New York Clipper (May 1862)

±* ;e ^ "i^ o m :^ n i l ^ " S '■ ■ ** V 1| ?i-«)c;»$i:.-;<;V,.T)r « ..'.^ii'.ici- 'vi.M.'itilvir-.O'ij';'' <V',T:i'<'.-"v''i ■<;!;■■•;•■ IT iiT;t!;';f,.;vl) i.,BEOASmA '<ntItVEBT]bB4','' '''> ' ' •.'ronjogoi Mi|«i;fl]^ Dji^ %jB oU^n jitd ^one before me, I. rtDdted )o tbooflloa'to beretdr tottir tntalB8M, add(tM*or.ftirtane Ihlok fl( Ip paa of Jie£>tato- to lifa>rd«ttmbla.» oommoiUbr, wUob .sb» u^lut'dU. jlf ,1 lud «Mtkea and etodled hud beton, 7,,__,i_-5^-^0ft>,d^ my prafaMlaiirtiir wu t nafjti'ihs (Utiinae fiu ptettlea( pair otMgbt ijtt—tam- Jlwltti Ihainoi^lomlr ibo^tbatlnnneiliau U mr wlUeit £94':iqiM U'i)6'41sUst periodi t^.oaU mroiaif "BnttU " ^ ]^Bf» pUrntbea Jock • doU iori" ud tbo anthoi mlgtat ' V<>M/toi»,. i.Afld 80, •ftei.twc jreiie of IntMua fooDd mjM/ oneeTeolng riding borne to i-ny Ksnnfiigtop, teelloa dtogothet nnwell, Ihbngh UUiodJic^Ttribacaiue.. H; appetite vraspnttx good, mjr fliinbfokeii. ont'eoixiobQiTlii'tbemainliig lalwajs soemed ml^'fttMiltedtbanwhon Ivant tbbed. It eo h^ned f tn\ nffjorvral aV bome this evenlDg, I fonnd a note fiom mj }iSj9jmiH>i)'(a/7onng.d aoqnalntaiuie I had M^H'r*8^*D<l remared on flndlog hlmieU Mld> " '*P>»l*?*U'r«*my«19WTltljag.metoq>tad.theoT^ p jum,' UB wife having gone °to Tldt a ralitlfe at Ool- < lAOOwted theloTltatlon JojftUl;, for I found mjnelf "in nonnmor.fn Btndy,' We were old. Mends now, as tm. over to epend an eTenlng with me, aa bo aald, to I DD.ln my.baoSelor lodgings. After'tlie neiulgieeiUg ,.014 teSlim, hoV am yon?" a qaostlon, of coune, wtiob caoawered, Newman asked. In hla Jocular war; If.I had 'H a ghoBt, a« I. most certainly looked' like one. I l6ok BMloa of the remark, paaalng It off by saying I^Iap- , ifd day's work had made me feel and look a llttla tired; f.raS>t»yai7Pl<)*aanteTenlng, and Iroee.totake myleare,- '~1.Skw>iiaa,'laoklng at me tarlonaly, and beglnnlng wlth the .,„ lipfi thai ha hop^ na liad now known me long enongh not to VfldMpdeiftqOd, told ma In plain words thai I was OTarwotUng '"^l^ and tttatlf loontlnuod todosomnob longer I-should tjiemiable to work at alL I admitted that I did not foci wen. II oenld not aocftnnt In any way for ao doing, and begged ga as i« what cdone I ehoold poisae, andflist he would .e;'towhloh he replied, "No,-no, my dear, fellow, I don't lIpt.TPIt aa apatlent, tar I oonld do you but little good) thadla- t*|W sugesta lis own remedy.' Olotb conllhemant man offlce aU na Tatosn thait tmt irom -mttou ihoir, lorwmn [riltinetly Into Bolw' huiU an^ that'lUWiiya 'tfllan r i:li|l«dbltitwtthsnfldenkf(»U (o aeaail to'the .other ^ gMnndl and getH^'iAunAedaitblsdldnottandto ...iii(f^y,'B4that'aotn^IwW''b«wlM'atit twioa ran- ', B41ei sow gare me <« undtntaad piat It 'w^ h Me. ' '''e(tck«tenthat, when(iT«^thie*viok(4a'wm bawled In ._.._ii,<the bowler wail entlQwl V)an«w.bat,inlonplngme, '«ktbOima Ume. that the lort (ew'tlalul hj|4 CiayM |oo mnob 'ftliited^ liiitlons to save the IWfelt. I determined ffpoe^bfe to' former error, iiid for that ptu^poss'.stood within my Kgropd; tknd gettliig WeU bask- to ibake a 'rlgoTeaa Ut at the ball, VMM ^was aow 'dose upon me, I broaght my hiw bat down with Mqp-rMn the brass ferrbla of'ih^jBlddle stamp, laming It —^ttairmie damiadiig It, -to the great amoMmeni tfttie our- xCWains otoWd kna m> <nm etaaitrlil aud annoyanoe^ Ohlog BolM td imderetand that I had M enotigh^or that dayi I (nl^^^ IyMiilmed.myn)nlal.habUlments;'Bni loaMely^atObiowIojgUia tfcB'''ia<ifladay, «r," of th? >ro«hy Botes, ^ri*tam«.hqn>o«id Mif' rt) ^thM to 'dob^ Inwardly I iMiit^Miajfiam iubet than be ftradd'.iinaartoketfleld aAui'ln any otHer^apaolty than that oiIookerKm.'' The'stUbese leijMeaoad next day'was something 'horrlblK'thongh Tjlfiliii ntitadtt-fbr bnMBasa mnoh better uiui it hid been 1^ many wiMks,.whlah I donbted not to be th^ resnlt tf ibo freah'Ali'.'and the'exenilwXhM taken. HoWIaftrnwards-beo^meaerloketer, \jf the QflUrlnig advloe of Ne#man^Hid the z(ial of the assldnons B(d«i(,^ iqast Mave'for othflisto ten;Vi>ffloa It to cay,' lam sAw'a imember of three etnbs, ahd one of tno llist eleTeailn Aiwh, ' Hay 'eVary "one'meet with my 'snotAas/and darln' t» iBUDh'benefit fltfsr the leaOy good old gaihe. ' - 'good' dealof .luattBaent'.ck- .agoat th» BlalTcto SaBi lonfcrtiaiun*'''-'**""' lOleT.uiej aoeomf ■menlB,. _ utsoemathat. . 