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Grocers & Commission Merchants,
.WILMINGTON, N. C.
lMAve ALWAYS ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
I'MlllLV CRJCIiWES, LlltUDIiS, WIMS, k
AND WILL PAV PARTICULAR
Attention lot'icsileof all kinds of Prduce
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July 1J, 1848.
" "YrimrTcTclark.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
CABINET FURNITURE
tllliaS, BKDSTK.ID8, WRITING DESKS, H.IT
TIUSSES, P.llLLlSTliKS.ie.
FRONT STREET, NEAR MARKET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
April inh. lRt i1 :.!'
M.R0SSET & BROWN.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
BROWN & DER0SSET.
NEW YORK.
UKSKRAL COMMISSION MKRCUASTS
March 17. H IB. '
J. & W. L. MclURY.
P 0 U W A II U l Mi A.D I'll .11 III SSI US
MERCHANTS,
WI.HIN'JTON, N C.
M i rch 17. H K I-V-
ROWLEY, ASH BURNER, &
lienural lliuidiiuloii Merchants,
,)-,. ') ,i (i, Shut ii Wharves,
I'lIIL VDF.LIMIIA.
w i, -,.- ii I"' I l i in ike liberal advance-
n ?hi;
inrv.il' iv il Si.iri:-, ,4
, i.'iinsigni'd lo us 1 u r s.ilc
it.-r.-r t .
Messrs. II n. A Ar.Mutuonb,
1 1 F. N N K TT I I- NSKR
Wi
on. . It-
. HIV h. I H.
;eori;es. (.illesime.
,'tsr i- oi rut; sm.i. m
,r i; ;.'. v i r i. wo .;.
ni -jsli olv.iii.'e-on ill.;oiisiu:ii'
uf (irod ure .
ilH:
r--!i I
(iEt)iU;E . DAVIS.
:ol MISSION .MKlKll.VNT,
vvil.MlMi I'ON, N.
1
,1 ir. -ii 17. If
J. C. LATTA.A
'COM MISS ft) N ME limii N T.
AND (JKNEUAl. A(iKNT,
WILMINOTON, N. r.
Oct. 10, 1313. fi7
Tassidey, SCHRADER & CO.,
ENGINEERS AND MECHANIST.
WIl.MlNdTON, N. c
i
THE AIIOVS FIBM IIAVg F.REl'Tr.H AN EXTRNIVK j
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
TOUKT HER WITH j
Machine and Blacksmith Shops,
Where ovderi for pverjr dnncripiion f work in ihnr
lino of bu-iini-gs, will bu exiediiiously and i
fjlthl'ully executed.
July 15. l5- 55-tf. '
MARTIN & CR0NLY.
AUCTIONEERS,
COMMISSION MKUC1I ANTS,
f JENEIlAh" AGENTS.
Wilmington, N.C., Oct. 3 1918. bS-tf.
LIFE INSURANCE
IN THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND SO
CIETY, OF LONDON,
FIRE INSURANCE
;4N THE .ETNA INSURANCE COM
I'ANV. OK HARTFORD, Conn.,
OB, IN THI
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
May bt effected by -pplieHtlou to
DeltOS.SKT Sl DROWN.
Nov. 2t, 1117. 10b
s;
ANOTHER INVOICE.
,Of Furniture, by ih' &hr. A. J. LkJios.ut,
From Nne York
3 FINE SoIih. a fmhionnblo ankle i
G Low Pott lledmed i
12 Cotti tingle ind double ihrs :
Ad iMortroent of Looking Ulnn-rs;
11 Rocklas; Chtlrt-
12 Sick Chslrti
,12 hlh Ghtln, for Children;
12 Nutting Chlr; Also,
hindsoine Sideboard.
K. ri.ARK,
Nf York Kurniturc Ware liop-r.
fte. If. IM
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m I Kii 1 in r 1 ui irwM i wi r i yi r i li n rn r if
VOL. 3 NO. 12G
J 0 II N HALL.
SHU' AGENT
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 30 ORAVIER STREET.
Sew Orleans.
April 13, I91R. 110-ly.
F. J. LORD & CO.
Ricc Factors & CoiUDliSSiOIl AgeiltS-
" .,. IU1, . .naV
Nov. 2;., 1917. l"-' V-
M'KELLER k M'RAE,
LUMBER AND TIMClilt AGENTS, GENERAL
CUM MISSION MERCHANTS, and GROCERS,
Store formerly occupied bij Hall A Armstrong,
NORTH WATER STREET.
