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GODERICH, ONTARIO, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPT. 17, 1868.
Business Mitutorg.
GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED,
t NIA
PROVISION STORE.
ARCHIBALD HODGE,
raotircs atcliv•it Orr,
Cameron' Block, Kingston Street,
noranten.
fl ftAI, rpm* OATMEAL, CORNMEAL,
4-7
than, Mem* Potatoes, Buse, Sutter,
ecc.Htesett .,4t price teed for gram and ati
loads of produce. watt
01 BARRY & BRO.,
Oft
CABINET MAKERS
1VOOD -TURNERS !
AND UNDERTAKERS,
Hamilton St„ Goderich,
WEEP constantly on hand ferule al! &Si-
n cies In their line, such
Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables,
Sofas, &c.,
erne All kinds of wood -turning done, such as
Noot pciats, stair buoistera neckyokes, Ac
Always on hand,* complete
ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS
and alIEt ILSE to hire on reasonable term
Goderich, May 3rd, 1 -6 1 5w6m•
GODERICH FANNING MILL
AD
l'eam p 1.7'netory I
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INFORM
t he.ababitaamol 14. euir•twa 01 Huri•
end lIrucethat lerissid,Manufacturingoind k,
on hand • .umber of 4.
SUPERIOR FANNING MILLS & PUMPS.
He would min welarle 1ra w Attention to 0/
Millsois he will warrantthiontotree Whestirom
eao,ceekle.ehtto kc. Peopionadorto ordirr
e nd warranted.
Pterw,. 11.,411.e1• I. V Ill••1114/0••
mai Cambria It oc4
At.enagentf -rthesale of Wirsan'a premium
•iirl 'Intent i:1,1.TIV r011,:wli eh es• aaaaa vet
hoed Login. generceatistactio.i iota were weu
have mad them.
HENRY DODD.
Diadem h , Arm Mel, 141
W. M. SAVACE,
IreliY8 and wile New York Drafts -Crete's.
or." backs-Nationalcurreney-Statenetes,
lied umerreat money at current rate col.
exchenee. et
19th Dec., 1465. • w47.1yrei
SASH AND DOOR
• FNCTORY. •
TH.?4":11117.1711.1";21";hoZ:,:t4:•11;41'Z
✓ igged by Donald rosining, an. now propared
to cury on the liosintun of manufscluring
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings,Ploorng.
Siding,
and .11 Gus of
CI It (7 E 0 11,1K,
such as Circle and Gothic 55.4 004 Primes
They think Inim their gasmen, in Factory
Work,thst they can rive fiatisfaction to all who
may (Scor thein with a call.
N.B.-A liberal disconet to the trade.
JAR RTCHANAN,
DAVID LAWSON',
WM, ROBINSON.
Godencs. March ath. 147,
3.808.
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON
AND' GLOIlt!
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Has been in exuttence rtv-iwo tem. and
during that peirioil ho p..4
live and a half million pounds sterling.
The dialierasenent of this niong,„,,,, lilil
ale without dortit contributed 10
11 lhe
?nen 004 u,ofc latint..t.m.11„,
Houa.holden, end bootless men generally,
wherever A i• reprene-aerl,
In its 1st year. Prot. the Plat Premiums
alone amounted te • • •• •..
In As 10th year, 1,46, n 1.0,781
20th trone.16191, " £011,270
myth year, 1986, " " .Orwl.112
One year later, 1967, rr „ 0,8,053
TT:: 1117 aR,,eare""ve' 1•!:::11 ii"o; eV:XI:4T 3
The rompany ie reerowatel ibronstwet On-
lIrni sod Quebec. 1,7 inliseatill Agonlil In
whom application for insorames say he made.
.C. SMI1H, awretanr,
Mr, ..... t.
A. IBMS, Arent 6w
When, for Exeter w. N. Wawa, lor 8eaterta'
Oodeneh. Feb.11.14ets,
ere1 •
LOOK HERE
Jj
trip, ,,,,e„,er;her haviREMOVED to the
More laud. oeenpi.dhy wm•le;mcAN
fine dem smolt of Bingham's, twegs Num.
• wiehes to inform hie (nom/sin the Tomei of
Onderich and suerounding country
thaj 14.
sow him the Imgent and meet
of Fall iend Winter
Boots and Shoes
of any hem. in.Ase eetentry,untatou.
style of Ladies and Children's gaelk""1
that lks has des • 'ere large ,,,,,ftaittriodf
ORNTLEN1Fte's
WINTER BOOTS
often 1041 hoth !eleerlee, tad al his
own manufacture, which he will lag
Cheap for Cash!
(1,1.4 petunias', u he 1* sateded that he
Inn jam the goods me out
8AM'L FUR8E.
Omlerieh, Sept. 24, 1867
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The Greatest Possible Good to the Greatest Possible Number. •
Business Elirectoen.
ALLAN P. IN ACLZA11,
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AAA JUST RECEIVE!' A Liam
0
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0
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
Consisting an part of Westin England Bread
cloth., &seam", Maury., liewskiss, freacy
Eng fish , :Scotch ,•nd French Tisseds,f•ashineemi.
flueskina, and • variety 01 Canadian Cloths;
P1.,,,, hist.n, and Flowered Veatinge, Shirts,
Oloves, Caps. dee., err.
He feels ouistilant ot giving ••1,iiketioo to all
who may savor him with their enters.
TWEED SUITS (all n001)1112 ead upwards.
Kir N. 3. -Cutting done to Order. at
Goderich, Sept esti. 1866,
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J&MF4 PIAILr4,
ARCHITECT,
pLANS AND err.e.de trATienes of Budd
Inc.. ,kc. ,got nein 4 oral nolvinvinclatyln
r Om,,.t ti,. Huron keel me Mart ,111•t
et euare.oroderich. lew vta7111,
L CK NO W HOTEL
AND STAGE OFFICE.
