tirsi important principles
,of an education where I had sjiorlel many
a happy childhood s hour, and wLeie I had
' first Uarued to love.
i Yes. to love ll.n i.r. tti,.,l .....I
j wisely but loo well." Si.e n j.-ctud my suit;
tie ,,d '..iher a, ,..s!iins. It was true,
i,u f "d r vcry "r" ft ,,e' ,ove1
' itie, but 1 was not rich; and r-he was proud
.. . ,
; "d haughty, as well as beautiful. 1 et she
! was, indeed, kind aud charitable; she did
not reject my offer di.-dsinlulU ; lul seemed
lo study some method ly which her irrevo
cable reply mibl give tie no paiu.
I did not question lief motives ; I knew
thciu too well, and then and there I resolved
that if health should be rjiart d nie, I would
d. pirt at once from my uuiive village, ud
some day leturn a wealthy man tut nin
to urge my suit, not even to ciaitu ber as a
friend or acquaintance, unless it should be
ber express desire j for I too had a proud
spirit, and could never coudesceud to plead
with a woman.
All these thoughts passed rspidiy through
uiy mind as I ueared my father's cottage ;
and I rejoiced to thiuk that iu part mv pur-
were mouldering.away. In.'!.;.
f 1 . ,
ip.',-
baek
:-rted
'TTJ
" j j- -'
with suiile
which seen,, d i!.,
mockery of the su,i!s that lit u
faces in my boy lioo ) s d - vs.
ro)k;u 0j
let some aeen.eil : i-paicnt v c. i "
v .' I
than wluu I had so. u them eight v is L, -
pre.
l diJ ,10t ,,., j sa 1? .liie . nir
. , ' , , ,
eveu it q lire about her. t-. e h jU I robably
' ' '
goue aw ; or, what waiq.-.e a- prjb.i-
ble, her father might b .ve become' so weal-
tiy sna no lou -er moved iu tbe tilugj
lhap she was m .rr, -d , and was
r
''''"".' other place. W hat was he
t0 luis 'hat I should spend a ihoiubt iu spec-
ulalioo as lo tho c rjsc of her invisibility?
Aud yet I could not i-ff.cc her imige from
my mind. If ever in ui-t.int lands I had
succeeded iu my efforts to bani-b ber irotu
"'J memory, I could not do so uow. The
association of homo and familiar sceues
brought back the recollection of happy f
days, and ber uaiue ber form, just as sbe .
appeared lo uio then was indispensably i
necessary to complete the picture which
fancy painted me. j
There was a social gatheriug lit a friend's, .
but she was not there. Why should 1 look j
so anxiously about, hoping yet fearing to j
uucountur her beautiful lace ! "A by could
I uot forget ber at once, and forever! j
Some one meutiouod ber name. "Wbyj
"She does not go out low lince tlitir
niUfortuue."
"Wliat s pity I Poor Havoe ! They
say that she supports hiiu by teaching."
"Vesj he is engaged in the district juct
beyoiid the village. It will be a severe and
humiliating lcssou to her j ahe was very
proud."
I must confess I was interested, and de-
fired to know more, much wore: but I ask -
. . . ,, ,
ed 1.0 quoting i I could not forget tbe past.
Not long after this I learned that the
llavne c.ttate which bad caed into tbe
! hands of some Eastern speculator, was again
.... v
ilor sale. 1 puruha-eU it, living no deh-
Inilfi purpoe iu vijw, unlesj it was the
thought that it would make u comforlahle
lrcidcnce fur my father in Lis declining
(years, siuce his own cottage was fast going
j to decay I at once set about rcpuiring the
I iare iiiati-ion on the llaync farm, lor that
too had felt the mouldering touch of time ;
j and for that purpose I frequently drove out
(to watch and direct the operations of the
I la! orers.
I whs one day driving leisurely along,
i when I espied ut some distance before me
i an old man, bent with age, aud groping his ! h0Pe,J t0 do- ie!ii nled ; pride was con-:i.-.!.ous
way a!on-the road. Presently he ' (l'J"red' S"J tho P'i'P1'' ' tad uever
t down by ih roadside to rest, aud wbou
i I came up 1 offered hiiu a seat iu tbe buggy.