WILMINGTON, N. C
HECTOR M'KF.LLAR.
Nov. 11, 1813.
ALEX. M'RAE.
102
L, NALLETT,
AGENT FOIl THE SALE OT
Timber, Lumber, Naval Stores, &c,
Null's llnildins. N'trlh Water Stirrt,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Nov. 9, InH. 101
BARRY, BRYANT & CO.,
COMMISSION M KRCHANTS,
WILMINCfrON, N. C.
Mnrch 17, 1949. 1 tf.
WILLIAM NEFF,
(Ijiile of the ii-m. of NtFF &. Wahneu.)
v.'::mi.i:sai.i: and ketaii. dkai.kii in
SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP STORES
AND GROCERIES,
CORNER OK DOCK. & WATER STREETS,
WILMINGTON. N. 0.
Dor. 7th. 1813. 1 1 3-tf.
W. BRANSON,
A ;i:.t KOH Til K .SALK of
IlilBU LI'MBi.R. MV.1L SI'ISKCS.ic
.V'. ' 4'''.ir. .V(7A Wain- Si reel.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
St'ii. - ' hh'. SJ-c.
N . B . II I i li E s ,
AL'GTK .N L LR
(JOMMlSS'iax MJRCH X T
k.i,i;k.;ii. n. g.
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tl'.l-ly.
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I. Ill-
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di. a 1. 1 : it in
j CABINET FIRNITIRE,
j BHDS l'l-HIS. I'llliliS. l i : iiSSI-.N. a,
I ROCK Sl'lllMi,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SIOI T, KEEN k CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
and in: !.i:u-i in
S I! V K l I O R
.Nvuo. CAoWung.
MARKET STREET.
W II, M I N (i I'D N . N . C .
(i-i. :, liiw. fi-y-
(ORNELUS MYERS,
.1 .1 .V U FA C T If It Em,
ami i i : a i . i : if in
HATS. CMS. I'M Mi ELLAS AND
WALKING CANES. c.
WIl.MI.Mi l'().. N. C, Maret-st.
(),: 17 1-H. 01-lf.
y. i . sMrni,
.ATE OK THE IT IOI O I' S AMU'OHI) it S.MI ril.)
AUCTIONEER AND
COMMISSION 'M KUCHA NT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
St. ire, in North Wutrr Siro'-t, l'arsk ; 't Murk.
(),t. II 1SH. !0-yc
J. S. WILLIAMS,
Fancy &l Staple Dry Goods More.
iiXE DM US;'0FWin SIIIW'S DRL'C STORE :
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C. (
o, i. u.isH. :o.
I
JAS. T, MORRIS,
Lumber and Timber laspeclor,
WILMINGTON, N C.
Oil. 1-M643. f.i-Gm
JAS. T. MORRIS,
Agent far the Sale or I'lirrliiisr of SEIiROES,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. 12 lc-lf. PI Gin
$25 REWARD.
RAN A WAV from the F.tnt" f W m. P. Mmrrg,
In June limt. n neiTrn r.illiiu' , ni:, ,1 lll-'N'KV i.r
Hl'.NRV HILL. II? i about 5 4 to j foot h inehm '
hi;h, woll tnnda and likely j hclsiiulck apoken and'
dinarl. Hit la probably lurking nbout W ihninirtoo, j
w here ho lin-a k'ood many rehti -ns. I will uive a -
reward ot i'i'y lor da nppr?hrnion and delivery Co
me in Wilmington, or to W;n. T. Brnv nt Mrnre
lllutl. T. I). MKAKI'.S.
Ka. ?. IPI f. J
PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY,
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY
J. R. BLOSSOM,
FJ2.V.U31SG CWSSlOS HEBCIflXT,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Libtral Casli i(Jv;iti''os ma l.ni l orninuicnl.s in Mr.
liviijainiii ltliistjiii New fork.
ALSO.
m we ii'Ti'iL BEmiriiFL ir
RIME COMF1 Y
Capital liable for wm, aboitt S7(M1.ini.
Dit. 1943. llJ6m
"benjamin BLOSSOM,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NEW YORK.
Liberal advance mode upon CorwigniiH-nts of n!
kinds of produce.
References.
Mensn. J. & D. McRab, 1
G. W. Davis, Esq ' Wilmington.
J. R Blossom Esq. )
Dee. 19. I8T-' 11'".
F. J. LORD & CO.,
Agents for tlio
vvrnr.us mutual, life insurant e
Accumulated Capital, $130,KM.