E. 11. CUNNINGHAM. Proprietor.
4,21rUATED on.the winter on the Northern
1.3 tinsel Rood, Lucknow, Stades:cave every
morning tor Unclench add W mrilifo. Tne
hotel is fillod up Willi eve, not-viol/ovum,fl lir
zonamiercial travellers. A large Ilsil attached.
Juse24,
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CABINET WAREHOUSE
N EW GOO DSMURDERo pier, find his revolver towards the (
THE TIPPERARY S.
house. While this exchange ot shots wife FOUL P L A Y.
AT BUTLER'S
Stationery, Tov, & Fancy
Goode Store.
1:11.A.1111( Lj S
of all kinds, styles and prices, excellent
polity sad first class MOO.
The Dominion tlotbes-Wringer
The best na ase ; wholesale and retail.
50 Rearm of Blue lino creamlaid letter
Paper. 150 Hearne Cream laid, Blue laid,
mod
Variously Tinted Note Papers.
5(1 Reams Blue erd Cream laid
1" 0 0 1....80.A.3?
OF ALL WEIGH S AND PIIICES:
75.000 ENVELOPES
All Colors, Quality, Size* and Kinds.
It} All the Porulor Magazines received
00 100f1 u publishe 1.
Mis33113neous B oaks
00 heed &Inapt. Alva an extensive stock
of the
Vario7 School Books !
- • A very ler e 'and varied stock of Ladies'
and Gentlemen,'
FANCY & SPORTING GOODS
on Ione, all of which arehought and
imported direct from the Bast e:uropean
trod American Manufacturers.
Everything in Stock will he told at a very
small advance on cost.
All thePopular Ballads
Sono, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
procured in two days' notive, and
sold at Publisher's Prices.
At
II Codified* Jose 29th. 1867.
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THE 01,Dte'eT IN THE COUNTY. BY- EnLypEtEls..4
D. GORDON,
AND UNDERTAKER,
Masulacturr • •no tme now ,
assortment otFurniture,at Wererooms,
WEST STREET, GODERICH,
amm eV
Setae, Bureaus, Tables, Bedstead*, !kir,
Cucuta Wool -seated Chairs, I Moulding
sad Looking (Ileums, variety .ot
Home Manufacture and Imported
D. G. has sways on hand a cnmplete as
ortment of COFFINS. Also, HEARSES
TO HIRE.
&Leather and Cordwood taken n els
change for Furniture.
Ooderieb. t7th Oct. 1567 el
ISAAC FREDERICK
W ATCHM A KEIL A: JEWELER,
WEST sT., oonEtircn,
Next door West or Vr totts' Saddlery.
eft one ttooe East of mg pow etre,
I WO% or.
WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELERY
REP .1 I RED ON SHORT :NOTICE.
In the best Style & WarMited.
Gold and Flitted Jewelr • Watches.
..7locke, „.
Constantly on Uri and werranted "to be as
represented, if not nifiey veranda'.
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The stock will be sold cheap to make way
tor fresh eonds. If yoit want • really good
dock go to I. Frederick's.
Goderich, Oct. 21 1467. w39,
GODERICH MILL
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
Crabb's Block Kingston Street.
FLOUR. Oilitmeal, Corn -meal odd Mill
Feed.
ALSO, a Int of prime Sugar Cured HAMS
saa Rolled
Just received this mnrrinl.
500 Rubel' prime Potatoes.
1000 " oats.
T. B. VANEVItil Co. '
Gorlerich June L1867. w2013.
CHEESE! CHEESE!
Shephard Strachan,
GRociuts,Goimuca.
HAVE been re.appointed nee agents at
11 Goderich (or the sale of the mlebrated
ter Factory Cheese.
Local dealers supplied at the Factory
riou.
STIEPII AHD StRACHAN.
Ooderieb. Mar 27, I e67. .1511
KURE PROPERTY FOR
rIMIE undersigned offers for 801,4 404 6, enn.
olo 3, fintienek townthip.-44 scree, 63
eleared, frame bern, 'noel lami. The pro
piny nnl y a m le Boon prevent nit wells,
and ax this railway rune through ot, better
milt territory cadent be found
WILLIAM ELLIOT,
Goderich.
s.w 60 If
March 24, i84
Money to Lend.
)NI very reaannabla wrists. Apply to
R. 1, DOYLE,
,Saynee's new Black.
eledefeb, Oth Jan 'Far,.
Dt.nette, Aug. I. -The puplie mind
is filled with horror at the horrid tragedy
in the county 'Tipperary. The first brief
notion of it which reached tows' com-
municated butes very faiut impression of
its charaoter, but the details which have
niece been received slaw that since the
memorable licence at Carriclehock ah
agiarian outrage so deep, rate and
nalIguL-
01117 has not been committed in the south
of Ireland. We have as yet no dear in-
fortuation 00 10 the dealings of Mr. Scully
with his tenantry, or the reasons which
induced him to resort to the 'extreme of'
eviction in order to enforce his views of
the "rights' of property." In hie present
state, suTering as he is from dangerous
wounds, ho is of course unable to offer
any explanation of his proceedings, and
the statements which are int ciraulatiou
reflecting upon his conduct are, perhaps
cap ble of being refuted, and must be re-
oeived with some dietrust. The property
of Ballychoey, about 300 acres, is situate
ebout two miles south of the Limerick
Juuction ; it ore,einally formed part of
the Portarling•. estate, which was one
of thoee dismembered by the operation id
the Encumbered Estates Act. It was
purchased in MI5 by Mr. Charles Grey,
J. l'., then .gent over the estates of the
Earl of Derby, and was sold by him its
I 8C6 to Mr. Scully. Theru were 22
tenants on the property, to sellout it is
said, he offered 'oases eoutaning snippet
and singular covenants, to the e T:ct that
they were to give up their farms on 'sr
reoeiviug 21 days' notice, and resign •
cleim tel growing °rope on compensation.