1 ''Never mind," he said, "it is only a little
v . : that I have to go; just to yonder school
oue on the hill top I go there sometime
, wheu the days are pleasant like this, to
mi t my daughter and accompany her bormi
from school. t.e is the teacher there, you
know."
j I disregarded bis refusal of my offer, and
; sprang out of tbe carriage, exteuding bim
n y hand to aai-t him to a seat, as though
I thou-bt it a matter of course he would
ride.
"Well, well, since you wish it, I will go
with you. There are not many that are
bind In tl. M,l .,, T o,., , h-,,
t 1 . .
I was six years ago; I was a neb mini theu
very rich ; but speculation did the mi
.
ehii f. S. o vnroW I.r..,.. 4,,-. 1,,,, t .1...
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school ; it was mine. Ah ! it was a happy;
home, but it can never be mine again." j
Aud th" be latiteu- on r " nre iuu.ru--
" ' " ' ' j
misfortunes, had rendered bim garrulous.!
ir.. .J I ..I .1 . ( -it t'
' 1 , J A Fhum.LV JuKS A correspondent Iudeed, a. the pressure inside the ves-els i.
had seen since my rcluru home, not one bad I f . B,g than the outside atmospherio pressure,
grown so old as he. He did not recogniie be"d!' ,bu Luffa, 1''xPrejS the fc'lowloiS , it is au iu,p0sBibility that any ether cau ea
me; and as I drove slowly along, verjr 1 good thing for tbe hot weather : cape.
lowl v-for he said many things that were 1 K, the President -rf a Pennsylvania ' Tbe evaporating vessel is simply a tubular
. . - . , . , ... Railroad (a Friend) during tbe confusioo f,ol!cr- ibis is uot a mi-uouu-r, for ibe
interest.ng to me-I learned more of bis . fon tlie V e.he, actually boils in it at a temperature
circumstance, and of tbe sacriGces, onces- JJjnlj, wiih which the road bad kept ac- (' required) titty degrees below tho fieex-
sions, efforts and filial affection of his daugh- count'and asked for an exteiisiou of a part iu3 Ponit- 'J lie coiJ produced is utilixed by
ter Isabel the name affected me, I will of its paper falling due iu a few days. The j ans of a steam of salt water, which does
..oof-., it ll.n, 11,1 .rivl.ms',: Vauk Presideut replied ratber abrup'ly, 1 "elf treeie at the temperature reqnrcd
confess it-tbau I Lad piewous.y ascer- ..J; , fof ice m,kiu,,, but carriej 0,U t0 th.
tamed. J t vessels containing tbe fresh water intended
I had often passed tbe school-house, as Mr. K., your paper must be paid t u:-- Mor co,)5t'rs'ou '"to ioe. This part of tbe
'.t was directly on my way to the farm, but turity. 'e canuot renew it." 1 apparatus consists of a trough twenty fe.-t
bad never before caught a sight of the fair "Very well," our Q,ker replied, ,nd;u l.gtb. fitted with sixty-one freexmg-
fc , , left the liatik. But he did not let the mat-! mould-, over tbe outside surfaces of which
teacher. As we now approached, 1 observ- Wf ,(,re 0u eiviuj, the Hank, he 1 the cold salt water circulates iu a contiouud
ed the scholars rushing from the door, and wakd quietly over to tbe depot an ! tele- 'stream. After haviug thus parted with its
before we drove up, she, herself, emerged gr-. plied all the agents aud conductor on j cooling power, it is returned to the refriger-
and stood before us the road, to reject the bills on the W v uA i,n Pajked ""ugh ihe
i i ,u; i.i,,i t,nia r,l Bauk. In a few hours the trains bin to 'bes of the boiler. There is thus a con-
"Ab. -abel. this kind gent emau urged . fuJl of t 1)U(.d circuUti of thU fluidi
me to ride in his carnage, aud I want you Dewj. 0f d;atrust 0f tua - liittU all similar lo mat of tbe other, the whole bear
to thauk bim iu my behalf, because you do along the liue of the road. Stockholders "g a remote resemblance to the double cir
not kuow how much it has rested me." and depositors flocked into the Bmk, inak- ' oulaiiou of the blood. It is found that the
.... . . , . . . , ing the panic, inquiring " What s the mat- . number ol freemtg moulds is not nearly
II I had remained unrecogi.iied by tbe t, the u,,!- broke!" A little in- sufficient, and that Ihe machine will be
father, I could not escape the Searching ,iry by tbe officers showed that tbe trouble ! worked with more advantage if tbe number
glauce of the daughter. Her quickly chang- originated in tbe rejection of the bills by sic doubled.