'diceaed np the lltCIa asUUl as 'doak, h0<M, Tell, and,thk Ino: loaoblngtboirtaUoD, "Slqk," transit of some Inggage, Be] room, andblandly desired' 'keep an pyaforadewmlnt jlUloate health, and added; ma romoredfrom thoihoo, . .The old lady, promised .to heed went the lad. so hAdbotbeeil more ^ , ^iTijhicttTe of a idnxiBt;'oooQRsd a slwrtlUBc. Ion, taWorbmteiahli!),. IS t^a . iMU^ttt' .TralnMby*."^"^ is yverr iptniUeM and'a hpin(MnB tretesMi his om^c^ent^.iUndii he'lapajefl),' r Aotit - liioment of gijr'tUioy, th;all tht.footasonsa of ' of long dottis. On .nttsiiptiliitendthe arg« Iti t|ie waSUiUl- lofUng ol4 lady to, d&lU, whloh was In I the nasi not wonllt eum it to wO*. • -•■ ■• -'away. amtMIVt'ntbeantibf 0 the canine race, and wtUah aro known hjr ait e^phonloUv "sqnlnqylng." '.TfablMyopctaedherbTea^d nttW oom in astonishmont ."Sear; mo,," said she', 'jQie sttle pei 1 haToabad 'cold-^whatiliiiAynotsca It Irmutnig,*: And. V5S35'i'?Iir° iiT'" l.am.V^opoor to keep a horse,'. '.mm'I'.MSwalUng exercise, my mind b oontlnnally at work mma-lMMt readings." ■ /■Certainly that U an oWoSnon, and ^^onjh .there are many other ways of obtaining the Sbject. '.miflDt.one does not . at once strike me: BOllaide woold em- CP'l.n'FS*"* and glTO you exercise, bnt the close atmosphere ^•WlUard-room I shoold certainly not 'recommend; Bowtna ^4 be .better, bnt that has the objeotlon ot not only being |c)y aS'«ipanalTe ak borse-koeplng, but also being. If an^ "'iliwo on exercLBo In your present stat«, theoonUnned Eloii :Mlng|I am oonfden^ more than yon could mansgo - '1 fear Itwonld,"! ■ -floatUg .insttbe . .. •—tides,no grooms, or " *>'>^«». leaTO off whan you fliol Uredi S to joai .pwniloor.. Orioket. to. ths, thing; my biiy- fffTO«ttdI'a stake nvJrolessioSdropntato^^ *Sv 5l?-fi?^r£°"^.°° days for a month, yon tm,- yporsut a dliEgrant man." VBut, my dear AOIow. I fPS^iSyi'^'^'"''"*'*'*!'! played the game In .>J?ft". .Jbat to,np. reason, why yon should not laSn/fhe >Ilege tnioratthb •tif'gtTe'^--'-"-"^?'^:^^^^^^ ipUed: sad oroD remember Bolae, our old College tnibr at thb W!i.«Ja Mvtag .4n th« s^bboibood, and wonld'be only too preyottan.honriCT two's tuition ata time,'*ridld #qlb«r.Bole»,:bnt in another-flild thaniiho-orloket-fleld. 'tW to^'pirWdr'—'™-^'"It?as h?whohad.showii B'nUlVGB -WAOBBB. '- < Thii dlllgenoe stopped at the Wblto-horae inn, in the prlodpal 'atreetof^mlalneblcan. Fatlgaed and oppreaaed by Ibe boat on the toad, wa slowly.sttetohed onrselTis, and desoended the steps of the Tshlcle asluOy aa posslblb, smiling at the 'vacant appear* anoe which.sleep, broken byonr aqddan,arrival, had. alamped upon ihe'vlaiges of some of our fe]l(>w>tnvoIlen. The bsggt— Wts-dlamonnlod, and dinner ordered. Bomeoftheconntry^o] were eagerly proaslng forward to. gaae «n the newhroTttisd,'to- gfth,er with tbolr'paokages, blrd-oages, .and cblloren. ^blbe mldat of this, bustle, a uL red-flued man. abont thirty years of age, ap Insipid babbler, wno had bvored ns the.whole length of th6 Journey with the blatovy of his sood .ejieonlatlans at Fon- talnebleau, and o( hla manlage, whlah hewas at the present time coming thore to oonaafflmate,'diew oat his watoh, and ex^ J degree of pleasnreho youreelt' . .