It us difficult to believe that the leave he
professed to give were of so illusory a
character, whatever the exact ternie
were, the tenants refused tuaccept the
lessee, and he determined to ejeot them.
A few of them had not paid their half
ycar'e rent, but had ilodged the amount
and were ready to pay on the settlemteit
of the pendmg dispute. 'A feeling ot
exasperation We. existed by :WI% Scully's
determination, and, apprehending t :mond
danger he applied to the magistrates lor
protection, and was allowed an. escort of
coiitg forward, Cleary, at the head of his nee
erite-eJ the etteloeure. and obeerving sinttke
issuing from the port -hole, he fired into it,
and it is supposed with some erect. Mr.
Scene returned to the attack. led the way
41,10 Ow chNell itax louse, followed by the eon_
11041110, and so they entered the IciEheu,
which open ,,:to the yard, they stumbled over
the prostrate body ef Gorman, who .......mu his
head ea 1( 1.0 be lifted, red wa; raised tit ono
of the constables. The placte was foetid to
be empty. the OCCUplUitll having escaped
through • hole made in Ass wall 04the beak.
Constables Csitill and Collisoo meanwhile.
found Maher lying wounded tn the foot, and
Centime stooped to rai.e him, and while doing .
so was shot iti the. back ot the head. In the I
angle, tortweetithe house loud eut•otlices, they
foiled Morrow lying dual, haviug been, like
Garman, shot from the loop -hole. He was,
as the accounts say, riddled with bullets. -
One had gone through bis heart, two others
bad penetrated Ina brtrast, and he had receiv-
ed others in tAa lett arra and left leg. He
was 30 years of age, awl had been 14 years
et the service. Kelly was shot iu the thigh
awl severely wounded, ...d C,ihill had a tier. I
row escape, a bail Laying grazed his left
breast atter ptureiug through hit coo Mr. I
Scully retaine 1 his presetice of mind threagh.
out, and, ane;.1 the terrible Beene, del not
forget the object uf his visit ; but, taking
some paper* and a revolver from homeward
he prooceded, in centimes, with two con-
stables, to Ballykirteen, the noodence ot Mr
Bolton. Lord Derby'a agent. 0,i the way the
coustables mused to leave him end return
for their dead comrades, but he made the
characterietw remark that they could do no
wood to deed men. it .sa better to protect •
living one. At Ballykirteea Le received abet.
ter rod medical attendence,-oue tof the two
bullets which heal lodges1 in los' face waitex.
treated ; tin other ie still in his left jaw. -
He wag broaget home about 7 o'olock in the
evening, under a strehg escort of conembul-
my, and is likely to recover. Collison was
conveyed to the Limerick Junction, aud
received medical treatment. Cleary and
another constable remainsil with Gorman
until e died, about 6 o clock. He had suc-
ceeded his father inVie agenee, and was
educatei at Mr. Seully'tiaexpetese in a veteri.
nary college M Ediuburgh. On searchiug
the farmhouse the police found near the
luopholt• blerelerbuse, which had burst, and
' and a revolver ; and in the left ewer the
kitchen a four barreled revolver with three
chamber, loaded, and a bott'e half tell el
brandy. In the openine through which the
amaerine enamel • pistol was found. 'rite
police loaf no time in ehdeavoriux to track
them, and arrested berme men on euspicion.
An iuquest waa 14.14 05 Saturday at 2 o'clock
before Mr. Morrissy, the coroner. After
hearing the evidence of die constables and
medical gentlemen, the jury found the follow-
ing verdict .
..The jury., fied th-it sub-constables,„ Sam'l
Morrow. and Darby Gorman,, (111110 by th .ir
&whit on the lantht of liallycohey from the
effects or bullet wows& inflicted on Friday,
the I fdlt _ef August, Irak, by some porton
or persons th 00 at present utokmown. The
jury are farther of (opinion that the conduct
of Mr. Wm. Scully, aa regards proceedings
towards his tetr.ote Ballycohey, it much
to be de.preciated, and the sooner legislative
enactments be pissed to put • stop to any
such proceedings the better. for the peace
and wetfare of Ow country."
1 to tgistei ial inquiry wu afterwards held,
and Patrick suet John Dwyer, who are cuu•
sine, Tully Heffernan, and James Greer were
detained in custody. The other prisoners
were dockusrged.
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liven of many innocent Demons, while
bl,eel now oriels to Heaven against you;
and if I am Miro to tell the cruel tale; 141 1.
in, thanks to you; for you did your Lest to
81' i'llitItLEO •013 OWN meeMearim.t kill me, and what 14 worse, kill Hobert
Penfeld, this gentleman's sou for Ile Wail on
• board the ship. You are no better than
'
" Ah, said Michael, " that
, must hat e I Welt suille ufligr Robert Tenfold ;
hot my sofa. 41 .'..,,,!d not come h ....
Ilia tune was net up, you knew.
" It was Robert Tenfold, son of Michael
P f Id "
I" Excuse Mea menton(," said Michael ;
and he went to the drawer, and brought
her • photograph of Robert. " Was it
this Robert Penfoid r'
The girl took the photograph and eyed
it, and lowered liar head over it.
"
bon" she unmanned
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polioe to accompany Iiim 0 the land.,
On Tuesday, as already stated, he only
partially succeeded in' serving the notices.
On Wedhesday and Thursday the
weather was very inclement, and he was
induced to postpone the serv:ce of the
re.t, sixteen or eighteen in number, until
Friday. He sent out from his residence
at Ballinclough about 7 o'clock in the
morning, secompanied by Jeremiah Gor-
. idan, Lis steward, an intelligent young
FRESH OYSTERS!
WHOL001LE•11D1174111.,
BY THE KEG, CAN OR COUNT
LOBSTERS,- SARDINES,
, AND CI. \
FRESH LEMONS, ORANGES, DATES,
Cocoanuts. Fi-s Cremes.
dce., &c. &c. at
E. 13 I 1•T C21:1 -I M ' S ,
Weateide of Markel .`4/11,1r4,
30.11160. aw99
THE RIDGE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
THE HEilDSNCE OF THE I..t 1 E JOHN
GALT, Esq.