ALSO Toll THE
I-.un.i: LITE A: HEALTH INSfUANCE r
Capital $100,(100.
Will tnku risks on lives of Slaves.
Office 23 North Water Street.
Oct. 24, !8IS.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
r PHE Subscriber having received the Ayency
1 the
Cuinden Insurance Company, N. J.
CIIAIiTFJIEl) 1832.
WITH A CAPITAL OF ( 100,000,
or Wilniirnfton and vicinity, will issue Policies ,.n
cargoes, freights and vessels out of (his port ; ami mU .
take Eire risks on as reasonable Torma na anv oilier
Inslituliin Losses sustained will be promptly an !
liur
My
Il i.ior.iljlv l.lj vst.-d nnd Jiaid, and in ease ol dillerene.
ih
ourlf
01 .
norlh' arolin i wilMie aeknnwl, -'ed.
MAKTt.V, .1;.
IIG-ly-c.
Dec. 1 1, mi.
WM. M. 11 A II G 1 8.
Ki-otNE u. lira k
MARRISS & DRAKE.
Ui'acral Co.naiissii Mi ich;i:a!s,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Itr.rEnEscE3: ,
() (J. .'arslvv. IOsij,
' 'ol. Jolm .Mrilae. . V, ilmia. .ion, N
M,ssr-. lial'-ird.i Huntington. )
Will Teek. I',-, . Raliih. . . 1 1.
M , vrii i lull ii A. f ' . , I
Josepl, Ltl.y, Fayettevil.e.
Jles-r.-. J.-oiu s Co ner & Sunn lialliumrp.
V- bonder Cn , 1'hil,,,:, !p,na.
' TtiumpHim vi Hunter, ) v
" I'illslmiv .t Saodl.o,!. ) N W '
" Hunting A: Tolls l! --inn.
" J. ii (i. I'. Til, -.null, Keiinebuiu;, M
S. pteniber 1 1 1 1 . lalci.
N. (
77 :l.
COTTON YARN.
I! il,f, I! ('. Varns as-,,i, d
i-v j. r
iiiiii1', r-,. f,ii
l.li'lA.
Oi l. 24.
'.M-tf
A Fine Net of Teeth for 25 Oots.
White Teeth, Foul llrealli, 11,-ilthv (iaiiis.
Yellow and unhealthy toth. niter bein- onee or
twice eli-aned with
jom:.s' amhf.r tooth pastk
haii ihe
ne .I,-," -.iianto-ui on: uiiifi ni-aiiiioo ivorv. nnd
' i,l llir s ,i ,, linn- I I ia u., i. .,1' .. .. I . ' HUH I I ilii'O" H ,1 lit I . ,l.lll .11,1 , I1M-I
in lie siiii, nun li IS so 1 1. - r I - - t,v inner, ril ana eX'jui
I I' line. ilmtiH constant daio ii-e islnyhly ad vaol.-i ' 8!,.V she brnllLrl il whole ,4oiwer (,l in
! neons, even lo iiiom- Hi Hi 1( are in uooa conditin.
ritim. ll. l,..nMlil',,l ,...11.1. I :
mature dn-iiv. Those nlriMily d- r.ived, it .revent-i
i from liee.oiiiin' won, -il iJp.i f.mi, ns mieh n ate lie-
toininn liioa. and hy pei.-eveianee il will render llie
I foiile.-a teeih d.dicaluly while, and make '.hehreath
deleioiulv sweet.
J PRK T. 25 OR 37 j CI-'NTS A HOX
Suld in Wilaiinlori. by lapping illkinut.
MILLETS.
Mullcta. freb parked, nr.d lor s de
HOWARD i PKDK.V.S
lOsit
"W lW at
Nov 2j.
FLOtR AND BICMVIIHIT.
ltBLS.K-tr.iCan.il Flour; 20 hall doexlm Ca
nal Flour; '.'5 buijs Huckwheil: ;3 boxes do.
'.'3 J barrels do.; Zj J barrel?, do. ; 6 half lbl do.
For Holoat HOWARD & IM-'.DF.VS.
Nov. 25. lus-if.
LONDON BROUN ST0LT.
Lf DoI-N l, s ( liiowii iou. Porter, in quarts
iJkJ and pint bottle-, for R ,le nt
MOW AKD & PF.DKN' S.
lOiuf.
Nov. Ho.
C TON'S IIOOI' IKON ;
t) at) mil-. Siiier Family Flour;
Goshen ami Mountain Duller;
laird in K, ya; On cunr-ii: nil i.oit .