™ „ „ lM9./dt^;.,reooneo^^ 1^, f'^h ■I'l'^' -t" "I'd! "I have It; old Mow, SjHMa-foIlow ltatyo;Drown time; no tides, no gK t ikajpened tl»t nert morning witting (fori hod at once ™«'Mtesd ofrido to the offloo) Into town, Imet 'Alreodyfooro'dockt" . "Bot thai it is not," eald a gentleman la allppere, who was innoUng a bigar before the door of ihe low roofed apartment'. ' <<'Tisono of Brlquetls watches," proudly answered tbstabl- ound Ikced gentleman, at this Intermptlon, ' > "Ton lonl^ that it Is not one of Briquet's," replied the imioker. The other gave him a look of pity, and went Intd ihe tnTSller'a room, eaying to iqv . , . ' , . "Don't dlnb'heie," and with a iouim of the dhow, "wa .wHl go to a oafcVhere we can do better." "in wager anything you choose, piat the watch iaworth nothing," petBlsted the one in slippers, following after, ,.: "I did not tddroes'my conversation to yon,- sir." ' .. "BetHhat yon did,':ietorted the ether. My fellow-traveller, con&unded at this perseoatlon,itlsed his hand, pointing to' his forehead, algnl^lng that fh6 tntmdar wis deranged; "I defy yon to prove it," codtlnned his petafcntor, and with this pariy and thnst the two regarded each other with the most nnwfinff looks it Is possible to conoolTe, jast like two doga aboat to be lei loose at one anoth'eat . ''Upon my.w^rd," aald t)ie traveller to me, "I knownothlng of the fellow, bat I have a great inolinatlon to make hlmaanh oft" ■ .- "As to that, I wager; you do not," answered the obstinate in- truder. "Uoreover, I win bet that I make yon take , the route book again to Paris, and that, too, 'withont maoh delay,'.' :' "That will Iw no easy matter for yoa, a^I oama hern to got married." . ... "One hnndrod louls that yon db not I" "Sir, yon are an Impertinent aqtundrel, and, I. win box yoor oars." "Itiet.'tleaUo," r. ,' •. Upon this theruddy-fued gsnllanan stamped with rage, and passed before the fellow, making a sign for him to fonaw. ■.'Tes,mylOTe," said the other, t(£ng wUh .hlm a box oon- talnlng a brace of pistols. . : : A friend interposed between, them to stop this Joke, but It.was no longer a Jesong i^atter, and representations wereoselees. They leaohsd a soutaiy spotln the park, where the cigar hero wiasalutedby.anofflcerof thegarrlson.whoiraa.willlng'to be- come his second. A flve-ftano pece was thrown Into the air as a signal, the'report of a pistol followed, and the piece of money tbU Indented. ..• . ; . ..^ ■ ■, "Bet," said the never^easlng and. immovable markimao, Vthat. I.pierce that leaC tremUing at the exttemity of the bouah," and it wasjilernd. ' <l "Wogor that I kill yoo," added he, eooUy regarding the aston- ished traveller, . •'. f.Tls mohable," replied the other, ohanging Crom the mby to ghistly.,hue: "and since''it la probable;'.'Us nseleaa. vOonse- qnently, I take again the road back to Turiat and hare the bOior ttlte hoaor to be your very hnmble Bervant'! - ' In fact,'he deposited himself.nponthe<»periab of.the dJU- genee. . It turned out that this vros a rival to whom the faS lady nad glvon a description of her intended, and by this means he won (be lady in question. After the honey-moon,'tbe dead ahot had' encountered the onst-tillen. ndtor at fails, and. said to "I wager that yoo xetbtn to 7o'nlalaebleaa.". ajCiUpn frememberlng. Newman's adrloe)f I arranged, ttf nieet .JdmtteneitafternooiataweUknown grOTndta .thoneS»S ha promising to bny.tho neceaaoiy bat, pads, andSores. jpenow^the appolBted tlme.lnTwapjOTwithBdS ?n.*he.ground, who^o he sold he haHarn^wtckotfor Moould W^to:la?,.V I.nodded, rivlng'hto ,,*w what he nemi though If he hoditpokenflldgalese ■'SfJ'*^,?!'?***'™" »" to'bis nioanliia. 'Aflw SaWiitf on my pads, and a nariioSreeoafce -ji'v£5»^i?''fL^'.''"'"*l"*'<=" m^ awkwardneasTl .totem,tof..lhe^oketi thbrewere.otheraon .^■.iW>tM>^''0 noticeof.ns'I dldnoteuro. Boles wmsam Sf^^Ti*^ .ttaahlrt .dbeve of hls^tl?m^taSS2 -^'^mSW dl was now In readiness, I endeavored approved attitude, looking ciiMlSS ■2:55 * V*?,''''"'oojwlng thom'ka neirly ■^-afOt UiB Blngalosephroaea which was explained tw Bolca np^ght) having, done whloihotn. 'M me 11WM the'"lwo off' (etUl more puSng). HowiwS iL^*SV^' ^ >«' ?»' toto poMUon. Bol4 t«Sung me IW;?'""'" "kwolog." 