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!THIS property is beautiffelly situated °ppm -
A site ?he Town of Uoilenoh, on the
. North Bank of the
MONEY To LEND.
EASY TERMS.
.1. R. GORDON.
0o4orlob, Jam 14t14, IDS. wlU
RIVER MAITLAND,
and (tithe Basks of 1.04110 Ileron. It con-
tains o: Z-10 acres of Land. more or less.
with Dwelling Home, Outhouses, Stables,
kr., with laroe Garden, Vinery and Orchard.
The Vnod lond consiets preucieally of Oak
and the flowering Linder, Cheny, Maple, AC.
The Grounds are, in vesy good order. There
ire three never failing springs of pure water
on the Property,. The situation for. a private
residence minutiae surpassed in the Prow
tree.
For terms app47 to
nos. GALT, Esq.,
Barrister, Toronto
D. SIIADE GOODING,
Barrister, Gioderi.th.
Goderich. 6th July. 1866. . sw9fltf
NEW GROOERY !
ANT)
Flour and Feed Store.
WM. ROBINSON
B1f4 ,P1 oecteolv to anneence, to the in
8.° habitants of Goderieh and vicinity that
he has commenced in the above line in Mr.
Sinailt's old stand,
CORNER OF.SqUARE & NORTII ST.
In the Grocery Department be will keep
on hand carat articles, and sell as cheap a
thePactiluPrarLatteetien paid 10 114. line of
FLOUR ANI) FEED!
and as the stIvertiostr bee had many yearn'
experienee in that branch of bustnest, be
rule enefitient that he nen give satisfaction.
Goairich, Feb. 7, 184214. ewe%
MRS. ivINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,
For tHellilirere
Z;;;;;17
AIN and %monodic whoa, and
gage to Regulale ties Rowel..
Dr rind arm It, inolboni, 14.111 give tont to yournievon
find
Relief and Health to your Infanta.
W. havr pot dr CINI 4004 on. ono, for years, am
a, ".,,,iiiiienc• end Truth ..1 it who .• Inii. •
5050'11•008 star to say of any Man ftwaltriao -War 0
..11 F.iI.1 in , nine), 10.044001 In Met • Care, wins
timely „set 44....,414 sf• haws ea "wham at If*
.,,thenotion Ity 057 ion Olin QOM 11 011 Ihe aseisary,
•j‚,. meows aith se usgessea,11104 ' tome m wee
of onnonontatto• of in neSeies sail evem _
orts.. W,..rall tall% soaks ,Merin finrrWs:1
0,, , ono of •quif WV., awl Plostis et etwaterem eor
,h, i..161,,,,iii nr What ••• INTO &OW! III 61111r mot **pry
inenOlon olninitlin Wain la sfillsetse Atm Tann and as
hone tie, relief
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2.„4,1181 nivivil. '4'. Vol+ i ighil UV* ilOilinn.g.
lo.n4°' 044St"I'l ! "I *S. f.'"nj "U."' 0 eM2:11171,
CaMilita
man, and 3laher, a hcrd, and proceeded
to the Handle station, on the Waterford
and - Limerick Railway. Two constables,
named McGrath and Kelly, who have
guarded him by night and by day for
rune time past, also went with him, and
on arriving at the Limerick Junction
the mist was reiefurced Sy eoustables
Cleary, Collison, iCanill and Morrow.
They walked in the line u far as the
"lee Ilouse," and then turned off .to
the fields to 'cross over to Ballycohey
which they reached about half -put nine,
o'clock. They were immediately observe
ed, scouts having probably been on the
watch, who knew by the arrival
of the train the time at which • '
he •might be' expected. Shouts and
whistling naught up front 14411. 10 bill, in-
stantly conveyed intaigenee of his ap-
proach. and from every Ude the peasant,
try came trooping down in a. protniscous
throng of men, women and chidreo.
From 400 to 130 people were soon col
lected on the spot, end' 'as the excite-
ment spread fir and wide the numbirs
were constantly increasing. They present
round the party as closely as they
could, btit were kept in check by the
little band of opnetabulary. Mr. Scully
WI.aesailed With shots of' "Murderer"
and "Robert," by the people, who seem-
ed cited to frenzy, and vowed Smi-
they would have his life and that he
would never enjoy Ballycohey.- One rano
said, "We might es well be dead as
alive -what can we do ?" Armed with
a double !Smelled gun and a revolver,
Mr. Scully disregarded theirmetwices
and nialedietione, and, with a dogged
courage which he retained to the last,
he went from house to house to serve
the notices, with his steward and herd
in attendance to witness the service.
The houses howev,er, were. empty, and
he was baffled. He peony took sous,
luncheon which he had brought with
him, and Yru about , to resume hie
search for the tenaute, but constable
Cleary, who was in charge of the police.
force, seeing the crowd still ineretterng
and the HA of a collision mora im-
minent, strongly advieed him not to
proceed fnrtber. Ile agreed at first to
this judicious counsel, and they were
on their way back to the station, when,
unhappily, as they approached the farm
stead of • tun mimed Dwyer, be determined
to make an effort to serve him. It will be re-
qembered that on 'fuest:ay • peosen of the
stem name -whether actually the emu or
not does clearly appear -seed Let influence
to undue the -'14 -le return peaceably
home'but then they were unarmed and unpre-
pared. It waa net so now, as Mr. Scully
and hie party Roon learnt to their terrible
cost. They fell, in feet, into a fatal am-
butecade. the place wa4 eo situate as pecu-
lierly to favor • nremodotated plan to lure
Mr. Scully and hie aretistame to their des-
truction, The farmyard n a large•quadrangle
one sok of winch in occupied hy dwelling
boss., and 11 nght impel to this range of
ost-ollicea ;the peen two SKIPS are enclosed
by hedges, It is a,,prosehed by an narrow
lane thrnagh an entrance near the gable of
the huge. Constable Cleary, with four of
hie men. remained at the end ef the lane to
keep back the morning and threstatting
erowd, while Mr Scully, along with Gorman
1.04Maher, went in. All armed deserted,
bet it was let Po. The instant they entered
two Ards wore emu, from the dwelling.hottee
and one from a rude loophole venally made
in an out home commanding the door .4 tko
home. Poor Gorman was near the three41.
hold when les fell mertelly wountled. The
Allot aimed st Mr. °Welly came from • loll
neer the kitei,en, wheee feetheehee had
Mee np to screen the. museenn. He re.
used teree wound, on the head. one hellet
reusing right throegh hie throat lle cin
t wee, het imntebetelp repining his fest
hurried towards the gate, and, wider .41,4*.