For a ile by WILL. O. JHTFRHYS.
Nov. Si. 107. if.
J,
ADIFS .MEKLNO, nnd Silk Vein., for tale hv
J. S. W 1LLIAMS.
103 tf
Nor. 14.
! . SPIRIT BARRELS.
OO EMPTV l!bl..larKesi-cand In prime or
'JXJ der. Juiu received and for -ale by
1J.1RRY, BRVANTCo
Oet. Sth- ,5 t .
' RH ic op P.rnivi:p"
VlaUaViiJ V U'lVlliiitUIJI
A KltF.SU -upply of very handao.ne Bill. of F.x-
clianac, for at Ihe (mxmtivial (Jffict. I
you SALE,'
A PIANO FORTE, a fine ingliumonf,
-O. low. Apply to J. O
Jn. 2,
Mirinr.
will be Hi
HI' Kit
U3-Jw.
...j. . .. .., ,.Lj , I?.
-nr. uniien"ienia imlllK w.iuurawn irom inr mr
1 firm of Han-is fr RiutM, would iafo'in ih-1
puhlie that he has taken th-i AfcMiy pt th GAHF.
re. a ii aittAAi sah .mui ana pruuims aotci
ai'.cnium lo-th? faithful tmnaaclwn ol all ordeft lor
Lumber rutrujlod to hi-ear-1. m
HENRY P. RUSSELL.
Jan 2.1B15. 173 tf
BY THOMAS LORING.
MORNING, JANUARY 9,
H0SA DEAR,
OLD ZKhE'S DAUGHTER.
Nov.
IV M. C M. nr.VM
Une of the loveliest ofthe
ly --jio itiai iulorii the viilli
j of the (n -
yfhildh'iod!
nei 1.1 ,(; w,is the haunt of my
It in. 1,1 h ive been a li.umt of fairies ;m,
WOou-nyni,iH, for they could not havefoun,
a sweeter or more secluded gumboliii;
grouiiil; an I I di I sonieiiiiies thuik I hear,
grange whisperings in the air, and fairy
like music flijat) n lt around me . anil I some
limes imagined I saw '.he footprints upon
the velvet moss. I rue, the sober thought 01
ye irs rather disbuds the d;;a. bat w, l n-r
to foster childho. m's impressions , sol will
cherish this, with every flower and leaf and
ripple of the Mn.iig brook, and light and
shadow which are daguerreotype,! upon my
heart. ' 1 would love 10 take you there to
night, dear reader, and by ibe'liht of this
lirst utitiiinn inoun, talk
of 1 he days of
l;m;x .syiK". 'uine.
i . :, .....i
me noon thin
II Will
inossy bank, and soc
the sol! li.'oliViK
flu.iimtr with tho" dn in
r.jipies
! Do you soe, through tin-ojiciiiiiir
! tin wood, that litllc wlu'.e mi
' whs the home of my little li'-; n n
j Olil Mr. Mqlwooil, or old '. ke. he
i was ul ways crlieil, wan uiic jo wiios' )oV
eriy misiortune harl been ad(teil. lie was
a crip!o, and unablo to do little v'i-o tiiaii
j ride to the village and leave at the doors of
' his customers, the products ofhis litile furin.
! which was his only means of supjiori.
These were few. but lie always lotifid a
, ready market for them ; fur every 0116 Haul
I that oli I -eke's vegetables were the best. 1
and his c.ls the. lushest that were lirouht
lo town, and that tue bcrnes that prcify
Rose Melwood sold, were the svet:e.-,t thai
were ever lasted : imleed. evci v tiiinir which
Jvose .VIelwooii nail, or hftid, ur did, Wusthe
.... .-
best in the worhl. "
lioee lost her mother m very early child-
hood; and between herself iual her father
there existed th,' greatest fondness. Site
'did not hke to hear him called -Old Zeke.?
i . . '
it Beemetl t , nerMo
iili 1 ill U'e-'SlOU i
rd unwortli:nes. ; b'it it was i.r.t mi. lor eve
ry iio rcspecte.l the . old nan. I ,! not
know how he crime to receive? ?!ia en .-no.
ine, hut I :i:iiik it was he, auu-h:, .:,tinni-
tied inadr ,;m sj-i ;u imich older than h
really w;,s, an I it was s iiuethiii of a (', !.