1 cannbt'eayiSS 5^*2*!"" an inch or two of my hoad, while :)iad hit mo fair bjtwoTO the two ahoDldens glvlngmea W spmothlng ltto rheumatism, bat I ^d m be ' 'Md, having sson a fresh neighbor hit the groond two times vor^fiord with hie bat, I thought I could not bo doing sp innelf, eipeolaliy. as I found it gave ma a spice "Wi.atiq i hopbdjOlght be some intlmldatlom to the ■'!li*fi' j'**' a?ln8''Play," I poroalvodiwaa ig^^MMUcsUy towards- me, for what pnipose'I wondered. eoddeiUy atopptng short, turning half ronnd, extended hla If throwing tbo ban at eoms'oni) phkotblsa yards to.the left, ho stood qnlto still looktng.stmo; tajtjnl I foU,Bomethlag-for I oannot oaBltBealng; It rightly wonldbe toeay I feltlaaw itpasswlQi betwetrnmy legsa^d the wlakot. Boles si Wsim* .ung„ -nut jra^i very oloso to yon, eir," I qnlte .Boloe ta to the. proximity of themlsBlle to my shins. .Mmapb.tohlmwhen I fimndthatho had meaotnoi mk peraonily.bnt to the wicket I ' was sni ™ JOB buliIiub' paItthbr fioeft. . ' joM Baania vras ihb youngest of three broth'en/th'e ddeet,' BlU and 8am, being ton, r^w-boned, fUr-complexloned lu'en, nohv. Insolent,'andqolokto qdorrel, ondeonatantlyeniiagedidflghta. In whloh, by-tne-way, from thdr great peisonal'S&ength uid so- tlvlty, they geneTallrproTedvlctorIbns.''''Joe,' 6ii the olhexhand. was aboatitho'mlddle elze,. with dark akin tod eyes, and bis bal- let boad covered with' short crlap ourls, of the jettest black. Quiet and cool in his demeanor,'he seldom or ever got Into a dif'- Acuity, bat when be chanced "to be drawn Into one, gave ampio proof that ho was by no meahs behind any of hla fonuly in flstlo prowes^ and aeobtaipllahmentsr They lived in Crawford copnty^ Ark., somo thlrtyyean ago.' It tiappanodon'on'e.obcaBlbn, eta qaarter race, at aBttle plaoo familiarly known' in those' days as Pin Hook, bat Is now ^o thickly-settled tctwn ot Yon Bnren, that Joe got mixed np In a figbt with one of the bullies of the neigh.' borhood; and was knocung tho conceit out of him 'liand ovor llsL" whom Bill, (be ddeet brother, who was standing by, add hadn't bad a fight for moro'a a, weeki Jompod In botwaoiii,' took the fight olT Joo's hands, and demollahed the faUow in the twink- ling of a bed post. '. • ;. After the aOBlr was oTor, and before tt^iy had time to llonor on It, Joo took Bin on one side, out of oar shot.and very dollbaratal v remarked to him:— ; ' ■ " "whw*^ •■('.fW"' ■^r—".y«*#,.wiw itu uiQ niuan 1-fras Bnppcoea.tO bo lt<Wbe55''i^rod° MdJ**'Sf *"''*rtSd£S?.""'"* i.iii,M''4h!SLni?^ tt5eu^manuSMXm^?S?fiiS&-, WWi.tojWiwSwg his band, and, itimoSi ^2JSff*?RX>i**"-' of ihlttlng It !aa X had' aeitaSe *i-?5S;Ttia.'^r Tf* ttJ •arpriie to flndlhat tils balton'tonch. SSuS^^ ^Sl^^S to «>e same dSeoUon (£* jr,m.ft(rj»w» ^ notion I had rpasoo to bellevo it wodld). took 'S^'^Siifth^Sf S^'Jii"",.'^^ • ^ «"^4 have (rtia ilth gunj^d shonW: certain^ hajo.etopped • whUe to mb the Pr^-^Sf^M^f 5'''*'«^'»'9?'•/ sambfiatlmt. ^ A'iw'i'''^??.*4-""'^' "AU'^lekt. ab, fivoTtoMM th_.MfJ)an'thurt Jrt: tho,next time;V.keopTOwWri' — •M.and lOlowa/IlUto forlhb tiSt^totte FTW^'^ffi'•P4 ">» •attor- was ISO: n)aoh inw fitotaSb l«».' .*/.PW.ia«<»odvthat the. break must nte&ntheiPMidlu after toqohihgthh gianndi- BmartlnA sdragMom apoalUaiktcllookOtiiiES if p«aslbl«, M l ooald not Mnitay iti'Davalt do' theball,' and, with thrt and hit vlolo^dK' asr -I. Uodtfht, di. mjr bat did-not meet iriaiha tuottg baUronnd Wlh ttit «irce «UU,<grteler snrpiUe thai the ulged.. Thl^ sdnofUtlnd oea- T aa. o^ttiMil Ut:M mm-br moMi ulp wU'bpwJedma cntjnr,r>7r eiinu.opiapablbaf, the «e;>b6dt«vpiwMl«inatot - * ' TanAwdir^xliiSilbe lifttarMi^nmMrof got a fdler OS Bood as whippef that yon should nm in and take dlthoorodttoithofigbtl *faln't the flrettlmoyoaVedbnelt an* If you over do It agdn, I give you fWr wamln'; va tum rlgh ronndan'UbkyonUkeh-ni NowmifidifIdon'fr' ^*'»"' "yf>CTweU,"uys Bill, nho wis wen aware , that *6e Would bo apt to be as good as his word. ."l-U tryondtbrnemberl" ™ ^Thw then went back to tho crowd; and oUnohM the tmdor- standlngwlthasmUeofBaldtiwe; ' ' ■ ~«> uuuw- 1^ S!!wT^" Uia wnveriatlon.aiid fight aforeaald,'Blil'and Joowdkeddown toto lholrtvA boltom.'ellherte huntnploSS oaWsor hogs, or to look fortlmber stocks. BlU hid hfi'riSo but'Joe was nnarmod." Alter fbrdng thilr way somo half a Suo or jnoh a matter, through the tUA nndorbrosh. oompbaed la' '^.