.10810 BILLINGS SAYINGS.
Don't m istak e d oun cast eyos for modesty;
dounent eyes are often on the lookout,
ewaye.
ir you are looking after happinens,
don't take the turnpike, take one ov the
Ly made ; you will avoid the tollgates
and find it less crowded and dusty.
11 ipokrasy is one ity the vices that you
kaint konvert ; you might ari well under-
take to git the wiggle mit of a snake or
the greese out ov fit pork.
We should be kcrful how we encourage
luxury. ; it if but a step forward from
hoeenke to, plum puddin, hut is a male
and a half, by the nearest road, when we
have to ;co back again.
Thar isjiet &much jealousy (it isonly
less dangerous) sinongthe lowly se among
the ritch ; the poor devil with a hole loaf,
Under his arm to the lord oe his neigh-
bourhood, and the haltloaves look on with
wonder while he struts up and down the
alley.
The beet condiehun in life is not' to be
• ritch as tew be envycd, nor so poor as
to be dammed.
Is it charity taw giv few a thankless
cues in need Certainly • jest as much as
it would bo to save a drowning vow,
Revenge is just as natral an milk ; you
will nee lit'le bits of boys club the poet
that they blimp their !wade against.
.A. Suooesslon of Horrors.
The old pr. merit tio at " tn isfort Imes nerer
,''ion' singly" was curioniely illustrated in •
England during the week of the A bergele
Railway diasater. While the frightful
details if( this slaughter were fresh topice
of talk in Liverpool, its (Mitten"; were
startled Ity an explortion which killed fon.
Men on the ispot, and so fearfully wounded
aixteen more that two have Mime died, and
two nue° are dying. The victims of this
casualty snore yet unburied when one of the
meet destnictive storms known for yeers 1
suddenly it wept along thenerth western
*at. of Englan dand strewed it with wreck'.
SO violent and unexpected wan the gale
that whole crews were hut, and no one
left to tell the •tory. The extent of the
IOU .4 141, will probably never be known,
but it was certainly very large. Stich a
rapid succession of horrors, all necurring
within three days, has naturally created a
profound sensation mill over England.
X . Cm, Mo., Sept. 5th.- A agent
cern° into Haya city last evening from Fort
Dedee. He reports' that a Mexican train
was attacked on the M/th of Anima at
Pawnee Fort, on the old State free route
37 miles smith west from Fort Design, by
ts large partyof Arrapahoe and Cheyenne
Inaiana. They killed 16 Meticann, scalp-
ing them and and burning their bodies with
the wagon., Another train • fe*
beyond waft surresafully metalling • the
efforte of the Indians to reeptnre them.
Another train loaded with 715,000 pound'
nf wool wee attacked at Cemeron Crooning,
26 mile* f ym Fort Dodge on tb. -ante
reed. "he r MI fought untill their am
tionitio qa, 1 oat, and th. n ehand, noel
ye tre•n, whims what auk they °fluid.
with, you. la he mad f More trouble !
UlOPO trouble :"
" not alarm yourself," said Ilelen
he .111 noot land III England fur year.," -
here she satisfied a soh, -" and how ere
that we shall have reilored hint to
aocloty."
Isorted at that, mut shook his
head.
"
Never,"
ssiel he;. that is innpossible."
" Why impossiblet' •
" They all saar-he ill a felon."
" They 41 shall say that he S a
martyr. '
" And he is ; but how can that ever be
proved!"
1 don't know. But 1 an% sure the
tnith can alway• b, proved, if people have
patience and perseventnos."
" My aweet young lady," said Michael,
madly, " yeti don't know the world."
" 1 a,'1.1e:ruing it fast, though. It may
take a few years imam''., to make power-
ful frientle, to,,....pe my way amengat fur-
gers, and noes, and wicket], dishonestt peo-
ple of all stole, hut so stirelF aa Pet .Fit
there I'll clear Robert Penfold before I
The wed foobloNtl man gazed on her
with attune:Mon and astouishmeut.
She subdued her dashing eye, and said
with a smile, „" And you shall help me.
Mr. l'enfoltewlet me ask yeti •.
1 called here before ; but you were gone to
Edinburg. Then I wrote to you at , the
"thee, begging yon to let me know the
moment yeti retnnitod. New, do you thiuk
1 am angry , but pray tell mo why you
would note newer nty letter."
Michael Penfrolol was not teirdened with
Iresoor, po,prr, but whn has not got a little
of it in some corner of his heart f " Mir
Itolleetom," said he, "I trim horn a
11100, and wail • num of fortune once, till
false friends ruined me. I am in busineen
now, but still a gentleman ; and neither
ae gentleman not aa • man of business
tenth] 1 leave a lady's letter unanswered.
I nevvr *itch a thing in all my life. I
never gott seer letter," he said quite put
out ; and his wrath waa so like • dove's
that Helen nulled and said, " But I post-
ed it mvselt. And my address Wall in it ;
yet it VOLK returned."
" Well, madam, it was not delivered. I
sums you.: . • -
" It was intercepted; then." -
He Implied at her. She blushed, and
said " Yes, 1 an, getting suspicious, ever
Jnnee I found 1 was followed and watched.