nig of pity that in (.!iip:rd it Hut Ho ,
not love to 1. 1'. 1 1' d ; and alwa v. hen
speaking ol le-r pan ni, . he wounl call him
! her ''dear, il, it- fall. i r ; always was .she
I saying" nr k.u 1 ward, or peri u'l.iui'j; some
I kind acli ii:. anylliin lu make her dear
I fai In i' ha i , And .-in- wa.ihis idol , -Ko-
: sy. dear.
j Oiir e.se r.i
;il way
,11,
Iter.
miiI everv
,.
a-;,) ( .hi in-r. exrent wncn some
tu , a II
id at school, who had his fai.-..-.
nauirliiv t.
hiiod e;,(i..i. t . v Iter imilcviaimg truth, i good as old Zeke's itiinghter." exclaimed 1 ty on the 7th. It is lot) good to be kept in
would call le r 'Id Zeke's daughter. ! Frank ! "declare, this is outrngeons : the ballot box. and, beggmg the voter's par
Hut Rose wa the name thai all loved lo I Sh'' h.tll come or e!.-e I don't stn v here '' don. we feci run -trained to unke it public:
call her by She was the pet of the v : 1
Insre: every one w;is i,rlad when shecan.e
for bile aiwiiys 1 fulfill ii hlilM V face a:.d
i I ,.. ... i i i . ... . i ... .
!
I nei-'S. lo siun.kle over every
1 J
ho, I v
nut l,ee i-!woo,l 1 1 . 1 1 1 le r
iv
of so.-
TOW: ui:d lhat was ' I H 1 1 Jlllta W
fu.e, to invite h'T .o her buthday
Tills partv li.id been the Lrr-'lid
.-ion r. -
arty.
subjeet
of talk, a i .i ell the school
'ret '' -aid - whispering tu.i
r.. i.'uri'iir
rC
I,.r half a
I year All expected lo alleno . iul Knew
' what t Lev would wear, ainlai! hoped most
: Ciiiiir.lly dial it would be a pleasant , lay. ,
j Ko.m-.Me wood knew in h r iittie heart,
I wii.it she intended lo do thai day , but she
told no one. for jt would be silt h a .v.vee! ,
I surpi ,s', . iie liioughl to brnitf a wreath o! :
flower
in April
F.very day. ;if:T the snow
, was -it '' roi i : i i , tnc wu ihi e-ok by tne
i brook ai. l in ihe wood foi,the Iirt liowers.
I to si- l.-i'.v th'-y came on Si.e knew jut
whi p' Hie trailing .Arljuii.s uid it.-e.l. an,
, where the lust 'iolets would sprim: up, am
, she !e.t ijuite Hiire they would he m bloom
before Juiia's birinday.
Tin- m iming ; revious to Ju!i i W', 'on's
birthday. I had invited Kose and two or
dure of her companions to walk wi'h me ,
and just as we enlered a path which led
through the wjoiI, Rose d.Tried a way. ex
, ! , lining. l,l urn going to hide from you
' now. but I will be with you Hi m." .My
idunj; ffieuds watuh. red otL one by one. in
search of flower nml winter urieii. and I
i had just erilered ihe path which led to
liny loved relreot, when I saw th-ouh the
I trees that it was already tenanted, and on
c mine neater, discovered Rose Melwood
She was unconscious of my apprn-o h. r.-i I
. i r ,
1 "Pver 8aw a Seeier suojeci .... .. . .
than sh waii at that moment. She wan ,
I aittinn- nnnn th r-rnnnd. with her Irtti fulfofi
- t- -r - p- . ,
flowers, and a half formed wreath lying be-
d side her. Her bonnet had fallen back up
'on her shoulder-;, and her lorn: fair hair wns
; falling in rich clusters upon In r neck ; her
-indl white hands were i hoped, and her
fn blue eves were turned tnwnr Is heaven,
- , , - ,
with an expression ol periect purity, love
i ni holiness, uO. Miss KmnT !" she ex-
chimed, its soon as she ob-irTred me, ura
not this beautiful X I' bceins jiiiit like hea
ven to me "
1849. Whole No. 438
., jin ,
"D, Hoey dear I where did you f'mi! your
flowers?" exclaimed our companions, com-
inv; up at this moment , "we have' been
s. an hirio; every where, and have nut fom",,
one.''
! -( h ' I know their hiding-places, replied
!' " Moili.iir : "see here will i,t tins be
.'itil'.ilslnrxelnimrii, holdinffnpu half -
1 woven wr-i!h : "this is fr Juh 1 to v.-e!ir on
' ii' i hirihdiiy."
i "B.i: you ure not going to her pariy !"
xelauued one.