°'u"'i'^5*.°l*«y*f •'•brtlHant bbasoisVSey w^^ Buddonly startled by a low savage growl whlbh sounded inoOT^ fortably n^r> and ere thoy could look about thorn, or mako any propAwtton; with a wild shriek or. exnlUna rage, a U^emdJ' .pjnlher sprang ih)p» a-limb overhead, ^dll •nj^i thrahonuSe • To^twiat hlmseUaiound'alidBebe; the: Witaijby'the Ihnat was but the work of . an instant oa t)i« p'airt oCm iiSniy bJK5'Jtt^'t~5^!^J5.^^^^ Joe got- T L- .'I'aahlnandrebiWni doiaieMvew'«4*itt«L«= Joejot. his knife in roqalsltlon and put ai bndto the'eabther ^If.SS^S'' JKaantlmepm'hrtbiro'IottfiSiOT!' SS'SiJ^SSPi^i 1^'rlfl?' '.^atoo'frpiistWas.'doatiUuJ jSJ' r^rA^^'JlliWof yoarta ag UiWhan l/ihatyph^l Uok me I say P'' ' i mtheit have TOd down, and puttin' U Intc "Hon/J5*Ii»odyon wiiagettlanho beel )aohef him te half of Orawfttrd CwnS. yooeood hera doto' me sol" lihnirod he. ,• fnumr sayaBlU. '"Very go-- "° mo t'other day. If I byeir Mftd yon waa getting the best of iti •ttf I'dasoedthe' yon; I'd a'shotblm) . ilf it; I Mnldn't a tone! d-diflwouldr • K three thngslbng_walst,'h8lr/andJiiSdBi'- vV ■ iffaet;, ■ .- . .■ '••'"' ndbrbw) !;„ fore the dog, mlsalng "Olok," be«an to atterth^/iowtds p«on- .liar to the canine racOjand vrhion -^'^ —^ "'"^ «.—■-.. tonto the room . — most haven bad'cold--iwh«tj|liBnynblSC8 It If _ . tho "sqnlnnylng" greirlcnidar tb/X more defined.' •■OIvSiadotM 'itbodhesal"roared.theolddaae,''<lt|inst bo bholang,orsomfir: ,'thiiig Is tho matter. Ihftldleos mail hvUbd Its eaprji^logi too itlght; as I often say, ;Den'b^Mrab bttalness.with the.care.ofb 'dteni There, thor&-^tUi dAr^h-a^bl". and .ihe^good .neature waddled to the bab/, to ifleaae it (Mm its Imagb . troubles, when the anim^ rooo^ilzlng.a.stiangbri'gaTeada^r ^Ing leap into thi) middle of the Door, flonnmed off oh to tab platform; pnisnsd 'by paa^sugon, porter, lonng^ atrasjera, and hatf-f-doten boys, aU of whom were aoiely puziled. to detei- ^mlsewhMoould ^ve> audi ironderlbl powers of loobmoUonto an Infkut Terrified by ihe shouts of the peojfle, the animal [darted about the platform, andbefore It ootddbo baptnrbd itfeU : on the rails, as the train waa approaohlng. Now waa a wild burst 'of ex^cllement "Oh, morderr'^ahTiekbdtho ddlady, joining the throng, ''It wll^ bo kined—It wlU be oraahod-^mn over. Oh, ohr'anddie screamed loader than Ihe whistle of the eiiglne, At this moment "I)lok"Wde bla aroearanoeon theplatloim. He oaught alghtof tds baby, tad dittoing the tense of ihe ex- citement, rushed on the traok and tors the animal Boin ihe rails within a second of tho arrivd of the en^e. In the eotamble the cap and bonnet bocome dldodged, aad instead of the ftoeof 'a oUld in -wlldost convulalonB, there wais aeon the head of a nljhly. exdted'pnnpy, whoea masqnorado bad certainly beea .of the queorest. -.Tdb oenstomatlon of the passengbrs waa abropUy, imanged to a shriek of mirth, in whloh every one Joined except the humane dd lady, who protested the alblr had given her <aeh a torn that she shoold be laid up for woeks. HaisnHij^ Ainonov or Bibm.