Excuse me e moment."
She wentto the window and peered
through the curtains. She saw a man walk-
ing slowly by ; he quickened his pace the
moment she opened the curtain.
" Yes," said she, " it wee interdepted,
and 1 am watched wherever 1 go. '
Before she could say any mere a bustle
WWI heard on the stairs, and in bonneted
Nancy House, talking as she came. ." Ex-
euse me, Mr. !tenfold, bnt I can't wait no
longer with my heart • bursting ; it is ! it
is 1. () my dear, sweet young lady ;, the
Lord be praised ! You really are alive
and well 040. you I mint and shell ; come
beck from the dead ; there -there --
there I"
" Nancy my gond kind Nancy," cried
Helen, and returning her embrece exec'.
ly.
Then followed a burst of broken ex Home
Gone ; and at hot Helen niade mit that
Nancy waa the landlatly.,0and had left Lam-
bert long a,.,.
" But, dear heart .." said " Mr,
Pt•nfold, I•m properly Pastimes of you. To
think of her coming here to see you, and
net Inc !"
"Itut I didn't know you wore here,
Nancy:Then followed antresmief inquirine,
end midi warm-hearted gym path y with it11
her daneers and trtniblee, that Helen was
led into retealing the Calle° of it all. •
" Neney, said elle," solemnly, '• the ship
was will...11v cut away ; there was • villein
en beard that made holes in her and gunk
her."
Nancy lifted urlier hands in astonish-
ment. Itut Mr. l'enfiold was far Mari our-
proied and agitated.
" For Heaven's sake, don't say that r
he cried.
"
Why not, air 1" iMid Helen ; " it is
the truth ; and 1 have got the testimony of
dying men to pro me it.'
" I run eorry foe it. Pray den't let
Anybody know. Why, Wanness* would
Ids. the insnranee of El50,000."
" Arthur Wardlaw knows ; my father
te,ld him.
" And he never told me," said. l'enfoid,
with growing etirpriee.
oewbotes nie ! what a world it is !"
cried Nancy. " Why, that You murder,
and no less. It ill 11 wonder she waint't
drown,led, and another friend into the
bargain that I had in that very nhip, 0,
I wish I haul the Villaiti here that did A,
I'd tear hie eyes oat
Here the mite a servant. hounded in,
reliant and giggling, gave Nruicy a triton.
tohnnt glance, and popped nes again, hold.
ing.. the door open, through which in slouch-
ed a seafaring man, drawn by I'vettold's
atieertisement, and decoyed into Neney's
pcgwence by, the imp of • girl, who thought
to 4de • her metres..
An4 who for some daya had secretly
ex pectes Mum visa, intently gave • little
Nue tt I elen massed • violets tureen' ;
end upon that ; Wy lie realm Merl her, and
literally staggered hack &step or two, and
these word. 4,11 001 of his mouth
" The sick goI!"
Helen cenglit him •
" Ay 1"cried •he ; ', but she is alive in
iota a yeti and to punish you."
(the darted fortrard, and her 0715 850111.]
lightning.
"110k at this man, all of yen,'' she
at him well ; the in the
wretch that metalled the l'neserpine 1"
CHAPTER LEH.
'0 Mile Helen, how tahll yon *ay that I'
cried Nene!, 414 ntter dismay. ' I'll ley my
poor Joe never did no Nisch wicked-
ness.,
Rut Helen waved her off without look.
net at her and e • ntesi at Wylie CHAPTER LC1 1 1.
Next morning, atm. • defiler niyht
•
!VOL. XXL ---NO 34
"Certainly, madam," said Michael
lipid it is neuesaary to tale the number of
them."
•• ' Anil how '0'' yl In 1111 that
- • " tit fiy, every notal .has int own cumber."
yu don't aay so • then them 81
ties ars, all numbered, belike."
Certainly, and 117041. 1014 me to Ulm
an aissassin.
* Well, wen, othertley yynts!tall. I could
down the numbers. 1 will elo so."
not hoar the sight of themejust ,et,; fer it
is them as haa hateu the ruin of pour Joe
Wylie I do think.'
Michael could not follow this ; but, tbe
question haying been metal, he adverted
her, on grounds or common !modem+, not
to keep -theta in the house without taking
down their Thildbers.
We will talk about tlitt in the aVenif
ing,' said Namy.
Aesordlitgly, at night, Nancy pmeluced
the notes, ausl Die:heel took down thine
nuinbers and deuriptien in his pocket.
book, 'limy ran Moe 19,444 to 10,463.
And he pirotuteed her to try and aseertsine
through e hat liends they hail Footed, fie
seal lie but e faced in the husk of Eng -
lend, who might perhaps he able to dis-
cover to what private-benk they lied been
apron over her heed, and rocked and Las.uuked.r.At 0%1:n.11r:rot rmitisretan,.our....„, anut..dtt,,It.eit.thilirt
to exannue tiLir L000ks, alit' any Go
I ' 1 6111 a man that'. down,' said Wylie,
in
a low and broken !Imaging Ins
head. ' Don't !tit aus ally mons. I didn't
mean to take any body's life I I took my
chem.) with die rest, lady, as l'ut * 1111111.
I have lain in my bud manys the night
' crying like a child with thinking you were
de,e1. And wow I am qiul you &Ai ojave
to be revenged on the. 'ell, you see, it
is year turn now; you have lost nie my
• we•theart there; she'll never speak to sue
again, after this. All, the poor men gets
* 11 (2,. blame ! You don't ask who tempt-
ed me; and if I was to tell you, you'd hate
nie worse than ever; ao I'll &lat.. If I'm
a simmer, I'm a sufferer. England's too
hot to hold tue. I've only to go to sea,
rktid get drowrient the quiskest way.' And
witl, this lot ventured a deep sigh, and
slouched out of the neom.