! - Why, yes, of course I slmll go," icpilett
i K'se. "1 know Julia expects me to '
j -lint she told me yesterday shrTshonli!
""t invite yon "
,
"Why ni)?'' iiiniiired R fiillv
'TVt "iine" replied another,' who seei.,"d
-what voe,i that itUM. 'j;u f0,,n, so
111 I
w.i;
Ilo-vers, "iM-cause she says she don't
old Arkr ,Uit,r,ter at her i.artv.''
er -hull I forget the exoressioii ;v inch
I ' I' Uosi's coioi'- iianr',; at lhe-.e
It was not of ail';, r, but of nnu-1
"i'''1' i"id reiteutineii!, which 01. e evi
W(U".
iTled
perieiu 1
been !
lie. 1 they feel that they have
"Tvv dly .dle;li!rd by )k)m: tiicy
"Ki' liOt it word, but ii' r eyes
iiot it word, but
and a liioui'-h!'.
le,.
... I , -
M , -I'-e. .
sle
1.
I will semi her :li"
fl'.V- 1 I
T-1 '" w:l! hk- ihe:ri. I rm : .,,v ;
M." ;ru:b v;, Jnaa had he-ird.and
ed. and ih,n -j,;
so much of her party, that '
She had li' ":oi to i,r,a,r,i,n ,rr..f .. i.mr I,
a.
more iiui.oiii'.i.t
person irre than
m n oi
done be,,re, ;,i.d to think that sh
must b-
somewh'it
"ft in her liiv.'atioiis;
Home
con-H enti'in. k i , Wi, tbr.t
-1,
"
won id li
uniir;
tocratic to have it said tlui
old .eke s 1! i:: ;hter W
, as
at h
or tia." y.
siue-i. .!,.. was a year o! ,W than Rose,
vhie.h very much enhanced her own impor
tance, si,.- thought ; . ... without consulting
irt-r p,.n :,:. -h- ,:e, ided lhat IIosu Mel
woml .-i.o ild not eoiue lo i;er uartv
i i.. ..ii . i
i "ui j.uia i;kj inoubt that
i sing adm.tiaiice to K i.,e the was depnvii."
herself ami others of all enjoy meuu liu
' su u '''"S far when all were assembled
i 'l1' seemed some oi.e wanting. No our
sc,'u"-'' hajipv. nnd ech whistM-red lo the
I ..l .... 'i n ... i . .
oi.jvi. i ttioa ivos, near was ne
ere,
auil
when Frank Weion and 10 r .1 r,-.. ,,f
bis.schoolftllowt: came m to share 1:1 the
spur;.-, noih.r.sr so, u d i .-0 n-ht
"Why, wh.T'o is Rosv .TearC exclam.e-1
Fr.intv in Hun irisn r,r'i,...i,, i . I . . .
rami in surprise, after looking around the
room.
Julia wouldn't hnve her here," exclaim
ed half ;i dozen vmce.-i
i -I hhould like to know. Mi.s.i. Juli a We.s
; tun. why you wouldn't have her here"
I inijfireii t-raii!. with spirit,
j lleraiiue I d:dn;l want her
I ed Jiilui. ;i httle tartlv.
lorrepli -
1 ''Because she is old Zeke's daiirrhtcr." ;
' f.r. 1,.1 vr. I
" " ""'i"1 vue-i--.
ell, 1 wih, Julia, you were half an
-Nor I. nor I."
iaiine.
I the oti r
tiibryo geiitlen en
At ilm mom'ei.l
the ro iiu.
Why wh.it do,
' . i .lil'-d "I raihe
Zaciiary TivLoir. .tadi p' You ha ve
.Mrs Weston entered heen mdictetl by the grand jury .that a
I -em ble l in Philadelphia fot willfully, reso-
ibis inean ' ' she ex-, Jutely ami deierminedly seeking lo rule o-
i how Iia'rii.- vnii i '....,.! ,.r rT,....l fit.... -.1
r i iv
' U-, and reall v tla-re in hot one )i;nhv
I ly
toe in the room: what is the matter f
ixosy dear is nol lu re," exclaimed a
doen voices.
' ' Rosy not here ? Why. what is. th"
reason?" inquired Mi' Weston m sur-
Why. Julia has act- , I like p d
i,e has not invited hT.'' repl .-d Yr
Not invited Rosvr Whv. Julia
nrp
iiik
, What
does this mea
111
00
rr.l-
;nu I.
inroe her"
.I'di.Lhad by ibis linn
ser otisly of fiey conduct T!
i i repa
ir' v which
-ie- nail looke.l lorward ;
h-tpi'inesSjbad been, .-,)
v. reteh edness, and ..il m
her foolish pride So the ,
i w 'h -iomuch
fir, naught but
consequence
i.i.owledge.l 'a
i ex; -raised her
j her mother the i- asja
sormv.".