— Btrly-one morning, whila I -was admlilng the beauties of natare, I heard the cry of a I)lnd which I . mistook for that of a Feweo Flycatcher. It was pro- longed, I thought, OS if uttered In distress. After looking fbr tbohlrd a long time In vain, an object which I at first auppoaed to be something 'that had acddentally lodged in a branch, at- tracted my atUcntloo, as I thought I perodred II moving. I now took it for ^ young one of the Ohaok-WlU's-'71dow, aa It sat lengthirlse on tno branch. I shot at it, hut perhapa did not hit At, aa jltonly opened and dosed Its wings, as If sarprtsed. At ttte rfjport of,the gun, tho old bird.oame, holding .fbod. la hsr daws;. She perceived mo, but alighted, and fed horyotug with Soit^dness. Isbot at both, and again mlsaod; whloh might ve happened fW>m my having only smoU shot la my ghb. , .Ihe ;mother flew in allenoe, sailed over my head Just long eab'agh.to lafliord ine time to re-loid, returned, and, to my great saiprisa,' ;genUy lifted her-young, and, sailing with it to another tree, about thirty lards distant, depodtod It there. Hy feollngt at thatmomentroannot express. I wished I had not dlscorered the poor bird; fior. who conid liavo witnessed wlthoat empUon,' so striking on example of that aifeotion which none but a piother can fed f So daring on act, performed In the midst of smoke, ia the pneenoe ot a drooded and dangerous enemy.—vAiidiiicn. iKFDBTiKOKOi ExEBOlss.-'Without Iheu^nlare'xMdse of the body, lis hedtb cannot be maintained; thfPbody becomes weak, the countenance pde and languid, and the spirits depresaed and jloomy.' Bognlar bodily exerolae, on the contrary, oieates • jedthy appetlto, Invigorates ihe powers ot digestion; causes aouild and refreshing deep, a fcoshness of the oofaipleiion, and ohaerAilnesa of the splrln; it vnrdsolf disease, and tends to ] neeerve the 'Vigor of both inlnd and body to'on advanced'age. ] luring the winter sessob, active exercise in the open air pro. sarvO the warmth bf the body, and renders It leas ansooptlbie to the laflneuco of cold, and leas dependent for Ite comfort on Mtlflcid beat The periods of - the day t>eat adapted to exerolse aTs;earIylnthemoming,4ndtowardthedoseottheday. fTaUc- Ing la the most beaefioial and'most natird exerdse, beoease, ia the ereot podtlcfD, every part of the twdy ls ft«e firom restraint, while by the*'gentle motion commnnlcated to each portion of it in tho act of walking, (ree olroolatlon Is promoted.' Kext to walking, riding, on horseback is the kind of oxendseto be pre- ferred. Many other apedea of exerdse may be ccn^dered oa oontrllmtlng to the support of health; such as -forking In the ^aidon, or in thefl«lds,mnnlng, leaping, deaolng, aQdswuunlng. OHtvouiaDB Beboihe.— Ihe most stngular combat by whi!>h aims were ever gained, was one whloh happened In the family of Eotot.-.The iunjly ofSudloy, in Northamptonshln, bears for a breaL a woman'a head^ wlUi. a helmot; her hair dlohevdled, and herian>atUtdh'.lobsK''.Tho'oc<UBloDcf this crest was singular. Ihthe year 1390, Ebtot having a dispato with one Bingsdde, 'about the title to a-'—'-"--^ .— -v .. • pntto ground, and' Botot was laid'g'p i Ushonor, or'losehls bmdTUs dauohtor Agnosarmed henelf csM-pee, mounted her IttheFs steedTand went to meetBlngb- dale at. the time appointed.' After a. stubborn fight, she &■ moanted blm, and when ho was. on the ground, sheTooaened her tbroat-Iatoh, Uftod pp her bdmet, and letting down her hair tpon'her thoolders,. discovered bor sex.. Agnes alterwarda 'marrlad into tbo. Dadley.famUyt aad in honor of ihls herolo action, her doscendantsnave dwaya used ttie above crest with therinotto OoIoaipunihSti, IHDUH Ahzodor'.—A' young Indian taUod in his attontloat to ayonng sqnaw. She made oompldnt to on old ohiet, who at>- polnted a hearing, or trial Tho lady laid the cose before the jadge,.and explained the nature of the promise made to bor: It consisted of-sundry vldts to her wigwam, ."many UtUo undefin- able attentions," and presonto, a bunch of featherB, and aevetd yardaof red fiannd.-/This wss tho charge. The Hallhlosi awain doded the "undefinablo attontIons"'<n (oto. He had visited her father's wigwam for the purpose of passing avray Ume. when it .was not convenient to hu4t; and hod given tho feathers and uannd from friendly motives, and nothing forthbr. ' Daring the ittlerpart ot tho defenoo, ihe sadaw folntod. ^e plea was oon- aldorqd tovolld, and the offondor sentenced to give lady "a -yeUow feather, a brooch that was'then dangling item hlsiiase, ud a dozen coon akins." The sentence was no sooner concluded than the squaw sprang npoq horfoet, and, clapping her ''»"<i« oxdalmad with Joy, ;'Hbw mo ready to bo eourtoJojaifil" TT~°' " Uair.