in, color indicated at once that sbe knew, the railroad. Tbe President seixed bis hat j The ice can be made of any retired
" , . .lit t, i and rushed dowu to the Quakers office, and . abP9 or thickness. It is at present turned
or at least suspected who I was. I turned I out in slabs eighteen inches square on the
proitnd n,y carriage, sprang out ana oner- (
en lo as-i-t ber m. sauug, ,
P. rinit me, Miss llayne jour father is
.. . . . !
lat.e... a,,,, l w ,i, i.rlve you to y our nome
-i shall have ample time to attend to my
ether business afterward.
St,e stammered some excuse ; but I in
si-! d upon ber lidiug, and bad the satis
luetic, u. seeing Uer yield.
l"ji a moineut I gave myself up to tbe
happy memories of tbe past
I was.n'ain
1 wasaiaiu
L, -ide the only being 1 had ever loved; I
i- ,1 ihe rustic of her dress against my haud,
. .
and not withstanding my exterior colduess
and as-uun I formality, I could uot suppress
the tumult wit'nia.
, , , , , , , .
Label was lttt.es changed; but changed
much lor the better. Ihe haughty belle
had become the beaui'fu' Madonna. She
was peusive, sad. But little was said dur-
in- our homeward drive, except that which
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was uttered by the talkative old gentleman.
Isabel said uotbitig. hat a strange meet-j
ing! had 1 been an entire stranger, as Mr.
llavne supposed n.e, it could scarcely have I but thought it was not. lie then stood iu
, , . , . ,-ulthe rear hall, looking through the door.
been d,t,ercnt. Mia did, indeed, smile d the 'i dirocred
wl.cu I lifted her from the buggy ; then
lisped, "Thauk you;" then blushed; then
paled again. Mr. llayne cordially invited
me lo revisit their bumble cottage, and so
licited tho honor of kuowing my name.
"Is it possible!" be exclaimed ; "is this
;,..l..,..l nnr old friend Teinnle'a sou ! and
. . i
returned rich, too, they say. God praut (
you may make good ue of jour money ;
but be warned by au old man and make noi
rash Teuture. Here, Isabel, daughter !j
Did vou not know Ibis centleman! Tbi
is Harry Temple ! You surely uacuot bave
forgotten bim '."
I scarcely recognized Liui," tho replied,
I oneLat confused, a sbe returned fromi
tbe cottage to lead ber invalid father into
the bouse. "I hope we shall have ihe p!ea-j
sure of seeing jou here again, Mr. Teiu-j
plo."
j It was the same sweet voice as of old,
tempered by charity, humility, and afflic-
jtion, and aofteued by tbe iufljcuue of relig -
iod and filial uBVction.
1 I pondered well the circumstance.
ij, , , T . ,,. . , ...
Should I yield to the yearning of my heart?
Should I Spain off.r my hand, pr-rhap to
repulsed! Perhapn she would not, a
time, reject my ofT-r I w. no
1 l il . i. 111-.- :
", '" " wou'u uu '
tine f principle on my part to off r to wid
the poor (ichool tsachfr, although 1 bail Ie
tcrmined never to renew my suit with the
wealthy heiress. It might have beeo des
tiny that decided her to reject my first of
fer; for hud sht not done ho, I uever would
have left homo and friends to wander in
foreign climes in pursuit of wealth. I tni.'l.t
ut this very day have been groveling iu ab
ject poverty, I would have been utterly un
able to restore the old man and bis dauirh-
' Ur to ',l,ir olJ home-tead, as I now foud'y
I bven H ,lle ""fc'"hed within me, ags.ust
years, at length triumphed.
j visiieu ineir cottage reucaieuiy, auu
aSMired myself that the change in Isabel s
character, disposition and manner w is deep
I and r-nlicil. She no long'r bad high as
pirations; her only thought was the com
fort of ber doting old father.