At this mot:
U'ut tap v
.earl
a;
the door, an, I a lutle r who ,.ve,i nei.-n-bor
to Ko-e enicreil With a hea i ilid
wreatii i, li'-r I, ltd. and pre -en; in it lo
Julia, no. iiO- 1 1 f.t r ent I' to ' el
The sr. -tit of lh fl IWerS-flljed llv rT'm.
an I all ;.'aed eauriiy at sneh a qoa'.'itv of
(lowers a' llilt S'-fi-OHl.
"f )h 1 wnere did Re.-v dear fr. I ''.a :,, 1
I
Coo
I
i it fin i one. all
ways knew win re
ll'
w
ers lt''.
"S,.e a
; .my ,;.' i
i rMth r u:
Jul: - -sorrow
i i
xc'nnneil one of ih,' ho-. ,
,i
A t , s k new t, ii t::oes in ):p tlinii
r: rl abo'i! ever-, t i i : r LT . wi.th"
dlarit reply of Fr.V.k Wrr-o
-1 1 holdmsr the wreath. ! il;!)''
viul asn iii.ed.
A1V lie
it," exclaimed Mrs. Wes'.oa "vou
nrenot w ,rt!i to wenr ihm wreath to-da v i
the
n ,e w
ile.it rvea II lail'l Wear It
I Put on
1 Zeke'-.
, to R-
vour
b timet nnd
lown to old '
iro
la ilvo the besi npolosrv vou can
fri In r pardon, and a-k her to
oui'i s n I the r m.u
nler ol I he day ;
for I ,nn quite mre there will be no enjuv-
mem t unless sho is bcre : and she is so
good a sirl, I think she will pot refuse to
come, thouqh you liave treated her. so ill
Frank will fntermn your compnny v. lulc
t
you ore gone, and I hope you -will yet lo
hanpy." ' :
I'be two girl urtrt noon teen returning,
nnd as they entered the $ooif all exclaim
ed, "I orij to glad you have come," Koay
dear ; now we will be happy. T ' ' " ''! '
"lint first," said Mn. Veton, "tet th din
pose of this beautiful vreatb. It ihooH
: not li unlKrin' Kiro ilnlia if alorinnr '
to you, put 1 presume you do fiot feel that
j yoi (leBerre to wear it, to you may place
; it upon the head of the one vou think moat
deserving, of it ' '
' Julin ,ook tJie wrea nd with A smile
i ml a net P,RCe1 il ' uPn Rose'i hadT
j a:fl t!lc shout9 of the children.
"Oh, I had much rather yoii would wear
it, dear Julia" exclairuetl Hose. kIam
sure never prided it for rayselt!' ,
; "The good we do lo other4" Jad Mr.
: Weston, "often return upon our owa heade,
fu"t 1 '"'!' lfie lcor-. J'ilja,you learn will
bP tar more value than ihe wreath."
n after the event old Zeke and Rorjr
: !fi our village, and went to live with n
! " u relative f.at the South, who adopted
, ;,s lVr daughter,
i V ears passed away. Frank Weston,
j who b ul eiAbiisheil nimseif 10 a uutanl
1 ('".y- Wf0,, I'1' Juha to eorne and spend the
j u'"lU'i' 'V1,n J.4 joyfuhy accejped
,1" 1 ,v;:Mt,-nn Ae soon us he had'amfeij.
nn'' h'"n Welcomed .by her blttiM,
. s '" 1 u ,v' vnauon mr you
JllllJ. to aCl
ni:'."
as 'a 11
srnaid
.
mis very
eve-
l'T.W. it v..
. '. inr; tiled Julia. .