—Fhilbaoph'on have puzzled thomsdves bow to define nuu), BO OS to dlatlnaalsh him fMm other animals. Surke ears •■Uanls^anlrndthatcookshlsvlctaala." "Then." savs John! an an . _ dbg eiohiagcs bones wlth.'another. 1, "the prOTorb Is Just, which soys; there is reason in roaatinii ^gg." Adam Smith has hit the cute. "Uim," says ho. "la an)nuU that mokes bargains. No other anlnul does thla—no T'J?F.^°.i]^*9.^^,'^<*^'^--*'"»y liMihrucilonB for J. ohtolnlra ttls harmlosf hut potent Agent for enUndllng and porpelnaUng |the sentlmont <rf tove, with many other^vdaablo BooroU of a privote natare, sent byjetam .mau: to any addiV for six oonts. Address, A. EEKBT ^asSET " v "t* .. ■ .' ■■■ ■' ! .BoxStt,Woroaaler, m«. • FREE I—$6 a dny. HoW to be beantlital, (no palnt.y foA win Bweethtorts, «,l»00 Wotrters, Sooreti,>ko; J oento^' Tenbiloquism per&otl Uonttachft: to 6 weeks) - ■ ■ Uenagerlel ~ - - . - - dreat Hook Menagerie I Perfeo^ imitation of aU ablmals, roaring. 4o ' mlh»-only80ola.eaoh-dlMotsiYwto.) .'""^' 'i''" ''•U* : ^ MITiTiBB,' Hsmden, Dd, Co;, R, Y. T^ALSB MOUSTAOHE superior In every way to ony rother. Warinntodijcrfbotflt ,Bent^(pbWiiiA)i„V : ■P*°'P»*«»d, H.,H., joxat, Three pair ti, THB -[t- P L-IJBIB iTa ■ .TJHUM ' •1.00. : DOLLAB LIBBAllI. . • ii an ."BgBooKei BgnooKBii ancDoomni. 1 <.ntolnla, ^7-'S^,^^V,T^^I^: BankHotes, CWS, orPoslago Sbmps. AddreeeTT , T^™. OriAK HmiSr BArf, tto AnthS-Publidier. ' Mew Payen, Conn. ' 4-M iilM lUta OBp^lOB'0(i(ai)ON, .Tlowitdiklflitjr.' VOB. ^.tOtaaldait^iia^.the and'of , - . ' '\^''?!'!i!?!tt*''M«vMnd,irw fra^rwitii odm a 'AM^^fttB'fto^ottheaifr'—*■ ^■ ■'■^JladJ: illtta lortly Utml» ^Met^ fl«oiibo wind it.mo(nl>> V-HdeyisStdaSiftfirtidSwff^^ .,, .:.:TaR«rtb.ethe-bdxtyaaidTafinishingUri .':'- r .. 'OaBlh>tni«iiiiy!onth«rdearblakiklea, . ' - - I . . V TTatddhgthe cals atan, one by. 6n*,'atlt*i ■ , > i 'leaiy Jono" is probably tho loTdlest .mmtti in th^ Vii^. the leveUaeas which aoDBATTD'S MajQloilH WAfTrt J mj ilOATED SOAP Indneee,'' la. mbat inarvoUooa; It nmoTti \ ittMt^ konbun; 'ka)lawiioa*, moth; paatdei.rMness. nm ,han;.fiedi wTrrms,;«;b;, as.if by tbe'totioh'of'aa itnSini .wand—leaving sklh; bbaatlnlly white, .ipft, smooth, i A^aBffpareJti'.^tB^sbbthkg prop«rUM makeMtesleiitldrto'l -bt^neit.^d its HoktabUIty rwdera it truly valnabiaio sei^' isni -the thore espedelb a« It dan bb oaad as well in salt? <niUtuUli6ttt .(MITBAtlP'OoirDnEBUBTUEiawKr 't6 Uprobt joperf^qona hair, <»llhbat iniurlng thd 'inoat 'Oil!..' <Wt7^A$VJS,HAlJl bESTORAnVEw podrvab 1 toi'^tfnr .whm^''lt haallUlbn oft and sttQ wlryliair aT IRvmt itf^n .tnralngjiMmanrdy grey, d6UBA1I *^ BOUOB i mparts k roOeate Uagp to pala bhedn and i . .HP'S JAT.nUlTiS Is a'beautlral ptopaiattonIbrwh ;iwn*i!led^-'-''-' - .nia.Cw .OODBAtn) m ■ m .'.adsmetMa and proparaUting of SB,' -'-■■to.bo.obldned' at hU Draot 67 fcot la] Broadway, N.T./ ./• Co., l%d,Md,Walntit Btwots.-;.. )9VW,ae|til«gton stre^^ootAn) B1U«,.| 'ff.rit % i. A'K p , -t;a.:b L;B' is . . ., „ - . - ■ ^.aap ........ --tllv^ OOHBINATtOK CDaHlONft ' JsStajtodby Irtttors Patent dated Feb. IB, 1886) Got J L IBM,". iiaad.; ,^t*f^ impwrvements in these Xaibloiiimaka theip Tmnml 1°^"' ^7 °»''o'*?*^ toaSenuStB^2| s?s5ars5S!?»A°^ ^^^^ b^^UhSrsi ^ JOOK-" The Oiine of BDnarda'*! Ith-tdltlon, onlMgod, roTlsed, IBustrated vHth-addWoad^l grwM andapwttnltpa atfldof the author. ' Price,- one doST-l ■ ' ' ' ' ''''a.