At length I offered her my hand agaiu,
and this time I felt no scruples about urging . vacum ; and the peculiarity of the inven
my suit, since matters occupied quite a dif-, tio eoutUu iu the arrangements for evsp
, . . . - , , I orating the ether at a low temperature, and
ferent po-ition from that of former years, t 1 -. . , . , .,
r 3 1 coudetising it at a higher, prectselv the re
I cannot tell you bow happy I was when verse of ordinary evaporating processes.
I pressed her to my bosom, and kuew that The ether is contained iu air-tight vessels,
she was lo be mine. If I bad loved ber in licvcd from the atmosphere. The cylinder
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! her pride, and desired to make ber my wife,
uow much more I loved her now in her hu -
;
1 ninny, wucu l anew tiiai. 1 vuum piuievi.
her, and restore ber and her dear old father
to their home again 1 I was indeed happy
t , , ,
when I saw her shed such copious tears of
happiness for utibappiness, is sweet both to
the donor aud the recipieut.
- -
,. Mf K hltve J0U diroCte1 ,he rt:faell
0f our currency by your agents :
" Yes," was tbe quiet reply.
W'liv i this ?" It will ruin u
h , d ,hv
lUok about t f M thi,e cou,d u;t
. renew a little nacer for us this moruitii."
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It is needless to say, .'Jr. L renewed
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all the Quaker s paper and enlarged his line
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ol Ulscouut, Willie me magic wires curieu
. , Th W K t is 11
. n , " . , -. n
, ,h, T 11H(1 ,.v i-.hf, it currency. '
o-- J
iMNuTLAR AND Fatal Act IIiXnt. Mr.
ij-.,;.- .n(,ii an estimable citizen of Cin-
ciunati, met hi death, on Tuesday last, iu
1 singular manner. He roe early, accord-
in - lo his usual custom, and at about 0 o' -
aouioM;0 wlM Lin from
bis bed chamber lo-lrive away a hawk that
wa, about to swoop upon ihe fowls in the
barn yard. He pas.ed out through tbe
. '"' - f !" "" J rorrir
, opening upon a porch in ihe rear, aud re-
to ,jU
0il .d) 4Uj iu Tey to bjs iuq dry, asid
I fhe did i.ut know helb"r it loaded,
the girl to bring a box of caps. As she
turned to obey, be cocked the gun -ind ."asj
about to tdow iuto the inutile, to prove,
whether it was loaded, when his favorite
.lo,r dashed throuirb the ball playfully, and
in leaping upon bi master, oue of bis feet
struck the trigger, aud dtrchargeU a heavy
load of shot directly into the brsiu of Mr.
1 .1 .. - L . II J I ........ .1,., ,..r
'"""i "uu c r
"
" Mother is everything we read iu tbe
Bible true !" " Yes my child." "Well,
mother, 1 read tbnt the hairs of our beads
ere .1. numbered, and I pulled a h aud fu!
out oi waria nw auu vueri, waJsui
nuuibsir ou to:w.
REVOLUTION IN ICE-MAKINO.
A benevolent Utopian onoe published a
plan for dinlributiujj tho cool and frosty air
that blows about tbe North pole throughout
the heated region of the Equator, and for
correcting the error of the sun in ma king
summer o hot and winter so cold in teia-.