Nancy sack itito a beet and threw her
6.1bbtfli AS a her heart would break.
As fur Helen Hollestam, she still stood Perital
whom they had iota them. Ile tolti her
6
iis the middle of the room burning with
excitement.
Then poor eld Michael came to her, and
said, altniet a --
'11 eatl blueness ; lie is Iter sweet-
heart, audahe had the highest "piney:. of
Thio Awftettad nolo. in a great measure.
She tented and looked at Nancy, and said,
.0 attar, what a miserable tiling ! I
couldn't Ismer that.'
After a while, she drew a chair, rind sat
down by Smiley, and said,-
' I won't petted. Mut, Nance.'
Nancy burst out sololting afresh.
You letter teiniaLed him,' said
binekly, 'and me too, ai UMW' 4,4 you no
harm. Yott have driven him uut of the
outustry, you have.' •
- At this tdoott of feminine justice Helen's
anger revived. 'So, then,' 'Mardis, 'shape
are (4. 14. destroyed, and lathes and gentle-
men murdered, and nobody te to complain
or say an outcry word, if the wretch hate
petit to loto paying his &admires to yotu. --
That makes up for all the crimes in the
world. What ! min an hottest woman. like
you loan all sense of wright and wrung fur
a masa/awl such a I 11 ILO !
Why, he is as well made a fellow as
the notes were finite new, and evidently
h.f.1 hot been rier.inatsid some their tient
113Nn'au%
Nancy caught *glimpse of hie meaning,
and set herself (heatedly to watch until the
person who had pressed the notes through
the chinuesy should come fur them. '
04
will mum them.' Mud eifu, " you .i.y
words.
Thus 'delete though reduced to • Maud
stall herself, hest set 411 infinity on fuut
wlItinchthweaa.:1.,ive
a visit from Mrs Undercliff. That lady
ID, and prayer book WI tit. ta-
ble, sayiug, " I have brought it you back,
miss ; and 1 went yen tu fur
nlY"1"),tilocirtria'etinliy.," said Helen. "What is
it 1"
"Well, mint first'exainine the book uid
the wntuig. Is it all right 1"
Hulett examined it, and sent it was : In-
deed," said she, "the binding looks fresher
if ''‘'''1).',t,luiulgIta"ve a good type," said Mee.
IsirtiticrcIll,iffvehst I want you to do is -of
canine:, Mr. %Verities is a goal deal about
7041
'Yoe'
'Dore be go te church with yeti ever.'
'N..'
•lttit he would if yoou were Go Ask him.'
ne thrulot he would ; butwhy r
:Manage matters w. that lie shall go to
church with you, and then put the Bonk
110.1 n fer him to see the writing. all in it
111.1111CW . Wakii hla fate and tell 1111/.!
heIdI goloUllial up Slat laid, 'No ; 1
can't do that why, at would be turning
God'. temple into& trap 1 Besides -'
,The real reason first if you plesee,'
maid this berebly shrewd old w an.
'Well, Mr. Arthur Wig -dims el the geutle-
man I ism going tat marry.'
Heavens ! cried Mn. Undereliff,
• taken utterly aback thy this meet tinesper-
. tad tern. 'Why. you 'Lever told it, that I'
'N.',' said Hulett, bluahma. 'I did not
think, it neccesury to go into that. Well
of erne tt 11 nut in human that
.81r. W•rdlaw 'Could be jealous., in my
good work or put himself forward ; but
he hes never refused to lend me help that
was in his power ; and it 14 relhignetit to
ever saw, no an9.
• 0, in he r maid Helen, ironically, --her
views of manly beauty were different, tend
black eyes a eine 111.1 rent with her, -.then
it ia a pity his soul is not made to corres-
pond. 1 hope by my next vent you wilt
have learned to despise him ail you ought.
Why, if 1 loved a man ever so, I'd Wart •
out tof he.irt if he cominittasi a crime ;
ay, though 1 tore my soul out of my body
to do, it.
"No, you would tit," said ?Lacy, neon-
vering Isome of her natural iniguacity or •
"taw are all tarred with the sante stick„
gentle or simple.'
"liut 1 mews I would:cried Helen
'and so ought you.'
'droll, mem, yeti begin,' cried Nancy,
stidttenho firing up through her bears. 'It
thC Pn-mertnne wee eeittled, which I've
your word for 11, Mos Ilelen, never knee,
yom to tell a lie, whyo ;our sweethenit is
more to blame for it then
Helen rine withdipitv.
'You &rein grief,' mud she. I In, you
te conrider whether you have one well to
affront ma in your town ho .' And. saw
WU MO, ing to the door
when Nancy ran unlet
1.
arid; 'aduon. 't ;uu go
for 'retaking the trut m plain and rude
am ix • plain 'poke el
,
,71,10. reiera.t dignity,
. 'Quite rmht, said Mrs. Contlercliff .., of
my feelings to lay a trap for hen.'
11.1.,,' .1,, coarse I had no idea you were going ho
et
Ge 1 with me marry Mr. Warillaw. 1 made sure Mr.
) at the hes. , awl PentHe'lleanwbajltinthheednI7i 111'er still hut nude no
-
do say. But deed, and in truth, you . mcg t•nterclattuencd the conversation
in mtch grief my f, I entree knew what 1 rei,ty,
muernt go and lit it abroad that the ship airecu„
was scuttled; you do, you won't hurt
../00 Wylie ; h got • ship, and fiy the '"1/ 1.11 he, C1.01) many hours to Mr.
country. Who uu'Il hurt will be your Hand a tee letters and he told me to tell
own husband as • to be,- W-ardlse,5' he is beginning 1,, doubt whether Mr
'Shall I, Mr. nfuld r asked Helen, wet:it:ie.:412.st realLperson, with a real hazel.
'0 Mrs. reolereliffl Why, he wrote me
two letters : However; 1 will eek Mr, Pen'
ltd whether Mr. Ilan,' exiets er not.