^ilT.ydesOrosbystee^,'- EH A T B :ti /0 K ail , »BW BOpKBl' jiNHW ,B0 6.S.8ll-,i ; BOHt; »Alii"TO SBBD POB'^A 0 A T All\0 i'0, j|ii| OTO HHW/UlALOaUB KOWbeADT. ' . • ' " Ban* tam—posiioH PAip-lpw ATOiinaii^ttfl 1 XBB.OLD EBTABIIBEED AND ONLT BEUA^tf'BiXlS,' . . ■ AJTO spoBTiMa oqoi^^^^ TTbere brdeics/irei promptly .and fktihfuqy .fxeoate^V" ' ■ ! Additw; TEOliAB OBUBBlf; ;Ha(bie |iatld^ ' 1' ' MKaasan-Streeti'Hew'Tbtk,' BO OK SI BOOK 811 BO OK SUL SFOBTINa ABTIOLEa OABDa AND PBOnBii ': 'a J. H. FABBRTiTl, |loakBdler, It Ana street, tr.X .. Books ol every variety, either Voreign or Dotaieatlo, faiqlahed I on application. Partiea desiring books -of any .doseriptloa, by I sending address, postj)dd,iria receive ImmedlatoaHettBon. An I -Bocks, Sporting and Anoy Artldes you may see advertleed, wU I be fornlaned to ordsr.. Catalogues sentoii application. AddrMsi I J. H. FARBTTJs dealer In Books and Taaoy ArUdies, Ko. » AilM I stwet. New York, ^ , 8 WILSON'S BETRHAT, WEEHAWKBN,:N. J.-Tb» proprietor of tho above named estabUahmtnt takes'thU 1 method of Informing his friends and the public, that . B*aigtl> I eolldto their patronagei The Iteat ot aloe, ylaosh' liquor* ani I dgsis win be kept -eonataalb on hand, and every efihrt inads ts I moke the vldli of partiea wbo may Ihvor 'Um'Wlth ■ oall, plM% I ant and agroeable^ > - Bla quoit grcnnd, eto, wlU alwus be lam I in the best bonditlon an|) ready for play. ' 'I N. B.—The boato from tu street to Weehawkon ara nawni»l ning regularly; . 4Mlt ■ "t-\o tou want wbi ±Jr ■ . , IS or MOUSTA-I OBESt"—InlStllflrstaakod thisqii^oa. ,Itwaaa»| swared by nomerbas people'; sad I ask If any of-them ever tawv I myOngaenttofUllpdoIngall ldBimod farli; namely: ihatill would oomiral the Beard or Mouatacho t!>Arow npon ihe amoctlti I est faco vriOUn dx weeks trpm the first anilibabon.' UU^aS I cessful isvsnton, I have liad to contend vrfth a host ot <n ni^ty - I somo of whom -evea go eo, fbr a^ to copy my tdveittsamam I Sowever, truth is mighty, and wlU prevail; and yon, my beart^ I leas frlsnds,"win find that my Ongnoit Is the only thlngUiat -wfl I reaOy fbroe the Beard to grow; and will neither slain or iBtaa I the'aUn. laendittoaayjpart of . tbo 'coontoy, (ree of iHistai for «1. [8-It*] B. oTaBAHAM. No. 109 Naaaao Btreeti,>ri OW TO WIN AT CARDS;-Send. your sddrea _:^andtwdredatampe to HOWABD M.'.&BA'f&B, New York I ity Post Offlce, and bewininlbnnyotiot a BUBEmtthodctI winnlngat ALL the various games, nylt, aad getaaaaswati byretummoU.' . ■_ ^. ' (Uty I FANOYI ,TB9, FANCTII—A, Mario .Cigar OaM,! together with ahpautlfUgilt, rich oatalogne, hS, withlal InstruoUons, sent.for tU .TUa la-tho groatwt ohanoe hitbll worldl Agents are making ficomts to too petr day. VeU.itia.1 SendforthaUagloClgarOase. . Address', O. a. BEBBY, •■Mt» -, :iIOTih8tt»froM,N.H.' HO 1 FOR FISHINGl—Fivre.new and beantlflil «r* forcatohtog an kinds ot Pish, and in any water, asfiutw I yon can Mck them op; also,' another new art Enough said Befder. Ml paitloulan, very intereatlag, sent free; Address, . i' . .. : .a. Q. BEBBY, North8traflloid,'N. a. f\HrLOOKI OUR inSW PACKAGE is nbw reudt. V_/^>.'*/a'*'>^<>'ttial''tocdebrated package. Tb(illbf<rqr| phirons whohava had the "BIJou," we would say, get ibis ona by I dl mcaaa. If contains Skotobes, Poems, Bdbds, Itoasts, ««■■ I bealdea a magnificent colored engraving whloh dono.Is wortha I dollar. .7or thla Oreat Budget ot reading wt only ohargb'tirestT',! flveoenls. . ... ' Bemember ihat -we also deal in Books thiit oan'tbe b«a( tat'I which wo'aoU at. prices lower than'ihe lowest Bend for ost I OreatUammothOrtologaes. 'Addiross.EDGAB,ilOBPBV4rOo.i . ftt.; No;81HasasaStre4;t,Nevr.Yirk.; QOMETHINa NE7 FOR THB BOYSIt^A losaba «b OAngllng. .Bally. PrioeMcenta. Addfess,- Mt;i..: ) :. ... EDOAB, UOBFHY «i Oo.,eiNaasaaBt,ir.Yi.< TMPORTANT • NOTIOE.—I yjill sond a oImbIw (on J. risoslpt of stamps) which 'contains a degbription Ot ihe peer I man'i need aad rioh nuui's friend, Address; '' ' -1- • ■ J. FADOBLT, Unigglsi,. OOtflt' 'Bosei, BtoadwayP. O., bim of B. Mokwo^ ''QOI<DlBRfl I 'for ony othir mnn" oon lenrn k BUBS I > O' WAY. 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