" l o u ct fJaiti lady who in tu oc iay wifn"
replied Frank, laulnnt;. . J'j'
Ah ! you rogue! Why drrl not yoitell
iic of this before'' ' ( , "
'I k':ew that you liked plcaslnl$ar-
ir;."-s." replied Frank. ' '"' "
"i'ut I can not tell whether it will.be a
piem-ant one until I krfow who is to be
your brule. Come, tell iae -quick, who is
I 1,1
No. not until we are married,- so now
prepare yourself,' and hasten to .the wed
din?." ' .
itV - ' u uieiB,
i I , ...., I . . I - 11 .Mlr.n I in I. V .1 A
' T .I- L L ..1 . .. I 'J -
J'nm ,n""-:'1 ". ea-
1 1 r i .
so iieriecny lovely, our Druies are
... "T V. t
ulw.i; . .i h- autiiul, and perhapajhe Was not
more vj than many , others f but Julia
'thought so. and I Ahiftk FVXhk thought so
too. Hut it was not her beauty al&fle tha".
nveited Julia's aze ; it U'afn impression
thai she h id iieen that faCt before, but she
could not tell when nor where.
Whei'ilie rereraiou;- wai qvcr. and Frank
prlseujed Julia tu his bride, ' Drt tell roe,
my sister," exclauoeU Julia, "hnve wft-
never known each other before?,".
-Dear Jnlia, have you forctlon old
''''k' dauguter, wnidpereit tu&ue-iutilul
' " ,. ' , y .
1 A 'd.len rer.ie.nbtinee,,icb m, in
a imt of '"r hU- reW, has flashed
' o v , " r y o 1 1 r 'uuni wIicm yew Mare leen a
face or an object thai called to recollection
j bygone days, came over Julias thought.
Sh
e !'a7.e
I earnestly at the fait girl for a
muiuiu, liien, cla.spmg her hand, and turn
ing to Frank, she exclaimed, "-joyfully,
'Kiwy'de.ir ! yes yes His indeed her it
;1'1!
OLD ZACII SENTENCED.
n, ru . .. 'I . . I
loiiownirr senience wasuoiea on me
back of a Whig electoral ticket, in this ei-
Rich. (la) FaJ
v i'r iiiu "t u'it ui me iiiii u ouues- iiiiu
. .,., f .. kt.. uiJitni.nrii..linvi-iimiiA
Clll' l li a.l, uui- uwu imLieiiiiiii,tujjfUUU
,.f v..nr i. bv a iurv uf ih ivoote. whom.
J T 3 - J J - 1 1 7-
you have chosen lo try your cause, jOU
liave been found cmlty.
It now reinams for me to pronouDce the
senience of th- law Tfiat eenlence is:
1 hat you betaken from your residence
in Lo'inisiaii.i, i!tidr a strong guard, that
.u 'ae transported lo the city ol Washing
ton, i.i the District of Columbia, and that
vo l there be placed on a chair, provided for
the pur;ose, in the White II rise, and be
c -alined lor, the term of four years jo such
i your country m iv requite And
tiiay ihe Iird have merry upoq you so'il !
( i Sagacioi 1 1 hpe. A farmar whose say
, m:; a .il I ,, i.'-i I hve ofiea qj x, i. though
i ii.ir.' not .'ive nn name, a 1 1 om" years
.t-.M mi o! I i,or ', known by the name o
V How Ne I," he bemg pa.-t wo k was tur
ia ! o ii 'o enjoy Vlieretuauiderof Ins useful
i. ,.i ihe be., pftotutt:-1, a las IU i-'.rr ter
- ly li ..igl.t some reward was due forjue
lu.ur una f .i.iiful sendee. He was a pet
M-itii h!1 the children ot the LujschoJd,
and so .hx -lc. tliHl tLf iaJMt tiiDid tfcihl
t.-e 1 to tro'. abo'it rn bnck witliot end-"
die cr br. lie Among alien odd Tancies,'
he was extr.uagantly fund of appItJ: be
si.ic-i ih ikiiitr ihe small trees, he would -
lima va rii ' is exnedienia to oblam thero. ..,
.lUHHir; iiiiiri, iuc iuuuwu, " -
queut o currence: The children oAn
phi-led ap('iPsforhini.as they r,xie ihroflgh
the ore1: ir,l whirh n.i, loubl tir.t i"t tho
timuclu into his he;id : but whnher so or
nut, ihe fact is the v.;w Ho wouU come
to the horse bb'-k. -m 1 whinny; il not no
,;- i ,-a on li.s head om the fence.
tice I. he would n ui
in.l nvnroaj irr- .1 ml Oil' ICHCC Ihe CiUL
Ann u,.i , ....i iU,. their old fttvorate, so
one, or M)metuji" twoof them woidd climb
upon his Inck. when h would pace off to
the n-'P : api,'' whoso fnni ho cadd
not rear.., and wait while th y uhera
for hun as many as hecjaosetoeat Once ,
when two wero on bis hick.tuey a tetaied to,
clMini tun, b? ratiajr the fruit, and 611tn