' perat.e latitudes, by drafts ou G root, laud's
j icy mountuina when he nhoiic over the Trop-
ol' Oancer. and upon In.Iiaa coral ntrand
as he ii'nred the I ropio of Capricorn. Ill
doubtM!1 e,M., iu hi, j,y ,ilh tho
iuuatic engineer who proponed a railroad to
the uii.on. and hi liieriuomntrical proivct
likeneil to the -oh. me, for grea-i.. the axi.
i th'' enrili and decreaiiii; liie anirle of the
eciir tic wi.h the eq.itor DitT- rerce- of
j ),,, ie llt. lot eaj.iy overcmni', thought
- 1 the practical meu of the tune, uor tbe
chutiL'f of tbe sea-ons. When summer
comes, we must be content to tin-It, ud in
winter to freize anon; and AO, perhaps, the
crazy Uiojiimi w as consigned tlidiam
Our success at the other end of tbe thermo
meter should have taught us Letter thiols
that if cold rooms could be made warm,
hot rooms might he made oool ; not, to be
sure, by;iieatis of that deluded dreamer's
cumbersome apparatus of subterranean tun
nels aud terial tubes, but by an army of
team engines standing on every accessible
ineh of the equator, and eauh, for the sake
of a couple of tons of coulproducing teu
thou.-and pounds of ice daily. Tbe plan is
a- good an accomplished
1 he engines are
not iu the equator, yet iu London, and that
too, iu mi. 1. summer.
. . n . r r 1 .1 i .:,
LD colony of Victoria, has a machine work-
lug iu Ked Lion rquare, London, driveu by
a teu horse engine, which turus out ico at
the rate of i,"0i) lbs. a day.
The re frige ration, as we learn ftom a re
cent number ol an r.iigli'h journal, ! pro-
duccd by the evaporation of either in
. , 1 1, f 1 , '
. withdrawn a miHutitv of ether nnr from
wnunraw a quautuy 01 ctiicr vapor iroin
me iriL-iinnu vessels, auu laree u IUIO w
condensing vessel 011 the right hand. W here
,' F ,
duced ; wh
the vapor is rai-eu, iu intense cold is pro-
ot-'leilt is revolved. The ether.
sell -regulation valve 10 me evaporating
vessel, ana tne process mus conttuues uiun
terruptediy, nithout requiring any attention,
and without the slightest waste of material.
sides, aud ou inch and a half thick. Tbe
slabs can be placed together so as to- form
blocks of any thickness. The ice formed
rapidly at the coldest end of the trough is
' white and opaque, while that formed slo.ly
,t the lower end is more transparent. By
; iucrea.mg tbe dimensions of this trough,
and thus insuring more uniformity of action,
., , ,
the ice will be transparent throughout. Ihe
, . ,. . c, .
relative excellence ot w bite ice and clear ice
is a debatable point. Tbe white, although
actu"y colder when formed, melts mora
rapidly than the clear tee a drawback
i X J.
n I , osj hs Ir, h.. ki.nt hut an a.iv.ii.
, Uge w hen it is to be used.
1 he expeuse ol the process is simply that
of the motive power. In the process itself
there is no waste or expenditure of any-
thing except water. An ordiuary steam en-
' gine of ten-horse power consumes a ton of
C0U prr day. and the product in iee wiil be
four to live tous. Tho removal of th ico
, w beu formed, and refilling the moulds with
'water, are Ibe only parts of Ihe operatiou
! iu o
whole eipens of making ice in London,
, iucludins, il)U.rt:tt ou capital. c , be
'considerably less than ten shillings per tou.
I li this iuvei.tiou proves so oucces-ful up-
' on a large scaie as it upon . ,,, ona
I aud we see no reason lo doubt it ice m
Southern climates wili be laid iu a.uhe sum-
mer s -toes oi tuei, as tuuen as coal i lor
a winter at tbe North. While uortheru
households are gathering around tbe blaiin
hearth, Souuieru families will seat thetu-
I selves at tbe cool refrigerator. During our
healed term, buildings may be cooled iu
tbe same way that they are now waraied
by the circulation ol ice water in pipes.
Animal food may be preserved iu the wann
est weather, aud provisions salted at any
seasou of the year. B it perhaps the most
beucficial application of the process will t
the cooling of hospitals in tropical regions.
The fearful mortality ari-iuL' from the pre-
- ' ' K- cheeked bf tre ati n!-
the patieut-s iu Cool apartments. Au ImJuu
ui Mbiicwu cuij,i.u w kU tit uiv h.;' iw