WIren shall I hays' the pleanure of seeing
you again I'
'Whenever you hke, my deeryoung lady
but not upon tlois business of Penfotld and
Warrilait. 1 have done with it forever;
and my &dries, to yen mists, is not to stir
the umel any more.' And with these
mysterious words the old holy retired leav-
ing Helen deeply discouraged ILI her lieserto
ton.
However she notal down the efrnvoreaf
nation in her ,lair, and inadetlimmotement
People tind cot pleasure in pruenng en tic
mused person innocent ; the charm ir to
detect guilt. This day • god, kind friend
abaleolotie me beceue I will not turn azide
trona my c laterite ble mite ion tneiseprnAanoth-
er person ea wrongfully as he 01,,,. has been
enapeeted.
Mem ; see ur 'stele inquiries alma
Mr. Hand.
(Literal Ilellestnet had taken a furnished
house In HMI., erSquare. He 11011 4,4070,1
I II 10 it and Helen %sea 111n1 pellvd bus,'
wade to wale little. But old Tenfold hensel in letewhold arrangements.
replied loftily,-- She male the house eltaritiong; lont on-
' Who carom what • 'eye against a fortunately etoel in n draught ehilst heat.
great ,,Id mercantile house of London( eell, islet caught e shill, Which a herr *040
"tYVrery well, Mr, Penfoolds,' said
I wrould very likely hare gene Go Kr Melte
violent neuralgui paina, and confined
with one great final solt, and deed her het to her Ittesi for fortnight. .
eyes with her apron; end she 1114 it with lithe suffered severely, but bed the onts
such an sir, they broth saw she was not *elation nf finding she nee tenderly hiker,
going t..1'..! another tear aboutfhe mat- • ed. Arthur sent flower. every day, and
• t'ery well, you are both against me; f'a'irtlectter ..... arteotivvidein't.. tellyriry .11serdAbetleY. idAend. .her
ter.
then I'll say no more. But I know what 1 At last she none flown to ehe firawithr
kno*.' mem, bet lay on the note wmpied op.
disdainfully,
madsnr, certainly it might create
ii0MO unworthy simpicims.'
"Sextet -ion r tried Nancy. 'I'on't you
think to throw duet in my eyes. What tad
poor Joe Go gain by destroying that there
ship t you know very well he weds bribed to
.10 it; and risk his own life. And who bri-
bed him? Who should bribe hint, but
the nian AS awned the ship r
' 51,,. Rouse,' said Mr. Tenfold. '1
nipathirg with your grief, and make
great allowance; but 1 will not sit here mut
hear my worthy employent blackened with
, such terrible insinuations. The great house
• ef Wanllaw bribe the sailor to scuttle their
- :tern ship, with Mill Itolleeton end otw
hundred mei sixty thousand
1111 /Shard ! Monstrous !
'Then what did Joe Wylie menu?' re-
plied ?limey. *Says he, 'The poor man
guta all the blame. 14 I waa to tell you
who tempted Inc.' nays he, 'you'd hate ate
Then 1 say, why should She bate
him worse Became. Se her sweetheart
tempted Inane, I stands to that.'
'Thin inference, thee worded, atimek
He en an Du droll that .be turned her head
And whiet do you know 7" enquired end receivedewl hettieet intimate need.,
Helen.
"Tim, will show," said Nancy, turning The neuralgia Intl mow settled on her
righi arm 'bud heel, Notelet rem could miel
euddenly very do , -"time will -show.' write a letter ; and she said te herself with
N..thing ,a.(4, got lout of her after a 'tisk, '0, how unfit a girl is to de imp
that ; mud Helen, 'mon after, made her • thing great. We always WI joat wheel
health and strength are Waft neolsid.'
Neverthelue, thming this period ei
fl and inaction, the cintessegisetese
enrred that gave her joy.
Old NVardlaw hot hood Wel essitis,
himself in influential ehunels Arises
w het he milled iiistico for bas /dud Itale
le*ton, and had received some very serserse
NO ell P 'ems ; for the Geserwes pervious
WWI Ind Illptitable • and, while Int was Mt.
ring the wetter, He/cu wag agreenestoulte
no.openstirog by her beauty, sod she as.
her adventure made in society. At Ws 6
gen thinien, whose wife sralahOWt tttallatt
iplOOU Willen11411 OM Mir. "1
a fair oopportnnity should new, M
Rhombi tell Helen a adventure, sled
the ellen. old ()menet whims rent/
Polk
liamb000.
• civil, though miff, little topegrei ; regretted
the pain she hml inadvertently entuted her,
and went away, after leaving Mr. l'etsfold
her &Meese.
On her return home etc entered the
whole v•nture in her dove. *She made
.separate entiry thet tooSh.t
Mysterious. - -My letter to Mr. Tenfold
at the office intercepted.
Wylie hinta that he was bribed by Masora
ii•w.
‘ fancy Rouse seeped& Unit it was Arthur.
earl says time will show.
A. for me, 1 coin !wither so* why Wylie
eltreild eenttle the ship unless he waa brib-
ed by somebody, nee what Arihnr or hie
tether could Rein by destroying that ship.
• ie all we dark as is that Mont cruel
mystery which alone care to wave.
yon blind f Rh, d ent he
rhothotries .01 50 "min: (and rower, at eight of tfill I tell yens et Nancy' ROMS NMI tO Mr. P011 " s• •
the W. 1-411, 14401 VP ewe" lecuttled the Proserpina and the rat rm. net 1 heard you
he trmonI say sa bank notes enul 1
AO, 110 r." ill" •4 be.. ten his did it with I haveseon and emittedf.dg
•
fill sit, yoo destroyed a ship, and the
This lady ear, a oiertischrittlem woos
found his dang ter, ead
strindoet, and wailedoppotuoity :hos
when it dd come, ekes few* O. • dos
forint that ne grist two or * wo
nememare meets ea teregine MOM. MU
was listened to • ids feedy sysrak),
tl
1.
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